The Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said her party would scrap inheritance tax on family homes, as she set out her vision for the country in a major conference speech.
In the clearest sign yet of what a Badenoch government would look like, she said her party would help people ‘keep more of what they earn’.
Also on the programme:
– The lawyer for Christa Pike has this evening said she is ‘speaking limitedly’, after surviving two lethal injections.
– Israel is, today, mourning those lost in the October 7th terror attacks. It is three years since Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups launched the assault, targeting towns in southern Israel and at the Nova music festival.
– In Gaza, the notion of rebuilding remains a long way away. Huge piles of rubble still dominate the landscape, the remnants of buildings destroyed by Israeli airstrikes.
We filmed with a father who has waited almost three years to search for the remains of his four children.
– The World Health Organisation has demanded that Russia provide more information about the death of a lab worker, amid concerns it was caused by the plague.
– And it doesn’t usually take a quarter of a century to reach Hull, but that’s how long it’s been since Karl Bushby set off on a mammoth hike, back in November 1998.
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