by gibraltar last month on suspicion of transporting oil to syria sets sail. leaving the engine on while you re stationary a recommendation that people film it and report it. as australia hang on for a draw at lord s, england head to the third test in optimistic mood but know they must win it, if they re to stop the ashes staying down under. and coming up as we kick off our focus on farming series, how climate change is the biggest challenge facing british agriculture. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. jeremy corbyn will today accuse boris johnson of provoking a crisis in britain as he pledges to do everything necessary to stop a no deal departure from the eu. in a speech in northamptonshire, mr corbyn will argue that a general election in the autumn set against the backdrop of brexit could usher in a period of historic change. yesterday, downing street accused a former minister of leaking a government document warning that no deal could caus
pleaded guilty to causing alarm and distress by using threatening or abusive language to the mp anna soubry outside the houses of parliament. 29 year old james goddard was accused of shouting abuse at the mp for broxtowe, who supports another referendum, in two incidents last december and january. angus crawford reports. this is bbc world news, i m reged ahmad. our top stories: the british government warns of ‘serious consequences after an oil tanker soubry! sour face! anger and intimidation in the gulf is seized by iran. in the shadow of westminster. an mp trying to make her voice heard, drowned out by those this is completely unacceptable. who brand her a traitor. freedom of navigation crowd chants: soubry s a liar. must be maintained. we will respond in a way earlier, she was even forced that is considered but robust to break off a live tv interview. and we are absolutely clear that i do object to being if this situation is not resolved called a nazi, actually. quickly,
pleaded guilty to causing alarm and distress by using threatening or abusive language to the mp anna soubry outside the houses of parliament. 29 year old james goddard was accused of shouting abuse at the mp for broxtowe, who supports another referendum, in two incidents last december and january. angus crawford reports. soubry! anger and intimidation in the shadow of westminster. an mp trying to make her voice heard, drowned out by those who brand her a traitor. crowd chants: soubry s a liar. earlier, she was even forced to break off a live tv interview. i do object to being called a nazi, actually. crowd chants: soubry is a nazi. right, well, apologies to you if you re offended by what you re listening to. sorry, ijust think this is astonishing. leading the protest, filming the mp on his phone, james goddard, wearing a yellow vest, aping the gilets jaunes demonstrators in france. alongside him, brian phillips, shouting in herface, blocking the way. finally, anna soubry has
thanks hugh and sarah has all the weather more rain to come. also coming up a new streaming service to rival netftlix, the bbc and itv plan to launch britbox by the end of the year to show new commissions and classic programmes. hello, everyone this is afternoon live. hundreds of thousands of public sector workers are set to get a pay rise above the rate of inflation. the treasury is expected to confirm the details on monday, but reports suggest that among those in line for rises are the armed forces, police in england and wales and teachers in england. the pay award represents one of theresa may s last big decisions as prime minister. but labour have dismissed it as insulting. our political correspondent iain watson reports. on one level, it s quite straightforward actually, public sector. now an apparent victory for some of those in the government payroll. the treasury was going to announce an inflation busting increase next week, the figure to be leaked to the times
to stop her exposing him as an abuser has been jailed for life. 17 people injured after vehicles collide with spectators at a meeting of car enthusiasts. at the open, ireland s shane lowry is back in contention at the top of leaderboard. and disney s remake of the lion king hits cinemas this week find out what mark kermode makes of it in the film review. he good evening it s 5 o clock, i m jane hill our main story: hill our main story: hundreds of thousands of public sector workers are set to get a pay rise above the rate of inflation. the treasury is expected to confirm the details on monday, but reports suggest that those in line for an increase include the armed forces, police in england and wales, and teachers in england. the pay award represents one of theresa may s last big decisions as prime minister though labour have dismissed the increases as insulting. our political correspondent iain watson reports. public sector unions have campaigned against pay caps and for