Hashtag. The other headlines. Care home staff in england are to be given personal protective equipment until march as part of government plans to protect them and patients over the winter. A group of uk mps say the home office has no idea what its £400 million a year Immigration Enforcement unit achieves, meaning it is unprepared for brexit. Us president ial candidatejoe it is unprepared for brexit. Us president ial candidate joe biden condemns trumps handling of the pandemic is close to criminal, accusing him of deliberately playing down the impact of the virus, leading to thousands unnecessary deaths. And seven years after leaving the club, gareth bale is expected to fly to london today to com plete expected to fly to london today to complete a season long loan from real madrid to tottenham. Hello and a warm welcome if you are watching in the uk or around the world. Stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. The uk government is considering taking
That today but you may notice that tomorrow. We are heading for a very mild night tonight. The rain continues to push steadily north east leaving a trail of showers into north west scotland. Temperatures overnight only down to low is generally between 11 and 1a degrees which is quite incredible for this time of year. The cloud and rain dressed to the south of the m4 corridor. That allows a brighter story for many of us for friday. For parts of north wales, Northern Ireland and scotland dry and bright, temperatures ranging from nine to 16 oi temperatures ranging from nine to 16 or 17 degrees in the south east corner but we change the study as we head into the weekend. Heading for a bill of wet windy weather. The first low could be quite a significant area of low pressure bringing heavy persistent rain. Look at the brighter colours as it drives them from the west and it is going to be accompanied by some gale force or severe Gale Force Gusts of wind so gusts of wind widely in excess of 5
To a fine point at the end. Good morning. Paying for the pandemic well look at who could be the winners and losers when the chancellor sets out his Spending Review later this week. 64 league games unbeaten at anfield a new record for liverpool. Victory over leicester puts them back towards the top of the premier league, sitting just behind tottenham on goal difference. And from racism, to star wars, and his new role as a pioneering policeman in the met we hearfrom the actorjohn boyega. Good morning. It is a cold start to the date. For some, a frosty one as well. Try it with sunshine. Cloud building in from the west but rain in the north west. Details in ten minutes. Good morning. Its monday november the 23rd. Our top story. Gyms and non essential shops are expected to be allowed to re open in all parts of england when the lockdown ends next week even those facing the highest tier of coronavirus restrictions. Pub closing times will also be relaxed, and there are indications that limited
In poverty and the pandemic burnleys front line. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Boris johnson is speaking to the president of the European Commission, ursula von der leyen, to try to push forward talks about a post brexit trade deal. Negotiations were put on hold last night, because of what were described as significa nt divergences between the sides. Time is running out for a deal to be reached and ratified before the deadline on new years eve. Our political correspondent, Jonathan Blake, reports. Checking out for now, the eus chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, left his london hotel this morning after talks on a future trade deal were put on hold last night. What does that mean for the chances of a deal . Any hope for a deal . Good morning. We keep calm, as always, and if there is a way, still a way, we will see. We will see, he said. His parting words as he returned to brussels gave nothing away. But a statement from both sides last night made clear there are still big differ
Differences, we agreed that a further effort should be undertaken by our negotiating teams to assess whether they can be resolved. Trade and transport organisations in Northern Ireland have expressed their concern about the stalemate. From belfast, mark simpson reports. Whichever way the brexit negotiations go, there is huge interest in Northern Ireland. But some business groups say theyre tired of waiting for answers. We would hope, and ill use an old ulster phrase, that the eu and the uk would just simply wise up, get the deal done. This is too important for the games and we need to make sure that people understand what the rules are going to be from the 1st of january and relationships are improved. First of all we need a deal, that will be vital to reducing any barriers between trade between gb and Northern Ireland. Then we need an Implementation Phase because industry and government simply isnt ready for january the ist. And lastly, we need special derogations on retail food movem