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Been forbidden labour, not since the second world war in many cases they are saying this is completely unfair. know what a former minister has said is that it shouldn't be this flat £86,000 figure. it should be a percentage of a person as well. so you don't have a situation with a home in london that are shot up in price can keep most of their asset and pass that on compared to someone in the northwest and east where they simply don't have that and might end “p simply don't have that and might end up still having to sell their home. one of the lines here is that the tory web server been und...

Kathryn stone, the independent standards commissioner for parliament, given the government was trying to overhaul the standard system that she is a very key part of. interesting that nadeem is a hobby talked about collective responsibility because there are a number of figures certainly in the firing line today over the mess that some mps see all of this as, firstly, the prime minister himself, with some mps pointing to other examples of u—turns that the government has made under his leadership, then there is also the chief whip mark spencer, after mps were whipped to vote with the governmen...

We'll be here every weekday at 3:00. so i'll see you back here tomorrow. bye. tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the news on the pfizer vaccine for children tonight. that key fda panel late today saying yes. and the states of emergency right now. tonight, this nor'easter, another round, new york to new england. wind gusts reaching 75 miles per hour. first, that pfizer child vaccine. the vote near unanimous. 17 in favor, one abstaining. and the new data tonight. pfizer saying the vaccine is 91% effective for children against symptomatic infections. this vaccine for kid...

If the shoe were on the other foot would mitch mcconnell get his caucus in line and get rid of the filibuster to do what he wants to do? >> hell, yes, he would. of course, he's done it every time. however you feel about mitch mcconnell, he is the pitome of the using political brinksmanship and getting what he wants. than brought up 2011. i was there the last time ten years ago. the difference is you had more sane republicans that understood they could play politics a little bit but they weren't going to actually tank the economy and do all of that. this time around we're not dealing with the s...

Had been a lot of talk about a possible tory rebellion, mps furious, but the rebellion fizzled out, only a few who voted no and 37 who didn't vote either abstaining because they didn't like the proposal or for another reason like they were sick or away. so the prime minister will be relieved to have gotten it through the commons because it is a controversial proposal — it's raising taxes, breaking his manifesto commitment that he wouldn't raise national insurance. and it also includes some of the detail in it, which the papers pick up on about how the money shakes out, how much money is real...