To other opposition parties, and some backbench mps, inviting them to work with him. The liberal democrats have already rejected his idea. Its very difficult to trust what he says, because he has been arguing that he wants to deliver a labour brexit. And it doesnt matter if you put a red rosette on it or a blue rosette on it, brexit is going to be disastrous for the country. Results day for more than 300,000 a level candidates. Teachers are watching to see if the new exam format has affected grades. Dentists are asking schools in england to remove all sugar from their menus to help fight tooth decay in children. The biggest dinosaur hunt in decades is taking place in North Wyoming, as british scientists help to excavate part of the american desert. Good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at 9. Police in malaysia say a post mortem examination on the body of 15 year old nora quorin has revealed no signs of foul play. The teenagerfrom london was found on tuesday, ten days after she went
A courts told the six year old allegedly pushed from the tenth floor of the tate modern broke his back and suffered a bleed on the brain. Some people evacuated from properties below a damaged dam in derbyshire are being allowed back to their homes. The first black woman to win the nobel prize for literature the american novelist Toni Morrison has died at the age of 88. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The government has denied it wants talks with the European Union to fail so that it can end up with a no deal brexit. Officials in brussels have claimed that borisjohnson has no intention of entering new negotiations and that the governments central scenario is a no deal break at the end of october. Mrjohnson has insisted he does want to reach a new deal with the eu, but says hes not prepared to open talks unless brussels drops the irish backstop. Thats the mechanism designed to avoid a return to a hard border dividing the island of ireland. Our Political Correspondent ben wright rep
Police in moscow are reported drawing scientists like iron filings to have made more than two hundred from around the world. Arrests, during protests organised by opposition groups. But that magnet wont be powerful the rally, in support of free enough to attract the minority elections, was authorised of his Party Colleagues who oppose by officials, but the march moved leaving the European Union without an agreement. As the risk of that grows, so does talk of options away from its permitted route. For parliament to block a no deal brexit, and ways Prime Minister johnson could stop them. Tim, what do you think the Prime Minister and his team are up to . What they would say they are trying to do is to accomplish in three now on bbc news, dateline london. Months what they would say theresa may failed to do in three years, which is to have a proper negotiation between equals, them with the eu, and they would say what equalises that negotiation is britain being ready and willing to walk away
Who file stories for the folks back home with the dateline london. This week, indias Prime Minister, narendra modi, ends autonomy for kashmir to free it from being terrorised by violence, but could it make that problem worse . And youve probably heard of fantasy football. Is the weeks chatter in the uk about a general election and a government of National Unity fantasy politics . With me are. Tim stanley, a leader writer on the Daily Telegraph newspaper. Michael goldfarb, the us broadcaster who presents the podcast the first rough draft of history. Ashis ray, whos been a Foreign Correspondent since 1977, including with the times of india. Nesrine malik, a sudanese born writer whos a columnist for the guardian newspaper. A warm welcome to all of you. Donald trump has offered his services as a mediator not a talent you might associate with a politician as polarising as the us president. But it offers one explanation for this weeks big change the scrapping of article 370 of indias constit
The message from the un experts today is clear we all need to eat less meat to help fight Climate Change. The uns climate panel, the ipcc, have released the most comprehensive report on land use and Climate Change ever compiled, and it makes for sober reading. It says one quarter of global emissions are because of the food we eat, more than half of that is from animals. The report was released in geneva. Roger harrabin sent this report from there. This alpine landscape was covered by forest, the trees sucked Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere and regulated the climate. Then humans cleared some of the land for food, but cattle birthed methane and that strongly heeds the atmosphere. The sort of low intensity grazing may produce protein from poor soil and it does have some environmental benefits. But it still creates more Greenhouse Gases than growing plant protein. Scientist meeting here in the alps are not saying we have all got to go vegan to protect the claimant, they are saying that