bringing us tomorrow. with me are barrister and broadcaster sophia cannon and political commentator, lance price. the ft leads with donald trump s first press conference as president elect in which he criticised the intelligence agencies and the media for spreading what he called fake news. the president elect also features on the cover of the metro after he denied claims russia has compromising information on him. the times leads with the accusations by donald trump that spy chiefs acted like nazis by leaking reports about him. the daily express cites new research claiming arthritis pain can be relieved by 45 minutes of exercise a week. the telegraph leads with a clash between the head of the nhs and number ten over hospitalfunding as the number of a&e patients hits a record high. the sun follows the latest trial of rolf harris as he faces accusations of sexual assault from seven new victims. where else can we start but with the tramp? the trump. he gave his first press c
the football world pays tribute to the former england manger graham taylor who s died suddenly aged 72. and we speak to the writer of la la land the man who s brought the art of the musical back to hollywood. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: west ham s star player dimitri payet wants to leave and is refusing to play for the club this weekend. but the manager says he won t be sold. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a former mi6 officer has gone into hiding after being named as the source of the latest allegations against president elect donald trump. christopher steele produced a dossier last year which included the allegations that mr trump had been caught in compromising financial and sexual activities. the allegations are unproven and america s cia, which has acknowledged the existence of the dossier, says it has made no judgement about its credibility. here s our security correspondent gordon corera on the british connection. the murky world of inte
the striker has been left out of the premier league leaders‘ squad for their match at leicester, amid rumours of a big offerfrom china. good evening. there s been further confirmation of the difficulties within the nhs, as it s emerged nearly half of all hospitals in england declared a major alert in the first week of the year. that means they had no more beds available, all routine surgery was cancelled, and doctors were called in from leave. four out of ten trusts were forced to raise the alarm, as hospitals and accident and emergency departments struggled to cope. nhs england says six of the trusts overall issued the highest alert, meaning patients‘ safety could be at risk. our health editor hugh pym has more. how do you feel now? it s still sore but a lot better than it was. perfect. another day, another a&e patient. here a fractured wrist is dealt with. apologies for the delay. patients waiting and nhs staff doing the best they can under extreme pressure. the sto
we are having breakfast in america and apparently this is what president obama has at this restau ra nt. president obama has at this restaurant. we are talking to voters about what his legacy will be in the week that he leaves the white house. in sport: the british number one johanna konta moves safely through to the second round of the australian open, beating kirsten flipkens in straight sets. and are we swapping two fat ladies for a skinny cappucino? the research looking at how our high street entertainment venues are changing. and carol has the weather. good morning. it isa it is a cold start to the day across east anglia and the south east with some frost and patchy fog but we will see some sunshine. for the rest of the uk it is cloudy, much milder at patchy rain and drizzle around. i ll have more details in 15 minutes. thanks, carol. good morning. first, our main story. the prime minister will today set out her vision for the terms of britain s departure from the europe
infrastructure and agriculture. also this morning: natalie portman on playing jackie kennedy in her new film, and preparing for the oscars hype. and carol has the weather. good morning. for some of us it is a cold and forest the start. patchy fog but in the south and south east in particular there will be some sunshine frosty start. for the rest of the uk, fairly cloudy with some light rain or drizzle but some sunshine. i will tell you where in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story: the foreign secretary has said countries are queuing up to sign free trade deals with britain when it leaves the european union. borisjohnson also suggests that agreements could be achieved quickly after the article 50 negotiations are concluded, and said the uk would not be hauling up the drawbridge, despite the new migration controls promised by theresa may. our political correspondent tom bateman has more. theresa may s brexit speech brought the most clarity yet on her approach to