welcome to bbc news. in a few moments viewers on bbc one willjoin us for a round up of the news with kate silverton. but before that, a leaked document has revealed that borisjohnson is planning to sweep away david cameron s reforms of the nhs in england that could see a reduced role for the private sector. nhs commissioners would no longer be required to invite private companies to bid to run services and there would be more focus on hospitals and social care services working together to improve patient care. i asked our political correspondent ben wright to set out what changes were proposed in the leaked document. this is very much in line with the direction of travel that the government had signalled over the last couple of years, ever since it published its long term plan for the nhs, which in itself marked quite a break with how government has approached the health service over the last three decades really. right back to ken clarke in the 90s when he introduced the in
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parliament by thursday but many politicians said that didn t give them enough time to scrutinise the legislation and early a vote saw a majority of parliament vote in support of johnson but withdrawal agreement in principle marking the 1st time the u.k. parliament voted in support of a brics it deal well lawrence lee joins us live now from west minister in lawrence boris johnson was saying earlier today that he would if he didn t get his timetable approved by parliament he would withdraw his bill and seek an election but that didn t happen. no that ended up being lies and spin from downing street to try to threaten employees into supporting his timetable extruded a really frankly where the in the end the headline was and that for the 1st time since the start of the brics a deal got through parliament but the headline ended up being the johnson s lost control of the entire timetable and so the idea that he is going to get it done by the end of october now it has gone straight
flock police in hong kong fire several rounds of tear gas at activists trying to enforce a general strike by disrupting transport networks. police say 22 people are risking their lives by refusing to leave homes which will be deluged if a failing dam in derbyshire collapses. england cricket fans anticipate a nerve racking day as their batsmen looked to save the first ashes test at edgbaston. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. 20 hospitals in england stand to benefit from a pledge by the prime minister to pay for repairs and upgrades. boris johnson has promised £850 million to help with upgrades to outdated facilities and to pay for new equipment. the money has been earmarked for 20 hospitals, including a new women and children s hospital in cornwall, four new wards in norwich and a new critical and intensive care block in luton. the funding pledge comes during a week of health policy announcements by the government and is part of the pm s £1.8 billion ‘one off ca