the uk government has suffered another massive defeat in the house of commons. over the terms on which the uk should leave the european union. parliament again voted to reject the agreement the prime minister has spent more than 2 years negotiating this time by a majority of 149. with just over 2 weeks before the date officially scheduled for brexit, mps will now vote on whether the uk should leave the eu without any agreement. if it s a no to that, as expected, they ll vote on whether to ask the eu for more negotiating time in effect, to delay brexit. this from our political editor laura kuenssberg. division, clear the lobby! this is what a political disaster looks and sounds like mps hurrying here and there, piling through westminster‘s corridors, walking through a lobby to say no. for a second time, the prime minister has lost her deal, another chunk of authority, and maybe her way. the ayes to the right 242. the noes to the left 391. the prime minister onlyjus
of pounds to compensate victims professor stephen hawking has electric toothbrushes been commemorated on a new 50p coin of historical child sexual abuse. with a design inspired by his work are in, 3 pieces suites, more boeing 737s are grounded crockery sets, envelopes as the investigation continues and laundry powder are out. on black holes. into the ethiopian air crash. i ll be giving you the latest on what the statisticians think the royal mint said he was one of the world s most are our most popular purchases. and how they use them to calculate brilliant physicists and a great we will get important figures how prices are changing. ambassadorfor science. on the state of the economy later. look who s back at real madrid. i ll be taking a closer look less than a year after he left, uncirculated coins are being sold for at least 20 times theirface value. at what they might tell us. zinedine zidane has returned look who s back at real madrid. for a second stint as manager the
new but the brexit minister says rainfall. as that clears to the the differences are significant. south east there will be sunshine, showers into the north and west, hill snow, thunderstorms with hail, maximum temperatures of five to 9 i think what has changed very materially is the fact that we have degrees, quite an unpleasant day. winds picking up further across three things now, which we didn t northern ireland this afternoon. have two days ago related to the gusts of 70 to 80 mph likely to backstop. we have this what s called cause disruption. into central and a joint interpretive instrument between the eu and uk saying the southern scotland and england and backstop broadly should not be wales tonight, the winds are picking up wales tonight, the winds are picking up to about 50 to 60 mph. keeping permanent. we have a unilateral declaration on part of the uk which means essentially we can say, we those strong winds throughout wa nt to means essentially we can say, we want
deal tonight then there are two risks, one is that we may find ourselves having brexit delayed and dilate it and i think that would be a grave error. there is also a risk of us finding ourselves leaving the european union without a deal. we ll ask some mps. paramedics in the west midlands are opening up the chests of knife crime victims on the roadside to save lives. we ve had exclusive access to the ambulance service. we ve had to open patient‘s chests literally outside their home on the back of an ambulance, so we are doing a massive surgical procedure in the back of an ambulance and a com pletely in the back of an ambulance and a completely un sterile environment. literally metres from these peoples mums, dads, brothers, sisters, sons and daughters. that report at 10.30. and, 2a hour party people. tess daley and claudia winkleman are dancing all day and all night over at radio 2 to raise money for comic relief. i went to dance with them in the early hours of this morning
more movement from the eu. sometimes you get a second chance. it s what we do with the second chance that counts. because there will be no third chance. in other news, more boeing 737 max aircraft are grounded, as the investigation continues into the ethiopian air crash which killed all 157 people onboard. manchester city sets aside millions of pounds to compensate victims of historical child sex abuse. the inventor of the world wide web tells the bbc that global action is required to tackle the web s ‘downward plunge to a dysfunctional future . and in sport, zinedine zidane says he s happy to be home after returning as real madrid manager, just ten months after leaving the team. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. theresa may says she s secured legally binding changes to her brexit deal, following last minute talks with the eu in strasbourg last night. it comes ahead of the meaningful vote in the commons this evening on her brexit withdrawal deal. but will t