rights especially empowerment. so to be able to see this from afar and now to see the work being done on the ground i think what s really key is to focus on the work that needs to be done, but also how much incredible work is being done and to be able to be here and help support those people who are actively working to champion the rights of women and girls. we ll talk to meghan suppporters around the country, a former tabloid editor, a barrister and our royal correspondent. do you support this legal aciton by meghan and harry? let me know. borisjohnson‘s take it or leave it message to europe as he prepares to set out his final offer on brexit. now is the time for the eu to consider seriously the proposals that we re putting forward. there will not be a delay. we are leaving on the 31st of october. and what we really, really want is for the eu to recognise that movement on their part will give us the opportunity to get a deal that we can get through the house of commons,
no clear winner in israel s general election. prime minister benjamin netanyahu hopes to form a coalition, but his main rival, benny gantz, says its time for change. the first court hearing in the prosecution of a former soldier over bloody sunday in londonderry in 1972 is due to get under way this morning. he s facing two charges of murder and five of attempted murder. in sport, liverpool conceded two late goals as they began the defence of their champions league title last night, with a 2 0 defeat against napoli. coming up, the bbc publishes a series of in depth online guides. today s edition focusses on energy, looking at what we can do in our homes to meet current climate pledges. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9am. the outgoing european commission president, jean claude juncker, says there is a palpable chance of a no deal brexit. he said britain had come up with no concrete proposals to replace the backstop, the contingency plan to avoid a hard border in