flood warnings are issued across the uk, with some regions expected to see two weeks worth of rain in less than an hour. a new study concludes there s little evidence that eating red meat, sausages and bacon increases the risk of cancer. and we ll take a look at the opera house that s been shortlisted for britain s best new building of 2019. it s five o clock. our main story. the prime minister has said there will need to be some customs checks on the island of ireland after the uk leaves the eu. in an interview with our political editor laura kussenberg, borisjohnson also said he believed that the eu could be won round by new plans for the border which he said were very constructive and far reaching proposals and are due to be released in the coming days. let s head to the conservative conference in manchester and our chief political correspondent vicki young. we are in the slightly bizarre position of talking about some proposals that nobody has seen. the uk put in what a
this is us and a new character is back on ncis. welcome, everyone. the sitch is finally free. i sat down with mike the situation sorrentino here in new york for his first interview since leaving prison. the jersey shore star finally got to celebrate his 37th birthday after missing it behind bars. he s doing a lot of celebrating as he promises to never take his freedom for granted. your first meal out of prison? i wanted to have a naked pizza party. did that happen? yes, that did happen the first night what we did that happened. we had some unbelievable sex. so the new mike yes. what s up? we free. we free. how many pounds lighter. oh, i lost 36 pounds in prison. 36 pounds? yeah, 36. you are a lot thinner than the last time i saw you. i worked out between two to three times per day. as well as intermittent fasting. so how did you keep yourself busy? i would read books. i read the bible. i love to read magazines. i would email and speak to
tougher to protect him against impeachment, as members of his own party, some who have fiercely protected him, signal that they re open to hearing any new evidence. the major opioid settlement tonight. four companies accused in the crisis and what they ve now agreed to. in new york city tonight, the takedown. the attempted escape late this afternoon playing out in front of so many. the massive fire in philadelphia. the walls crumbling down. and prince harry and duchess meghan. the very candid verve view tonight. what she reveals, is she okay? is this harder than she thought it would be? prince harry revealing he and his brother are on, different paths right now, and their plans to come to the u.s. good evening and it s great to have you with us here to start a new week. and we begin with those emergency evacuations in los angeles, as a fire threate sudd today. fire crews jumping into action from the air and on the ground. homeowners running, after some hoe hoses. pl
whirpool begins its recall of dangerous washing machines. hundreds of thousands of machines could be affected. a roman fort on hadrian s wall has been donated to the nation by its owner and could now reveal its secrets. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. senior members of the royal family are said to be hurt after the duke and duchess of sussex announced that they re stepping back from their royal roles. harry and meghanâs decision is believed to have shocked the royalfamily, with reports the couple didn t consult the queen or prince william. in a statement released yesterday, the couple said they made the decision after many months of reflection and internal discussions . buckingham palace said there were complicated issues to work through. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. they d had a six week break and they d clearly been considering their future. back in london on tuesday, during a visit to canada house, harry and meghan seemed settle
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are said to be feeling 'sad' as they watch their children Archie and Lilibet grow up 'so fast' - with the Duchess of Sussex missing her 'babies'