Tens of thousands of People Struggle to access nhs talking Therapy Services across england, according to bbc research. Scientists hail a new vaccine which could be a game changer in the fight against typhoid. Music plays. And, the christmas advert getting tens of thousands of views and it only cost a hundred pounds to make. And coming up on bbc news, how long will marco silva continue as everton boss . The clubs board meet today after they lost the Merseyside Derby and slipped into the relegation zone. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. With one week to polling day, the Political Parties are beginning theirfinal push for votes. Boris johnson is promising to pass his brexit deal and bring a tax cutting budget within 100 days, if the conservatives win the election. Labour have outlined plans to recruit almost 20,000 extra teachers in england overfive years. Meanwhile, the liberal democrats have promised a £17 billion research and development fund, and the snp have said t
Talking therapy services. Coming up on afternoon live, all the sport withjohn watson. Thank you, everton manager at marco silva is facing the sack this afternoon after another defeat, this time in the Merseyside Derby to liverpool. Thanksjohn, and ben rich has all the weather. As the saying goes, red sky in the morning, shepherds warning, we had some beautiful red sun rises this morning but the warning is for a lot of rain in places. It is turning milder but i will have full details just before half past. Thanks, ben. Also coming up. The christmas advert getting tens of thousands of views, and it only cost a hundred pounds to make. Hello, this is afternoon live. With one week to polling day, the Political Parties are beginning theirfinal push for votes. Boris johnson is promising to pass his brexit deal and bring a tax cutting budget within 100 days, if the conservatives win the election. Labour have outlined plans to recruit almost 20,000 extra teachers in england overfive years. Mean
Opportunity to build a better, brighter future. Well bring you the very latest from the campaign trail. Also in the next hour. The us speaker of the house of representatives announces that impeachment proceedings against President Trump will go ahead. The president has engaged an abuse of power in our National Security and jeopardising the integrity of our elections. Frances largest strike in years brings much of the country to a standstill workers are angry about planned Pension Reforms that would see them retiring later orfacing reduced pay outs. And two british pilots land back in the uk after flying around the world in a newly restored spitfire. Its 5 00, our top story. With one week to polling day, the Political Parties are beginning theirfinal push for votes. Boris johnson is promising to pass his brexit deal and to bring in a tax cutting budget within 100 days, if the conservatives win the election. Labour have outlined plans to recruit almost 20,000 extra teachers in england ov
And gossiping about President Trump. The other main stories at 11 facing impeachment proceedings back home, the Panel Investigating President Trump says evidence against him is overwhelming. Carbon dioxide emissions have risen slightly this year, despite a drop in the use of coal. And coming up, a wildlife Success Story the uks population of atlantic grey seals hits 120,000, from just a few hundred last century. Good morning and welcome to hertfordshire where the 29 leaders of the Nato Alliance are meeting at this luxury hotel, set amid 300 acres of grounds and well away from any protestors. Its the 70th anniversary of the alliance founded after the second world war, but there are more recriminations than birthday celebrations with bitter arguments over how much Member States spend on defence, over turkeys intervention in syria and over the french president s remarks that nato has become braindead. Donald trump has said that claim is disrespectful and insulting. Well, the leaders are t
Eight bodies have been recovered or located on the sea bed. Now on bbc news, hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. For more than three years, british politics has been convulsed by brexit. Weve seen endless parliamentary arguments with no resolution. This week, that may change. Prime minister Boris Johnsons determination to be out of the eu come what may on october the 31st, and his decision to suspend parliament for more than a month starting next week means opponents of a no deal brexit have just days to thwart him. My guest is conservative mp and ardent Brexiteer Peter bone. Is brexit about to break his party and britains democratic reputation . Our are shipped peter bone, welcome to hardtalk. Youve been a parliamentarian for, what, 1a years or so. Do you accept that Parliament Must be the alternate arbiter of how britain makes an exit from the European Union . No. I mean, under normal circumstances i think Parliament Must decide. Its sovereign. But according to. But we