edition of the papers is at 9.35 this mornings reviewers are the sunday times journalist rosamund urwin and political commentatorjames millar. hello and a very good morning to you. the prime minister has told a gathering of grassroots conservative party activists that she won t allow the result of the brexit referendum to be frustrated. it came after three cabinet ministers defied the government line to argue for a delay to brexit rather than a no deal departure from the eu. today theresa may will travel to the egyptian resort of sharm el sheikh, for an eu summit with the arab league, where brexit is expected to be discussed on the sidelines. our politcal correspondent jonathan blake is here. let s first of all talk about that meeting in sharm el sheikh. some people have been talking about the possibility of a deal in the desert on brexit but how likely is that? very unlikely, i think the guidance we are getting is that there will be or it is very unlikely there will be a
they win the she believes cup it is my first as a manager, in the us, as they hit form it‘s the first for some of these in a world cup year. younger players, and we are going to enjoy it tonight. it isa it is a wet wednesday for some of you. we could have 15 in eastern england today, but there is cold air you don t get many moments in your on the horizon. i will have the details on that right here on brea kfast. life when you get your hands on the good morning. it‘s wednesday, march 6th. our top story: home secretary sajid trophy. it is my first as a manager. javid will today meet with police it is the first for some of these chiefs from seven forces most affected by violent crime. younger players. and we are going to he‘s facing calls to treat enjoy it tonight. a series of fatal stabbings it isa it is a windy and wet start for many of you. while we could hit 15 as a national emergency. last night, a teenager was charged degrees for many, there is cold air with the murd
and whether it was worth it. the home secretary, sajid javid, is right now meeting senior police officers from the seven areas of england most affected by knife crime. the head of the national police chiefs‘ council, sarah thornton, says they need more officers. it is an emergency that needs emergency funding, we need more office hours on the streets, we know what tactics work, about targeting hotspots, about using stop and search, about tackling county lines gangs, but we haven t got the capacity. and michaeljackson‘s nephew taj jackson is here. he s flown to the uk to defend his uncle against sexual abuse allegations. last week on the programme, two men told us that michaeljackson abused them hundreds of times when they were young boys. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. after half ten, we re going to introduce you to the mum s midwife of the year brenda, and the mum who nomimated her, sarah. find out how brenda helped sarah, who has
a sixteen year old swedish environmentalist gretta thun bug who spearheading a movement of school strikes there is david chase who was also that. skip class and helped save the world s climate the message of a sixteen year old swedish student spreading through the streets in. a campaign is gaining traction cross the world she still can t quite believe what happened when she first started striking last september i would never have imagined that it was going to be this big. and i think it s incredible it s just it s a surprise every time i see someone else striking and it s it feels incredible. action must be taken out you don t have time generation to take their differences now that is a view that s being supported by many many people here in the past a republican which really spent the political move where you. will and i hope the politicians will listen to the little money press and people came here to listen to this kids more than they listen to us because we re always gett
due to his government including russia and north korea let s go to washington d.c. now and manuel paulo what s being said in these meetings by the foreign minister. the foreign minister of jordan did call on this meeting he s been in new york city at u.n. headquarters since thursday he met today for a bilateral meeting with secretary general. spoke about the venezuela crisis very broadly but this meeting is taking place one day after the secretary general met with u.s. secretary of state might pump aoe according to the venezuelan foreign ministry this was a meeting a bilateral meeting aimed at deepening the cooperation between the government of nicolas modo and the united nations but it was also an opportunity for the venezuelan delegation to hold an informal meeting with those forty six countries you mentioned some of those including russia china iran north korea syria among among other countries to sign to cosign a letter to the u.n. secretary general in sort of defense of