Hours from Prime Minister theresa may . We will talk to the headteacher, a farmer and Health Campaigner who crossed the open border between north and south each to see how they feel about changes that could affect every aspect of their lives. Hello. Welcome to the programme, were live until am this morning. We are going to hear resham khans story. Thats after 10am. She had acid thrown in herface by a stranger and suffered life changing injuries and has gone on to campaign for a change in the law on selling acid. Quite a remarkable woman. That is a photograph taken much more recently. Do watch the interview after 10am. She describes how she pities her attacker. Also today. We would like to hear from you about how long you have waited in the a e. New figures suggesting waiting times have doubled in the last few years. We will talk about that after 9 30am. Our top story today. Mahmoud abbas has called for an intifada. The us decision has been wildly criticised around the world, including by some of americas closest allies, like britain, france and saudi arabia. The Un Security Council will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to debate the move. Laura bicker reports. Jerusalem, the city 6000 miles from the us, the subject of a Campaign Promise by donald trump to move the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and recognise the holy city as israels capital. Trumps team sent out a simple message, promise made, promise kept. Today we finally acknowledge the obvious, thatjerusalem is israels capital. This is nothing more or less than a recognition of reality. It is also the right thing to do. Already the protests have begun, peaceful, for now, but the fear of unrest has prompted the pentagon to put american embassies and consulatess on alert. President trump spoke of the Peace Process but did not give details on how this announcement brought that goal any closer. We want an agreement that is a great dealfor the israelis, and a great deal for the palestinians. At least eight un countries have called for an emergency meeting but while the International Reaction is mostly one of condemnation, at home, President Trump can say he has ticked off another pledge and he does not seem concerned that on this decision america stands alone. 0ur correspondent told us how the decision was being received in the city itself. So far, things have remained calm on the streets of jerusalem. There were protests into the evening yesterday in gaza where people were burning american flags and pictures of donald trump. In the occupied west bank, there are demonstrations, rallies, planned for today. More broadly, in terms of the diplomatic reaction to Donald Trumps decision to recognise jerusalem as the capital of israel, there has been widespread condemnation, particularly from leaders in the arab and muslim world. The palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas called the decision reprehensible and he said this in effect disqualifies the us from its historic role as being a broker for peace. Between israelis and palestinians. The list has been growing as to the number of countries, leaders, who have expressed concern, criticism or outright condemnation of this decision by the white house. In terms of the israelis, the israeli Prime Minister, netanyahu, last night, he hailed this as a historic decision, he said it was recognition deserved of israelis to have jerusalem as their capital city. He said other countries should move there embassies from tel aviv to jerusalem, to follow the suit of the us. He was at pains to stress that he said there would be no change whatsoever in what is known as the status quo, the arrangement to administer the key sensitive holy sites in the old city ofjerusalem. Later on, we will hear from sites in the old city ofjerusalem. Later on, we will hearfrom our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. The rest of this mornings news. Good morning. The irish Prime Minister, leo varadkar, has said theresa may is expected to put forward a new offer on the issue of the irish border later today. A Draft Agreement between mrs may and the european union, which would have allowed the brexit negotiations to move on to trade, was blocked on monday by the democratic unionists. 19 tory mps who back a soft brexit have written to mrs may, saying it was highly irresponsible for anyone to dictate terms which may scupper a deal. The defence secretary, gavin williamson, has said no british citizen who has fought for the Islamic State group should be allowed back into the country. Mr williamson, who was promoted to his post last month, told the daily mail that the fighters should be hunted down and killed, because a dead terrorist couldnt cause any harm to britain. The number of patients waiting more than four hours in accident and Emergency Departments in the uk has more than doubled in the last four years. Research by the bbc has found over 3 Million People experienced longer waits than the a e target in the last 12 months. Here is our health correspondent, dominic hughes. Right across the uk, accident and Emergency Departments have been working at full capacity. Now bbc Analysis Shows how an already busy system is struggling to cope. The waiting time targets to treat or deal with 95 of patients within four hours have been missed across the country. In the past year, more than 3 million patients waited longer than four hours an increase of 120 on four years ago. But visits to a e are up by only 7 , to nearly 27 million. To ensure the target is met, the nhs will need to build an additional 20 more a e departments. There is no more capacity in the system. Staff are working really hard, our nurses, our doctors, and we have reached a point where we, unfortunately, cannot meet that demand. Scotland has come closest to