He has been saying that he never seriously believe that the eu would be willing to use a treaty negotiated in good faith to blockade one part of the uk. Mo does thatjustify his action . I dont think it does. This is not an ancient text we are talking about, this is something the government agreed to a mere matter of months ago and i think the issues with the substance and with this timings were known and this is what caused the fall of theresa may pots and governments of these issues have been known for a while but i think the telegraph piece is interesting because this is a Prime Minister talking to the core conservative photo and to conservative mps and members of the house of lords, this is not about the old remain leave to fight, these are people who are brexiteers who are unhappy with this because of the uks role in the world, questions about how we can hold to account other countries like
china and russia for things they are doing that do not fit the International Wall standards
This is bbc news. Im shaun ley. The headlines at 12 as tributes continue to pour in for the love island presenter, Caroline Flack, her management have criticised the Crown Prosecution Service for refusing to drop charges that she assaulted her boyfriend. Lewis burton Caroline Flacks boyfriend says his heart is broken and close friend Laura Whitmore made an emotional tribute on her radio show. At age 40, Caroline Flack made the decision to take her own life and i want to talk about it. Im going to talk about her and give her the respect that she deserves, and that she didnt always get. Heavy rain and strong winds continue to lash large parts of the uk there are hundreds of flood alerts in place across the uk including red warnings meaning theres a danger to life. Its affecting things
like the river neath, which has burst its banks here in tonna and aberdulais. And its affected a row of houses just over here to my right. We cant get to them because the road to get to them has been comple
Hello, this is bbc news. Im martine croxall. The headlines several people are being tested for coronavirus in the united kingdom. All the victims are thought to have travelled there from china, where the virus originated. A bbc news investigation finds seven babies may have died unnecessarily at an nhs trust in kent. The number of crimes that result in a charge or caution by police hits a new low just one in every 1a cases. A man has been found guilty of wounding with intent after he attacked a Police Officer with a machete in east london. World leaders gather injerusalem to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp in occupied poland. In a moment, it will be time for sportsday. But first, a look at what else is
coming up this evening on bbc news. At 7pm, beyond 100 days will bring you the latest from Donald Trumps impeachment trial, as Democrats Press ahead with their case for removing the president from office. At 8pm, well be speaking to professor david
This is bbc news. Im Samantha Simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Israel is the first country in the world to impose a Second National lockdown as the number of global coronavirus cases reaches a new one day high. Greece says it will build a new Migrant Centre on the island of lesbos but wants europe to become more involved in running it. At least 30 people are confirmed to have died in wildfires can golfing the west coast of the usa. A new era in mens tennis as Dominic Thiem wins his first major at the us open, securing his place in the history books. Israel will become the first country in the world to re impose a national lockdown. The tough new restrictions will last three weeks starting on friday because of a a rise in daily coronavirus cases. It comes as the number of global infections has reached a record new one day high. Paul hawkins reports. Thousands of israelis protesting about their Prime Minister. And its notjust his corruption t
In beijing in an effort to control the spread of a new respiratory virus which has claimed 25 lives so far. Myanmar has dismissed an International Court ruling that it must take measures to prevent a Rohingya Muslim genocide, despite hundreds of thousands fleeing violence. The Uns Highest Court also ruled that evidence of alleged genocide must be preserved. And this video is trending on bbc. Com. An Australian Artist has drawn a giant koala on a beach in victoria state in response to the bushfires that have been raging across the country. The man, known as edward, says he channelled his raw emotion to make the picture at barwon heads. Thats all. Stay with bbc world news. More on our website bbc. Co. Uk news and the news app. Now on bbc news, live to singapore for Asia Business report. Chinese cities are a lot down and new year celebration i cancelled as the coronavirus death toll increases. We assess the market impact. As we welcome the year of the rat, we ask a feng shui master what t