Some of our biggest cities and its busiest right here in birmingham. So what does the state of the Construction Industry tell us about the economy . Ill be finding out. In sport, its the tie they wanted. The lowest ranked side left in the fa cup Sutton United will host the 12 time winners arsenal in the last 16. Tastes like burnt rubber and carol has the weather. A cloudy and wet start to the day with rain or drizzle. Brightening up later in Northern Ireland but for the rest of us what you start with is more or less what youre going to end up with during the day. More in about 13 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. Donald trump has sacked the United States top Legal Advisor after she told Government Lawyers not to enforce his travel ban. Sally yates was the latest critic to speak out against his decision to stop refugees and citizens of seven mainly muslim countries from coming to the United States. Meanwhile, barack 0bama has made an unprecedented intervention in the immigration row, warning that American Values are at stake. Heres our washington correspondent david willis. Donald trumps controversial travel ban is facing resistance on a variety of france after a weekend of mass protests, chaos at airports and a diplomatic outcry came an unusual act of defiance on the part of americas top law officer. Sally yates, appointed us Attorney General by barack 0bama, said in a letter to lawyers at the Justice Department that given her responsibility to ensure that the government stands for what is right, deeming that an act of betrayal, mr trump promptly sacked her, installing Dayna Bentaleb as the new Attorney General pending the swearing in of mr trumps preferred candidate, alabama senator jeff sessions, whose confirmation has been delayed by democrats in congress. Sally yates is not alone in her misgivings, though. Barack 0bama said in a statement that he fundamentally disagreed us diplomats have also registered their concerns, leading to this Tongue Lashing from the white house. These Career Bureaucrats have a problem with it . I think they should either get with the programme or they can go. Later today mr trump is due to announce his pick for a place on the us Supreme Court. The choice he said was one that would appeal to Evangelical Christians who may also be hoping it leads to some better headlines. David willis, bbc news, washington. Meanwhile, a former head of the Foreign Office has accused theresa may of putting the queen in a very difficult position by inviting President Trump to make a state visit to the uk. Lord ricketts said it should be downgraded to an official visit to spare the queen more controversy. Thousands of people joined anti trump protests in london and around the uk yesterday. A Petition Calling for his trip to be cancelled has gathered more than 1. 5 million signatures. The Prime Ministers Office said theresa may was very happy to extend the invitation on behalf of the queen. Mps are to begin two days of debate over the governments proposal to get the formal process of brexit under way. The labour Leaderjeremy Corbyn has ordered his mps to vote with the government, but some are expected to defy him. 0ur Political Correspondent iain watson is outside parliament this morning, is there any danger that article 50 wont be triggered . Iimagine i imagine there will be vociferous debate but is there any doubt this will go through . No doubt whatsoever, sorry about the spoiler alert. This will go through for a number of reasons. First there will be attempt to try to stop the triggering of article 50, the process of leaving the European Union, in its tracks by the snp, the Liberal Democrats and some labour rebels but thats likely to fail because conservatives are worried about leaving the eu and Single Market havent put their heads above the parapet and the Labour Leadership is instructing their mps to vote in favour of triggering article 50, although they will want some changes to negotiations along the way. Nonetheless labours divisions on the issue will be laid bare. It used to be conservatives who were famous for divisions over europe but today we will see others defying their leadership and they will speak out againstjeremy corbyns line and tomorrow they will vote against triggering article 50. Some trouble their. A Counter Attack from the government, david davies, the man in charge of the department for exiting the European Union will accuse them of trying to defy the will of the people. Thanks for the spoiler btu later. Bid to you later. Speak to you later. Police in canada have charged a french Canadian Student, after six muslim worshippers were shot dead at a mosque in quebec. Alexandre bissonnette did not speak during a brief appearance in court. A number of other people were injured in the attack. He faces six counts of murder and five of attempted murder. A legal battle over the rights of parents to take their children out of school for term time holidays reaches the Supreme Court today. The case will have ramifications for families across england, as our education correspondent Gillian Hargreaves explains. Isle of wight Businessmanjohn Platt says d oze ns Isle Of WightBusinessmanjohn Platt says dozens of parents get in touch with him every day about term time holiday finds. He decided to fight it all the way and says he has no regrets after taking his daughter to disneyland when she had 90 attendance at school. The legal row is about what going to school regularly means. I believe that she attended school frequently or very often but there position is it means every day. That is the most draconian interpretation of this legislation you could possibly have. Councils from the Isle Of Wight to the north of england have different policies. Some Issue Thousands of finds. 