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 railways and parts of the energy sector, an emphasis on workers rights to scrapping tuition fees in england. This afternoon, party chiefs signed off on an amended version of the document. Jeremy corbyn, who said the final, fully costed manifesto will be published in a few days, described it as transformative. The conservatives called it the road to ruin. Heres our Political Editor laura kuennsberg. They wondered what exactly was going on, and you might too. This was meant to be the grand unveil
together. one without the other is nonexistent. the rights of the marginalized are bonded together in writing through these decisions to form a single thread. if one tears the entire fabric is undone. i didn t doubt mackie s warning but, after finally wading through alito s 90 page draft, my fear is off the charts. the first of mary ad red flags appears on page five. he writes, the constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision, including the due process clause of the 14th amendment. that provision has been held to guarantee some rights that are not mentioned in the constitution, but any such right must be deeply rooted in the nation s history and tradition. think about this. america has a lot of rights not deeply rooted. for instance, racial integration in our 245-year-old
introduction this morning. good morning. as your introduction mentioned, this isjust a monumental story here in the united a monumental story here in the united states and perhaps broader than that, united states and perhaps broader than that, of course. there are protests than that, of course. there are protests happening everywhere. what is happening in the court is that we have had is happening in the court is that we have had this league. the league of the opinion have had this league. the league of the opinion which is in itself quite unprecedented. there have been rumblings before i ve had those might rumblings before i ve had those might go rumblings before i ve had those might go. but not a full draft opinion might go. but not a full draft opinion that looks like it is ready to go opinion that looks like it is ready to go 0t opinion that looks like it is ready to go. of course it is not final. nor to go. of course it is not final. nor do to go. of course it
matches this draft, it would be by far the most consequential abortion decision in decades and would transform women s reproductive health in the u.s. want to get straight to jessica schneider, she is live at the supreme court for us bright and early this morning. what does this apparent draft opinion say? reporter: 34r5iplain and sim it eliminates the constitutional right to have an abortion that existed since 1973 when i the court at that time issued its opinion in roe v. wade. politico is reporting that this is a 98 page draft opinion written by justice alito and says in part that we hold roe and casey must be overruled, the constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. this is just a draft, it has not been authenticated by cnn and the court has s fu refused to t
chinese and protestors vision of what hong kong needs to look like? no, not at all, there s a parallel approach that the chinese need to abide by the declaration back in 84 in hong kong. that s all protestors are asking for and chinese need to come to the table with us and agree that the 150 page draft they said was fine with them that s legally binding, that s the real hang-up, they are doing to president trump what they did to the british. it s not really binding anymore. leland: right, so 15 seconds or less, how do you force the chinese to live up to their deals? well, there has to be incentive for china and in the case of tariffs and the trade, there s escalations. leland: we appreciate it, thank you very much, sir. kristin. and families across the country gear up to travel for labor day weekend, we will bring