world cup as new zealand put in ten tries at headingley to show why they are the top ranked team in the world. # goodness gracious, great balls of fire! a rock n roll legend whose career was marred by scandal and violence we ll look back at the life ofjerry lee lewis. a bit of rain in the forecast today moving north across the uk, but northern scotland should keep the sunshine all day, and it is very mild once again. we could see temperatures in the south east of up to 22 degrees. i will bring you all the details here on bbc breakfast. the head of the royal navy has ordered an investigation into allegations that female recruits have been sexually abused and harassed on submarines. admiral sir ben key, the first sea lord, said anyone found culpable would be held accountable, regardless of rank. in a statement on twitter, the chief of the naval staff said that he was deeply disturbed by the allegations and wants to reassure people that any activity which falls short of the
labour s leader vows to turn the brexit slogan take back control into a solution, by devolving more power from westminster to communities. and tens of thousands of people at the vatican as former pope, benedict xvi, is buried. coming up on the bbc news channel. two teams playing catch up the final premier league of the week has chelsea and manchester city both looking up to those i have been in the table. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. if you thought that there was not more prince harry could say about life in the royalfamily more prince harry could say about life in the royal family after his six hour long netflix series, think again. his new book, due out next week, has been leaked, although the bbc has not seen a copy yet. there are a series of sensational claims, accusations and deeply personal stories about his family, including conversations that were had. there is an alleged physical altercation with his brother, prince william, over meghan, back
move to 2035 petrol diesel cars and also on the gas board constituents are right about the costs in us but by making that decision, it becomes the right decision, but labour immediately make a decision, they said they would reverse it. there you have now a debating point, a moment where two sides don t agree, people have got to make a choice and that s really the principle. whether it s as important as that obviously not the key is. let it s as important as that obviously not the key is. . . not the key is. let me ask you about the not the key is. let me ask you about the prime not the key is. let me ask you about the prime minister s - not the key is. let me ask you l about the prime minister s speech tomorrow. it feels really important moment for rishi sunak, he has not quite hit the ground running yet in this conference. the speech tomorrow at midday is going to be think it is fair to say a pretty big moment if he is going to sell himself to the electorate. what do yo
of the day in the commons and the lords. on this programme. after the drama of the week s government defeat in the house of lords on the brexit bill, peers win praise from some unlikely quarters, such as the snp. the people s aristocrats have spoken and their voice must be listened to. the farming minister rejects claims that food prices are increasing since the uk voted to leave the eu. we have seen a fall in food prices of 0.5% over the last year and a fall of 6% since 2014. and more tributes are paid to the father of the house, sir gerald kaufman, who died last weekend. he had an ability to sum up his views with a witty turn of phrase that could be as colourful and a memorable as his suits. but first. the leader of the commons, david lidington, has confirmed that the government will try to overturn wednesday night s defeat for the government inflicted by peers on the so called brexit bill. peers voted by a majority of 102 to guarantee the rights of eu nationals living and