0thers almost none. The rules say if a Head Declares an absence of an authorised the local council can find each parent £60 per child. That find each parent £60 per child. That find can double if its not paid between dominant within 21 days. Ministers say exam results shape childrens futures and missing even a few days can make a clear difference. Many Head Teachers agreed. Its important because young people only get one chance at their education and one week, two weeks out of that can make an enormous difference in the progress theyre able to make in any given year and overall in terms of there education. 35 councils have told the bbc they revise their guidance since mr platt took his case to court. The outcome could have a big impact. The Supreme Court will make a decision within months. Gillian hargreaves, bbc news. Two suspected Animal Smugglers have been arrested in ivory coast following a year long bbc investigation into the trafficking of Baby Chimpanzees. The animals are seized from the wild and sold as pets for about £10,000 each. Heres our science editor david shukman. Of all the Crimes Involving wildlife the trade in Baby Chimpanzees is among the most shocking. We were sent these videos by dealers offering to sell us the tiny animals. There in big demand as pets. This one is about a year old, a male, captured in thejungle and orphaned, like the others, when poachers killed his family. He was shown to our undercover reporter who used a hidden camera to film him being held by a dealer called Ibrahim Traore from the ivory coast. The police were waiting nearby and moved in. The dealer and his uncle we re moved in. The dealer and his uncle were arrested and now face charges relating to wildlife trafficking. So, the police havejust made all the arrests. Its pretty edgy here, the arrests. Its pretty edgy here, the atmosphere, and its all about this, a Baby Chimpanzee taken from thejungle. The this, a Baby Chimpanzee taken from the jungle. The real tragedy this, a Baby Chimpanzee taken from thejungle. The real tragedy of this, a Baby Chimpanzee taken from the jungle. The real tragedy of this trade is that to get one infant chimpanzee out of the jungle, all of the adults in its family have to be killed, thats as many as ten adults slaughtered just to get one chimp here ready for trade. For the Police Officer in charge, its vital to stop the traffickers from wiping out the chimpanzees. The Police Seized the dealers mobile phones. They revealed a Global Network of smugglers. But for the moment the International Police effort is focused on other types of wildlife crime, not chimpanzees. Without the funding we cant do anything but what were trying to become is more intelligence led, so were trying to look at what the threats are and what Law Enforcement need to in addressed to maintain a level of security. Primates u nfortu nately level of security. Primates unfortunately with our Information Holdings is not as strong as it should be. The baby chimp was hungry but safe in the zoo at dijon. His keepers gave him a name, nemli junior. Hes doing well, others arent so lucky. David shukman, bbc news, in ivory coast. You can see the second part of david shukmans report on the bbc news at 10 this evening, and a longer version of that report is on the bbc news website. Peter capaldi has announced his plans to hang up his Sonic Screwdriver and step down from doctor who. Im a bit gutted about that i shouldnt say but i am he will leave the tardis for the last time during the Christmas Special later this year, saying he felt it was time to move on. Dan johnson has more. We need to get back. Back where . To the future. 2017 needs us. Leaving us the future. 