in his first uk interview, her cousin has told us he wants answers. our mind is telling us the worst. you know, some days i think, hopefully she s 0k, and some days i think, well, how do we know? she could be dead. and, he s 12 years old, he s passionate about shark conservation, and now he s won a mirror animal hero award. i want a future where my kids and grandkids can see white sharks swimming. i want a world where we can live as a society and not have, with all this brexit and rubbish. iwant to. i want to have a world in which wildlife is treated equally as humans as, thankfully, we are seeing here today. the device we will speak live to finlay. congratulations. he will talk about the awards and tell us why he called out badge builds by grills for diving with sharks. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. we re going to try and bring you some detail about what the pm s new brexit plan is this morning let us know what you think of it? is it
should be part of a trade deal between the us and uk after brexit. i don t see it being on the table. somebody asked me a question today, and i say everything s up for negotiation, because everything is, but i don t see that being, that s something that i would not consider part of trade. that s not trade. conservative leadership candidate, borisjohnson, says the party faces extinction if it fails to deliver brexit by the end of october. police raid the headquarters of the australian broadcasting corporation over concerns about an investigation into alleged misconduct by australian special forces in afghanistan. sir philip green s retail group, arcadia, faces a crucial meeting as it tries to avoid administration. good morning from southsea common in portsmouth where in the next half an hour, commemorations will take place to mark the 75th anniversary of d day. the queen will be attending, accompanied by the prince of wales, alongside more than 300 d day veterans, heads of s
says the foreign office have let him down. i was under the impression that they were putting their interests with the uae above a british citizen s right for freedom. and scientists warn the window of opportunity to tackle rising global temperatures has almost closed. and coming up on bbc news. a remarkable sporting comeback story as robert kubica returns to formula one, eight years after a rally crash that nearly claimed his life. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says britain and the eu have reached an agreement on their future relationship that is the right dealfor britain. negotiators from london and brussels agreed to the 26 page text overnight. in downing street a short time ago, the prime minister said the british people want a good deal that sets them on course for a brighterfuture that deal, said mrs may, is within our grasp. she s hoping to have the agreement signed off by european leaders at a summit on sunday. our political co
accident that nearly killed him, robert kubica is returning to formula one with williams. thanks steve and thomasz has the weather. ita it a mixed picture, very frosty today, coldest night since february. might be turning milder into next week, but for the time being, it will stay pretty chilly. thanks thomasz. also coming up we ll have more on the report which warns that young lives are being ruined with one in eight children and teenagers having a mental health disorder, with too many going on to self harm or attempt suicide. hello everyone, this is afternoon live, i m simon mccoy. this is the right deal and it s within our grasp the words of the prime minister as she pitched her draft agreement on the future relationship with the eu. negotiators from london and brussels agreed to the 26 page text overnight. but, as we all know, agreement in europe is one thing. getting it through parliament here is going to be her biggest battle. and that fight continues when