Liverpool began the defence of their champions legaue title in naples tonight, familiar surroundings, having lost to napoli in the group stage last season on their way to winning a sixth european title. And that may serve as some confort tonight, because they slipped to another defeat. Nick parrott was watching. Liverpools path the european glory last season was far from easy. And a repeat of their defeat to nap illegal but in the first reigning champions for a quarter century to lose their opening match. The italians were determined to make history from the start but were in the wrong place at the wrong time to make it count. Liverpools success of them built on strong defence and devastating attack but both were absent for much of the match. Their fabled front three were struggling to find the range. But on his Champions League debut, one was on fine form. A hero in their super cup chelsea once again saving the day. His opposite number was just as good at keeping napoli in contention.
Conference the party leader, jo swinson, pledges to stop brexit immediately if she was in government. Today, i am standing here is that your candidate for Prime Minister. 30 years after a tragedy and ben stokes Mahmoud Abbas tragedy, he accuses the sons newspaper of being immoral. An israeli election. The second in six months as Benjamin Netanyahu six a new term in office. And the first person to swim non stop across the English Channel four times. At 11 30 this evening in the papers. Our guestsjoining me tonight are jack blanchard, editor of the politico london playbook, and kate andrews, associate director of the institute of economic affairs. A very good evening and welcome to bbc news. The constitutional conflict provoked by the brexit crisis has reached the Supreme Court, the highest court in the uk. 11 Supreme Court judges court, the highest court in the uk. 11 Supreme Courtjudges have started hearing to appeals to determine whether the Prime Minister acted lawfully when he suspe
The Prime Minister is much in the position of someone standing on one side of a canyon, shouting to people on the other side of the canyon that if they do not do as he wishes, he will throw himself into the abyss. That is not a credible negotiating strategy. It comes as conservative mp philip lee defects to the lib dems, leaving the government with no working majority. And this is the scene in the commons right now as that debate continues. We will bring you all the debate in the reaction. A very good evening. Welcome back to westminster. We are about an hour into the emergency debate in the house of commons, aimed at preventing a new deal brexit. The motion was presented to the house by conservative mp sir Oliver Letwin who said that in light of parliament being suspended later this month, it has become urgent to discuss whether mps accept the possibility of a no deal brexit. If the idea is approved, legislation designed to block a no deal brexit will be introduced tomorrrow. It comes
To secure a place at next years olympics. Thats all from sportsday. Coming up in a moment, the papers. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Jack Blanchard from Politico Magazine and Rachel Cunliffe from city am newspaper. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. The metro leads with the approval of an amendment and the comments by a majority of 41 in peace, doubt. A new Prime Minister suspending parliament to force through a no deal brexit. The Financial Times says the show of support is a warning to the conservative leadership from Boris Johnson warning to the conservative leadership from borisjohnson if he becomes Prime Minister. The telegraph teaches criticism of the chancellor on hits per front telegraph teaches criticism of the chancellor on hits perfront page after he abstained from the vote what is being described as a total betrayal. The times leads a theresa mays announcement that the Public Sector workers will g
Week. 27 or 28 degrees by the time we get to monday. The reason for all this heat is that things are getting especially hot across central europe. For central france we could see those temperatures up about 40 degrees early next week and then were going be drawing in those southerly winds, so those warm, humid conditions piling up towards uk through the course of monday into tuesday and wednesday, as well. It looks like those temperatures are going to be on the rise. Tuesday a warm day across the uk, especially hot across the south east. You will notice some blue on the map, range trying to work in from the west. That will be more of a player through the middle part of the week, but for tuesday itself we will see the peak of those high temperatures. 32 degrees in london. Looking the other side of the atlantic, later next week we have quite a strong cold front pushing its way across the eastern seaboard of the usa. If we look at the jetstream, that cold front will put a pulse of rain ac