Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with Louise Minchin and dan walker. Our headlines today chaotic scenes in the commons as mps clash over the decision to suspend parliament for the next 5 weeks. No response from you. You wouldnt have the foggiest idea where to start on seeking to counsel me on this. I require no response from you. Earlier there was a sixth commons defeat in six days for the Prime Minister as mps again rejected an early general election. A new warning that hundreds of thousands of people in england are getting hooked on prescription drugs. An american explorer makes history becoming the first person to visit the deepest points in every ocean. Apple after the iphone. The tech giant unveils its newest products tonight, but are the glory days of the iphone over . Ill look at what could come next. Knighthoods for former england captains Geoffrey Boycott and Andrew Strauss. The pair have been handed the honours in ex Prime Minister theresa mays resignation honours list. Your majesties. Welcome to Downton Abbey. Its downton the movie. Stephs been speaking to two of its stars, Hugh Bonneville and michelle dockery. Weatherwise are some dense fog patches around across parts of Northern England and Northern Ireland specially. For many it will bea dry ireland specially. For many it will be a dry and warm day than yesterday. They will have the full forecast. Hello. Good morning. Its tuesday the 10th of september. Our top Story Parliament has been officially suspended for the next five weeks, but there were chaotic scenes late into the night in the commons as Opposition Mps sang, waved placards, and at one point even attempted to stop the speaker, john bercow, from leaving his chair. Earlier borisjohnson lost a sixth vote in as many days as he failed in his bid to call an early general election. Our Political CorrespondentJessica Parker reports. The leader of the opposition cannot lead. This parliamentary session, which has seen its fair share of feuding, ended in acrimony in the early hours of this morning. A number of mps temporarily tried to stop the speaker from leaving the commons. Some of them holding up signs saying silenced. And john bercow made it clear how he felt about the five week suspension of parliament. Im perfectly happy, as ive advised others, to play my part. But i do want to make the point that this is not a standard or normal prorogation. It is. I dont require any assistance from you, mr stevenson. You wouldnt have the foggiest idea where to start in seeking to counsel me on this. I require no response from you. I require no response from you, young man. Then, as conservative mps left the chamber to take part in the ongoing proceedings, cries of shame rang out from opposition benches. Applause it all followed a final and fiery debate on the governments call for a snap election in mid october. The house, again, did not support the move and borisjohnson, again, made clear his view about the prospect of a delay to brexit. No matter how many devices this parliaments invents to tie my hands, i will strive, mr speaker, to get an agreement in the national interest. I hope the Prime Minister will reflect on the issue of prorogation and shutting down parliament to avoid a government being held to account. Because that is exactly what he has done today and proposes to do to this country. Now Conference Season looms, with mps due back in westminster on the 14th of october. A queens speech then may spell the start of a new session, but the old and very deep divisions will likely still be there. Jessica parker, bbc news. So many questions. So what happens next . After Opposition Mps voted not to back an general election. Parliament has now been formally suspended for five weeks. Mps will return to westminster on the 14th october. On the 17th october, all eyes will be on the eu summit in brussels, where the government says it hopes to agree a brexit deal. But if theres no agreement by the 19th of october, the new legal deadline imposed on Boris Johnson, because of the law pushed through by mps, comes into force. It will require the Prime Minister to request a three month extension to the brexit deadline. How that all plays out remains to be seen, so as things stand today that brexit deadline remains at the end of next month. Lets speak to our Political Correspondent ben wright. Ijust want i just want to talk, just rewind, lots of extraordinary things happened in the commons, in the middle of the night, what did you make of what you saw . It is quite in westminster this morning and will remain so for the next five weeks. Mps have gone to their constituencies and will go to the Party Conferences. It was quite extraordinary what we saw in the house of commons. At about one in the morning, just after Boris Johnson had failed in his latest attempt to get commons approval for attempt to get commons approval for a general election, that is the moment that parliament then began prorogation or suspension that will last for the next five weeks. Even by the house of commons standards it was riotous, it was rowdy, it was robust she was. We saw labour mps, Opposition Mps, standing by with placards saying silenced. The ancient ceremony began the suspension of parliament. As tory mps left the chamber, Opposition Mps was shouting shame and building as the tories left. It was remarkable stuff. It reveals the depth of anger i think there is among many mps that we re i think there is among many mps that were just seven weeks to go until the brexit deadline, october 31, mps will now not be here for the next five weeks. It does seem extraordinary. Let us talk about