Hello, this is bbc news with maryam moshiri. The headlines. Talks between the eu and the uk have continued in brussels with both sides warning theyre unlikely to reach a post Brexit Agreement by tomorrows deadline. Four Royal Navy Patrol ships are being put on standby to help protect britains fishing waters, in the event of a no deal brexit. The uk, china and india are among the countries to have made pledges to cut Carbon Emissions at a virtual climate summit. We are putting our foot to the accelerator, in a carbon friendly way of course, with a ten point plan for a green industrial revolution. The us regulator authorises the Pfizer Biontech coronavirus vaccine. Donald trump says itll be rolled out immediately. Now on bbc news. In the 1990s, vienna placed female architects at the heart of a big revamp of their city. Now barcelona is trying to replicate this, via their mayor, architects and organisations. Cities are supposed to be built for all of us, but they arent built by all of us
Now on bbc news there will be further talks tomorrow amid concern there will be a significant rise in cases. Two leading medical journalists of joined cases. Two leading medical journalists ofjoined forces to say that easing the rules for five days is rash and will cost many lives. Christmas mixing will be a big mistake, thats the bleak message from two publications representing health and medical leaders. If the rules agreed by the uks administrations which allow some household mixing arent changed, they argue that virus cases will escalate and the nhs will be overrun. The real striking, stark truth of the matter is that our Health System is not going to manage if we allow the current trend to continue on top of the super spread event that will be these five days of christmas with three or more households meeting. People will find it hard to stick to those rules. But ministers were sticking to the line that people should make their own decisions within the rules set out. We have to tr
Of whats in store for tech world as we look ahead to 2021. Now on bbc news in the 1990s vienna placed female architects at the heart of a big revamp of their city. Now barcelona is trying to replicate this, via their mayor, architects and organisations. Cities are supposed to be built for all of us, but they arent built by all of us because most cities, if not all of them, are designed and built by men. But what would a city look like if it was built by women . In 2019, we came to barcelona to meet a group of influential feminist leaders to hear their plans to redesign the city. But a year ago, we never could have imagined just how much the world would change. So weve come back to barcelona to find out how a city that was trying to work better for women has weathered the biggest crisis of our lifetime. Barcelona is a city that has a long history of reinventing itself with brave and adventurous urban design. Over 6,000 years, generation after generation of men have put their mark on thi
House of commons will vote overwhelmed with tourists. Later today on the new trade agreement truck by the uk and. The streets in some parts the European Union last week. It is expected to pass with ease not least because the of town are now eerily quiet. Labour leader sir keir starmer this is a place that has instructed his mps to back the deal struck by boris entertained up to 8. 9 million johnson. But he is likely to tourists a year. Face a limited rebellion by some of his colleagues determined to vote against what they say is a bad deal for the uk. Heres our political correspondentjessica parker. Its important to point out, borisjohnson is likely to get his trade deal and it was an invisible through parliament tomorrow. Army of women who kept he has a majority, he today won the Hospitality Industry the backing of a group of eurosceptic conservative mps in parliament. But things are looking going cleaners. A bit more complicated, as you say, for the labour party. Sir keir starmer has
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