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my family could ever wish for. warnings from nhs leaders in england that they cannot meet waiting time targets next year because of funding. and hope for some of the eight million migraine sufferers in the uk after trials of new drugs. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, big sam is back. everton are set to announce the former england manager as their new boss to replace ronald koeman. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there s been widespread condemnation in parliament of president trump, after he shared anti muslim videos on twitter that had been posted by a british far right group. the home secretary amber rudd told mps that donald trump was wrong to spread the messages posted online by an organisation that seeks to divide communities. the row has prompted more calls for president trump s state visit to the uk to be cancelled. iain watson reports. i d like to start by saying how delighted i am that as the leader of the free world you took the time ....
to the bbc news at 5. our main story: theresa may has said president trump was wrong to retweet videos posted by the far right group britain first. but despite donald trump hitting back at the prime minister in a tweet for criticising him, she stressed the special relationship between britain and the us is in both nations‘ interests, and should continue. she has continued to reject calls to cancel a state visit by the us president. our political correspondent iain watson has the latest. i d like to start by saying how delighted i am that as the leader of the free world you took the time to tweet out three of my videos on twitter today. this is jayda fransen, deputy leader of britain first, an organisation established by former members of the far right bmp. her posts that donald trump re tweeted included footage that a dutch man was attacked by a muslim. l it is special relationship we have. it is an endearing relationship that is there because it is in both our nation ....
hours from prime minister theresa may? we will talk to the headteacher, a farmer and health campaigner who crossed the open border between north and south each to see how they feel about changes that could affect every aspect of their lives. hello. welcome to the programme, we re live until ”am this morning. we are going to hear resham khan s story. that s after 10am. she had acid thrown in herface by a stranger and suffered life changing injuries and has gone on to campaign for a change in the law on selling acid. quite a remarkable woman. that is a photograph taken much more recently. do watch the interview after 10am. she describes how she pities her attacker. also today. we would like to hear from you about how long you have waited in the a&e. new figures suggesting waiting times have doubled in the last few years. we will talk about that after 9:30am. our top story today. mahmoud abbas has called for an intifada. the us decision has been wildly criticised around ....
people in the uk waited more than four hours in the last year. also, the foreign secretary will pledge to stand by european allies in the fight against islamist terrorism after britain leaves the eu. hms queen elizabeth will be commissioned into service later today. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the leader of the palestinian islamist movement, hamas, has called for a new intifada, or popular uprising, following president trump s recognition of jerusalem as israel s capital. the us decision has been widely criticised around the world, including by some of america s closest allies such as britain, france and saudi arabia. the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to debate the move. let s show you the latest pictures we have from bethlehem, where there have been demonstrations against the decision by president trump and tear gas is being used to try and disperse those demonstrations. joining us now is fawaz gerges, professor ....
through before a cluster shells develops, some of them heavy and sundry with some hail and eventually smoke as we go through the end of the day. it will be a miserable end to the day across scotland, blizzard like conditions here with the snow and feeling bitterly cold. we ve seen the warmest of the weather, believe it or not, across england and wales this morning, but the cold air starting to filter down from the north, and that will continue to exacerbate the shower through the night, falling as snow across scotland, into northern ireland, through the cheshire gap towards wales as well. a cold start to friday, with temperatures hover ring either side of freezing. if you are roads early on with some snow showers, lying snow a possibility, and some ice on the road but it s worth tuning in to your bbc local radio stations for travel and traffic updates. look how widespread the showers are at 8am, blown in by gale force winds. a miserable start for much of scotland and no ....