to the bbc news at six. britain could pay £18 billion to secure a two year transitional deal after brexit to smooth our exit from the european union. the prime minister is expected to make the offer in a key speech on brexit in italy tomorrow. in return, theresa may wants continued access to the single market during that time and for britain to be able to negotiate its own trade deals. here s our political correspondent vicki young. has borisjohnson has boris johnson been has borisjohnson been won over? are you and the prime minister agreed on brexit, sir? he denied he was planning on resigning if the cabinet did not go his way but he appears to have signed up to the prime minister s brexit plan. ministers were given half an hour to read the speech theresa may will make tomorrow, which she hopes will reinvigorate talks with the eu. her party is divided over how quickly we break ties with the european union. her task is to find a compromise. so what could the prime minister s
transitional dealfor theresa may will propose a two year transitional deal for the uk to get a smooth exit from the eu. it is thought the plan could cost britain £18 billion. the final brexit bill is likely to be higher. the pm is expected to make the offer in a key speech on brexit in italy tomorrow. theresa may also want continued access to the single market during that transition time and for britain to be able to negotiate its own trade deals. here is vicky young. has borisjohnson trade deals. here is vicky young. has boris johnson been trade deals. here is vicky young. has borisjohnson been won over? are you agreed on brexit? he denied he was planning to resign if he didn‘t get his way, but today the cabinet appears to have signed up to the prime minister‘s brexit plan. will we be paying billions into the eu wa nts we be paying billions into the eu wants wheelies? ministers were given time to read the speech before theresa may gives it tomorrow. if the cabin and uni
la nterns to thrown in the street. and making lanterns to welcome autumn in the festival of lights in singapore. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news it s newsday. glad you could join us. it s newsday. glad you could join us. it is a seven in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in new york where donald trump has announced new sanctions against individuals and companies that trade with north korea. north korean leader kim jong un has about to make president trump pay dearly for threatening his country. mr trump said he has signed an executive order which gives discretion to threaten banks that deal withjohn young. he has ordered banks to stop doing business with north korea. young. he has ordered banks to stop doing business with north koream is to target any individual or entity that conducts significant trade in goods, services or technology with north korea and i am very proud to tell you, as you may have heard moments ago, china s centr
and lighting up singapore, making lanterns to welcome autumn, and the festival of light. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it s newsday. i am glad you could join us. it s 8am in singapore, 1am in london, and 8pm in new york, where president trump has announced new sanctions against individuals and companies that trade with north korea. responding to the latest sanctions north korea s leader has vowed to make trump pay dearly for threatening his country. in a meeting with the leaders ofjapan and south korea, mr trump said he had signed an executive order which also gave the us treasury department discretion to sanction foreign banks that deal with pyongyang. he praised china, saying it had ordered its banks to stop doing business with north korea. the order enhances the treasury department s authority to target any individual or entity that conducts significant trade in goods, services or technology with north korea and i am very proud to
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