Bringing us tomorrow. With me arejohn crowley of newsweek, and the journalist Benedicte Paviot of france 24. The mail on sundays headline is that every patient visiting a family doctor, or attending a hospital appointment in england will be asked to declare their Sexual Orientation. The sunday times leads on the same story saying some have warned of a backlash against intrusion into the private lives of patients. The paper also reports on an alleged Rape Allegation by the british actress Lysette Anthony claiming she was sexually attacked by hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein in the 1980s. The sunday telegraph says theresa may is coming under pressure by the dup over the chancellors position on brexit suggesting he was trying to frustrate the negotiating process and that he should face the sack, unless he changes course. The observer reports on what it describes as a savage attack on the head of the nhs by the childrens commissioner over the lack of Childrens Mental Health provision. A
After 7 games without a goal or a point, palace beat the champions chelsea 2 1 at selhurst park. And darren has the weather. It is going to be another bright and warm day to day to many of others. Some rain to scotland and Northern Ireland tomorrow that we start to feel the effects of ophelia. The strongest winds in the west. Join me laterfor all the details. First, our main story. Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has been expelled from the organisation that runs the oscars it follows the increasing number of allegations of Sexual Assault made against him. The academy of Motion Picture arts and sciences said its board voted well in excess of the required two thirds majority to expel him. Peter bowes reports from los angeles. He once ruled the roost. One of the most powerful men in hollywood. Harvey weinstein. The movie mogul, the studio boss credited with scores of oscar wins and nominations. But now branded a rapist, and a serial sexual predator, the hollywood producer has been
The champions chelsea 2 1 at selhurst park. And darren has the weather. Good morning, it is going to be another bright and warm day for many of us. Some rain in scotland and Northern Ireland. But tomorrow we start to feel the effects of 0phelia with the strongest winds in the west. All the details later. Good morning. First, our main story. Disgraced movie mogul, Harvey Weinstein, has been expelled from the organisation that runs the oscars. It follows the growing number of allegations of Sexual Assault made against him. The academy of Motion Pictures said its board voted well in excess of the required two thirds majority to expel him. Peter bowes reports from los angeles. He once ruled the roost. One of the most powerful men in hollywood. Harvey weinstein. The movie mogul, the studio boss credited with scores of oscar wins and nominations. But now branded a rapist, and a serial sexual predator, the hollywood producer has been kicked out of the worlds most influential organisation. It
Or while on a mobile phone are among those who may be handed life sentences under government proposals. Austrians head to the polls for a snap general election the 31 year Old Conservative Party leader Sebastian Kurz is tipped to become europes youngest leader and form an alliance with the far right. A0 people have died and hundreds are still missing following six days of wildfires in california. Its the most lethal outbreak in the States History with more than 100 thousand people have been displaced and whole neighbourhoods reduced to ash. Coming up in a few minutes, our sunday morning edition of the papers. This mornings reviewers are sian griffiths, education editor for the sunday times, and the political commentator vincent moss. Before the papers, sport. For a full round up from the bbc sport centre, heres richard askam. Good morning. Well start with the premier league where Manchester City are two points clear at the top, after a thumping 7 2 victory over stoke yesterday. City ha
Food. We will grow more here and buy more from around the world, but that will mean bad news the continental farmers, that is why it will not happen, it is in their interest to reach a deal. There have been questions around whether seaports like dover could cope with backed up lorries in the event of no trade deal with the eu. The transport secretary said he thought a deal would be done, but if it does not we already have a operation stack, and he rejected suggestions that planes would be granted. The deadlock in the latest negotiations with the eu has made the prospect of no deal one that the government insists it is now planning for. But parliament is gearing up for a fight, with labour suggesting it willjoin forces fight, with labour suggesting it will join forces with fight, with labour suggesting it willjoin forces with tory remainers to try to change the legislation in the eu withdrawal bill to stop the government from being able to opt for no deal. I think on a cross party basis