Of murder after a 19 year old woman was shot dead on her way and fog through the irish sea, the to a supermarket in lancashire. English channel, and the north sea. The western parts of the uk as the effect of the we will also have hill fog across crisis on ourjobs. Barely an industry has some western areas. With this going been unscathed as many closed for business. In the next hour well find out on it will not be a cold night. You see how the rain advances towards what some of that impact has been. The Northern Isles. High pressure is firmly in charge of the weather at the premier league takes another step forward as players return the moment. If anything it drifts a to training in small groups. Little bit further east through the but in scotland theyve called course of tomorrow, allowing some off the title chase as celtic are awarded warm continental airfrom spain and headlines are coming up next. France to move across our shores, their ninth in a row. Across the whole of the uk. Its
We start with brexit, because the uks brexit secretary, Stephen Barclay, is holding talks in brussels later with the eus chief negotiator, michel barnier, amid some renewed optimism a deal can be done. Late on thursday, the pound surged following comments from European Commission president Jean Claude Juncker that a new brexit deal is possible. Sterling hit its highest in two months against the us dollar when the comments were broadcast, around 6 00pm uk time. The uk government says it has shared confidential documents with the eu that reflect the ideas the uk has put forward on brexit. The eu says technical talks are now taking place. It is all about finding an alternative to the controversial backstop that would keep the uk tied to eu rules unless a solution to the irish border is found. Here is what mrjuncker told sky newss sophy ridge. Brexit is now less than six months away. Six weeks away. How do you rate the chances of britain leaving with a deal . I had a meeting with borisjohn
We now come to questions. I know caucus Prime Minister. Mr. Speaker know the thoughts of whole house a with people in east london following yesterdays appalling attack. Such violence has no place on our streets. Its heartbreaking. A teenage boy has died and i cant imagine what his family are going through and we send them our heartfelt condolences and our very best wishes to all those injured. I would just like to reiterate my thanks to the police and other emergency First Responders for embodying the highest standards of Public Service under such awful circumstances. I know our thoughts are also with those injured this morning in an attack at a school in sheffield. Mr. Speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. Thank you, mr. Speaker. We already know more than one in five teenagers are dealing with some experts describing this as an interdiction. Yesterdays tee
Minutes. We now come to questions. I know caucus Prime Minister. Mr. Speaker know the thoughts of whole house a with people in east london following yesterdays appalling attack. Such violence has no place on our streets. Its heartbreaking. A teenage boy has died and i cant imagine what his family are going through and we send them our heartfelt condolences and our very best wishes to all those injured. I would just like to reiterate my thanks to the police and other emergency First Responders for embodying the highest standards of Public Service under such awful circumstances. I know our thoughts are also with those injured this morning in an attack at a school in sheffield. Mr. Speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. Thank you, mr. Speaker. We already know more than one in five teenagers are dealing with some experts describing this as an interdiction. Yeste
About an attack in london the lift a teenage boy dad. The Prime Minister addressed migration, the war in ukraine and the situation in gaza. This Prime Ministers questions is 35 minutes. We now come to questions. I know caucus Prime Minister. Mr. Speaker know the thoughts of whole house a with people in east london following yesterdays appalling attack. Such violence has no place on our streets. Its heartbreaking. A teenage boy has died and i cant imagine what his family are going through and we send them our heartfelt condolences and our very best wishes to all those injured. I would just like to reiterate my thanks to the police and other emergency First Responders for embodying the highest standards of Public Service under such awful circumstances. I know our thoughts are also with those injured this morning in an attack at a school in sheffield. Mr. Speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have f