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business. also on the programme. jack shepherd who went on the run after being convicted of the manslaughter of charlotte brown in a speedboat crash will appear in court. good morning. a missed opportunity welcome to breakfast with for manchester united. naga munchetty in westminster. they battle, but are beaten by brexit delayed again a below par barcelona in the first leg of their champions league the eu grants an extension up to the end of october quarterfinal at old trafford. after late night talks in brussels. the uk should have good morning, a cold start, a left the eu by now, and i sincerely regret the fact that i have not yet been able to persuade parliament widespread frost. clear skies means to approve a deal. sunshine. it will be cool through we ll have reaction from westminster and brussels, the day and some cloud producing where there was disagreement drizzle. i will tell you where in 15 minutes. it s thursday the 11th of april. our top story. over how mu ....
than i expected. but it s still enough to find the best possible solution. please do not waste this time. but will theresa may last until the end of october? i do not pretend that the next few weeks will be easy, or there is a simple way to break the deadlock in parliament. but we have a duty as politicians to find a way to fulfil the democratic decision of the referendum, deliver brexit, and move our country forward. nothing is more pressing or more vital. also, the residents who bought new build homes on an estate in the scottish borders who found the mortar was crumbling. they took on one of the country s biggest housing giants and won. these developers, these companies, cannot be allowed to continue their destruction of people s lives with building shoddy homes. somebody has got to stand up. show them that they cannot get away with this continually. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. so brexit could now happen on halloween if not befo ....
uefa opens disciplinary proceedings against montenegro after some fans made racist chants towards england players during their euro 2020 qualifier victory last night. lawyers for us actorjussie smollett say prosecutors have dropped all charges against him for allegedly staging a racist and homophobic attack. it s five o clock. i m in westminster where, in the last hour, senior backbenchers have set out their plans for taking control of the parliamentary process following last night s vote. with time running out to secure an agreement with the eu, various options will be voted on tomorrow from 7pm with more to follow, possibly next monday. cabinet ministers have insisted the government doesn t have to act on the result, as our political correspondent, iain watson, reports. what s happening today? the morning after the night before. big day. ministers are beginning to contemplate the fact they are no longer fully in control of the brexit process. parliament will set out ....
campaign is not finished yet . and for the murder justice forjim is one thing, of william mckinney. but my heart is broke. it s been a very black day 13 people were shot dead at a civil for the rest of the family. rights march on 30th january, 1972. their relatives insist their campaign is not finished yet. riding high, as paisely park, justice forjim is one thing, the horse that nearly died but my heart is broke. wins the stayers hurdle, it s been a very black day to the delight of his owner for the rest of the family. three at cheltenham. coming up on afternoon coming up on afternoon live, live, all the sport. that with ollie. we ll have the all the sport with 0lly. we have had some terrific stories at latest from mathilde herman of the cheltenham today, not just we have had some terrific stories at cheltenham today, notjust that one. racing already on dave lee. with the history was made with briony frost, final six nations we can fast she became the first femal ....
out for the first time. the fa, chelsea fc and the police are all investigating the alleged racism suffered by man city s raheem sterling on saturday. sterling himself says some newspapers fuel racism. is he right? and tell us this morning what racist abuse have you have experienced watching or playing football. do let us know today. hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. ian wright says the bad old days are back when it comes to racism in football. what is your own experience of racism in the game? is ian wright right? if you are emailing and you re happy for us to contact you to ta ke you re happy for us to contact you to take part in the programme, please include your phone number in the message. if you are texting, you will be charged at the standard network rate. now a summary of the day s news so far. thank you. theresa may has a crucial week ahead of her as she embarks on a final push to win over wavering tory mps, just one day befor ....