choice, it s unlikely to. which is where we are now. so if we don t get those kind of changes, then this deal is dead. well, in which case parliament will have to decide on the alternatives. find closed doors, many are having those conversations, what could happen next? this morning two of mrs may s closest allies denied they had discussed the possible deal another referendum. her chief of staff said he wasn t planning on, her deputy said he doesn t want one. supposing we had another referendum and supposing the remain side won it by 52 to 48 but it was on a lower turnout, entirely possible. let me tell you that if there is another referendum, which i don t think there will be, people like me will immediately be demanding it is best of three where does that and up? there are however few signs of a deal. so conversations about a, it photo on. i think it is absolutely right that we should be having conversations across the parties about these issues. we are in a moment of cri
hello and welcome to sportsday with me gavin ramjaun. a touchline spat between mo salah and jurgen klopp, and two points dropped at west ham in another disappointing day for liverpool. sheffield united are the first team relegated from the top flight they re thumped by newcastl, as their lacklustre season goes on. and england on the verge of a third successive grand slam at the women s six nations as they re up against france. hello there, and welcome along to the programme after the midweek merseyside derby loss to everton, liverpool really had a job on their hands to stay in this premier league title race, and today, they did themselves no favours at all held to a draw with west ham. the result leavesjurgen klopp s side two points behind leaders arsenal, having played a game more. and the tensions, potentially starting to show as nick parrott reports. the frustrating into liverpool s seasonis the frustrating into liverpool s season is becoming more apparent with every g
now on bbc news, it s sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me gavin ramjaun. england make it a third successive grand slam at the women s six nations as they beat france in bordeaux. a touchline spat between mo salah and jurgen klopp, and two points dropped at west ham in another disappointing day for liverpool. sheffield united are the first team relegated from the top flight they re thumped by newcastle as their lacklustre season goes on. and chelsea are out of the women s champions league heartbreak for them against holders barcelona at stamford bridge. hello there and welcome along to sportsday. and we start with the culmination of the women s six nations. england have been on an incredible run the only side standing in their way of another title and another grand slam were france today. but it went the way of the favourites in bordeaux and england are celebrating tonight. jo currie is there for us. jo, how much of a test was this, for this dominant en
earlier, oxfam s deputy chief executive, penny lawrence, resigned. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. wall street closes higher, but our investors nervous about what comes next? we will hear from a large fund manager. and how companies are helping clean up the oceans by cutting down on plastic waste. good morning, asia, hello world. it isa good morning, asia, hello world. it is a tuesday. glad you could join us for another exciting addition for asia business report. i m rico hizon. we kick off with the markets. we saw wall street closing higher overnight with the dowjones adding 1.796 overnight with the dowjones adding 1.7% and the broader s&p 500 hired by1.4%. 1.7% and the broader s&p 500 hired by 1.4%. that mackay by. we have seen by 1.4%. that mackay by. we have seen one by 1.4%. that mackay by. we have seen one of the wildest runs in us stock market history. in asia, markets followed wall street moved, it is that make it sell trade. the nikk