And coming up in the sport on bbc news, Gordon Strachan hopes to win back the fans after Scotland Beat Slovenia to keep their slim world cup hopes alive. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. Theresa may will meet Nicola Sturgeon in scotland later, for the First Time Since the snp announced their proposals for a second independence referendum. At the beginning of a week that will see article 50 triggered on wednesday, the Prime Minister will say she wants to build a more united nation. Tomorrow, the Scottish Parliament is expected to pass a vote in favour of seeking a new Scottish Independence referendum which ms sturgeon wants to hold in autumn 2018 or spring 2019. Theresa may, though, has said now is not the time for it. Our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow. Number 10 says the relationship between theresa may and Nicola Sturgeon that, every political relationship has its own dimension. Certainly the public stance between them over the past two weeks has
Forces stop fighting each other first. And it is looking good for newcastle to make it back into the Premier League. These are the polls looking ahead to the second round of the french election. The polls put mr macron well ahead for the second round. They were right for the first round but well you know all the caveats around polling. A short time ago i spoke to professor helen drake shes the chair in European Integration at loughborough university. Shes in paris. I asked her if the latest polls were good news for European Integration. One thing we learned from last night is that the polls were quite accurate. Marine le pen was supposed to win the first round and she came ina quick to win the first round and she came in a quick second so the polls which are putting macron ahead of le pen in the next round, i suppose we can trust them. Macron has expressed a lot of support for the european union, and he has some practical and positive messages for how to strengthen the eu. I suppose th
Forces stop fighting each other first. And it is looking good for newcastle to make it back into the Premier League. These are the polls looking ahead to the second round of the french election. The polls put mr macron well ahead for the second round. They were right for the first round but well you know all the caveats around polling. A short time ago i spoke to professor helen drake shes the chair in European Integration at loughborough university. Shes in paris. I asked her if the latest polls were good news for European Integration. One thing we learned from last night is that the polls were quite accurate. Marine le pen was supposed to win the first round and she came ina quick to win the first round and she came in a quick second so the polls which are putting macron ahead of le pen in the next round, i suppose we can trust them. Macron has expressed a lot of support for the european union, and he has some practical and positive messages for how to strengthen the eu. I suppose th