not have remove certain data from their global search results. the duke and duchess of sussex travel to the coast in the second day of the royal visit to south africa. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. the uk s highest court will deliver an historic ruling this morning, on boris johnson s decision to suspend parliament. if the prime minister has been accused of an unlawful abuse of power , and if the judgment goes against him, mps could be recalled immediately. so what could happen this morning, when the judges start giving their ruling at about 10.30? the supreme court needs to decide whether prorogation is a matter for the courts. if it decides it s not a matter for the courts, borisjohnson wins. but if it decides it is a matter for the courts it must rule whether the advice to the queen was lawful or not. if the court rules that advice didn t breach constitutional law or principle sufficiently or at all again the pm would win. or it could rule that advice t
formal england coach. former england coach. tracey neville speaks to us about herjoy at becoming pregnant in her 40s, her decision to stand down from coaching the england netball team and how older mothers deserve more respect. we know i am 42 years old, so the risks are higher and it creates a real fea rful risks are higher and it creates a real fearful environment. risks are higher and it creates a realfearful environment. if risks are higher and it creates a real fearful environment. if it was just a bit more positivity around it, like we do with our athletes. gary lineker will be here to tell us about football, his finances and finding his political voice. today will be fairly cloudy and wet for many parts of the uk. envy and thunder in places. i have more details in 15 minutes. good morning to you. it s tuesday the 24th of september. our top story: thousands more stranded thomas cook passengers will be brought back home today in the state funded rescue effort, 0perati
there is not a single leading forecaster out there that is expecting a recession. a man has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a police constable in east london yesterday. heavy rain and strong winds cause disruption across the uk many outdoor events and festivals are cancelled. bruce springsteen is the inspiration for blinded by the light a coming of age story set in luton. we ll see whatjames king makes of that and the week s other big releases in the film review. hello, good evening. a 28 year old church warden has been found guilty of murdering a novelist who he tricked into changing his will. ben field killed 69 year old peter fa rquhar in the buckinghamshire village of maids moreton and tried to make his death look like an accident or suicide. police say field was cruel, calculating, manipulative and deceitful. they say he fitted the profile of a psychopath, who had taken pleasure in mentally and physically torturing his victim. our correspondent
according to a group of mps. beavers have become a protected species in scotland, making it illegal to kill them or destroy their dams without a licence. and tottenham s champions league hopes hang in the balance, as ajax beat the north london club in the first leg of their semifinal. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. the president of venezuela has pledged to stay on as leader, despite calls for a military uprising which prompted a day of violent clashes yesterday. nicolas maduro used a defiant tv address to accuse the opposition, led byjuan guaido, of trying to mount a coup with the support of the united states. ramzan karmali reports. another violent protest in caracas but this time, the violence hit a new level as an armoured van drove towards the protesters. these were the scenes on tuesday after opposition leaderjuan guaido called on people to take to the streets to help him end president nicolas maduro‘s grip on power. but in a tv address, the president d
of the champions league. they lose the first leg at home to a brilliant young ajax side. tonight, liverpool take on barcelona. more deatil soon. it s wednesday 1st may. our top story. child protection and support services in england are at breaking point, according to a group of mps. a committee says more funding is needed to plug an expected financial gap of more than three billion pounds a year by 2025. simonjones reports. four year old daniel pelka, murdered by his mother and her partner. baby peter connelly, who died at his home after months of abuse. opportunities were missed by the authorities to help them. such tragic cases have led to a rise in people reporting concerns about children. the housing, communities and local government committee says supporting vulnerable young people is one of the most important duties that local authorities provide, but he is warning that finances are increasingly stretched. i think they re in a desperate state, they re at crisis point.