again this year, that s a hell of a comeback. good morning. it s monday 24th september. i m joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. labour members will vote tomorrow on the party s stance on brexit which would include backing another referendum. last night officials finalised the wording of a motion which says if it cannot get a general election, labour must support all options remaining on the table. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, told the bbc he thought any such vote should be on the terms of a brexit deal rather than an option to stay in the eu. in his speech later he will also set out plans to force large private companies to hand over shares to their workers. let s speak to our assistant political editor norman smith in liverpool. many labour campaigners back another referendum and back remaining and they were encouraged overnight the party leadership had agreed that there was no general election then there was no general election then the option of having
to hitjapan in 25 years. at least 11 are killed, and hundreds of others are injured as the storm left a trail of destruction across the country. global health experts issue an urgent warning afterfinding1.4 billion people do not exercise enough. good morning, it s 5th september. i m joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. breaking news. there was a significant news briefing under way about the salisbury nerve agent poisoning. we arejust about the salisbury nerve agent poisoning. we are just hearing two russians have been named, suspected of murdering the. they are alexander petrov and rusan buslarov. we are possibly expecting a statement in the commons from the pine prime minister with more on the novichok poisoning. thisjust minister with more on the novichok poisoning. this just coming through that two russians have been named as suspects in the murder of the skripals. . they are seen in those pictures. sorry, the attempted murder of the skripals. the russians who hav
the new law will double the amount of time offenders can be sent to prison for. and a miracle recovery for this 10 year old boy, after falling face first on a meat skewer. good morning. it is thursday the 13th of september. i m annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. theresa may is holding a special three hour cabinet meeting to discuss the preparations for a no deal brexit. the meeting comes as the government prepares to release its latest set of guidance papers on the implications of leaving without a deal, including on mobile phone roaming charges, passports and driving licenses. meanwhile, the brexit secretary dominic raab has said the uk will not pay its divorce bill to the eu in the event of a no deal. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. since last summer, you ve been able to go anywhere in the eu without paying extra for calls, texts, or data included in your mobile phone tariff. but if britain left the eu without a deal, that could end. the gover
fresh food inflation hits 3%, the highest level in a decade we have details of the products that havejumped in price. novak djokovic was in the draw for the australian open first round, which hasjust been made but he s still waiting to hear if the host country s government will allow him to stay for the tournament. and a royal honour for rugby legend kevin sinfield as he collects an obe for his charity work supporting his friend rob burrow. good supporting his friend rob burrow. morning. the we yesterday good morning. the weather we had yesterday is going to be very similar to what we will get today. for england and wales, frosty and foggy start, then sunshine. the scotland and northern ireland, a bit more cloud with some drizzle. i will have all the details throughout the programme. it s thursday 13th january. our main story. the prime minister s future hangs in the balance as a growing number of conservative mps call for him to resign despite his apology in the house