surrey police are strongly criticised for returning shotguns to a man who went on to murder his partner and her daughter at a puppy farm. almost a decade after madeleine mccann disappeared, detectives said they are still following a critical lead. and our green and pleasant land, but for how much longer? warnings that climate change could have a dramatic impact on britain s gardens. coming up in sport on bbc news. sunderland manager david moyes is charged by the fa after being caught on camera telling a reporter she might get a slap after a match last month. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there were angry exchanges in the commons today in what was the last prime minister s questions before parliament is dissolved next week. the prime minister said only the conservatives could provide strong and stable leadership. mr corbyn responded by saying the conservatives only represented the rich. our political correspondent ian watson reports. questions to the pri
voting in some seats. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. tax officials have raided west ham and newcastle united football clubs as part of an investigation into suspected fraud. strong criticism for surrey police for returning a collection of shotguns to a man who went on to kill his partner and her daughter. a show of unity in south korea as the us military holdsjoint exercises with local forces as the us senate prepares for security briefing on north korea. and a warning that britain s immaculate green lawns could become a thing of the past because of climate change. it s 5 o clock. our main story is that the prime minister has refused to guarantee that the so called triple lock on pensions will continue if the conservatives are re elected at the general election. at the final session of prime minister s questions before polling day theresa may said that pensioner incomes would continue to rise, but she was accused of abandoning a commitment previously made by t
british scientists develop a blood test, which can detect the return of lung cancer, before it shows on conventional scans. and, the concert hall in bristol, soon to be renamed, because of associations with the slave trade. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: tottenham needed a win tonight at crystal palace to reduce chelsea s lead at the top of the premier league to four points find out how they got on at selhurst park. good evening. all members of the us senate, have been at the white house this evening, to be briefed on the deepening crisis, involving north korea. the americans have started installing an anti missile defence system, in neighbouring south korea, in response to the weapons programmes being developed by the north. china has accused the americans of destabilising the entire region. but the us state department said tonight it was still open to negotiations to try to resolve the crisis, as our north america editorjon sopel reports. this isn t for real but
parliament. the main news from westminster: the prime minister vows to demands for a policy document on brexit. i can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper published this month. the labour leader is worried about what the government has in mind for brexit britain. the prime minister, mr speaker, is threatening the eu that unless they give in to her demands she will turn britain into a bargain basement tax haven of the coast of europe. also on the programme: rousing words from the chief minister of gibraltar. my blood is red but i m red, white and blue inside out and so is that rock and we will never ever come to us changing that countenance. come and see for yourself! but first, when the brexit secretary david davis came to the commons on tuesday after the government lost its case in the supreme court, mps from all parties call for a white paper, setting out a strategy for brexit. david davis batted away their requests, pointing to a speech th