speech on tuesday seems likely to reflect that, which many interpret as britain being outside the formal market but speak seeking bespoke deals. i think the prime minister has always been clear that she wants the uk to be an open, i d word looking trade nation. she has said that on a number of occasions. outward. that is the positive we have on the uk moving forward. and obviously ensuring that uk companies have the best access to the ability to trade with and operate within the european union. the chancellor said there would be a hardball approach to the talks. he was asked by a german newspaper about lowering tax rates to entice business. he said: he said britain wouldn t lie down wind but would be competitive. the labour leader attacked the commons, saying they amounted to an ultimatum. he appears to be making a sort of threat to the european community, saying, if you don t give us community, saying, if you don t give us what we want, we will become this sort of stra
in the number of cancer operations being postponed, because of a shortage of beds. the combination of increased admissions through accident and emergency, combined with difficulties in getting patients home because of lack of support in social care, means hospitals are too full. ministers and diplomats have been urging israel and the palestinians to reaffirm their commitment to a two state solution in the middle east. the outgoing director of the cia says donald trump doesn t understand russia s actions, intentions and capabilities. john brennan said that when in office mr trump should be very careful about lifting sanctions against moscow. those are the latest headlines. now it is time for sportsday. now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry. the headlines this eveving: zlatan rescues a point for united, who are held by liverpool at old trafford. two everton teenagers turn on the style at goodison as manchester city are thrashed on merse
good morning. all change on the weather front. it is good morning. all change on the weatherfront. it is mild but most of us, but there s a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain around. more details coming up. good morning. first, our main story. prime minister theresa may is to call for an end to the division stirred by last year s eu referendum, when she reveals her most detailed plan yet on how the government will approach its brexit negotiations. in a speech this week to ambassadors, she ll outline a commitment to building a britain more open to the rest of the world. let s talk to our political correspondent tom bateman. a replay the lagoon to get past brea ks a replay the lagoon to get past breaks it means brexit?” a replay the lagoon to get past breaks it means brexit? i think you get a little more than that. the message will be about unity. there isafairamount message will be about unity. there is a fair amount we can deduce that we already know about the prime ministe
cut the number of seagulls on britain s beaches. coming up, song, dance and romance, good lala land to be one of the big 0scar good lala land to be one of the big oscar winners. we will get the verdict in the film review. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has accused the government of threatening a trade war with europe if it doesn t get the deal it wants over brexit. he was responding to comments by the chancellor, phillip hammond, who told a german newspaper that britain wouldn t lie down wounded if it no longer had access to the single market and hinted that corporation tax could be cut in response. on tuesday, theresa may is due to reveal details of her brexit strategy. 0ur political correspondent tom bateman reports. under pressure to reveal a plan for brexit, theresa may will hope to answer her critics this week, calling for unity and an end to insults or relieving the eu. insults over leaving the eu. injune, people voted for
oi’ of the uk, temperatures around nine orio of the uk, temperatures around nine or 10 degrees, may be mild in one or two places. further south than these, it will be brighter, but chilly as well, particularly across east anglia and the south east, daytime highs of 5 degrees. where the skies are clear overnight, we could see some quite sharp frosts. mind you, that is nothing in comparison with the cold weather which is set to dominate across much of continental europe, with a quite severe frost here, and daytime highs remaining below freezing even down across spain and portugal. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says the government risks a future trade war with europe, following comments by the chancellor which implied the uk could use its corporate tax rates to stimulate investment after brexit. the royal college of surgeons says hospitals around the uk are reporting sharp increases in the number of cancer operations being postponed,