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Supporter and critic before 10am. And a court in liverpool has been told theres been a further decline in the condition of alfie evans, the baby at the centre of a legal battle about the withdrawal of life support. Well speak to his father whos fighting against the decision. Hello. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11. Throughout the morning, the latest breaking news and developing stories. A little later in the programme, well hearfrom katie price. Shes talking to mps today to try and make online abuse a specific crime. As youll know, her son harvey has been subject to some really horrible abuse through most of his life. And well hear from lauri love the alleged computer hacker accused of stealing info from Us Government Computer Systems. Hes won his legal battle against extradition to america. Do get in touch on all the stories were talking about this morning use the hashtag victorialive. And if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Plus, can i saw a very big thank you to the Royal Television Society Judges who have nominated us for five journalism awards best programme, best news coverage, best presenter, best interview and best young talent for our reporter ashley john baptiste. The competition is really tough, so dont hold your breath. Our top story today. The value of some of the worlds Biggest Companies have fallen as Global Stock Markets take a tumble. The us Stock Market Index the dowjones has fallen by over 1000 points thats its biggest one day fall in history. This morning, the ftse 100 has crashed by more than 230 points its lowest level since late 2016. 0ur north America Business correspondent Yogita Limaye has more. This Trading Floor saw its worst day since the financial crisis. After months of hitting record highs, us stocks went into freefall. The trigger wage growth has been faster than expected, sparking fears that there could be a rise in Interest Rates. Certainly not what this man would have wanted on his first day in office. Jerome powell took over as the chair of the american central bank, the body that makes decisions about Interest Rates. And it was bad news for this man, too. President trump has repeatedly taken credit for the Massive Gains made by Financial Markets in the past year. But addressing factory workers in ohio as stocks plunged, this was one record he chose not to speak about. The white house has said the president is focused on long term fundamentals, which remain exceptionally strong. And many on wall street say theres no need for alarm just yet. People are taking profits after an historic climb, its very quiet in there, very orderly, no panic. So i honestly dont think theres much to panic about. That could spell relief for people in the us and around the world. But with a slide like this, its hard to predict when it might end. Yogita limaye, bbc news, new york. Simonjack is simon jack is here. Simonjack is here. Is this a crash 01 simonjack is here. Is this a crash ora simonjack is here. Is this a crash or a correction . A correction is when it goes down 10 from its peak. To remind everyone, the stock market has been on a hell of a tear over the last few years. Once in a while, some people think it is healthy to ta ke some people think it is healthy to take a bit of air out of the tyres, some people take profits, it comes back to a sustainable level. At the moment, this is a correction, not a crash. The reason for that is the Global Economy is strong. It is rare to get a full blown crash like the 1987 black monday, when you have the underlining fundamentals. People have savings there, if you have a pension, you have these shares which have fallen sharply, so you will ta ke have fallen sharply, so you will take a small hit on this. Usually on Pension Savings, do do it over the long term, and on the long term, the trend has been up. Correction, not crash, i would say. Trend has been up. Correction, not crash, iwould say. In trend has been up. Correction, not crash, i would say. In an ideal scenario, what are we looking forward to happen next . We will see, if you are falling down a cliff face, can you put a hand on and pours the stocks . Coming down again after a big drop yesterday, falling another 230 points on the uk 100 index, and it bounced back a bit. We will see if this holds. At the moment, it looks like it is holding. I would say, not time to panic at the moment, and for some people, your local stockbroker if you do this sort of thing, will phone you up this sort of thing, will phone you up and say it is a massive buying opportunity, wait for the volatility to die down. How many of us have local stockbroker s . 7 to die down. How many of us have local stockbroker s . . Lots of us have independent Financial Advisers a lot of people will be sitting on their hands, waiting for things to calm down. We had a weird thing, Interest Rates around the world are at historic lows. These are more akin toa at historic lows. These are more akin to a recession or a depression at these record lows. Yet, we have a Global Economy growing nearly 4 . There is a mismatch. A lot of people think that what we are going to get as the Global Economy grows is a much faster set of Interest Rate rises, and that makes people. Central banks around the world, we have been on free money, monetary drugs, wean us off them. When you people off that, you get one of these. 