hitting the target, while england has seen the biggest increase in those facing a long wait, but performance is even worse in wales. Northern ireland manages to see just three quarters of patients within four hours. A busier nhs means longer waiting times and as we head into what could be a very hard winter, there is little sign of respite for staff or patients. Dominic hughes, bbc news. The accounts of Bath Spa University show that its departing vice chancellor, professor christina slade, received more than £800,000 last year in pay and benefits. Ten days ago, the vice chancellor of Bath University announced she would step down in 2019 after complaints from students and staff about her pay. The university and College Union said the pay and pensions of some senior staff made them look greedy and out of touch. A fast moving wildfire in Southern California has hit the us states main costal highway and reached the Pacific Ocean according to firefighters tackling the blaze. The homes of more than 150,000 people have been evacuated in an area north of los angeles and hundreds of buildings have been damaged. Strong winds are expected to further hinder efforts to contain the fire which is still endangering some 12,000 properties. The Australian Parliament has passed a bill to legalise same sex marriage. The bill was passed after a long debate in which more than 100 mps spoke. The vote follows a referendum earlier this year, which showed a majority of people support the change. 0ur sydney correspondent said it marked the end of years of political wrangling. This really is a landmark moment in australian politics, the culmination really of more than a decade of debate and division. This has been probably the most divisive issue in australian politics for a long time, ever since in 2004 the Australian Government changed the law then to say that marriage could only be between a man and a woman, to the exclusion of all others. That triggered a Long Campaign which has finally finished today with the change in law. We sawjubilation on the floor of the house of representatives, a rainbow flag unfurled, lots of cheering, the politicians applauding campaigners in the Public Gallery who applauded them back. Also a victory for australias Prime Minister, malcolm turnbull, who took something of a personal gamble by supporting this change. Certainly, people within his party have been resistant, not least his predecessor, tony abbott, who spoke several times today, trying to raise amendments and make changes to the bill. But ultimately, no changes were made and same sex marriage we expect will be legal in australia within the new year. Anyone who wants to get married will actually have to book a wedding one month in advance, so we think earlyjanuary will be the first time we see the weddings. Certainly, i know lots of couples already sending out invites hoping they can make their relationship legal in the eyes of australian law. A feathered dinosaur, resembling a swan, has been discovered by scientists. The creature had scythe like claws, a reptilian tail and a beak lined with teeth. Its thought to have lived 75 million years ago, and was a therapod like tyrannosaurus rex. It may have been the first dinosaur to adopt the lifestyle of a modern day water bird. The uks next city of culture will be named later today as hulls year long celebration in the spotlight nears an end. Coventry, paisley, stoke on trent, sunderland and swansea are in the running for the 2021 title. Thats a summary of the latest bbc news more at 9. 30. This e mailfrom this e mail from stuart, this e mailfrom stuart, your experiences of how long you had waited in a e, we took our elderly mother in law a e evening after having called 111. She had acute back pain, she spent approximately 21 hours on the ward, eight hours of which was sitting on a hard plastic chairand which was sitting on a hard plastic chair and the rest on a trolley. Ca re chair and the rest on a trolley. Care in this time was contradictory and confusing. She was eventually admitted to a ward where she spent four hours before eventually being sent home by a doctor with antibiotics and painkillers at about 9pm on monday night. Tuesday morning, she was confused, unable to move her right hand, an ambulance came to take her back to being tee. She spent a further ten hours there before being admitted. Do the same ward she was discharged from the previous night. This whole experience has caused her immense distress. Thank you, stuart. You can share your experiences. New Analysis Shows waiting times in a e have doubled in the last few years. You can send me an e mail. 0r doubled in the last few years. You can send me an e mail. Or you can whatsapp or facebook or text. Sport. Record breaking night for english football in europe . The liverpool bossjurgen klopp says he is still fearing a tough draw for the last 16 of the champions league. That is despite their great goal scoring form at the moment. They finished top of the group last night, 7 0 demolition of Spartak Moscow including a hat trick for Philippe Coutinho playing very well at the moment. Another couple of goals for sadio mane a, that victory also means record breaking four english clu bs, means record breaking four english clubs, five of them reaching the knockout stages of the competition for the first time. For english clu bs. For the first time. For english clubs. This year, it is quite special. I do not think you can face often Bayern Munich and real madrid in the last 16, if you win the group. And all the others. So that is quite interesting. Indeed it is. An interesting draw. Takes place on monday. Also last night, Manchester City were beaten for the first time in 29 games, 2 1 by shakhtar donetsk. They finished the group stage unbeaten, donetsk. They finished the group stage