To what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are martin lipton, whos the Deputy Sports Editor at the sun and benedicte paviot, president of the Foreign Press association, as well as the uk correspondent for france 24. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. Following the uns resolution for a ceasefire in syria the observer carries the picture of two children in Eastern Ghouta under the heading syrias endless agony brexit leads the sunday telegraph with theresa mays de facto Deputy David Lidington writing that the snp risks splitting the uks economy and damaging trade deals. Staying with brexit the sunday express reports that the Prime Minister will declare britains best days really do lie ahead of us in a speech in brussels this week. The mail on sunday reports that the ministry of defence is setting up a helpline for british troops suffering from conditions including ptsd. So no consensus over the main story, but brexit appears in several guises, perhaps not surprisi
Reporter as far as tonnage of trash, it was a record. 60 tons collector more than after the phillies parade or the papal visit. One hiccup. This bus that apparently blocked the view of parade watchers at broad and chestnut. Just as the team passed by. It was apparently a police matter. That was a vehicle that was used to transport officers that needed to be mobilized so i assure you it was not the intent of philly pd to obstruct the view of anybody. Reporter the officers were mobile lied to deal with people who had climbed and broken this jumbotron at city hall. So, what is the parades price tag and how much will be paid by the eagles, how much by the taxpayers . Thats still to be determined. I was the mayor when the phillies won. I got to figure out what the arrangement was with them. But we will have we will be transparent and opened with the number as soon as we have it. Reporter so, understand the actual parade that would be the buses the confetti truck the jumbotrons the sort of h
It was a definite and defiant no. Almost 62 of greek ballots cast against austerity. Athens wants to renegotiate. To do so, the government has decided it might be better off without finance minister verify this, so he has resigned. Reporter the triumph and greek Prime Minister could not wait for the official results the triumphant greek Prime Minister could not wait for the official results. Television networks interrupted their broadcasts as he gave his victory speech. Tsipras we have proven, even under the most difficult circumstances, democracy cannot be it is a mandate to strengthen our negotiation position, to seek a viable solution. Reporter his government had wagered everything on this referendum, including its own future. Before his shock resignation Yanis Varoufakis assured the greek people that the greek government would not close the door on europe. Verify this varoufakis greece will begin to heal its wounds. Tonight, no is a big yes toa a democratic europe. Reporter while t
Honour the victims of the grenfell fire. And in half an hour, newsbeat asks if its time for change to attitudes to the legalisation of cannabis good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Ten of thousands of People Living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes, as flooding, caused by Tropical Storm harvey, continues to cause devastation. Its expected up to 30,000 people may need temporary emergency shelters, with more than two and a half feet of rain fallen on the city of houston alone. Unconfirmed reports suggest up to five people may have drowned, but Officials Say they cant confirm figures until the flood waters recede. Thousands of people have had to be rescued, many plucked from rooftops by helicopter. 0ur correspondent Laura Trevelyan is in la grange, 100 miles west of houston in texas for us. Welcome to this Small Community la grange is about 100 miles west of houston. This is a microcosm here of the devastating, catastrophic flooding which is ravaging this
Welcome to bbc news. Ten of thousands of People Living in the us state of texas have been ordered to leave their homes, as flooding, caused by Tropical Storm harvey, continues to cause devastation. Its expected up to 30,000 people may need temporary emergency shelters, with more than two and a half feet of rain fallen on the city of houston alone. Unconfirmed reports suggest up to five people may have drowned, but Officials Say they cant confirm figures until the floodwaters recede. Thousands of people have had to be rescued, many plucked from rooftops by helicopter. What began as a category four hurricane in the gulf of mexico has become a Tropical Storm, meaning that the winds are much less than they were, but the rains are still causing devastation. 0ur correspondent Laura Trevelyan is in la grange, 100 miles west of houston in texas for us. Welcome to la grange in texas. Look at the water levels. You can just see how fast the water levels are rising here. The Colorado River has bro