the Prime Minister. There is obviously pressure on him. What are his options . They look limited at the moment. You have this stand off between parliament that has passed a law saying that if no brexit deal has been agreed in the house of commons by october 19, following the finalsummit at commons by october 19, following the final summit at the eu, and Boris Johnson must go and ask eu leaders for a further extension and another delay to brexit and you have a Prime Minister insisting he will not be doing that. And we just dont know. Theres all sorts of speculation westminster about whether or not the Prime Minister, in the end, like to try to flout the law, something which constitutional experts and certainly mps are saying is absolutely not possible. It could not happen. But you have them at loggerheads. We dont know how this stand off will play out. Some of the political heat on the Prime Minister will reduce because they think mps have not been here and they discipline out of their Party Conferences. Borisjohnson will have to find a way out of this political nightmare finds his way. It was interesting yesterday when he was in ireland meeting leo varadkar, that borisjohnson, when ireland meeting leo varadkar, that Boris Johnson, when he ireland meeting leo varadkar, that borisjohnson, when he was talking up borisjohnson, when he was talking up the chances of a new deal with the eu, but his determination to find one, certainly, even though the route to that deal still looks is ha rd to route to that deal still looks is hard to identify as ever. But that is where we are. Parliament disappears now but borisjohnson has been told he must get a deal or ask foran been told he must get a deal or ask for an extension that he has vowed not to seek. I am speechless. Thank you very much for explaining it so beautifully. A long road ahead. There are growing concerns that people are becoming dependent on prescription drugs, according to Public Health england. It found that in the past year, one in four adults in england have been prescribed drugs which could be addictive. Heres our health correspondent, dominic hughes. Medicines that can relieve pain or help with sleep play a vital role in the lives of millions of people, but concern is growing about how many of these potentially addictive drugs are being prescribed, and for how long. Public Health England looked at five commonly prescribed types of medicine, including powerful painkillers, sleeping pills and antidepressants. A quarter of all adults in england have been prescribed at least one of these drugs in the year to march 2018. Half of all patients taking these drugs have done so continuously for the previous 12 months. And, depending on the medicine, between a fifth and a third had received a prescription for at least the previous three years. These drugs are commonly used for some very common ailments. What im more concerned about is that half of the people who are taking these drugs, who have been prescribed those in the last year, have had a prescription for more than a year. And, for the vast majority of these medicines, using them for that length of time is very unlikely to be supported by clinical guidance. Antidepressants may take awhile to become effective, but opioid painkillers stop working for most people after three months, and drugs prescribed for insomnia and anxiety are not recommended to be used for more than 28 days. The review warns that long term use is likely to result in dependency or withdrawal problems. But patients should also be wary of suddenly stopping their medication. Instead, they should seek the help of their gp. We will talk about that with a doctor a little later as well. The american adventurer, Victor Vescovo, has become the first person to visit the deepest places in all five of earths oceans. His final dive, in a prototype submersible, was made to the bottom of the arctic oceans molloy trench a depth of more than five kilometres. Hed already reached the floor of the pacific, indian, southern, and atlantic oceans. Andy moore reports. Hes already climbed the highest peaks on seven continents. Now hes reached the deepest spot in five oceans. You put your mind to it and you get the right people working with you, almost anything is possible. The final leg of the five deeps expedition took Victor Vescovo and his support ship to a location deep inside the arctic circle. His submarine limiting factor went down to a place no human has ever been to before. Surface, this is the lf, the lf has landed, the lf has landed, at bottom. Roger that, we will go for a release. Earlier this year, mr vescovo dived the deepest spot on the planet, the Mariana Trench in the pacific ocean, nearly 11 kilometres down. His 12 ton sub has a titanium core especially built to withstand huge pressures. The texan financier has ploughed much of his own wealth into the endeavour. At bottom applause it seemed a bit like being on the moon but a wet version of it. There were small critters here and there, there were slight undulations. Even at these incredible depths, there was evidence of human activity. This small pyramid shaped object in the shadow on the right hand side is a plastic bag. But there was also evidence of amazing marine animals, some of them new species. Well done, team unsurprisingly, having explored some of the most inaccessible places on earth, Victor Vescovo is now setting sights on his next frontier, space. Andy moore, bbc news. He has seen some things. That is quite difficult to get your head around. Five kilometres down. The pressure down there must be incredible. Space next. Some of us struggle with a decent work life balance, butjust take a look at this. Tight rope artists brought the streets of moscow to a standstill over the weekend, as they walked between two skyscrapers. Experts from canada, russia, germany, and france took part in the challenge to mark 872 years since the russian capital was founded. Just why . It is a rather strange anniversary. 