Is due to expire this evening. Electric cars could be given green number plates and possible parking concessions in an attempt to drive the number being bought. And japans Emperor Naruhito is formally enthroned in an elaborate ceremony inside the imperial palace. Coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news whos been spying at the Rugby World Cup . England head coach eddiejones says someone was filming their training session. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one live from westminster where crucial votes this evening will decide whether the Prime Minister will be able to live up to his do or die commitment to take the uk out of the European Union in nine days time. Borisjohnson will urge the commons to vote through his brexit deal. If mps agree to it, theyll have three days to scrutinise the legislation which runs to more than 100 pages. But Opposition Mps say thats not long enough to examine the small print and they could scupper the Prime Ministers plans this even
And ask again for the woman involved in the crash that killed their son to return to the uk. Doctors in italy who are caring for a seriously brain damaged girl from london say they hope that eventually she will be able to return home and be cared for by her family. The government takes the First Step Towards potentially stripping the north of englands main train operator of its franchise. Coming up on afternoon live all the sport with sarah mulkerins. I will have more on at the events from bulgaria on monday night were buggy and police have arrested six fa ns buggy and police have arrested six fans following up that racist abuse of english players. Thanks, sarah. Chris fawkes has all the weather. Still no sign of any prolonged dry weather. Showers are the key word over the next few days, plenty of those. I will bring you the feel update later on. This thanks, chris. Also coming up the camera chain jessops plans to call in administrators. Good aftermoon and welcome to bbc news, live fro
Hed been told the president did want to give aid to ukraine in return fordirt on a Democratic Party rival. We report from North Eastern syria, on the victims of the fighting between turkish forces, and the kurds. And a new drug that could slow down alzheimers disease early tests by a us company are promising. And at 11 30, well be taking another look at the papers withjohn stevens, deputy Political Editor of the daily mail and Political Writer and academic maya goodfellow. Good evening. The house of commons has voted in favour of a Brexit Agreement but, crucially, its rejected the Prime Ministers timetable for passing the necessary legislation. The first of two votes tonight, was on the Withdrawal Agreement bill the main brexit legislation which runs to 110 pages and turns the Prime Ministers brexit deal into law. The goverment won that by 329 votes to 299 thats a majority of 30. But it lost the second vote on the parliamentary timetable by m votes because a majority of mps did not thi
Borisjohnson has been found to have misled the country. This unelected Prime Minister should now resign. Away from the drama at westminster, what do voters make of it all . You just dont mess with parliament, straight forward. At least Boris Johnson is trying to get something done. The question now begs where do we go from here . Well, thats the question many would like answered. Well bring you the latest on this developing story and what it means for brexit. And in sport. Major changes for englands second Rugby World Cup game only five of the players who started the win over tonga will begin against the usa. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. In a momentous ruling, the Supreme Court has ruled that the government acted unlawfully when it suspended parliament. In a strongly worded and unanimous verdict, the 11 most seniorjudges in the uk concluded that the decision to Prorogue Parliament for five weeks was unlawful. The president of the Supreme Court lady hale said it had
One of those who brought the case. Todays ruling confirms that we are a nation governed by the rule of law, laws that everyone, even the Prime Minister, is not above. Across the atlantic in new york, the Prime Minister said that while he respected the court, he did not agree with its ruling. I have the highest respect, of course, for ourjudiciary and for the independence of our courts, but i must say, i strongly disagree with thisjudgment. In brighton, at the labour conference, Jeremy Corbyn said the Prime Minister wasnt fit to be in office. Borisjohnson has been found to have misled the country. This unelected Prime Minister should now resign. Well be asking what difference todays ruling makes to the future of brexit as mps prepare to return to westminster tomorrow. Also on the programme following the collapse of thomas cook, thousands more british holiday makers have been brought home today. And President Trump now faces the real possibility of impeachment proceedings, as democrats d