Nish Kumar

This is a Brett Goldstein moment for you, Brett.

It's not all bad.

We have lapsed over into renewables making up more of the grid in the EU and the UK.

This is genuinely good news and should be celebrated.

Major overhaul of the special educational needs and disabilities or SEND system is set to be announced next month in a highly anticipated schools white paper.

But Save Our Children's Rights, a new cross-party national campaign, is concerned that the reported leaked plans suggest potentially severe cuts to children's rights.

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I'm Nish Kumar.

It would be nice for the UK's prime minister to have a bit of time to actually run the UK.

So is the government's new warm homes plan the kind of policy to help Labour tackle the rise of reform?

Nigel Farage is collecting disaffected Tory figures like Trump collects other people's peace prizes.

Liam Thorpe from the Liverpool Echo will give us his insights.

And of course, we'll be dealing with all the news about Brown to Beckham.

This is expressly against my wishes.