Worse, his choice is desi offset that borrowing with more austerity or add to and with more giveaways. A difficult decision, made worse by the uncertainty around brexit and a very slim parliamentary majority. We will find out how you could be affected. And earlier this year one paralympian made an exclusive film for you about the lack of disabled toilet access on trains. My name is Anne Wafula Strike. I am a paralympian. I have won medals in wheelchair racing. I have an mbe. But last year i was forced to wet myself on a train. She has now been awarded compensation from the train company. Well be talking to her a little later in the programme. Hello, welcome to the programme, were live until 11 this morning. If youre watching im a celebrity, as millions of us are, youll know youtuberjack maynard is out of the programme afterjust 72 hours. Itv say, due to circumstances outside the camp, jack has had to withdraw from the show. Well talk about the real reasons hes gone after 10 30 this mor
In kent in 1996 should have his conviction reviewed following an alleged confession by another convicted killer. The shipping forecast. Coming up on sportsday later in the evening bbc news, theres an instant impact at goodison park as Sam Allardyce watches his new team everton take on west ham. Good evening. Ministers are expressing confidence that they can break the deadlock in the brexit talks with an improved financial offer, which is understood to be around a0 to 50 billion euros. But the eu still says that no final agreement has been reached. The kind of sum being mentioned would be a considerable increase on the amount previously offered by theresa mays government as a so called brexit divorce payment. Critics said many who voted for brexit would find any payment unacceptable. Our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg has more details. There is no substitute for personal diplomacy. The Prime Minister, the first major leader to visit iraq since so called is were driven out of mosul. T
Briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. And you can be part of the conversat later today Time Magazine will announce its person of the year. The annual award goes to the person or idea that has had the biggest impact on the world for better or worse. So who would you choose, and why . Just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. We start the programme with us President Donald Trump, who is expected to make an announcement today that could endanger his efforts to broker middle east peace. Senior Administration Officials say he will recognisejerusalem as the capital of israel and direct the state department to begin the process of moving the us embassy there from tel aviv. The decision would break with decades of us policy as well as the International Consensus on the status of jerusalem. Arab leaders have strongly warned it could fuel violence. Peter bowes reports. Donald trump is venturing into uncharted territory. The president will recognise jerusalem unchart
Court. Theresa may has phoned the leader of the dup, Arlene Foster, as attempts continue to settle the issue of the irish border after brexit. Snog agreed until everything is agreed. So the final nothing say greed until everything is agreed. 1,000 firefighters tackle huge wildfires near los angeles, as thousands of people are forced to flee from their homes. And im here in adelaide, where, after a disappointing day, englands ashes hopes are now hanging by a thread. And this is little foot an ancient human ancestor who lived in africa more than 3 million years ago. And coming up in the sport on bbc news just four months after giving birth to her first child, seven time winner Serena Williams has entered januarys event and could defend her title in melbourne. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The white house says President Trump will break with decades of american policy on israel later today by recognising jerusalem as the capital of israel. Hes due to announce the high
Office for the northern half of scotla nd office for the northern half of scotland where we could have wind of up scotland where we could have wind of up to 80 miles an hour and also strong across Central Scotland and Northern Ireland. These strong winds all down to a developing area of low pressure that will become the storm caroline as it moves across northern parts of the country tomorrow. So very windy weather on the cards. Today a bit quieter out there. Weve had some dry and cloudy weather across england and wales but further north west this area of rain is working in south east as we head through the afternoon. So windy day with some spells of rain. Still mild at the moment with temperatures around 10 degrees above but this evening we begin to see the wind is picking up and we could see gales or severe gales in the north and west and heavy rain sweeping south east across many parts. This isa south east across many parts. This is a storm caroline and tomorrow it will bring especia