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they re due to have talks on friday. the announcement was made during donald trump s first day in office, which also saw a series of protests against his administration; and an onslaught against the media for inaccurate reporting. our us correspondent david willis has more. crowd: hey, hey! ho, ho! donald trump has got to go! in the nation s capital, they have rarely seen a rally quite like this. not since the vietnam war have so many people come together, in defence of women s rights and minority rights, liberties these people believe could be imperilled by the presidency of donald trump. the man himself was visiting the headquarters of the cia whilst that rally was underway, less concerned about secrets, it appeared, than crowd sizes, in particular reports of the attendance at his inauguration the previous day. i made a speech. i looked out, the field was. it looked like a million, 1.5 million people. they showed a field where there were practically nobody standing th ....
for your kids, only worse. it s the film that helped define the 19905 now train spotting returns for a new generation. foggy start for parts of the uk. carol has the weather. good morning. yes, we have dense fog, particularly across southern england. it is freezing fog thomas some will be slow to clear. for many, it will be dry with sunshine but i will have more details and 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. prime minister, theresa may will today introduce the government s vision for a more interventionist, industrial strategy for britain. the proposals will be unveiled at her first regional cabinet meeting, taking place in north west england. our industry correspondent john moylan has more. how can the government ensured that the economy is fit for the future. but the business secretary greg clark, places like this are part of the answer. it is a new automotive centre, backed by government and industry money, designed to keep our carmakers are firing on ....
the government is expected to publish the brexit strategy in an hour s time. the white paper will set out its priorities for negotiations with the european union after parliament takes the first step towards britain leaving the union, as mps vote overwhelmingly in favour of triggering article 50. last night mps voted 498 to 114 in favour of approving legislation which gives the prime minister the power to start negotiations with european leaders. 47 labour mps, one in five, voted against the bill despite a three line whip imposed by the party leader, jeremy corbyn. and what will happen next? as mentioned, at around noon, brexit secretary david davis will announce the government s white paper on exiting the eu. this will allow parliament to send the bill on forfurther amending and scrutiny, before it becomes law. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is at westminster with the latest. what are we going to find out? probably very little. i think most people expect ....
the men to steer top gear in the right direction? before nine we ll look ahead to the start of the new series. and sarah has the weather for us. it isa it is a windy day to come today with spells of rain at times. there s growing pressure this morning on the prime minister to safeguard the rights of more than three million eu citizens living and working in the uk. at the moment there s no guarantee they ll be allowed to stay after brexit. but a cross party committee of mps has called on theresa may to clarify their position, rather than waiting for the european union to decide what will happen to british people living on the continent. among the group are ten conservatives, including the prominent leave campaigner, michael gove. explain what it is they are calling for a year. rather than waiting for the eu to explain what they will do with british people living in european countries, theresa may should act now on behalf of of those eu citizens who live and work here in ....
good morning. doxing. boxing. tony bellew has told the bbc he asked david haye and his corner to stop the fight on his way to an 11th round stoppage at the 02 arena last night. haye damaged his achilles, and was knocked down in the sixth round, but carried on despite the injury. haye was the firm favourite coming into the fight, but after the injury he could only really throw a left. bellew punched haye through the ropes in the 11th, and his corner decided enough was enough. this morning, bellew has said he broke his right hand in the third round, and is proud of what he achieved. i ve just done what wladimir klitschko couldn t do. i ve just done what the biggest heavyweight that s ever lived, heavyweight champion that s ever lived, in nikolai valuev, couldn t do. tonight i claimed my glory. he was hurt, he was genuinely hurt. he was in a bad way. so i carried him and his weight. believe you me, i carried him. his weight was on me. he s a heavy man! i felt the weight ....