Its 2 30am. Now on bbc news monday in parliament. Hello and welcome to monday in parliament. The speaker refuses to allow the government another yes or no vote on its brexit deal. Some mps arent happy with him. On occasion, you will sometimes have to please some and not others but it is becoming remarkable how often you please one lot and not the other lot. John bercow is defiant. When he was getting the decisions in his favour, he was not grumbling. Also tonight, the Stormont Assembly is up and running but only for a matter of minutes. And the foreign secretary updates the commons on the case of harry dunn, the teenager killed in an accident involving an american diplomats wife. I can reassure the house that representations have been made to the Us Government at every level of the administration. But first there was an historic moments toward the end of the days business. Second reading, what day . Tomorrow. The withdrawal bill will finally be debated but will it get through by octobe
Of europes leading travel groups, who tells us what impact Climate Change is having on his industry, and the head of the worlds most influential airline body tells us how his members are tackling the challenges as they continue to recover from billions in covid losses. Also on the show, the man in charge of travel at one of the worlds biggest insurers. He tells us Climate Change is causing more of us to think about where we go and why its a top priority for his industry. Wherever yourejoining me from Around The World, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. You know, wildfires and extreme heat, they are posing major challenges across the globe, from spain and portugal to croatia and greece and from seattle to florida. They are a sign of how our climate is changing. And the economic consequences are potentially huge, not least for the travel and Tourism Industry, which of course plays a vital role in our Global Economy. Many destinations are facing major disruptionjust a
Following the death of george floyd in police custody. Two weeks quarantine thats what the government wants all travellers to face as they come into the uk from monday. Back to school for the last few weeks of the summer term. Schools in wales will begin a limited return from the 29thjune. Good afternoon, and welcome to this special programme from bbc news. Well bring you all the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic, and the downing street briefing, which will be led today by the Prime Minister. But first, the home secretary has confirmed that new quarantine rules for people arriving in the uk from overseas will come into force on monday that includes uk nationals. Priti patel said most people entering the uk will be told to isolate for two weeks, with only a limited number of exemptions. They will be required to fill in a contact locator form, with details on where they will isolate and how they can be contacted. She warned that anyone leaving isolation in england could face a fine
Taking pleasure from athleisure. The amount of money we spend on trainers and sports clothing is up 20 and as our retail round up continues, well find out this morning how much all this is boosting jd sports. You might be pleased by a bit more sunshine across the uk but its a chilly start deal friday morning. Detours details on that and your full weekend forecast coming up. Good morning its friday, 10th january. Our top story. The United States, canada and britain have all said that the ukrainian airliner which crashed near tehran on wednesday was shot down by iranian forces. Theyve suggested iran may have launched missiles in error. Officials in tehran have dismissed the claim. Four britons were among the 176 People Killed in the crash. Nada tawfik reports from toronto. Us media say these images appear to show the moment the ukrainian airliner was hit by an Iranian Missile, minutes after takeoff. A small explosion occurs and the jet, now in flames, tries to turn back towards the tehra
Whirpool begins its recall of dangerous washing machines. Hundreds of thousands of machines could be affected. A roman fort on Hadrians Wall has been donated to the nation by its owner and could now reveal its secrets. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Senior members of the royal family are said to be hurt after the duke and duchess of sussex announced that theyre stepping back from their royal roles. Harry and meghans decision is believed to have shocked the royalfamily, with reports the couple didnt consult the queen or Prince William. In a Statement Released yesterday, the couple said they made the decision after many months of reflection and internal discussions. Buckingham palace said there were complicated issues to work through. Our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. Theyd had a six week break and theyd clearly been considering their future. Back in london on tuesday, during a visit to canada house, harry and meghan seemed settled, yet they were about to