Pourin are more effective. And tributes pour infor are more effective. And tributes pour in for dain barret windsor, the landlady of the queen vic it will ta ke landlady of the queen vic it will take a look at her store in her life. Dame barbara windsor. Take a look at her store in her life. Dame barbara windsor. She was a vivacious joyful person and a light has gone out today im afraid. Hello, and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. Both borisjohnson and the president of the European Commission have spoken in gloomy terms about the likelihood of a post brexit trade deal. The two leaders have agreed to make a decision on the future of the negotiations by the end of the weekend. But the irish and German Foreign ministers struck a more optimistic note, saying that a deal was still feasible. With this assessment of where each side stands, heres our Political Correspondent alex forsyth. I
The ruling is yet another blow in one of the biggest to republicans supporting studies of its kind, Donald Trumps attempts researchers analysed mutations to overturn Election Results in the dna of more than 2000 in key states which were won by critically ill patients. The democratic president elect they found several variants more common than in the control joe biden. Group. The bbcs nomia iqbal is in washington. As far as as farasi as far as i can see the supreme now on bbc news, click. Court dismissed this in, what, less tha n Court Dismissed this in, what, less than a single page and to be more precise just less than a single page and to be more precisejust two paragraphs really big spaces between the lines. Tell us more. Yes, it was very brief, unsigned, one sentence order. It basically said no. Two donald trump. And it was quite an audacious lawsuit, challenging those four key battleground states, as you mentioned there, and the trump tea m mentioned there, and the trump team had
Than a million pounds. Borisjohnson is expected to head to brussels in the next few days, in a last ditch effort to break the deadlock over a brexit trade deal. Talks between the uk and the European Union have again failed to produce a breakthrough. Ajoint Statement Issued by the Prime Minister, borisjohnson, and the European Commission president , ursula von der leyen, says. We agreed that the conditions for finalising an agreement are not there due to the remaining significant differences on three Critical Issues level playing field, governance and fisheries. We asked our chief negotiators and their teams to prepare an overview of the remaining differences to be discussed in a physical meeting in brussels in the coming days. Lets speak to our political correspondentjessica parker. Shejoins us now she joins us now from westminster. Do we know when because of course there is a Council Leaders meeting on thursday, presumably before that . Yeah, i mean, ithink people on thursday, presuma
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the broadcaster david davies and and katy balls the deputy Political Editor of the spectator. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. Christmas restrictions are dominating the headlines tomorrow. The sun calls it the fight before christmas. The mail reports that christmas gatherings have been given the go ahead but ministers will warn people to keep celebrations local. The times leads with the same story. The paper reports that borisjohnston has ruled out scrapping covid plans for christmas, but will discourage people from visiting elderly relatives. The news that families plans to bubble up for christmas could be in jeopardy is the metros choice of lead story. It reports that leading medical experts believe the decision could kill many more people. The guardian leads with the news that uk leaders are meeting tomorrow to decide if more more stringent measures are needed across the festive
Recess, but we are looking at the past week in parliament. Hello, there, and welcome to the week in parliament where labour says borisjohnson shouldnt ignore medical worries about relaxing covid restrictions for christmas. Can he tell us whats the assessment, and has it been done, of the impact that it will have on infection rates and increased pressure on the nhs . I wish he had the gutsjust to say what he really wants to do, which is to cancel the plans that people have made and cancel christmas. Thats really. I think thats what hes driving at. Also on this programme scotlands first minister comes under pressure over a Record Number of drugs deaths. The government sets out plans to protect children from harmful content online. And the Deputy Speaker suspends an mp from the commons as he protests over a controversial brexit bill. If he wants to be named. Does he want to be named . Is that whats happening . If that is what is happening, then we can do it. But first with the brexit talk