there s a new boss of the premier league. susanna dinnage will become one of the most powerful women in sport when she takes over from richard scudamore. good morning. a mild day ahead for all of us today, but wet and windy for a time all of us today, but wet and windy fora time in all of us today, but wet and windy for a time in the northern half of the country. in the south, drier and brighter with some sunshine. i ll have more in 15 minutes. good morning. it s wednesday november the iath. our top story: the prime minister has agreed a draft brexit deal with eu officials and faces the task of persuading her cabinet, which will meet this afternoon, to back it and her. ministers were given details of the 500 page agreement in individual briefings in downing street last night. 0ne to one sessions will continue this morning. labour, the democratic unionists and number of conservative mps have said they re likely to oppose the plan. political correspondent alex forsyth has more.
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european leaders gathered here for a special summit, to sign off on the deal that will see the united kingdom leave and the european union have endorsed it. the announcement came from the european council president donald tusk and came less than an hour into the meeting of leaders. after months of intense negotiations, the two sides have reached agreement on two separate texts a legally binding withdrawal agreement and a political declaration, which sets out what the relationship between the uk and the eu might look like after brexit. a last minute hitch over the future status of gibraltar was overcome yesterday. theresa may, who arrived at the summit a few moments ago, will still need to win a vote on the deal in the uk parliament, and that is looking tricky. she s now written an open letter to the british people, urging support for her brexit plan. we ll be bringing you all the latest here from brussels, examining the deal, and what it might mean for the uk and europe. we
welcome to bbc newsroom live. iamjoanna i am joanna gosling. i amjoanna gosling. let s i am joanna gosling. let s take you straight to california. police in california say at least 11 people have been killed in a shooting at a crowded bar. police were called to the scene in the residential area of thousand oaks just outside los angeles just after 11 o clock local time. officials say the gunman is dead, but have given no further details. eyewitness accounts say at least 30 shots were fired at a country and western dance venue. let s go live to california, where local authorities are giving a briefing. i have been a cop for 41 years and i never thought i would say the things around the country that would happen, but i ve learned it doesn t matter what community you are income it doesn t matter how safe your community is, it can happen anywhere, because obviously for someone anywhere, because obviously for someone to do this they have to have someone to do this they have to
two years in office. millions of americans are voting today with every seat in the house of representatives up for grabs, and a third of those in the senate. the democrats have high hopes of breaking the republicans‘ grip on congress, and making life harder forfor mr trump. stephern sackur is in washington for us now. hello and a very warm welcome to this bbc news election special from washington, dc. after weeks of bitter campaigning, the polling stations are now open in the united states, at least on the east coast. for these key midterm elections. the outcome will determine president trump s ability to govern over the next two years. he is not on the ballot of course, but majorities in both the house of representatives and the us senate hang in the balance. losing even one of them could have a huge impact on the camp agenda. from immigration to health care, trade and everything in between. we begin our coverage with this report from our north america correspondence. i