unbeaten, both donetsk. They finished the group stage unbeaten, both of the premier league teams going through as Group Winners as well. We talked about the Winter Olympics on the programme yesterday and the fact russia will be banned but some russian athletes will be able to compete . We will see more russian athletes banned over the coming months and years. Their 0lympic committee has been banned by the ioc. Banned from taking part in next yea rs the ioc. Banned from taking part in next years winter games in south korea. Russian athletes who prove they are clean are at the moment likely to be able to take part. The ioc president thomas bach says a final decision on that will be made next week. This week great britains Kelly Southwark and was awarded a heptathlete runs from 2008 after a russian athlete lost an appeal against a retrospective disqualification. I personally think it should be a total ban. Regardless of the few athletes in russia who are potentially clean, or who can prove they are, they are still rationed. If they compete it will be under the banner athletes from russia, rather than neutral athletes and that may well suggest the ioc has agreed some kind of deal with Vladimir Putin to avoid what would be the first boycott of the games since 1984. Could we be seeing a return for england cricketer ben stokes . The english fans have their fingers crossed for it. After defeat in the first two english tests there is a criticism over a lack of fighting spirit in the team at the moment and what they would give to see him out there with them. He has been named in their one day squad for the five match series in australia in the new year. He has not played since being arrested following an incident outside the bristol nightclub in september. Alex hales is not currently being considered for selection. It does not mean either will play in the series. The ecb are yet to decide on what disciplinary action they will take. They are waiting to see if charges are brought against him, so at the moment it is a waiting game for the england fans. Thank you very much, hugh. More from him this morning. More from him this morning. One of the stories of this year has seen hundreds of women and some men choosing to speak out about the Sexual Harassment and exploitation theyd endured in hollywood, going back decades. Since allegations were made against Film ProducerHarvey Weinstein and then actor kevin spacey, people in other professions were inspired to reveal their own stories as part of the metoo movement, so much so, theyve collectively been named time magazines person of the year. Theres times iconic cover adama iwu at the front, with isabel pascaul, ashleyjudd, susan fowler and taylor swfit along the back. Many, but not all the examples, involve an abuse of power a man in a more senior position taking advantage of a male or female in a less senior role. This morning were going to bring you exclusively, stories of some working in the modelling industry and they are pretty grim. Back in october, some publications announced they would stop using the photographer Terry Richardson after a number of models accused him of Sexual Exploitation and abuse. Today were going to bring you the testimonies of some models. You may find this film uncomfortable to watch and if you have children with you, you might not want them to see it. Theres quite a few examples. I turned up at the shoot, at the studio, got the clothes on, everything is fine, doing the different shots. I went to the bathroom, for a break. Came back and the photographer was on his knees, where i was supposed to be standing. He grabbed me and he wanted me to perform an act on him. And i just froze. I was sexually assaulted by a stylist from a well known hair brand. He grabbed me by the throat, grabbed me in between my legs and he told me that my body was disgusting. I could not get out, i did not have keys, i did not have a phone. I pushed him away when he tried to kiss me. He ended up masturbating lying next to me. There was a pretty popular photographer who wanted to shoot me, but because we were in separate states, he wanted me to send nude photos of myself to him. I remember him asking me and me knowing, i know i dont know much about the industry yet, but im pretty sure that i dont have to send you a nude photo, for you to be able to tell what kind of model you want. I kind of tried to appease him but still do it my way, so i thought i would send him photos of myself in my bikini. He lashed out through text message, if you arent ready for the real modelling world, dont waste my time. I think there are about ten or 11 girls booked for this, we were going to do the shots in situ, so it was in a bar. We had a uniform we were supposed to wear, with the name of the bar and stuff and we had to go and have our hair and make up done. And the cameraman and the photographer came out and said, ok, girls, how many of you are prepared to do nude . I was a bit shocked because about half of the girls got up and sat down next door. And the rest of us said, were not prepared to do that because that was not part of the shoot. And they were like, oh well, if you are not prepared to do nude photos then you have not got through the casting. And we said, this is the job, not the casting. No no no, this was actuallyjust the casting and you didnt get through the casting. So, yeah, bye. This was one of my favourite photo shoots. The photographer is extremely talented. But, at the end of the shoot, i was asked if i wanted to hook up and fool around. Mind you, ijust putting my clothes back on and i am feeling really u nco mforta ble. Normally, i would just kind of laugh it off and pretend like, i dont my my first thought was, am i going to get paid for this . Then he might go to the agent and Say Something. We did invite the