And ireland including the common travel area and as i told the house on the 3rd of october in order to prevent a regulatory board on the island of ireland we propose a regular trees are covering all goods including agra food eliminating any need for associate he checks at the border but mr speaker. In this agreement we have gone further by also finding a solution to the vexed question of customs which many in this house have raised our agreement ensures and i quote unfettered access Market Access for goods moving from Northern Ireland to the rest of the United Kingdoms internal market 18 shoes that there should be no tariff on goods circulating within the u. K. Customs territory that is between Great Britain and Northern Ireland in less they are at risk of entering the e. U. It ensures an open border and open border on the island of ireland a Common Objective of everyone in this house and 18 sure and it ensures for those living and working alongside the border there will be no visible
Move onto a new phase. To wea ke n producing some rain. It is starting to weaken a little, but i will still if there is no deal it will cause severe disruption for british be some intense thundery downpours and irish people alike. Across the south west and parts of wales. So here we could see some here in westminster, heavy rain in a short space of time. Mps are to vote again today on holding a snap general election slowly brightening up this afternoon with the Prime Minister looking set across the northern isles. Cloudy to face a second defeat. Skies and bits and pieces of showery rain. As not feeling very warm with travel disruption for hundreds of thousands of British Airways passengers, as pilots go on strike. It, between 13 and 16 celsius. A its the biggest walk out disappointing feel to the afternoon. The rain will tend to ease in bas history. Overnight, we do a lot of cloud. And with the moisture from the rain, im Carrie Gracie with the rest there can be patchy mist and fog form
Just hours to go until parliament is suspended but not before one more attempt from the government to trigger a snap election. Ill have the latest from westminster. And the other main stories this lunchtime. Travel disruption for hundreds of thousands of British Airways passengers, as pilots go on strike its the biggest walkout in bas history. Totally disgusted, nobody has made any contact, i have had to phone them continually to find my money back. Could smaller portions mean less waste restaurants look to reduce what they throw away. And little mixsjesy nelson calls for a crackdown on internet trolls, revealing she tried to take her own life after cyberbullying. Coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news a 19th grand slam title for rafa nadal but he did it the hard way after an epic five set final in new york. Good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one live from westminster. At the end of Business Today parliament will be suspended until the 14th of october but not
Kent beaches. Good afternoon. In the next good afternoon. In the next few moments, we are set to hear from shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves as the Labour Party Conference continues in liverpool. Well , she is expected to well, she is expected to announce much on planning and indeed borrowing. Lets go indeed borrowing. Lets go straight to liverpool and john. Our business and economics editor. Liam halligan , who is editor. Liam halligan, who is there, and liam , in terms of the there, and liam, in terms of the borrowing, of course, its got this current government into problems , but shes indicating problems, but shes indicating only borrow to invest which was Gordon Browns watchword. His golden rule. Golden rule. Thats right. Shes very much trying to present herself as as an iron chancellor, as gordon brown did. The trouble is that Rachel Reeves has got a much tougher wicket to bat on, if you like , to use a cricketing like, to use a cricketing analogy. Why is that . Thats because borrow
Friday. There have been a desperate rescue efforts throughout the weekend. The latest number sadly is that more than 2000 people have been killed, 2100. Internationalaid that more than 2000 people have been killed, 2100. International aid is on its way, for countries so far, qatar can make the uae, spain and britain. Lets take a look at the map of where this hit. This is zooming in on morocco, Luis Rubiales rabat is up there, but if you look there, the high Atlas Mountains has borne the brunt of it. Theyre our correspondents is. We are in the village in the high Atlas Mountains, near to where the epicentre was. It is hard to access, but the bigger problem is once you actually here, moving around is a very rugged terrain, it is very difficult. To try to get heavy lifting equipment, operated by rescue teams here, it has proved its really challenging. We have seen no signs so far since we have been there, of any official or formal response. Just look at the sense of damage and destruction