children, 100,000 children. and, as sadly so often is the case, children who are on free school meals, the poorest children, and children with special educational needs fare the worst in the situation. and excitment builds as the rugby world cup gets underway in japan. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. large numbers of british schoolchildren are joining millions of people in a worldwide protest against climate change. around 5,000 demonstrations are planned across 150 countries. many will involve young people staying away from school, university or work. those involved are calling for more urgent action from governments to halt global warming. the demonstrations come ahead of a un summit on climate change in new york on monday. this was the scene outside westminster where thousands are expected to gather for one of the strikes getting under way shortly. the first protest began in the pacific island of vanuatu where rising sea levels threaten communities. in dehli, c
capitals and the foreign ministers i have been speaking to. they want to see a no deal avoided. saudi arabia say that they have evidence that iran is behind attacks on oil installations. our security correspondent is at the scene. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with gavin. rugby world cup under way with japan facing russia in opening game. yes, japan yes,japan are off yes, japan are off to a fantastic start, a straightforward win over russia. we have an update on that and of course the home nations. thank you. another dry day coming up for many of us on saturday, a slow slide into marek, settled conditions on sunday. and we will be look at what has been happening in the us where a tropical system has been working in. nota where a tropical system has been working in. not a hurricane, for most of its life not a tropical storm, but it has already brought so much rain in that it is one of the top five wettest systems ever in the us. we will take a look at that. and als
the police turn up and nothing weekend. but i am afraid i cannot is quite like it seems. promise you unbroken sunshine. eastern areas. with some fairly stubborn cloud. an easterly breeze is setting up that will turn out to be chilly on some of the eastern what is interesting coasts. more detail coming up. about this is you can read it in a number of ways, you can read it as a dogville parable about workers rights good morning. it s saturday, 8th april. and excitation or you can read thanks forjoining us. our top story: it s unclear or you can read whether the government and labour will hold further talks it as a story about past and present on brexit over the weekend, because there is a time after three days of discussions travelling element about it. ended without agreement yesterday. that is never explained. it is played naturally meetings have been taking place but these are strange to try and find a proposal to put and supernatural things happen. to another commons vote,
liverpool are back on top of the premier league after coming back to win at southampton. and target on a roll tiger role ona and target on a roll tiger role on a roll. aiming to become the first horse to win back to back grand national ‘s in decades. we have something drier in our weather to come this weekend. i cannot promise you unbroken sunshine. many eastern areas will get stuck with some fairly stubborn cloud. in an easterly breeze setting up cloud. in an easterly breeze setting up it will turn out quite chilly on the eastern coasts. more detail coming up. good morning. it s saturday, 8th april. thanks forjoining us. our top story: it s unclear whether the government and labour will hold further talks on brexit over the weekend, after three days of discussions ended without agreement yesterday. meetings have been taking place to try and find a proposal to put to another commons vote, before an emergency eu summit next week. labour s shadow brexit secretary sir ke
ongoing process and i am hoping for and an easterly breeze that will make it quite chilly on easterly some sort of agreement later. case. more details coming up. millions of workers will have to put more into their workplace pension from today. the minimum contribution it s saturday the 6th of april. is going up from three to 5%. our top story. that will mean less take home pay. it s unclear whether the government and labour will hold further talks there s concern the changes on brexit over the weekend, will make it harderfor women, who are more likely to work after three days of discussions ended without agreement yesterday. part time and earn less. the aircraft manufacturer boeing meetings have been taking place says it s temporarily cutting to try and find a proposal production of its 737 airliner, to put to another commons vote, following two crashes. before an emergency production will decrease from 52 eu summit next week. to 42 planes a month, labour s shadow brexit sec