Almost impossible. Well find out why campaigners want more support to give everyone the chance of building a loving relationship. Thats what kills people, its being lonely. So having a Good Relationship, its important. I found ifound a i found a little oasis of calm in central london. A warm day to the south and east of the country, but if youre starting your day in scotla nd if youre starting your day in scotland and Northern Ireland, a bit of damp weather around. Ill have your full forecast on breakfast. Good morning. Its thursday the 12th of september. Our top story less fresh food, an increase in prices and the chance of riots examples of the kind of disruption the uk could face in the event of a no deal brexit. The government has given into pressure from mps with the publication of operation yellowhammer, the papers that set out contingency plans for what the government calls a reasonable worse Case Scenario based on the assumptions of theresa mays administration. Chris mason repo
The biggest economies in the world about to kiss and make up on their economically damaging trade war . Also, the return of the big bazooka, mario draghi is expected to throw the kitchen sink at the flagging euro zone economy we will tell you what that is and whether it will work. Financial markets across continent, london is up a little and so is germany. And well be getting the inside track on a business thats growing in style, we hear from the Business Owner making menopause clothing. Can now the us is set to ban flavoured e cigarettes, after a spate of vaping related deaths. So do you think itd the right course of action . Should other countries follow suit . Let us know just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. President donald trump has announced that the us will delay a planned tariff hike on 250bn of chinese goods as a gesture of good will. In a tweet, mr trump said a 5 increase to duties scheduled fori october will be postponed for two weeks in respon
Hello, this is bbc news. We will be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. First the headlines borisjohnson will submit his plans for a brexit deal to brussels tomorrow, but he says there will have to be customs checks on the island of ireland. The duchess of sussex sues the mail on sunday. Prince harry says he wont see his wife victimised by the press as his mother was. Even the Emergency Services struggle as torrential rain sweeps across large parts of england and wales. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are daily mirror columnist Susie Boniface and Katherine Forster from the sunday times. Many of tomorrows front pages are already in. We begin with the telegraph, which shows borisjohnson rolling up his sleeves to tomorrow deliver a brexit offer which will keep Northern Ireland in a special relationship with europe until 2025. The metro also leads on brexit, saying the pm will make his brexit deal offer to brus
is among several injured in a stabbing in italy which left one person dead. and in sweden, resesarchers say they re close to completing the first crash test dummy based on an average woman. and in sport, england s progress at the men s t20 world cup match looks precarious as rain delays their match against australia in melbourne. the world s richest man, elon musk, has completed his long running £38 billion takeover of the social media company, twitter. the entrepreuner tweeted the bird is freed, in an apparent reference to the deal closing. mr musk also posted a longer statement on twitter, saying he didn t buy the firm to make more money. i did it to try to help humanity, whom i love . there are reports that a number of senior executives have been sacked and escorted out of the company s san francisco headquarters by security. elon musk has previously been critical of twitter s moderation policy. twitter has not yet confirmed the takeover, but an early investor in
Who will set out his economic plans in next months Autumn Statement he has said tax cuts are virtually impossible at present. Live now to manchester to speak to our political correspondent, nick eardley. The focus will be on the Economy Today and tax cuts and some people asking for higher wages as well. Good morning. There will be higher wages for a lotta people because the government is confirming today the National Wage will go up to £11, not a huge surprise because the government follows the recommendations it gets pretty much every opportunity. You are also right tax continues to be a debate within the conservative party, different wings calling for different wings calling for different things. The chancellor saying steady as she goes for the moment, some of the allies of liz truss, they are still around and making those arguments, saying we need to go faster and be bolder with tax cuts and one man involved in drawing up the policy on this is the Chief Secretary to the treasury. T