make funding pledges to tackle cash shortages in schools in england. the boss of barclays will be facing pressure today over his pay and also his handling of a controversy surrounding recruitment in the bank. i ll have the details shortly. in sport, the french open s a fortnight away and andy murray says he still needs to get better but he s through to the third round in madrid. our build up to this year s eurovision song contest starts here the bbc‘s steve rosenberg is in kiev with all the tunes and all the facts you need to enjoy the world s biggest singing competition. and carol has the weather. good morning. thank you. iam in kew gardens next to the japanese gateway. i will tell you more about it through the morning but if you adjust stepping out it is a chilly start although most of us will have a day of plenty of sunshine, except in the north of scotland where we have some patchy rain. good morning. first our main story. president trump has fired the head of the f
the new french government. it s gender balanced and politically diverse. and in outside source sport, the fallout over the decision not to give maria sharapova a wild card in the french open continues. we ll bring you up to date. donald trump has always relied on his core base for support. most politicians who get to the top or near to it do need a core base of supporters. but according to two recent polls that support is slipping. this from politico and morning consult shows his approval has sunk to a new low of 42%. that is as low as approval ratings have gone. this is a completely separate study. this is a completely separate study. and this from quinnipiac university. again his approval is at a record low 36%. both polls were conducted before the latest controversies. tim malloy from quinnipiac university says it is the erosion of white men, white voters without college degrees and deepening concerns about trump s honesty, intelligence and level headedness are red flags
brea kfast good morning. i have brought the breakfast than good morning. i have brought the brea kfast tha n two good morning. i have brought the breakfast than two click. we are here talking about theirjobs. the lowest unemployment rate is so we re looking at what jobs lowest unemployment rate is so we re looking at whatjobs are being created. in sport could huddersfield town be a premier league side next season? they re into the championship playoff final after beating sheffield wednesday in a dramatic penalty shootout at hillsborough and we re out on the rugby pitch examining new measures to try and cut the risk of young players getting badly injured. and carol is at kew gardens with the weather. good morning. last year alone about 2000 species of plants were discovered from around the world. we will be looking at a couple of them this morning. it is cold outside and we are inside at the moment. a day of sunshine and showers when we lose the residual clouds in the east.
manufacturing are up thanks to a stronger pound but prizes in the shops are expected to go up and we won t get a pay rise to match. cash prices. prices. in sport, chelsea s winning run comes to an end as the league leaders are beaten at tottenham. two goals from delle alli do the damage at white hart lane as they win 2 0 and move up to third. i will be live from las vegas as the world s biggest gadget show gets under way, the big thing this year, intelligent machines, artificial intelligence baked into everything from your car to your toothbrush. and carol has the weather. a cold and frosty start to the day, temperatures in some parts have fallen two 7 but there will be a lot of crisp winter sunshine but in the west there will be a bit more clout fallen to. more details in a few minutes. bit more clout. cloud. good morning. our main story is a warning from the children s commissioner for england that young people are left to face the dangers of bullying and groom
hurt business? a new report says a reduction in foreign workers coming to the uk could lead to a workforce crisis. i ll speak to the author of that report. in sport, a bizarre davis cup victory for great britain. that s after canada are disqualified when one of their players accidently hits a ball straight into the eye of the umpire. and carol s amongst the orchids at kew gardens. good morning. from the 22nd annual orchid festival at kew gardens, an indian theme for the first time. beautiful and warm inside but outside it is cold, frosty and a dry start, wet and windy conditions moving in from the west. more in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. nhs hospitals in england will have a legal duty to charge overseas patients who aren t eligible forfree non urgent care from april. the move follows criticism of the nhs for failing to recover money from foreign visitors after they have been treated. emergency care will be provided immediately, and billed later. nhs impr