from the brexit negotiations. how a new law to tackle rogue landlords is failing to protect tenants from so called revenge evictions. good morning. should you be able to access your late partner s pension if you weren t married? a landmark ruling says yes, paving the way to more pension freedoms. and it could affect millions of workers. i ll look at the details. leicester have their first home win of the year. demarai gray scores in extra time to help them beat derby in their fa cup fourth round replay. you said you went home and you kissed your boy, you hugged your boy. weren t you doing that before? i ve been talking fatherhood, fake news, and the changing face of us politics, with denzel washington. and carol has the weather. good morning. a cold day you had. the best of the sunshine in the west. central and eastern areas, more cloud, some showers, and quite windy for some as well. all the details in about 30 minutes. thank you, carol. see you soon. good morning. first
to celebrate his silver wedding anniversary. a spanish teacher and pc keith palmer were also killed. mps and police have been holding a minute s silence at half nine this morning and the premise said britain would not cowed. we are not afraid and our resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism. thousands of people have gathered in londonderry for the funeral of martin mcguinness, the former deputy first minister of northern ireland. good evening and welcome to bbc news. we are live on westminster bridge which has now reopened after the deadly terror attack. this pavement is where 52 year old khalid masood as he has been named by police drove his vehicle at high speed along this pavement, ploughing into pedestrians along this pavement, injuring dozens and killing two. police say that the 52 year old, khalid masood, was born in kent, had lived in the west midlands. the prime minister, theresa may, said earlier that he had been known to security services but was a peripher
point that everybody united on was that there needed not to be an escalation of this and there needed to bea escalation of this and there needed to be a return to the un for political talks. thank you very much for now at un headquarters. let us speak to james geoffrey, a former us ambassador to turkey. he was deputy national security adviser during the george bush administration. welcome to peep buts, donald trump saying that this is a one off attack that this is meant to be an deterrent. what is your feeling about whether this indeed has been a deterrent or will prove to be? i am sure if there is another chemical attack by the syrians there will be another strike almost immediately by donald trump. he has put his prestige on the lean to stop chemical weapons being used against syrian civilians and he has done it in a way that has brought in the entire diplomatic community. we saw the support america is getting among friends and ally, britain, france, germany, australia, jap