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Yesterday but as we head into the weekend we are going to once again have a touch of summer. All of the details later. Its tuesday 3rd of october. Pressure is growing on the Prime Minister to clarify whether he will cancel the h52 rail link between birmingham and manchester. Those pressing for the project to go ahead include the conservative mayor of the west midlands, andy street, as well as business and Civic Leaders in the north. Downing street insists no final decision has been taken but the issue has dominated the Party Conference in manchester, from where our Political Correspondent iain...

The studio to tell us why. And gb news Political Editor chris hope. Earlier on today asks shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves how involved tony blair is in the labour party, and her frank answer might give you sleepless nights. Youre not want to miss out on this one. And thats all coming up in your next hour. Well, the show weve got an absolute corker coming up today packed with action is blair the back seat. Prime minister in waiting is humza yousaf a dead man walking. Is ireland on the man walking. Is ireland on the brink. And weve got the legendary political pollster john curtice predicting the...

Bringing hope of a possible cure to skin cancer as it begins trials in the uk. And Prince Williams surprise, his students in the West Midlands during a school trip to support Mental Health, revealing his favourite dad joke along the way, knock knock. This along the way, knock knock. This is the interrupting cow. Moo. Is the interrupting cow. Moo. Woo Manchester City are on arsenals tail and can smell blood as they beat brighton four nil. Still with a game in hand. All is not well at red bull as the chief car designer resigns and olympic swimmers are likely to sue wada over what was said by usa...

A 2001 fax shows civil servants knew hundreds of soldiers, sailors and airmen had blood tests after being deliberately exposed to toxic fallout, but told press and public it wasn’t done

The nuclear deterrent may be indefensible without the full truth of what befell Britain's atomic veterans, Parliament is told