This is bbc news. The headlines at 1100. The chancellor warns Business Leaders that there will not be alignment with eu rules in any post brexit trade agreement and that some businesses will benefit while some wont. A clock projected on the walls of downing street one of a series of events announced to mark the moment the uk leaves the eu. British Scientists Say the number of people already infected by a new virus emerging in china is far greater than official figures suggest. Heavy rain and thunderstorms in australia help to tackle the bushfires but bring flooding to some areas. Following campaigns, free sanitary products will be available to all schools and colleges in england from monday. And in sport simply the bess. Englands spinner helps his side to take total control in the third test against south africa. And foreign correspondents based in london give us their take on the iran crisis, the impeachment of donald trump and the warning from Sir David Attenborough on Climate Change
Good morning welcome to breakfast, with rogerjohnson and Rachel Burden. Our headlines today a clean break harry and meghan will drop their hrh and end all royal duties under a new agreement with buckingham palace. The queen says they remain much loved members of herfamily. The couple are expected to spend most of their time in canada and will pay back taxpayers money used to refubish their windsor home. New powers to help protect potential stalking victims while Police Investigate allegations are due to come into force. After the calls for big ben to bong for brexit well look at the debate over whether britains church bells should chime too. Saracens are relegated the premiership champions will play next season the second tier of english rugby, after paying too much in wages its pretty cold out there this morning. Some widespread frost. Otherwise its going to be a dry day and we will have some sunshine as well. Its sunday, january the 19th. Our top story. A deal has been agreed on the
That you all the pain and discomfort that you had during that time comes back to your rowed. And you think, you know, theres a reason why i was so keen to get off that boat last time stop sometimes you were side on, you would certainly capsize and the waves and you would get completely splashed. So there is a humbling thing about being that small and huge ocean that is so violent, so powerful. On the problem is it is the drake passage. So youve got the pacific, the atlantic, the southern ocean, meeting for a very narrow chokepoint, and all this bad weather just comes. But it is the cold. The cold has this element of making you wa nt to cold has this element of making you want to give up. It gives an element of psychologically, when you havent had much sleep and when you hear that pattern of them saying jamie, ten minutes, you want to just curl up ten minutes, you want to just curl up in ten minutes, you want to just curl upina ten minutes, you want to just curl up in a bowl and ten min
Hello, youre watching afternoon live im simon mccoy. Today at 2pm. Two us airbases in iraq are targeted in retaliation, the iranians say, for the death of general soleimani, killed last week in a us airstrike. As President Trump tweets that there were no casualties and that all is well, borisjohnson warns iran not to retaliate further. We of course condemn the attack on Iraqi Military bases hosting coalition forces. Iran should not repeat these reckless and dangerous attacks, but must instead pursue urgent de escalation. Wade mystery surrounds the crash of a ukranian passenger plane in tehran more than 170 people are killed including three from the uk. The number of homicides
in the uk fell in 2019, for the first time in five years though killings rose in the capital. Coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with olly foster. The Football Association is under pressure to review its broadcasting deals, thats after a betting company streamed fa cup matches live over the weekend. All th
inland, inland, close inland, close the inland, close the mile an hour inland, close the closer to 70 or more across the irish seacoast. Huge waves crashing on shore. Temperature wise, good for the time of year though it may not feel that because of the strength of the wind and the rain falls through saturday night it stays windy indeed for all areas, some of the heaviest rain will affect the north and west of england and towards wales. Into sunday storm dennis is still in charge with many isobars in the charts. The active weather front slipping towards the south and south east. This area we think will see heaviest of the rain through sunday piling into the hills of the south east and the south downs, an amber warning for sunday so there could be flooding there as well. Further north, some sunshine although it will be very windy with widespread nails once again and showers turning wintry on the hills across scotland. Across the south east where we have the
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