Parents are being asked to regularly donate money good morning. A pilot shortage, cancelled flights and a multi Million Pound compensation bill. Its been a tough week for ryanairand bill. Its been a tough week for ryanair and its passengers but can europes Largest Airline recover . Im at the London Stock Exchange this morning to find out. And in sport, pick a woman next time, so says record goalscorer kelly smith, as the search begins to find Mark Sampsons replacement as head coach of englands Women Football team. And matt has your weekend weather. The autumn equinox today and it feels like it, cold and foggy for some and while most start the day with sunshine, a different look outside for the journey home. Details on that and your weekend forecast coming up. Good morning. First, our main story. Theresa may will deliver a major speech on brexit in florence later today. The Prime Minister will argue that both the uk and the eu have a shared responsibility to make the process work smoothly. She is expected to say explicitly for the first time that the uk will seek a transition deal, which could last for up to two years after we leave the eu. Its thought the uk could pay up to £18 billion to brussels in return for continued access to the Single Market during that time. But the Prime Minister is also expected to say that after brexit has happened the uk will seek its own bespoke trade deal with the rest of the eu. Our Political Correspondent ben wright is at westminster this morning. Ben, this is not a usual day by any means, is it . All eyes on italy and florence, a major occasion and possibly a bit marker in the brexit negotiations . Thats right, charlie. The Prime Minister chose not to go to brussels where negotiations are happening but florence, tuscany, to make a speech that is clearly a direct appeal to eu leaders rather than the negotiators around the table. Shell be telling European Union leaders that its in their mutual interests to push these talks forward and come up with a constructive final deal with the uk, to make brexit work in the interests of the eu and the uk. Look, this speech is clearly i think a symptom of the fact that the talks are stuck now, theres frustration both here and in brussels about the pace theyre going. Brussels want westminster to be more explicit about the amount of money were prepared to pay as part of the divorce settlement, protecting the rights of eu workers here after brexit, the uk frustrated talks are not getting onto the question of the future trade relationship so she will use this moment to get momentum into the talks and crucially, as you said, sketch out for the first time what sort of transitional deal the uk would like. When we talk about that were talking about a bridging period of about two years after weve left the eu in march, 2019, three to about 2020 2021 and business are asking the government strongly now for some certainty and guarantees around that, but, and theresa may will say this in hurst beach, that will require money, probably about 20 billion euros over two years her speech. A big speech and we might learn quite a bit today about the Prime Ministers thinking about how that transitional period will work. For the moment, thanks very much. One of britains most Senior Police officers has warned that the huge Counter Terrorism effort is placing a strain on other areas of policing that is not sustainable. Sarah thornton, the head of the National PoliceChiefs Council, argues that more funding is needed to maintain day to day policing. Heres our Home Affairs Correspondent, danny shaw. Five terror attacks in britain in six months. Security experts say its a sign of a shift in the threat of terrorism which could take 30 years to eliminate. It poses a big challenge for the police service. Now one of brtains most Senior Officers has spoken out about the need extra funding. Writing on the National PoliceChiefs Council website, Sara Thornton says the counterterrorism policing budget is being cut by 7. 2 in the next three years. Miss thornton says thats a real concern giving the alarming nature and volume of the threat. She says the pressure this creates is not sustainable because there are fewer resources overall, particularly in neighbourhood policing. One of the things that we absolutely value is our part in the fight against terrorism is neighbourhood Police Officers, out there in neighbourhood building relationships, talking to the public and picking up bits of information and bits of intelligence. If we do not have that footprint, and we are very worried that that has reduced over the last few years, then we will not pick up information. But just as importantly we wont have that really important relationship with the public. The home office says it is sensitive to the pressures on Police Forces and is in discussion with them about their problems. But there are also fresh concerns about whether there are enough firearms officers. A new survey is expected to show growing support among the police for more of them to be trained to use weapons. Danny shaw, bbc news. The north Korean Leader, kim jong un, has described donald trump as mentally deranged in response to the comments the us president made during his speech to the United Nations on tuesday. Joining us now from seoul is our correspondent, danny savage. Danny, this war of words seems to be escalating to i dont know what. Kim jong un, is he planning to be more explicit with his use of missiles . Well, its interesting. The