At the world cup . Theyre 1 0 down to switzerland, after the first leg of their play off in belfast. The pay gap between men and women is getting smaller, but could take 100 years to close completely. But why, and whats been done to tackle it . Ill be finding out. And, blasting his way into the history books. After 7 00 well be joined on the sofa by this record breaking rocket man. And nick has the weather. Good morning. A cloudy start for many of us today but there will be sunny spells on the way. Some showers around, the heaviest in northern scotland. A few showers this weekend, some sunshine for nearly all of us by sunday. Be aware this weekend, it is turning colder. I have all the weekend weather coming up in the next half hour. Good morning. First, our main story. Theresa may has warned pro european conservatives that she will not tolerate any attempts to block the Brexit Process. In a sign of her intent, shes outlined plans to enshrine in law the exact moment that britain will le
As hezbollah accuses saudi arabia of declaring war on lebanon. The online taxi hailing service uber loses an appeal against a ruling on the Employment Rights of drivers. It says it will carry on its fight with another appeal. As the latest christmas adverts are launched well be asking if the battle of the seasonal ads is more about your heart strings or your purse strings. The nations favourite marmalade sandwich eating bear ends up behind bars in paddington two. Well get Mark Kermodes thoughts on this and the other cinema releases in the film review. Its five oclock. Our main story the eus chief brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has confirmed the uk has two weeks to clarify how it will settle the so called divorce bill if trade talks are to begin next month. At a News Conference in brussels after the latest round of talks the brexit secretary david davis insisted Good Progress was being made across the board. Meanwhile theresa may has outlined plans to enshrine into law the time and da
And the nations favourite marmalade sandwich eating bear ends up behind bars in paddington 2. Listen to Mark Kermodes thoughts on this and the other cinema releases in the film review. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The uk has two weeks to make it clear what it will pay for it to leave the eu or talks on a trade deal wont start next month. That is the ultimatum from the eus chief negotiator Michel Barnier. He says its vital that the uk makes concessions and increases its offer. The brexit secretary david davis says Good Progress has been made in talks so far though how to resolve the border between ireland and Northern Ireland remains a Sticking Point. Our europe editor katya adler has been following the latest round of talks in brussels. Time is a precious commodity. And dont the uk and the eu know it. Were halfway now between the date of our Eu Referendum and actually leaving the club. Expect many more face offs along the way. By now, round six of brexit negotiations, all atte
Swing things their way. And the weather with ben. Remember the rain which cleared for bright autumn weather . This weekend we are going to do it all again. The details on the way. Thanks, ben. Also coming up not the sistine chapel. But a council flat in Hemel Hempstead. No magnolia here. Hello everyone this is afternoon live. 11pm on friday the 29th of march 2019. Thats the time and date theresa may wants britain to officially leave the eu. But were now more than half way through the Brexit Process and even the most optimistic brexiteer can see that progress is painfully slow. Today, another warning from the eu clarify what youre going to pay in the next two weeks or talks will stall into next year. Heres our political correspondent, emma va rdy. Its a one way journey, says theresa may, as brexit talks enter a critical phase. Next week, the eu withdrawal bill comes back to parliament. Today, the Prime Minister sent a strong signal that the referendum decision cannot be reversed. Theres
For the First Time Since 1958. Good morning. If tuesday the 14th of november, welcome to bbc newsroom live. Mps will today begin their line by line scrutiny of the eu withdrawal bill, the central piece of brexit legislation. Hundreds of amendments have been put forward by mps who want changes to the bill before it becomes law. The aim of the eu withdrawal bill is to bring all existing eu law into domestic uk law, to ensure a smooth transition on the day after brexit. The brexit date the 29th of march 2019 will be enshrined in law as part of the bill, in a move announced by Prime Minister last week. And yesterday, brexit secretary david davis made a surprise concession, promising mps would be given a take it or leave it vote on the final brexit deal. Some tory rebels say that could mean a chaotic exit from the eu if a deal was reached at the last minute or if there was no deal. Our Political Correspondent leila nathoo reports. The Prime Minister, teresa may. Still in charge, theresa may