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At the day here in westminster. Coming up, the brexit secretary makes a surprise concession to pro eu mps, the foreign secretary admits he was wrong over controversial remarks about the british woman jailed in iran, and the ministry ofjustice gets a dressing down over its electronic tagging system. Whoever put this down as a procurement strategy i dont think had any idea what they were trying to achieve. But first, tuesday will be a big day for brexit, mps are to start their long awaited scrutiny of the European Union withdrawal bill. But as something of a curtain raiser the government has off...

An exclusive report this hour on the secret deal that ended the three year occupation of the syrian city of raqqa by the extremist group, the so called Islamic State. That deal allowed several hundred is fighters to escape, along with their weapons and ammunition, and theirfamilies. It saved lives and brought peace to the city but there may still be a price to pay. Our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville, has the story. Even at peace, with the so called Islamic State gone, raqqa is still deadly dangerous. Few of its roads have been cleared. The fighting stopped here a month ago, but...

Withoutjudgement. The updated guidelines aim to prevent children being bullied because of their Sexual Orientation or gender identity. Heres our religious Affairs Correspondent martin bashir. Dressing up is notjust a favourite activity for the reception class at this London Church primary school, its also part of a curriculum designed to encourage individuality and discourage bullying. The church of england has updated its advice for its 4,700 schools to protect children who may be considering transition from one gender to another. Being an individual is very important and respecting everybody...

An exclusive report this hour on the secret deal that ended the three year occupation of the syrian city of raqqa by the extremist group, the so called Islamic State. That deal allowed several 100 is fighters to escape, along with their weapons and ammunition, and theirfamilies. It saved lives and brought peace to the city but there may still be a price to pay. Our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville, has the story. Even at peace, with the so called Islamic State gone, raqqa is still deadly dangerous. Few of its roads have been cleared. The fighting stopped here a month ago, but the...