7. ,. 2 h . £52239, 32 nn ; x;mx n 7 m ,, some brutal spot going into evening, some brutal spot going into single figures, and a bright start for many tomorrow. Quite fresh in rural spots. Some good spells of sunshine, and a lot of dry weather as well. 2a celsius in london, but only 1a in aberdeen. Then through the evening this rain in Northern Ireland makes progress into scotland and the of england and parts of wales as well. The rest of this coming weeks looks rather unsettled, some quite heavy rain at times and euee , bequite g be quite windy at it will also be quite windy at times. This is bbc news. The headlines at 8 30 cladding on every single high rise block tested since the Grenfell Tower disaster has failed fire safety inspections. So far, 60 high rise buildings in 25 local National Fire Chiefs Council guidance that all the measures are in place and they are now safe in their homes. He says if. The uk must be. Prepared to walk § § from he says if. The uk must be. Prepared
thanks a billion is the headline on the front page of the i referring to the conservative dup deal with Northern Ireland getting an extra one billion pounds. The telegraph says the agreement may come at an even greater cost with dup possibly coming back for more. The mirror splashes with the deal and shows a picture of theresa may and Arlene Foster shaking hands outside downing street. The metro says the Three Million eu citizens living in the uk will be required to apply for id documents to stay after brexit. One of the stories in the guardian is the us Supreme Courts decision to partially allow Donald Trumps Travel Ban On People from six mainly muslim countries. The Daily Express reports an operation, using a plastic liner in the gut, could cure type 2 diabetes. And the times shows a picture of hms queen elizabeth, britains new £3 billion aircraft carrier, which passed through the river forth before starting trials in the north sea. Now on bbc news, its time for The Travel Show. Hel
Shortly. And here at the London Stadium it was a disappointing night for Great Britain at these World Athletics Championships. There was heartbreak for heptathlete Katarina Johnson thompson, who was one of those who missed out on a medal. And coming to a street near you, the growing number of bikes you can rent and then leave anywhere when youve finished. And carol has the weather. Today A Band Of Rain Crossing england and wales, not getting to the far south east until later and the far south east until later and the Highgate Sunshine and showers, the Highgate Sunshine and showers, the heaviest of which will be in scotland. More in 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. New laws which will give people more control over what happens to their personal data online are to be introduced. The government is billing the changes as the right to be forgotten. People will be able to ask for personal data or material they posted when they were children to be deleted. The bill will also r
Of the day in the commons and the lords. On this programme. After the drama of the weeks Government Defeat in the House Of Lords on the brexit bill, peers win praise from some unlikely quarters, such as the snp. The peoples aristocrats have spoken and their voice must be listened to. The Farming Minister Rejects claims that food prices are increasing since the uk voted to leave the eu. We have seen a fall in food prices of 0. 5 over the last year and a fall of 6 since 2014. And more tributes are paid to the father of the house, sir Gerald Kaufman, who died last weekend. He had an ability to sum up his views with a witty turn of phrase that could be as colourful and a memorable as his suits. But first. The leader of the commons, david lidington, has confirmed that the government will try to overturn wednesday nights defeat for the government inflicted by peers on the so called brexit bill. Peers voted by a majority of 102 to guarantee the rights of eu nationals living and working in the
Thats taking the easy answer son. I. Think my father would be angry sometimes i think the intent. Starts joining. Hello and welcome to focus on europe im michel henery good to have you with us turkeys citizens head to the polls to determine the fate of their countrys future for months now many have said that the reelection of president great czech Tayyip Erdogan is a foregone conclusion and no matter who wins the vote brings in major constitutional change one that would transform the next presidency into one with unprecedented
executive powers richard Tayyip Erdogan has ruled turkey since Two Thousand And Three that means an entire generation has grown up with only him in power and with half of the population under thirty the country young people will be the ones who dictate the outcome of the vote despite recent polls suggesting most would likely vote in line with their parents our reporter met with two of them a young woman who passionately longs for change and a young man who is one