For tomorrows eu summit. In brussels, the eus chief negotiator says we are working. Dame Louise Ellman quits labour after 22 years as an mp, saying she can no longer advocate voting for the party whenjeremy corbyn could become Prime Minister. As Kurdish Forces fight to retain territory under turkish attack, President Trump says the conflict is no longer a matterfor the us. President trump describes a meeting with the family of harry dunn as beautiful and sad. The parents refused to meet the woman involved in the crash that killed their son. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are anna isaac, reporter at the wall streetjournal, and john rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent. All of tomorrows front pages are now in. Lets start with the express. It says Boris Johnson is tantalisingly close to a brexit deal after last minute negotiations with the eu. Optimism in the daily mail, as well, over the Prime Ministers like
Advised her to prorogue to suspend parliament . Absolutely not. The number of people investigated for rape who go on to be convicted has fallen to its lowest level since records were first compiled more than a decade ago. A baby boy who died after being pulled out of a river in Greater Manchester has been named locally as the kari bennett. His father has been arrested on suspicion of murder. Five people have been arrested in response to proposed plans to illegally fly drones near heathrow airport. New figures have been revealed that the cancer survival rates in the uk remain below those of other high income countries. Sports day is in a moment, but first a quick look at what else is coming your way this evening here on the bbc news channel. And lets take you through what we have following the publication of the operation Yellow Hammer documents. We will be talking toa hammer documents. We will be talking to a Crisis Management consultant about no deal brexit contingency planning. That
A mass of one every year, but especially after last year being knocked out in the first round. Its a bit ofa knocked out in the first round. Its a bit of a hit to the confidence when it comes to the champions league, but you know, we are happy with the draw, its an interesting tournament, because its over the course of so long, you play one fixture, and then its come a long time until you play the next. The league cup in the league trophy, you know, fa cup and Continental Cup in between them, its a lot of games. Alex tides looking for a fourth gold medal, reporter kate grey lines up for so far. Its been an outstanding first few days for Great Britain as theyve already 26 metal so far. But its up to bea already 26 metal so far. But its up to be a slightly quieter day today, with only four athletes competing in individual events. Including alice ty. Individual events. Including alice ty, who is competing for her fourth consecutive day. Shes already won three goals at these championships,
More to regulate in game spending we speak to a mother whos son spent more than 3000 pounds in one game. And coming up more wickets for australia on the first day of the final ashes test match. The Prime Minister has denied lying to the queen about his reasons for suspending parliament. Boris johnson was speaking after scotlands highest civil court ruled yesterday that the shutdown was unlawful because it was intended to hinder parliamentary debate. Mrjohnson also dismissed concerns about newly released government papers detailing preparations for a no deal brexit scenario that contained warnings of medical shortages, food price rises and major cross channel trade delays. Mrjohnson said the documents were just part of sensible preparations. 0ur Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg reports. Almost a year to the day, this document was snapped by a beady eyed photographer in westminster. A hint of the turmoil the government believed might come if we leave without a deal. 12 months later, aft
Were discovered in a wealthy suburb today, amid fighting with Machete Wielding militias, trying to protect their own neighbourhoods. Its been over two weeks since we saw these scenes, the aftermath of a jailbreak, which triggered a State Of Emergency in the caribbean nation, with few resources for the police to properly fight back. And now, caught in the middle, are hundreds of thousands of people, Made Homeless by the fighting, amid dire shortages of food. America is hopeful a Transitional Council, might be able to restore order, along with the deployment of international troops, but for now the violence continues. Will grant, is live in the port city of cap haitien, for us tonight. Yes, it has been another day of shocking violence here in haiti. Armed gangs have shaken the capital city to its outer core. The problem is, however, of the Security Collapse are just some of the challenges that people here face. A warning that some people may find the images in my report upsetting from th