last time. and behind the curtain. the famous balcony, site of many a royal historic moment, will be seen from inside buckingham palace for the first time. a fairly cloudy start for most of us, showers in the south which will fade, he will brighten up, heaviest and most persistent rain across north eastern scotland. it s wednesday 10th july, our main story. the prime minister has arrived in washington for the 75th annual summit of the nato defence alliance, where he will also hold talks with the us presidentjoe biden. ahead of his first overseas trip in the role, sir keir starmer said the uk had a cast iron commitment to spending 2.5% of national income on defence but stopped short of giving a timeline for the promise to be delivered. our north america correspondent carl nasman reports. this summit, a tribute to history. yet they s ceremony taking place in the very hall where the nato treaty was first signed 75 years ago. but the meeting isjust about was first signed 75 years
days alone stop today the home secretary will meet her french counterpart to demand more action to stop the crossings. almost six years after the paris terror attacks which killed 130 people, 20 men will go on trial today. good morning. scotland are victorious in vienna. the win of austria sees them take a huge step towards a place at their first world cup finals in 23 years. it lost its funding just five years ago, but wheelchair rugby still managed to clinch gold at the paralympics. two of the stars willjoin us here in the studio to tell us how they did it. and whilst it is another hot day for many can hear in parts of wales, south west england and the channel isles when we got close to 30 degrees yesterday, signs of change and the risk of thunderstorms. the full forecast here on breakfast. it s wednesday the 8th of september. our top story. mps will vote today on the government s plans to increase national insurance contributions to fund health and social care in england.