872. Maybe there is a particular reason. A big party, may bea particular reason. A big party, may be a clown or something. Very impressive though. 30 minutes past six. Sally is here. Talking about walking a tightrope. 13. Six. Sally is here. Talking about walking a tightrope. 13. Are you talking about Northern Ireland . Yes, am. Talking about Northern Ireland, the 2020 qualifiers last night yes, iam. Northern ireland kept germany at bay into the second half of their euro 2020 qualifier, but were eventually beaten 2 0 in belfast. That result means germany overtake them at the top of group c. Scotlands automatic qualifying hopes are all but gone after they were thrashed 4 0 by belgium, the worlds top ranked side. Steve clarkes side have just six points from six games. There were three gold medals for Great Britain on the first day of the world para swimming championships in london. Reece dunn beat his own world record in the s14 200m freestyle. There were also golds for alice tai and Tully Kearney. Geoffrey boycott receives a knighthood in theresa mays honours as departing Prime Minister. Former england cricket captain Andrew Strauss also becomes a sir. Well be talking more about the qualifiers through the programme. Kevin de bruyne last night was just. Absolutely brilliant i know lots of the fans will be disappointed by the result last night, but theres a huge gul between those two teams gulf. Mat will be looking at the weather between now and 9 15am. A misty morning there . Good morning. A few issues if youre heading onto the roads, parts of england and western england, dense fog patches. The west country and central, southern england especially but bear with it today, compared with yesterday it will be a much drier, warmer and brighter day with sunny spells across most areas. Most dry for the morning commute and patchy rain in eastern scotland and the odd spot of drizzle from the cloud in england and wales. Most dry and sunny start in scotland, but cloud in over later. England and wales will see the cloud, mist and fog breaking up later. With winds lighter and more sunshine around, warmer than yesterday with temperatures and 15 20, not far from where we should be. By the end of the afternoon, rain spreading into the afternoon, rain spreading into the west of Northern Ireland and western scotland. Thats all linked into this, let me take you back to last week. Hurricane dorian across the bahamas. Its been pushing its way north. Still a hurricane as it hits the east coast of the uk, us and decade over canada, then it has spread over this broad area of cloud. It has cooled off dramatically and for us, nothing more than a bit of wind and rain tonight, not unusual for the time of year but this evening rain in Northern Ireland with heavy bursts spreading into western scotland. Overnight, along with strengthening winds, rain, turning lightand patchy, spreading south. The far south and south east, and east anglia, should be dry for the bulk of the night, and any rain should be light and patchy. Temperatures up with all the cloud and the outbreaks of rain. Double figures for most into the rush hour tomorrow. Theres the remnants of what was Hurricane Dorian to the north, weather fronts owing south. Gusty winds tomorrow, especially scotland and Northern Ireland going south. Cloudy start tomorrow for england and wales with patchy rain and drizzle, confined to the far south east by the afternoon and much robbing loan and wales will be sunny after. A blustery day. Even though we have the wind blowing, temperatures still around 16 21 for the most part. Through wednesday night into thursday, another ex tropical is, remnants of Tropical Storm gabrielle another ex tropical is. Some pretty humid, tropical air. Best of the sunshine in the morning and cloudy in the afternoon with outbreaks of rain in northern and western parts of england and wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland, morning rain but brightening up later and much cooler, 12 13 in the far north of scotland, but in the south around 23. At the end of the week, dry weather particularly in england and wales and temperatures on the rise a bit more. Back to you both. For the First Time Since 2013, the suicide rate in the uk has risen according to the office for national statistics, which also published day to mark world Suicide Prevention day. It comes amid calls for improved support for those who are bereaved. Our reporter Graham Satchell has been to speak to lahra, whose husband took his own life five years ago. This piece explores subjects some viewers may find distressing. We used to come here with the children as a family of four. A lot of the memories we have arent that peaceful and arent that pleasant, but this is a place thatjust has good memories in it. Lahras husband had been struggling for some time with depression. He took his own life on a family holiday five years ago. U nless holiday five years ago. Unless youve been through it, you cant really imagine what a strong physical pain it is instantly, and then i had to go upstairs and wake up then i had to go upstairs and wake up the kids and tell them that their dad was dead. And i think probably in all of it, thats one of the things that haunts me most. Its seeing a child like light go out, you know .