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Man believed to be responsible for killing two swedish people in brussels last night in which he claims he was inspired by the Islamic State group has been shot dead in cafe this shot dead in a cafe this morning. Should we be worried about further terrorism in europe . Europe . And could we see a rare red weather warning, which means a danger to life . Storm babbitt is set to hit the uk tomorrow, but should we take these warnings . Well debate that. Well debate that. Let us know your thoughts th...

The studio to tell us why. And gb news Political Editor chris hope. Earlier on today asks shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves how involved tony blair is in the labour party, and her frank answer might give you sleepless nights. Youre not want to miss out on this one. And thats all coming up in your next hour. Well, the show weve got an absolute corker coming up today packed with action is blair the back seat. Prime minister in waiting is humza yousaf a dead man walking. Is ireland on the man walking...

By July 5, we are very likely to have a Labour government with a working majority, if not a landslide victory. I am going to assume that this is the outcome, and make a few suggestions about how we might prepare.

The Labour leader and his shadow cabinte have turned saying very little about what their policies will be once in power into performance art, writes Brian Monteith

Draft deal aims to improve global cooperation against outbreaks as rightwingers deny they are making false claims UK will lose decision-making powers

Secretive lobby groups are spreading pro-e-cigarette messages purporting to be grassroots campaigns

Boris Johnson might be leaving parliamentary politics (for now) but it would be foolish to believe he is going away never to come back.

I have read about mainly Green attempts to promote the “20-minute neighbourhood” idea, and today have seen a photograph of Edinburgh councillor Scott Arthur sitting in the sun and “enjoying a beer in my 20-minute neighbourhood”.

By creating new routes to support real devolution of services and outcomes the centralisation of the SNP can yet be undone

Having been to Germany just last week on one of my frequent visits, and having family who live there, I had to laugh at columnist Brian Monteith’s latest blinkered, anti-EU nonsense in Monday’s Perspective.