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This conservative backbencher congratulated by a passer—by for talking candidly about his grandma's funeral. i didn't hug my siblings, i didn't hug my parents. i gave a eulogy, and then afterwards i didn't even go to her house for a cup of tea. does the prime minister think i'm a fool? ifeel this is tarnishing us all, and the longer it goes on, the more damage it does the conservative party as a whole. that means finding another leader? it may well do. i've had hundreds of people in my inbox overnight, and they don't feel that they can vote for this government as it stands. the prime ministe...

Few days and nights, clearing up the wreckage. we are doing our absolute best to keep the railways open, but my advice, before you travel today or tomorrow, is to check before you travel with your train operator, to check that your train is running. matlock, derbyshire, this morning, after the river derwent burst its banks. here, the winds and rain are easing off, as storm franklin makes its way south and east. sanchia berg, bbc news. joining me now is jake kelly, the group directorfor system operator at network rail. we see much of you this weekend, and i imagine that�*s because you and you...

And the uk chancellor rishi sunak, would be part of a pilot scheme allowing them to keep working. but a barrage of criticism was followed by a rapid u—turn, and now downing street has pulled out of the pilot scheme entirely. this report from our political corresponent nick eardley. life might be feeling a bit more normal, but the impact of the pandemic is farfrom over. hundreds of thousands of people have been told to self—isolate in recent days. and now track and trace has hit the heart of government. the prime minister and chancellor are self—isolating after the health secretary tested...

A refugee sings of her yearning for home, for tigray. it sounds like a lament for ethiopia as well, a nation at risk of unravelling. you get a real sense here that this conflict is far from over. sense here that this conflict is farfrom over. the people of tigray have suffered so much in the past few months through famine and conflict that they are now talking about a clean break, full independence from ethiopia. a nation, they see as cruel and crumbling. and if that means they have to keep fighting for it, then so be it. another young man thrashes his way across the river border out of tigray...

One is that we just don't know who has been fined yet. the police aren't going to tell us. downing street has said that the prime minister hasn't received notice of a fixed penalty so far, but that potentially could change in some point. it was quite clear from the metropolitan police statement this morning that more fines could come down the line, so this process is farfrom over, and until we get a bit more clarity on who exactly has been fined, and, ultimately, whether that's going to include politicians like the prime minister, i don't think tory mps are prepared to say yet what they think ...