Its 2 30am. Now on bbc news monday in parliament. Hello and welcome to monday in parliament. The speaker refuses to allow the government another yes or no vote on its brexit deal. Some mps arent happy with him. On occasion, you will sometimes have to please some and not others but it is becoming remarkable how often you please one lot and not the other lot. John bercow is defiant. When he was getting the decisions in his favour, he was not grumbling. Also tonight, the Stormont Assembly is up and running but only for a matter of minutes. And the foreign secretary updates the commons on the case of harry dunn, the teenager killed in an accident involving an american diplomats wife. I can reassure the house that representations have been made to the Us Government at every level of the administration. But first there was an historic moments toward the end of the days business. Second reading, what day . Tomorrow. The withdrawal bill will finally be debated but will it get through by octobe
Its saturday the 19th october. Our top story mps will vote on borisjohnson push bike you brexit agreement. Parliament is sitting on a saturday, for the First Time Since the invasion of the falklands in 1982. Just hours before the crucial commons vote, the Prime Minister is working to persuade mps to support him. Borisjohnson will address parliament at 930. You will see that live on this programme along with all the build up to the key vote. Turmoil and barcelona. Fresh clashes between right police and protesters after the jailing of catalan separatist leaders. Just minutes to go until englands kick off at the huge world cup match against australia, this is the team leaving their hotel to travel to the stadium. They are on the pitch warming up and the loser of this match, dont forget, will be going home. Another changeable day on the way today, worth taking your brolly. Still some showers in the forecast but gradually through the weekend we will see fewer and fewer showers. It is saturd
Where the next step is to convince parliament here to agree to the deal. The dup has already said they wont vote for the agreement. In order to avoid trying to get an extension, he has been too eager by far to get a deal at any cost. And the fact of the matter is that if he had held his nerve, if he held out, he would have got better concessions. Well bring you the latest from here in brussels and from westminster. Good evening and welcome to brussels where earlier today it was announced it has been one heck of a roller coaster week. There were many times where we thought there would not be a deal done. Hours upon hours of negotiation into the night and when we gathered here today without we would not have that. Lo and behold there was an agreement and the deal was announced this morning. Good evening and welcome to brussels where earlier today it was announced that a new brexit deal had been agreed between the the uk and the eu, just as european leaders gathered here for their summit
Ill look at the proposals. The fa suggests the use of concussion substitutes in football following research which suggests former players are more likely to die of dementia. Good morning. Any Early Morning fog we re good morning. Any Early Morning fog were lift and then for most dry with sunny spells developing but becoming increasingly wet and windy in the north and north west. More in 15 minutes. Its tuesday the 22nd of october. Our top story. British detectives are to fly to the United States to interview the woman involved in a car crash that killed teenager harry dunn. Anne sacoolas, the wife of an american diplomat, is alleged to have been driving on the wrong side of the road in august when her car hit harrys motorbike in northamptonshire. She left the uk claiming diplomatic immunity shortly afterwards. Ben ando reports. Six days ago, harry dunns mother and father went to the white house. During a meeting with President Trump they were offered the chance to talk to the diplomats
Parliament on saturday and it also is unclear if he has the support of his allies in the dup or indeed many of his allies on his own backbenches. And as the clock ticks towards the brexit deadline of october 31st, the eu says theres no reason for any further delay. There is not an argument for further delay. It has to be done now. Also on the programme tonight more violent clashes on the syria turkey border today, but tonight turkey has suspended its offensive, after talks with the us Vice President. Knife crime hits a record high more than a4,000 offences in a year we report on efforts by schools to tackle the problem. Violence on the underground, as frustrated passengers drag Extinction Rebellion protestors off the roof of a tube train. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news another medal for Great Britain at the european track cycling championships. This time a gold in the womens team pursuit. Good evening from brussels, from the european summit, where borisjohnson declared earlier