Year. And female pay at the corporation. Us your reaction is it enough . And wherever you work, let us know your equal pay stories this morning. Hello. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11. Theresa may has three months to sort her position out. At the Standard Network rate. Our top story today. Government document. David davis, and has been seen by the Buzzfeed News website. A bespoke trade deal with the eu. Lets talk to norman at westminster. Thomas about this report and what the government say about it. The government say about it. Bespoke trade deal, a special deal for the uk. For the uk. Three fairly fundamental possibilities. Possibilities. The economy will take a hit of 8 in the next 15 years. The next 15 years. Which other countries have with the eu. That will mean a hit 5 . The least bad scenario and will only mean a 2 hit. Mean a 2 hit. Into the sort of bubbling uncertainty over brexit . Uncertainty over brexit . Will argue that we want to stay close to the eu. Close t
Of bullets in rapid succession. He said he would also support a modest tightening of background checks for gun purchasers. Survivors of last weeks School Shooting in florida have marched on washington to call for tougher laws. And at the Winter Olympics, team gbs Womens Curling Team have beaten the reigning champions canada to reach the semi finals. It means the Canadian Women have failed to win a medal for the first time in olympic history. Good morning. Its wednesday 21st february. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The met police has lost an appeal at the Supreme Court against two victims of black cab rapist john worboys who won compensation for its failings. The women were raped by worboys in 2003 and 2007 and said their treatment by police, who failed to believe their reports, caused them mental harm. The Supreme Court unanimously dismissed the polices appeal. Our Home Affairs Correspondent june kelly is at the Supreme Court. What did the lawyers for the two women ar
Its wednesday 7th february. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The serial sex attacker john worboys will appear at the high court this morning for the start of a legal challenge this morning against his release. Pictures of him just arriving have just come into us in the last few moments. Last month the parole board was criticised when it announced that worboys would be freed after less than nine years in prison. In 2009 worboys was given an indeterminate jail sentence, with a minimum term of at least eight years. Last november the parole board approved his release, but their reasoning remained confidential. That decision was made public last month to a furious reaction. Campaigners hoped the government would apply for a judicial review, but the justice secretary said lawyers had advised against it. Just over a week later, two of worboys victims won a legal challenge to stop him being released, but only temporarily. The first stage of their legal challenge to keep him beh
Including the latest on the rescue effort. Also this morning from england cricketer to convicted drugs smuggler. Former england cricketer chris lewis tells us about his spiral into crime. Hello. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11 this morning. Were also talking to two women who only learnt to read properly when they had children. If youve struggled with literacy as an adult then wed love to hear from you. How has it affected your life . Do get in touch on all the stories were talking about this morning use the hashtag victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Our top story today, Hurricane Irma one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the atlantic is continuing its path of destruction through the caribbean. At least 14 people have died and hundreds of buildings have been flattened or flooded. Deaths have been reported in the us and British Virgin islands, and the island of anguilla. Barbuda and st martin were the first to feel the ful
Englands cricketing summer draws to a close with the final one dayer aaginst the west indies in southampton. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The governor of the bank of england has given a strong indication that Interest Rates could rise, possibly as early as november, affecting millions of people with mortgages and loans. But mark carney told the bbc that any increase would be limited and gradual. The base rate was cut to the Current Record low of a 0. 25 , after the Eu Referendum last year, but higher inflation, has put pressure on the bank to step in and raise rates. Our Business Editor simonjack reports. Great for borrowers, miserable for savers. Interest rates are at their lowest level since the bank of england was founded over 300 years ago. But today, the governor of the bank macro sent the strongest signal yet that that might be about to change. What we have said is that if the economy continues on the track that it has been on, and all indications are that it