Headquarters in geneva the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus 5 joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreement with immediate effect the heads of the 2 rival Libyan Military allegations the u. N. Praised the deal and call for unity. And what i have addressed politicians in libya and have asked them to be one hand not to be polarized by factions and movements in order to achieve stability political and military stability in libya thats the only way to build the nation and to make sure security prevails we have had enough suffering enough division and enough bloodshed. Weve succeeded in achieving what all libyans were looking forward to the feeling of belonging to a nation of peace and security were very pleased with what weve achieved. Spains Prime Minister says that his nation may have 3000000. 00 coronavirus cases thats 3 times higher than the official total france but other ones in germany are reporting a record rise in daily infectio
Will be challenges around availability, challenges around delays at airports, challenges around currency fluctuations and pricing. Prince andrew says he is appalled by the crimes of his former friend and convicted paedophile, jeremy epstein. Three years after measles is wiped out in britain, who says it back. Police escape injury in a bomb attack in northern ireland. One of the Biggest Challenges facing farming, how is british agriculture dealing with climate change. Ina in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what is coming up on bbc news. Freedom of movement will end on the sist freedom of movement will end on the 31st of october if the uk leaves the eu without a deal. We will look at what that means for uk businesses and eu citizens here. As the uk loses its measles free status we will head to other parts of the world where jobs will head to other parts of the world wherejobs are will head to other parts of the world where jobs are mandatory for children atten
So if you are just tuning in a slightly different look for a saturday morning, dont worry, it is saturday. I know normally in on a monday, but few people off sick and various other staffing issues. Weve stepped into the breach, havent we, martin . Yes. Delightful to be back here with you. Likewise. Well, our top story this morning. Were leading with the economy. Its good news. Its grown at the fastest rate in two years, outpacing both america and the eurozone. And that means that the uk is officially out of recession, with many hoping for tax cuts over the next few months. And this comes after the former labour leader, lord kinnock, has claimed that voters in britain are not in love with sir keir starmer, with some concerns emerging of a shock result in the upcoming election. Yeah, if you recall, back in 1992, neil kinnock was thought to have lost an election that was deemed unusable. Was deemed unusable. Well, joining us now is political commentator peter spencen political commentator
We love space news here on the context. And tonight, its the next step in chinas ambitious space programme. The countrys space agency has launched a rocket that its hoping will make history. This is the moment the change 6 mission blasted off from the Wenchang Space launch centre in southern hainan province. On board is a probe that will aim for the first time to collect samples from the far side of the moon. The spacecraft will attempt to make a soft landing on the South Pole Aitken basin, one of the largest known Impact Craters in the solar system. It then hopes to return the samples successfully to earth. The journey is expected to take 53 days to complete. Im pleased to say former nasa astronaut, who was once the commander of the International Space station, leroy chiao joins us now. Leroy, always a delight to talk to you. I love talking to you about space, and give me your sense of how significant this is not only that china has launched this probe that its been a successful launc
weather in the west, ten in glasgow and highs up to around 13 in plymouth this afternoon. overnight, a few more showers coming and going across the north of the uk. further southwards, we had some clearer spells developing. that is where we will see some of the lower temperatures. holding up in the countryside to see the odd nip of frost. a cold start tomorrow but an area of high pressure is moving in. despite that, i suspect it will be quite cloudy in wales and southern counties of england. the best of the sunshine to the east of the pennines, for a time in eastern scotland but then rain arriving across the north west in the afternoon. the highest temperatures across western areas, still a little on the cold side in eastern england, just seven for parts of east anglia. into the weekend, we get a weather front stuck across the north west of scotland. this will be bringing some very large falls of rain, particular focused in on the highlands, where over the high ground we coul