2017 needs us. Leaving us in need of a new time lord. Peter cooke paoli will hand over the Sonic Screwdriver at the end of this yea rs screwdriver at the end of this years series. He shocked fans with last nights announcement on live radio. Ive always been somebody that did a lot of different things. Ive never done onejob that did a lot of different things. Ive never done one job for three yea rs. Ive never done one job for three years. This is the first time ive done this and i feel it is time for me to move different challenges. And it means a familiar challenge for the show. Now in its 54th year, with millions of fans, young and old, around the world. Exterminate of course, some things never change. Dalek. Whats a garlic . Never mind, its a dalek. Regular regeneration has become the walmart of a time traveller used to riding his luck. Its an early wall machine. The new doctor will be number 1a. The question, as ever, will be who. Danieljohnson, bbc news. Who will it be . Isas that we will be discussing that later. Let us know if you think you have good candidate i suspect. Can we learn to love our greens . Primary School Children around the uk may have found the answer. As part of bbc learnings terrific scientific campaign, pupils from four schools have been eating kale every day, in an effort to prove why some people dont enjoy their vegetables. The Research Found that the more they ate it, the more they came to like it. Have you ever eaten raw kale . We are 110w have you ever eaten raw kale . We are now assessed with it. You just put it around salad tables before. Now people eat it. We are eating it wore things have changed it was spinach, dan. I remember thinking that i cant force that down. I remember getting taken by the air by a french Ski Instructor asking me why i wouldnt eat my spinach. By the dear. Asking me why i wouldnt eat my spinach. By the dear. Are you sure that really happened . Yes, he pulled me on the ear and made me eat it. Anyway, lets move on from the spinach trauma. Anyway, lets move on, no Premier League ties. Dreams have come true for non League Sutton united. Cheering the moment the lowest ranked side left in the fa cup learnt they will host 12 time winners arsenal in the fifth round of the fa cup. Its transfer deadline day, and sunderland were busy yesterday. They signed bryan 0vi edo and darron gibson. The pair team up with manager david moyes once again, after working together at everton. Hull citys ryan mason has been released from hospital following his head injury earlier this month. Hell continue his recovery at home from a fractured skull after a clash of heads with gary cahill against chelsea. England Propjoe Marler will be fit for their six nations opener against france on saturday. The forward is back in full training, after making a quick recovery from a fractured leg. And i will have more sport at 6 30am. And we are gonna look at the papers ina 6 30am. And we are gonna look at the papers in a moment . We are doing things differently, so that we can get to carol on time, which is what we know that everyone wants. Good morning. This morning it is fairly cloudy and wet. We have been coming in from the west. There is also some drizzle. If you are stepping out you will need to take something waterproof review. We have a Weather Front coming from the atlantic with you. In central and eastern pa rt with you. In central and eastern part it is chilly but not as cold as yesterday, 10 in braemar yesterday. At the moment it is three degrees. Having said that, if you are out in the rain it is not going to feel warm, itjust the rain it is not going to feel warm, it just wont feel as cold the rain it is not going to feel warm, itjust wont feel as cold as it was yesterday, quite a lot of rain around, hillfog and murky conditions, nasty in the mountains of scotla nd conditions, nasty in the mountains of scotland where it is also very windy. In Northern Ireland you have heavy rain and you have still had it overnight, still a few hours to come, and ahead of it for england and wales quite a bit of cloud around, hillfog and drizzle and something dry for east anglia in the direction of kent but even so we cannot rule out drizzle. And ahead of it too in South West England it isa mild of it too in South West England it is a mild start and it is also a murky one. Through the day we lose the rain for Northern Ireland, it will be across scotland, england and we re will be across scotland, england and were on and off at times of some of us were on and off at times of some of us will see some brightness but it will be at a premium and the bright skies in Northern Ireland england and wales. You can see temperatures 911 and wales. You can see temperatures 9 11 further south, six and seven pushing into the North Eastern corner. Now, through the evening and overnight, the first band of wrinklies but then weve got another poll is coming up from the south, moving across england and wales. Some of it will be heavy and persistent pulse. We are looking at hill fog associated with that, clear skies for the far north, will hear, four and five, seven and eight into the south. Tomorrow we start off with all of this rain before it moves into the north sea. Some brighter skies developed, still a fair bit of Cloud At Times and then later on our next system brings patchy rain into the west, with temperatures climbing. Remember, last week, we struggled with Double Figures, now most of us are easily getting into Double Figures. And then thursday. There is still a wee bit of uncertainty about it but what we think is we have rain coming in from the South West Pushing North Eastwards through the course of the day but it is going to be accompanied by very windy conditions. Across some of the South Western Approaches we could be looking at gales, even severe gales but it will be windy inland as well and look at the Double