words from kim jong un are well, its interesting. The words from kimjong un are in response well, its interesting. The words from kim jong un are in response to what donald trump said a couple of days ago at the United Nations. Its taken this time to get the response from the North Koreans. What their leader says is that it was unprecedented, rude nonsense from donald trump. He says he is now thinking hard about a response to that. Now, whats interesting is that. Now, whats interesting is that the north Korean Foreign minister in new york has hinted at what that response could be and hes suggested when he was stopped by journalists in new york in the last few hours that north korea may be prepared to detonate a nuclear bomb, and odd letter h bomb, which theyve already tested underground in north korea, but also perhaps to detonate one in the Pacific Ocean somewhere an h bomb. That would be an enormous escalation in this growing crisis because that is alluding to detonating a bomb outside the countrys borders somewhere in the Pacific Ocean sending it by missile one would presume to detonate a nuclear bomb, that would ramp up everything. Meanwhile youve got the two main men in this crisis trading insults with each other, kim jong un responding to what donald trump said today, and so it goes on. Wejust hope there is still diplomatic movement is going on behind the scenes, which we think is happening, to try to settle this without any more missiles or bombs going off. Indeed, thank very much, danny. The mexican president says people may still be buried alive in the ruins of ten buildings in mexico city after tuesdays devastating earthquake. Across the country 273 people are known to have been killed. 0ur correspondent Rajini Vaidyanathan has the latest. The rescue effort is in full force here in mexico city. Close to a0 buildings collapsed in the earthquake on tuesday. This building is in the fashionable la condesa district, which is nicknamed hipster town, it is normally home to fashion designers, millennials and artists. This operation at the moment is a rescue operation. The marines and the armed forces here believe there are people inside and theyre trying to make contact with them. As you can see there are a lot of people and a lot of machinery as well working at the rubble. A lot of it is manual work, people passing bits of the rubble hand to hand to remove it very carefully because its a precarious operation. International assistance has also arrived here. The Israeli Government has sent help and theyre actually involved in this particular rescue operation. While people wait, there are doctors on standby as well ready to treat anyone who is rescued and who comes out. Periodically this place falls silent. People put their hands up and they are told to be silent while rescuers try to call out to people who they believe are trapped in the rubble. Its not just officials who are helping with the rescue efforts here, many of these people are volunteers giving up their own time and pitching in to try and rescue as many people as they can. The atmosphere here is very intense, its one of anticipation. People are still hopeful that many more people will be found in the rubble alive. That was our correspondent Rajini Vaidyanathan in mexico city. Banks and Building Societies are to make checks on all current account holders to try to identify Illegal Immigrants. From january, staff will have to search customers names against a database of known Illegal Immigrants supplied by the home office. Financial institutions will have to report any names they discover and freeze or close the account. Almost 70 of women who are on a powerful epilepsy drug have not received new safety warnings about the dangers of taking it during pregnancy, according to a new survey given exclusively to the bbc. Its estimated that around 20,000 children have been harmed by valproate medicines in the uk alone and many mothers say they were never informed of the dangers. 0ur Health CorrespondentSophie Hutchinson reports. Youve been in the house a lot, have you been going out at all . No. Joe was taking valproate when she decided to have children. Her 17 year old son, thomas, is autistic of having been harmed by the drug. She said she wasnt warned of the dangers. An extremely angry that when i went for the diagnosis there was people in the House Authority that knew about all of this and i wasnt old, i wasnt given that information. If i was given that information. If i was given that information then i would have acted on it. Sodium valproate is an effective drug for epilepsy and bipolar disorders but it carries a 10 risk of physical abnormalities for babies exposed to it in the womb and a 30 to 40 risk of autism, learning disabilities and low iq. Early last year the uk medicines watchdog launched new Safety Information packs to be given to women in gps surgeries, hospitals and pharmacies but todays survey by the charities epilepsy action, young epilepsy suggest of almost 500 women recently polled who were on the drug, almost 70 had not received these vital warnings. They come too late for the thousands of young people like thomas harmed by the drug. The uk medicines watchdog said the results of the survey were important in helping it understand the effectiveness of the measures taken to date. It also said it was important women didnt stop taking valproate without first discussing it with their doctor. Sophie hutchinson, bbc news. The United Nations is to launch an investigation into the massacre of the yazidis, a minority religious community in iraq, by so called islamic state. The International Human rights lawyer amal clooney, who has campaigned to raise awareness of the genocide of the yazidis, was at the un in new york. She spoke to our chief International Correspondent lyse doucet. Amal clooney, how big a step forward is this in legal terms . Its a huge step, lyse, its really a milestone for the victims of isis, like nadia. Whats happened today is that the council has voted to establish an International Investigation to collect evidence of isis crimes. So for the first time the un is saying to isis terrorists that if they commit genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, they will be held to account in a court of law. