Koeman. Tom hanks tells us hollywood has to change, as he becomes the latest star to speak out about the Harvey Weinstein allegations. Iam i am saying that first we have to hear from everybody so that we understand how fast and how all encompassing this was. And sarah has the weather. Good morning. It is looking damp and breezy today, before turning increasingly wet and windy tomorrow, with the arrival of storm brian. Ill bring you all of the details in about 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. Theresa may has made a personal plea for european leaders to break the deadlock in the brexit negotiations. At a private dinner last night, the Prime Minister called for the talks to move on to the future of trade. But the german chancellor, Angela Merkel, said more work needed to be done before that could happen. Adam fleming is in brussels. 0ur Political Correspondent chris mason is in westminster. Lets talk about what happened last night, adam. They say it was a private dinner, b
Parents with top jobs and the numbers have been edging up. It survived the sinking of the titanic, now this letter is being auctioned its thought to be one of the last to be written onboard. Good morning. Its friday. 20th october. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. In the last few minutes, theresa may, has given an update about brexit discussions with the European Union. Speaking on the second day of a summit in brussels, mrs may said she was positive about what the negotiations had achieved so far. Earlier, the head of the European Council, donald tusk, said eu leaders would begin to prepare for talks about a trade deal with the uk. The Prime Minister acknowledged a lot more was still to be done. Iam i am ambitious and positive for britains future for these negotiations, but in no we still have some weight to go. Both sides have some weight to go. Both sides have approached these talks with professionalism and a constructive spirit and we should recognise what has been a
Is armando iannuccis satirical take on the dictators final hours. Well find out what mark kermode makes of it in the film review. Our main story at 5 00 eu leaders meeting in brussels have agreed to let officials prepare for the next phase of brexit negotiations on a future trading relationship with the uk. But, as expected, they said not enough progress had been made in the talks, so far, to open formal discussions. The president of the european council, donald tusk, said claims of a brexit deadlock between the uk and the eu were exaggerated while the Prime Minister theresa may said she was ambitious and positive for britains negotiations. But she admitted there was still some way to go. 0ur europe correspondent Damian Grammaticas reports from brussels. Before dawn, theresa may was back. Her speech at the summit last night not enough to end the brexit stalemate. Other leaders say speeches are not enough. Its time to go for real negotiations and notjust negotiating in the media by rhet
We have a special report on the work its doing. And the last letter written the day before the titanic sank. Its expected to fetch up to £80,000 at auction. 0n sportsday more concerns for Ronald Koeman as everton are charged by uefa following a confrontation between their supporters and opposition players. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Eu leaders meeting in brussels have agreed to start preparing for trade talks with the uk. But, as expected, they said they could not begin formal discussions on post brexit trade relations because not enough progress had been made on other issues. Theresa may said she remained ambitious and positive about securing a partnership with the eu. The so called divorce bill remains a major Sticking Point between the uk and the eu. The Prime Minister did not name any figures but indicated that in order to reach a deal with eu leaders, the uk will have to pay more than the £20 billion already promised. From brussels, heres our Political Edit