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Does politics have a problem . After that torrid week, conservative Cabinet Minister mark harper, the transport secretary, is here. Labours attack dog, warming up for the election, Jonathan Ashworth joins us too. And privilege was no protection from pain. Charles spencer, brother of princess diana, opens up about the abuse he suffered as a child at the hands of his headmaster. Hed constructed his dream world of having 75 little boys at his beck and call for sadistic thrashings and sexual thrills...

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meth—amphetmine pills were seized in east and southeast asia last year — with gangs exploiting political instability in myanamar to ramp up drug production and trafficking hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are mo hussein, a former adviser to the conservative party, and benedicte paviot, whos is the uk correspondent for france 24. tomorrows front pages, starting with thei— it says that the possibility of a leadership chall...

pledged to tackle the "confusion" over the legal definition of sex by amending the equality act if they win the election. the conservatives announced this morning theyd make biological sex a protected characteristic, making it easier for some organisations to prevent transgender women from using female only spaces. the leaders of the four parties in scotland which took seats at the last election have been holding a televised debate. its being broadcast on stv — and heres a taste of t...

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With me now is rosie cooper, labour mp for west lancashire, whos brought forward that bill. firstly, what are the chances of the bill succeeding?— firstly, what are the chances of the bill succeeding? good morning. we are very hopeful. _ bill succeeding? good morning. we are very hopeful. the _ bill succeeding? good morning. we are very hopeful. the labour- bill succeeding? good morning. we are very hopeful. the labour partyl are very hopeful. the labour party is supporting it, the government ...

What did you make of the speech and what keir starmer had to deal with, was it useful that he was heckled in terms of defining himself? he certainly gave a strong response to the hecklers.| so good he did it twice! he took no nonsense from them. they shouldnt have been doing that. . it was disrespectful. maybe it is useful politically? it showed he was not going to be deterredl by a bunch of people heckling i and he was clear about needing to make sure the labour party is fit for government, - n...