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to kill muslims. the 8 year old girl stabbed to death in her home. a man understood to be herfather has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. the head of the army warns that britain s military may struggle to respond to future threats without more money. and another royal wedding at windsor this year. princess eugenie is engaged to her long term boyfriend jack brooksbank. coming up on sportsday on bbc news. northern ireland boss michael o neill turns down the chance to become the new manager of scotland saying it s not the right opportunity at this moment. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there s fresh evidence tonight of the intense strain hospitals across the uk are under, as the nhs struggles to deal with winter pressures. we ve spent four days the university hospital of north tees in the north east of england. the a&e department there has some of the best waiting times in england, even though the trust is rated as requiring improveme ....
a report from syria, where the people of eastern ghouta have suffered more bombardment, as the un meets again to discuss what to do. henry bolton refuses to step down as ukip leader, despite the resignations of 12 senior members of the party. and alexis sanchez has completed his move to manchester united from arsenal. he s likely to be the highest paid player in the premier league. and coming up in sportsday, on bbc news: could liverpool come from behind at swansea to keep up their tilt on a place in the premier league s top four? good evening. and we start with stark new evidence of the intense strain on hospitals across the uk, as the nhs struggles to deal with the pressure of the winter months. medical staff at the university hospital of north tees, in the north east of england, say they don t have the capacity to give proper care to all incoming patients, and the trust says pressures are ‘immense‘. a bbc news team spent several days at the hospital, witnessing t ....
welcome to bbc news. henry bolton has insisted he will not quit as leader of ukip despite a string of resignations of senior members. 12 people, including the deputy leader, have stepped down from their roles in protest against his leadership, which follows a vote of no confidence from ukip s national executive committee. mr bolton, under pressure since his ex girlfriend sent a string of offensive texts, says he also plans to drain the swamp of malcontents in the party. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. to those in his party who want him to walk away, fighting talk from a leader determined to stay where he is. i will not be resigning as party leader. instead, a provocative message setting his sights on ukip‘s warring body that backed a vote of no confidence in him last night. it is now time to put an end to the factional infighting that has been going on within the party for some time and to remove those who have been part of that. in a single phrase ....
cope as winter keeps piling on the pressure. one in three young women in the uk is avoiding smear tests for cervical cancer, because of issues with body image. good evening and welcome to bbc news. henry bolton has insisted he will not quit as leader of ukip, despite a string of resignations of senior members. the local government, education, trade and immigration spokesmen have all resigned, along with the deputy leader and assistant deputy leader. the 12 resignations come after the national executive committee backed a vote of no confidence in mr bolton. mr bolton has been under pressure since it emerged his ex girlfriend had sent offensive texts. our political correspondent alex forsyth has this report. despite the clamour of voices calling for him to go, henry bolton emerged today with a defiant message. i will not be resigning as party leader. instead, during the next four weeks, i shall be calling for the co ordination and mobilisation of all leave campaigns, to e ....
is over, for now at least. it lasted three days and kept hundreds of thousands of federal workers at home today. it s over because the senate has agreed to a short term spending bill. president donald trump has responded to the deal via his press secretary, sarah sanders. we re pleased to see senator schumer accept the deal that president trump put on the deal from the beginning. a statement from the president of the united states that i quote, i m pleased that democrats have come to their senses and are willing to fund oui’ their senses and are willing to fund our great military, border patrol and insurance for vulnerable children. we will work to solve the issue of unfair illegal immigration. we will make a deal if and only if it is good for our country. the democrats agreed to this deal because republicans promised to address a key immigration issue. but the fall out continues about why this shutdown ever happened. here s the most senior democratic senator blaming ....