Well, in a moment, its going to be very humbling. I couldnt believe time for sports day, but first, it. Itsjust the rug to be public, lets ta ke time for sports day, but first, lets take a look at what else is and the bigger public as well. Since coming up this evening on bbc news. At quarter to eight, we will bring you news watch, where viewers then, his charity has raised more opinions on the coverage of events than £4 million for mmd research and by bbc news are addressed by the to help sufferers. Away from the Decision Makers in charge. After eight we will have all the build up public events, doddie weir is a devoted family man who lives on a from todays prime ministerial farm on the borders with his wife, debate on the bbc between Boris Johnson and jeremy corbyn, and we kathy, and their three teenage sons. Will bring you that programme with they agreed to give us behind the on screen analysis. And afterwards, scenes they agreed to give us behind the sce nes a ccess they agreed to
To block the suspension of the uk parliament. The other main stories on bbc news at five. Ellie gould the 17 year old stabbed to death in may another teenager Thomas Griffiths pleads guilty to her murder. A warning to eat less red meat, cut down on transport if the uk is to meet emissions targets. And, the discovery of a four million year old apes skull in ethiopia that could change our understanding of how humans evolved. Its five oclock, good evening. Our top story is that mps opposed to a no deal brexit, are considering their response to the governments decision, to suspend parliament for five weeks. The formerjustice secretary, david gauke, said next week could be the only opportunity to make their case in the commons, today saw the first resignation from the government, over its plans. Lord young, a whip in the house of lords, says proroguing parliament, risked fundamentally undermining the institution. Ruth davidson has quit too, as tory leader in scotland. But while she says she
Parliament for mps to debate. But the house of Commons Speaker is joined by senior mps including Jeremy Corbyn in saying that the move is a constitutional outrage. Suspending parliament is not acceptable, but the Prime Minister is doing its a smash and grab on our democracy, in order to pause through a new deal exit from the european union. What is he so proud of . What might Ruth Davidson is on the verge of resignation as the leader of the scottish conservatives. She is said to be considering her position. And in the last three Minutes League 1 football tea m in the last three Minutes League 1 Football Team Bolton Wanderers have announced they have been saved with administrators security the clubs sale. Now it is time for sportsday. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Coming up. On a dark day for football, some light has broken through at bolton as the club confirm the sale that would secure their future. Bury confirm the sale that would secure theirfuture. Bury are confirm the sale that
Can last years longer than previously thought, according to a new study. Some of the expats are concerned about feeling abandoned by the British Government regarding healthcare British Government regarding healthca re costs. Lucy bronze is voted europes best as shes named the first english winner of the uefa player of the year award. Its a blustery day ahead, rain is set to turn heavier in scotland. A weekend of sunshine and showers and a cooler start to september. I have all your weekend weather coming up. Good morning. Its friday the 30th of august. Our top story the Prime Minister has vowed to step up the tempo on efforts to secure a brexit compromise before britain leaves the eu on 31st october. Government negotiators will meet their counterparts in brussels twice a week in september, in a bid to break the deadlock ahead of a crucial summit in october. Jonathan blake is in westminster. There is so much going on there, isnt there, with the announcements of these increasing talks wit
What impact would a no deal brexit have on the pensioners living here in spain . Many feel abandoned by the British Government. More later. Good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. The government says it is intensifying negotiations with the eu to try to find a new brexit agreement, as the uk prepares to leave in two months time, with or without a deal. Government negotiators will meet their counterparts in brussels twice a week in september, in a bid to break the deadlock ahead of a crucial summit in october. Meanwhile the court of session scotlands highest civil court will rule this morning on whether to grant an emergency injunction, to prevent the suspension of parliament. A similar legal challenge is beginning in front and protests are being planned across the country this weekend, as cross Party Efforts to block a no deal brexit also intensify before Parliament Resumes on tuesday. Lets get more on all of this with our political correspondent, jonathan blake, whos in westmin