0k. He is our Business Editor. Annita is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the days news. Hello. Thanks, victoria. Good morning, everyone. The conservative mp and leading remain campaigner, anna soubry, has called on theresa may to sling out what she called hard brexiteers in the party. In an interview for the bbc, she said that the frontbench was in hock to 35 ideological leave supporters. She insisted she would not stay in a party taken over by people like Jacob Rees Mogg and boris johnson. Campaigners are proposing women who were jailed while fighting for the right to vote, should be pardoned. Scottish conservative leader Ruth Davidson has joined with the Fawcett Society Campaign Group and relatives of the suffragettes in calling for convictions to be overturned. It comes on the 100th anniversary of some women getting the vote in the uk. Relatives of the victims of the 1982 ira hyde park bombing have been granted legal aid for a civil action against a suspect. A prosecution case against the convicted ira member, john downey, collapsed at the old bailey four years ago because he had a so called on the run letter telling him he was no longer a wanted man. Frankie mccamley has more. July, 1982, four soldiers of the Royal Household cavalry died and dozens were injured when an ira car bomb was detonated outside buckingham palace. More than 30 years later, john downey was charged with their murder, but the case collapsed after it had emerged hed been given a so called on the run letter, a guarantee he could not be prosecuted. The 66 year old denied murder and conspiring to cause the explosion. The then Prime Minister David Cameron said mr downey should never have been given such assurances, describing it as a dreadful mista ke. Now, the Legal Aid Agency has decided to provide funding to the families of the victims, which will allow them to begin civil action. The move has been welcomed by some, who hope this could be an opportunity to solve one of the most significant ira bombings during the decades of that became known as the troubles. Frankie mccamley, bbc news. A judge will rule later today on a request by the wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, to drop a warrant for his arrest. Hes been living in the Ecuadorian Embassy in london for more than five years to avoid deportation to sweden. Julian assange believes he will be extradited to the United States if he leaves the embassy, for questioning about the activities of wikileaks. Public Health England says it wants e cigarettes to be given on the nhs because theyre an effective way to help smokers quit. Public Health England says vaping poses only a small fraction of the risk of smoking tobacco. 0ur Health Reporter Michelle Roberts has more. The department for transport says it is investing £23 billion on road schemes that will help to cut congestion. One of love islands female stars says she has been offered substa ntially less pay for the same jobs as the male contestants since leaving the itv show. 0livia attwood has told this programme this included jobs with her boyfriend chris hughes. She said when her management approached the clients to ask why, they immediately matched the payments. Thats a summary of the latest bbc news. More at 9 30. Coral on Facebook Says, we deserve the same pay as man when we do the samejob with the same pay as man when we do the same job with the same hours. Mark on Facebook Says, women this, women that, who cares who pays what . Stop acting like it. Thank you. You can use facebook, or or twitter. Acting like it. Thank you. You can use facebook, or ortwitter. Sarah is here with the sport. Chelsea manager Antonio Conte is under pressure after another defeat, how much danger is there that he may lose his job . Increasing pressure on antonio co nte, increasing pressure on Antonio Conte, his side lost 4 1 away at watford last night. His side were coming off the back of that 30 his side were coming off the back of that 3 0 home loss to bournemouth last week. They are fourth in the table, a point clear of tottenham after losing last night will stop it is for the all important Champions League places. Nerves got to them. Tui bakayoko was sent off after a second yellow card. Troy deeney scored the penalty. Eden hazard equalised eight minutes before time before watford went on to score another three goals. A big first home win for the new boss, javi gracia. Chelsea looked poor throughout the night, but antonio co nte was throughout the night, but Antonio Conte was insistent he is definitely, definitely, definitely not worried about his job. Im not worried. Im not worried. Im not worried. Im not worried. Im not worried about my job. Worried. Im not worried. Im not worried about myjob. I work every day, and i give 120 , ok . If this is enough, its ok. 0therwise, day, and i give 120 , ok . If this is enough, its ok. Otherwise, the club can takea enough, its ok. Otherwise, the club can take a different decision, but im not worried. Every day, every day, every west conference you ask me, are you worried about your dog . No, im not worried. We get the message, but there has been eagle between Antonio Conte and the chelsea hierarchy, he has repeatedly complained through the campaign about the lack of import towards the clubs recruitment strategies. He has complained about Alvaro Moratas injury, so he does not have an out and out striker, 0livier giroud was on the bench. A strained relationship at chelsea. And formula one are replacing grid girls with grid kids. Saw the fall out and reaction last week, the differing views of the promotion of grid girls that formula 1 have abolished. They are now going to have read kids, because of the long standing practice of female models that they used before races. It is at odds with todays standards. They will use kids on the opening race of the next season. The next season, next month. More from sarah through the morning. Its100 years since some women were allowed to cast their vote in an election. This morning theresa may has hailed the heroism of the suffragettes who campaigned for women to get the vote through daring stunts, law breaking and non violent protest which saw some women being arrested, imprisoned and even losing their lives. 