foreshaw cain, i m happily married to my husband and i believe the report today is a steaming pile of waffle which will harm the church. and gavin ashenden, have spent years on the general synod and the report invites us to take direction that the teaching ofjesus and the faithfulness of the church does not allow us to go in. and adele stole the show at the grammys overnight for an amazing george michael cover..but it didn t go without a hitch. i know it s live tv, i m sorry, i need to start again, i can t do it again like last year. i m sorry for swearing and i m sorry for starting again. can we please start again? hello. welcome to the programme, we re live until 11. i m chloe tilley and throughout the morning we ll bring you the latest breaking news and developing stories. a little later in the programme we ll hearfrom children of addicted parents as a new report from the nspcc says they receive a call every single hour from adults worried about drugs and alcohol being
officially begins divorce proceedings from the eu gets underway in parliament today. tory mps and peers paving the way for theresa may to trigger article 50 as early as tomorrow morning. and aid agencies are warning that time is running out to save an estimated 20 million people facing famine in four african countries. we ll be live in those four affected countries and ask whether the world is doing enough to tackle a humanitarian crisis. hello and welcome to the programme. we re live until iiam. we will bring you the latest breaking news and developing stories. we are going to talk about a case in the supreme court which could have profound legal implications for policing because it will determine whether officers can be sued by victims if they don t investigate a case adequately. plus, find out who was in this box and why. get in touch. use #victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. the bill which gives theresa may the power to trigger
hi, i m anna. i felt hi, i m anna. ifeltjudged in a pub garden with my thought earn at midday when i was drinking half applejuice half midday when i was drinking half apple juice half soda. midday when i was drinking half applejuice half soda. ifelt it midday when i was drinking half apple juice half soda. i felt it was decision to be there and it was my decision to be there and it was my decision to be there and it was my decision to drink that drinkg my decision to drink that drink and i wasn t putting her in danger. i m i had my son when i -19 and sky, i had my son when i was 19 and judged for being a young mum. welcome to the programme, we re live until 11. throughout the morning the latest breaking news woman. dame vera lynn the forces sweetheart who is 100 today.she s been performing since she was 7 years old but really came to prominence when she entertained the troops during the second world war. our top story today. police have arrested a man on suspicion of murd
for luxury goods from britain is being turned into an upmarket hotel in the middle east. in the wake of the story that two girls have been grounded by united airlines for wearing leggings we want to know has the airline gone too far? or is it reasonable for an employer to dictate the dress code for the family of employees? what do you think? let us know using the hashtag bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. lower oil prices might be good for consumers it keeps energy prices down as well as transport and distribution costs for businesses. but it s not good for oil producing nations. and this weekend, many of them met to discuss what they can do to boost prices. one option is to cut output again. when supply falls, prices tend to rise. oil prices rose sharply when producers agreed to cut production in november and whilst prices held up for a while there s been a drop of around 10% in the last few weeks. and that can have a huge impact of the economies of oil producing coun
interview after 10 am. and, you may think this is a video of peppa pig and is safe for your young child to watch on youtube, but it actually goes on to show fairly disturbing content not suitable for children. we will bring you the details. hello, welcome to the programme. we are live until ii.00am. throughout the morning the latest breaking news and developing stories. later we will bring you more details on a story that two girls aged 10 were stopped from boarding a united airlines flight because they were wearing these leggings. they were flying as guests of employees and were subject to the company s dress code. today we want your examples of leggings discrimination. for some reason leggings really annoy people. do get in touch on that and all the stories we are talking about this morning. use the hashtag victoria live and if you text you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today, labour shadow brexit secretary, keir starmer, has set the terms hi