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support at the core base. he added. i am obviously deeply concerned that labour is further from power than at any stage in my lifetime. mr miliband is not the only one being critical of labour in print. dave prentice, the leader of the union unison said copland was a disaster and whilst not penning the blame on jeremy corbyn, disaster and whilst not penning the blame onjeremy corbyn, he does say since his re election five months ago they have not moved an inch closer to setting up shop in downing street. that said, for the most part, the unions are still with jeremy corbyn. it is about as reconnecting with our roots and getting the working class back. we we re getting the working class back. we were told we were not doing that and were told we were not doing that and we did. labour s deputy leader says he does not agree with mr miliband. i understand the point he is making that we are in difficult times and we need to change tack to build a winning coalition for the nex ....
scotla nd scotland break out. and a spirited second half performance at murrayfield earns scotland their first six nations win over wales in ten years. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon. the former labour foreign secretary david miliband says the party is the furthest it s been from power in 50 years. he was responding to labour s by election defeat in copeland in cumbria where the conservatives overturned a majority of more than two thousand to oust labour from a seat it had held for 80 years. jeremy corbyn has said he won t step down as leader. here s our political correspondent, matt cole. if these scenes in stoke, where labour held the seat, had been repeated in copeland, there would be fewer questions forjeremy corbyn. but it was theresa may s tories who celebrated an historic win in cumbria, turning this rock solid red seat blue for the first time in 80 years. not for the first time, labour s former foreign secretary has spoken his mind. in a ....
of their match in dublin ireland are leading. and can anyone stop chelsea, as the premier league leaders go 11 points clear at the top? also coming up in the programme: what next for claudio ranieri as the leicester boss goes to the training ground to say his goodbyes. and a year away from competition, but lizzie yarnold slides to a bronze medal at the skeleton world championships. but let s start with today s six nations action, where scotland beat wales 29 13 at murrayfield a win that s been a long time coming for the scots. you ve got to go back to 2007 for the last time they got a six nations win over wales. and after an opening weekend win over ireland, scotland s good form continues despite that narrow defeat to france in round two. let s get some reaction from murrayfield our reporter patrick gearey is there. patrick, good evening. scotland were trading at half time and they owe that win to a great comeback in the second half, don t they? indeed they do. i ....
performance at murrayfield earns scotland their first six nations win over wales in ten years that and the rest of the day s sporting news at sportsday at seven thirty. good evening and welcome to bbc news. tom watson labour s deputy leader has said the party must ‘do better‘ at winning over voters but he has said that now is not the time to change the leadership. jeremy corbyn has said he will stay on as leader. this comes as a new poll by the sunday mirror says a third of non labour voters would be more likely to vote labour if corbyn went. in a moment i ll speak to former mayor of london ken livingstone and political observer michael white, but first here s our political correspondent carole walker. jeremy corbyn has made it clear he has no intention of stepping down. he was in stoke yesterday, where labour saw off the challenge from ukip to win the by election. but he is facing questions about the party s defeat in copeland. the tories were jubilant aft ....
much of the uk in the start of the new week. quite blustery with showers, some heavy, hailstones and thunder and maybe even wintry weather over high ground. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: labour s deputy leader tom watson says now is not the time for a leadership contest, but warns the party must do better at winning over voters. police in the german city of heidelberg have shot and injured a man after he drove his car into pedestrians gathered in one of the city s squares. media organisations react angrily after several, including the bbc, are barred from a press briefing at the white house. three men have appeared in court on slavery charges after the discovery of a cannabis factory at a disused nuclear bunker. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, katherine downes, and john watson. the headlines this evening: scotland beat wales for the first time in ten years it finished 29 13 in the six nations. ireland are playing france. t ....