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg says his company will share 3,000 russia linked political adverts with us investigators. The information will be handed to an investigation into alleged russian interference in last years president ial election. Mr zuckerberg said that in future, all such adverts would carry information about who paid for them. Those are the main stories. Mike is here with the sport. Talking about who will replace mark sampson, that story still has legs. While that continues, only once before has the england Womens National team been managed by a woman, hope powell, and there are calls for it to be a lady in charge again. Kelly smith, who should know a thing or two, the record goalscorer, says it is time to go for a woman. Plenty of women around now. Wide . I think she says lessons need to be learned and she says theres enough good women coaches out there, laura harvey in the us is doing well at seattle, emma hayes at chelsea. Now there are enough good women coaches out there to ta ke enough good women coaches out there to take the top job, like hope powell. She may be englands record goal scorer, but kelly smith says its too early in her coaching careerfor her to be taking over from sacked coach mark sampson. However, she does hope it will be a woman after the controversy surrounding sampsons dismissal. He was sacked two days ago for what the fa have said was inappropriate and Unacceptable Behaviour in a previous role. 0n the pitch, the new Womens Super League season kicks off this weekend with the double winners Manchester City going to the leagues newcomers yevoil. Thats after tonights curtain raiser, a Merseyside Derby. Diego costas miserable season at chelsea is finally coming to an end. Hes set to re join former Club Atletico madrid injanuary. Costas yet to play for the club this season after being told he had no future there. And st helens all but book their place in the Rugby League SuperLeague Play Offs after a convinving win at salford, whos own hopes had already gone. Stay with us, we will have that in a couple of minutes time. But as the weather. Matters here with us. Good morning to you. Welcome to the autumn equinox. It is that time of year, im afraid to say, when we see those nights we see those nights draw in. Note, its not exactly equal day and night yet. That will not occur until about sunday, monday. It is called the equinox. It certainly feels like autumn. A chilly start across the country. Temperatures above frost. A different story in Northern Ireland, temperatures in double figures. You have cloud. Be wary, parts of eastern wales, a few dense fog patches to the morning commute. The morning journey to work will be different from the journey home. It spreads in across scotland, northern england. The whole day will be dry with some sunshine, a gentle breeze. A chilly start so far. Low cloud for the evening. 0utbrea ks a chilly start so far. Low cloud for the evening. Outbreaks of rain. Fairly sporadic. Not everyone will see it. The rain will be fairly light and patchy. A brighterjourney back from work in Northern Ireland. Whats more cloud. Some occasional rain here and there. A damp end to the day to many. That damp weather combined to parts of the midlands, south wales, southern england overnight. Further north, some clear skies. The night to come will not be as chilly as the nightjust gone. Temperatures the most into saturday morning. We start the weekend with plenty of cloud. Patchy rain and drizzle. Just inches its way north. It might stay fairly cloudy. The midlands, northern england, southern scotland, it brightens up. The visitors up to 19, 20 degrees. We continue with the southerly winds into sunday. The weather front will bring outbreaks of rain. Elsewhere, sunny starts and we will see the breeze coming in from the south bringing increasing amounts of warmth. We have got the rain, of course. Central, eastern parts of england, eyes on sunday of around 2a degrees. A topsy turvy few days. Chilly out there at the moment. Warmth across eastern areas by the time we get to sunday. Is this typical autumn Equinox Weather . Autumn is the seasonal transition. Definitely so. That is her beget a bit more summer. Mike is with us for the papers. The front page of the daily telegraph. Lots of information on this. Theresa may heading to florence. Early afternoon. It is the duty of the eu to agree. Certain elements which are leaking out, to be honest. Never in is precisely what she is going to say. The Financial Times saying that theresa may hopes to break the stalemate by strengthening protections for eu citizens. Some allocation of money. It is a cabinet show of unity. The picture at the top of the