after a teenager nearly died general after vaping caused a catastrophic reaction in election. his lungs. in the election campaign, labour pledges a three billion pound bishop auckland moved from mining to manufacturing. increase in adult education it s home to the uk s investment while the conservatives launch a fresh attack last remaining tv maker. but what happens to the sector on what they calljeremy corbyn‘s reckless spending and the area after brexit? raheem sterling is dropped plans. by england after being involved in an altercation with and i m here in bishop liverpool s joe gomez auckland finding out why at their training camp a day it s notjust brexit butjobs, after they clashed in the premier crime and the decline of the high league. street that are among the big issues for voters ahead of the for eight weeks we experienced the highs and lows of general mike s strictlyjourney he ll be here on the sofa election. to tell us why he hasn t danced this area moved
and plotting to murder the otherfour. how safe is vaping? the 16 year old who nearly died after suffering catastrophic lung failure. and after this face off on the pitch and an altercation off it, raheem sterling is dropped from england s euro 2020 qualifier on thursday. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: roger federer keeps himself in contention at the end of season tourfinals in london. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the floods in the north of england have been top of the political agenda today, with opposition parties calling for the government to declare a national emergency. labour described the government s response as woeful and the liberal democrats said the situation wasn t being taken seriously enough. the government has called a cobra or crisis response meeting. following a months worth of rain in 2a hours last week, rivers burst their banks to flood parts of south yorkshire, nottinghamshire, derbyshire and lincolnshire,
at tomorrow morning s front pages at 10:40 and again at 11 thirty in the paper our guests joining me tonight are the opinion editor of the observer, sonia sodha and the whitehall correspondent at the financial times, sebastian payne. that s all ahead on bbc news. now it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday i mjohn watson. 0ur headlines. will it be a golden night for the golden girl of british athletics? a night to forget for spurs problems for pochettino how far do their troubles go? and the barret brothers combine to produce the biggest win so far at the rugby world cup. also coming up in the programme. how andy murray continues to move in the right direction. yes, dina asher smith could earn another slice of history tonight as she runs in the final of the 200 metres at the wolrd championships. having already won a silver in the 100, a first place finish later will hand her her first global gold medal, and there could be more to come. under the lights
showdown in downing street: the chancellor confronts borisjohnson after his aide was sacked without his knowledge. £400 million for colleges offering vocational courses in england to support new technical qualifications. the common virus you ve probably never heard of, but can be dangerous for unborn babies. we ll have a special report. opening of the world for all four children with physical disabilities. it gives us a chance to be like the rest of us. however life has set us back, we can always play football. johanna konta is the last brit standing in the us open singles draw. she s on form and into the fourth round, but an unhappy dan evans is thrashed by roger federer. good morning. it is the last day of august and some of us are clinging onto a bit of warmth and sunshine but for most, we will see some rain pushing eastwards and it turns much cooler, just in time for tomorrow, the first of september. full details here on breakfast. good morning it is the last day of augu
good morning welcome to breakfast withjon kay and steph mcgovern. our headlines today. showdown in downing street the chancellor confronts borisjohnson after his aide was sacked without his knowledge. £400 million for colleges offering vocational courses in england to support new technical qualifications. the common virus you ve probably never heard of but can be dangerous for unborn babies. we ll have a special report. opening up the world of football for children with physical disabilities. gives us a chance to be like the rest of us, however life set us back, we however life set us back, we can always play football. johanna konta is the last brit standing in the us open singles draw. she s on form and into the fourth round, but an unhappy dan evans is thrashed by roger federer. good morning, it s the last day of august. some of us clinging on to a little bit of warmth and sunshine, but for most, we re going to see some rain pushing eastwards, and it turns much coole