100 years on and so much has changed well talk to a 102 year old about he significant events in her life later in the programme. When it comes to voting there is virtually no gender gap with roughly the same amount of men voting as women. Two monthly anniversary, we thought we would revive our blind date series. And take two women out on a date one whod never voted in an elected and one who thinks all women should vote. 0livia attwood is a reality tar whos best known for her appearance in last summers love island and anna soubry is a conservative mp. Heres how they got on. Its100 years since women got the vote. So we took two women with very different views on a date. 0ne whos never voted in an election. Its like, i think of parliament, i think of like a room with men and women, but a lot of like old men falling asleep. And one who thinks women have a duty to vote. I think everybody should vote. Women worked so damn hard, it was such a serious trouble. Serious struggle. Will sparks fly . I mean, theyrejust quite simple, arent they, some of them . What, men . Yeah. They are, yes will things hot up . And will the political get personal . You know, we have experienced since leaving love island of doing differentjobs, and weve had to do some digging to find out, you know, that the boys were getting paid substantially more than us for the exact same job. No yeah, for the exact same outcome. No sam, are you rolling . Im rolling on the wide, yeah. Hi, im 0livia attwood. Im 26 and i am a tv personality. You probably saw me appear in the last series of love island. Ive been on quite a few dates in my time, but this will be a different experience i dont have an idea who im meeting. I believe its an mp. Ive never voted in a party vote, which i feel really ashamed of, especially were celebrating the 100 years of women having the vote. I dont actually get nervous before dates, but im a little bit nervous before this date, actually, weirdly. A little bit nervous. Its out of my comfort zone, just a touch. My name is anna soubry, and im the member of parliament for broxtowe in nottinghamshire. Im looking forward to today. I have no idea who i shall be having lunch with. So that in itself is going to be quite interesting, and hopefully we will have a great conversation as well. I think theres an argument that says it was such a long struggle for women to get the vote, we kind of should get out and use it. Well, luckily, im feeling quite hungry, so im certainly looking forward to my food. But actually, more importantly, i want to know who the hell im having it with hello. Hi. Lovely to meet you. Hi, im anna. 0livia. Lovely to meet you, too. How are you . Im all right, darling, how you . Very well, thank you. You have to tell me all about yourself. I am olivia, and i was on a show called love island. I dont know if youre familiar with it. Ah, yes. Did you watch . I cant imagine you did. Well, no, i do watch certain programmes, but love islands escaped me. And what you do . I think i do know, but. So, my names anna, and im a member of parliament. Yes. And i was elected in 2010, and i did other stuff as well. And i decided to get involved again in politics, and i did that, and i still do. Lovely, thank you. Do you know what youre having . What are you having . Im going to have a chicken caesar salad, i think. Right. Im having fish and chips. I was looking at it, but i went with the salad. You can have some of my chips i live in woking, so where. . I know its heavily conservative, and i believe itsjohn. . Its notjohn redwood, is it, woking . I think so. That rings a bell. Jonathan lord. 0h, is it . You see, the fact that you actually know even part of your mps name. Yeah. Is something. So you know masses of stuff. I have to admit, what i know is my dad is heavily into politics, so anything that i know, ive just sort of absorbed, like background noise, and some things ive taken in and some things i havent. So your dad is interested in politics . Very. Is he a member of a Political Party . Hes liberal, but hes not a member. And hes german, so was very anti brexit. Did you vote in the referendum . For brexit . Yes. But ive never voted in a party vote. For the reason that ijust think ive never known what i wanted to vote for. But in terms of brexit, i found that one relatively. For me, it was quite easy. And you voted for remain . Yes. And was that because your fathers german and so you understood what the whole eu thing was about . Just that, and i was working as a model all over europe, i was worried what it would mean for that. You see, i can understand why, if you live in an area where you feel that your vote wont make much difference, people dont vote, and it is really interesting that you voted in the referendum, because you knew that your vote would count just like anybody elses. Ive told my dad quite a few times that i voted, because. It makes him crazy, but at the same time, if there was a vote tomorrow, i probably again would not know what i wanted to vote for. So thats the issue, isnt it . I mean, i think everybody should vote. Women worked so damn hard, it was such a serious struggle, for ever. People didnt have a proper democracy. No. And so, when they got the opportunity, so when mandela was elected president of south africa, and they got the opportunity at last to vote, they were queueing for hours and hours because it was so precious that they finally could have their say. And that makes me feel, to think that i havent used the vote when so many people would give so much for one, makes me feel not great. But then i think there is just, like you say, one