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the health secretary steve barclay is here too. and well hear from the first female astronaut heading to the moon. morning. with you and me for the next 60 minutes — science presenter michael mosley, who trained as a doctor. former health minister james bethell. and campaigner for kids safety, beeban kidron. both of you members of the house of lords. if we look at the front pages, they are all over the place. the sunday telegraph has a story about electiry pylons. but that picture of...

those with the broadest carry the lightest load. and not by accident, but by choice. this a representative from the owners of instagram say that posts viewed were safe. tiktok could be fined £27 million for failing to safeguard the privacy of children. the information commissioner found the platform may have processed data of under 13s without parental consent. and after a 7 million milejourney, nasa are preparing to crash a probe in to an asteroid to see how difficult it is to knock ...

You guessed it, its eurovision time again coming up in the sport on bbc news, Europa League and potential Champions League prizes both on offer for Manchester United ahead of their second leg against celta vigo at old trafford. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. If a leaked copy of labours manifesto is anything to go by, the party is about to propose some of the most sweeping changes to its policies in a generation. The draft proposals seen by the bbc range from renationalising the...

Other changes we need to see. this is the first part of what we are setting out around labours plans to ensure no matter what your background, you get on in life. that is what matters to me and is my priority if i were education secretary. i know how important education is. it transformed my life. i was so fortunate to have a brilliant school who valued me for who i was and pushed us to achieve. im on that for all children, not just about luck.— im on that for all children, not just about luck...

Stay in the classroom after a couple of years, i think £2400. the government has done this for years but teachers seem to be leaving, so why do you think it would work? this week i am why do you think it would work? tt 3 week i am setting out labours mission around education and how we break down barriers that exist for young people. iwant break down barriers that exist for young people. i want to ensure background does not limit you go ting on. we need to make sure we have excellent teachers i...

Lawson above his desk. well, today we have an — lawson above his desk. well, today we have an energy price crisis, record — we have an energy price crisis, record prices at the pumps, inftation _ record prices at the pumps, inflation is back. the truth is, he is not _ inflation is back. the truth is, he is not niget— inflation is back. the truth is, he is not nigel lawson, mr speaker, he is not nigel lawson, mr speaker, he is ted _ is not nigel lawson, mr speaker, he is ted heath! with an ...

Coming — is expected to go higher in the coming months. people are rightly looking _ coming months. people are rightly looking to — coming months. people are rightly looking to their government to help them _ looking to their government to help them weather this storm. labour will support— them weather this storm. labour will support sensible measures to ease this pressure, but what the chancellor has announced today says everything _ chancellor has announced today says everything we need ...

The threshold for paying national insurance will increase by £3,000. that means people must earn £12,570 per year before paying income tax or national insurance. and, in his final announcement, the chancellor pledged that before the end of this parliament in 2024, the basic rate of income tax will be cut from 20p to i9p in the pound. but labour accused the government of making the wrong choices, and of failing to grasp the financial pain facing millions of families. and the office for budget r...

Shield — joined the tories in wanting to shield oil— joined the tories in wanting to shield oil and gas producers from labours — shield oil and gas producers from labours progressive measures. when i set labours progressive measures. when i set out _ labours progressive measures. when i set out... when i set out labours piahs _ i set out... when i set out labours plans for— i set out... when i set out labours plans for a — i set out... when i set out labours plans for a windfall tax in...

In the cost of living crisis its the energy companies and not the consumers that should be shouldering a bigger burden. when i set out labours plans for a windfall tax injanuary, we estimated that it would have raised £1.2 billion. now, because of the continued rise in global oil and gas prices, it would today raise over £3 billion. thats money that could be used to help families and pensioners and businesses with a cut to vat, a real brexit dividend that would help working families and pensio...