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parliament. the main news from westminster: the prime minister vows to demands for a policy document on brexit. i can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper published this month. the labour leader is worried about what the government has in mind for brexit britain. the prime minister, mr speaker, is threatening the eu that unless they give in to her demands she will turn britain into a bargain basement tax haven of the coast of europe. also on the programme: rousing words from the chief minister of gibraltar. my blood is red but i m red, white and blue inside out and so is that rock and we will never ever come to us changing that countenance. come and see for yourself! but first, when the brexit secretary david davis came to the commons on tuesday after the government lost its case in the supreme court, mps from all parties call for a white paper, setting out a strategy for brexit. david davis batted away their requests, pointing to a spe ....
start to the day with some sunshine but it will cloud over towards the south and west later today with patchy rain on the way. i will have a full forecast in the next half an hour. thanks. good morning. first our main story. ajudge in new york has upheld a legal challenge aimed at stopping the deportation of people being detained under donald trump s new immigration policy. president trump has denied that the measures are a ban on muslims and said that the plan was working out nicely. there have been protests at airports around the united states. our correspondent simon clemison has this report. donald trump says his ban on foreign nationals travelling to america from seven muslim countries is, in his words, working out very nicely. but the order has provoked protesting at airports across the country. inside workers worked to free passengers being detained, some already on their way in when the president made their way in when the president made the order, and they are ....
we are just about to change the month and we also about to change the weather. quite a variety at the moment. we will see very much more of this over the coming days. this is the scene in south wales. this the scene in the western side of scotland, what a contrast. through the rest of the evening, the cloud and rain will push away and skies will stay clear in scotland. a widespread frost with freezing fog developing. quite a contrast to the temperatures. the eastern side of scotla nd temperatures. the eastern side of scotland could be 10. watch out for that freezing fog which could linger in the central belt all day but a bit of brightness and in the east of the pennines as well. increasingly dank and murky in northern ireland, north west of england, wales, the midlands and the south west but at least it gets to 12. cooler on that site but we will eventually all get milder and cloudier and wetter and windier. 0h milder and cloudier and wetter and windier. oh dear. hell ....
the job of nato secretary general isn t an easy one, this alliance is supposed to worked by consensus. and achieving that consensus just got a whole lot harder for my guest today, jens stoltenberg, nato‘s chief. why? the united states, nato‘s dominant member, is now being led by president trump, who has voiced grave doubts about nato‘s future. so, will trump s assent hasten the demise of nato? jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much. would you agree the presidency of donald trump brings an unprecedented amount of uncertainty into global security policy? nato is an alliance of 28 democracies and in democracies, people elect different leaders. with different ideas, different perspectives. and nato has been able to handle that for almost 70 years. you have 28 members, one dominant member, the united states of america. the united states of america now has a president who, just a few days ago, declared nato obsolete . nato is the most successful allia ....
i m stephen sackur. the job of nato secretary general isn t an easy one, this alliance is supposed to worked by consensus. and achieving that consensus just got a whole lot harder for my guest today, jens stoltenberg, nato‘s chief. why? the united states, nato‘s dominant member, is now being led by president trump, who has voiced grave doubts about nato‘s future. so, will trump s assent hasten the demise of nato? jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much. would you agree the presidency of donald trump brings an unprecedented amount of uncertainty into global security policy? nato is an alliance of 28 democracies and in democracies, people elect different leaders. with different ideas, different perspectives. and nato has been able to handle that for almost 70 years. you have 28 members, one dominant member, the united states of america. the united states of america now has a president who, just a few days ago, declared nato obsolete . nato is the m ....