people with cancer. and our panel of guests examine uk french relations, and why roger has upset iran. that is in half an hour. rusher. good morning and welcome to bbc news. many federal government services across the united states have shut down after politicians in washington failed to pass a spending bill. hundreds of thousands of workers employed by federal agencies are being sent home until a compromise can be found. however, essential services including national security and air traffic control will continue. the last government shutdown in 2013 lasted 16 days. sarah corker reports. it s a government shutdown nobody wanted. it went to the wire but there was no last minute deal. as democrats rallied on capitol hill, inside the senate, republican leaders couldn t secure enough votes to pass a spending bill to extend the funding of federal agencies. on this vote, the ayes are 50, nays are 49. the motion is not agreed. three fifths of the senators duly chosen and sworn
montego bay are warned to stay in their resorts as violence on the streets leads to a state of emergency. a bespoke brexit trade deal is on the cards insists french president emmanuel macron but he warns access to the single market will come at a price. you cannot by definition have the full access to the single market if you don t tick the box. pope francis sounds a stark warning about the future of the amazon while on a visit to peru, criticising big business for exploiting the region. while in sport they may have won the australian open title just two years ago but jamie murray australian open title just two years ago butjamie murray and bruno soa res ago butjamie murray and bruno soares are out of the doubles, beaten in the second round as the slump inform beaten in the second round as the slump in form continues. philip as the weather. good morning, it s a damp start for england, northern ireland, parts of england, northern ireland, parts of england and wales. it is br
again and how this buffalo is helping to boost mill production. and sport - super-novak djokovic shines at wimbledon, winning his third wimbledon title on center court. welcome to the program. joep eurozone leaders told greece they must enact reforms before they look at a rescue. at the heart is whether the prime minister alexis tsipras can deliver on the promisesee has made to them. germany, backed by other hard line countries is skeptical saying if he can, measures do not go far enough. for instance, considered greece s closest ally is pushing for a deal that would allow the central bank to intervene. we have the story covered from both sides. neave barker is in brussels and simon mcgregor-wood is standing by in athens. first jacky rowland reports from brussels on the day s developments. the leaders from the 19 eurozone countries need to decide by sunday weather conditions exist for greece to remain in the current european union. the leaders need to show that reform
of dependent contractor , with workers able to get benefits such as holiday and sick pay. now on bbc news, it s time for wimbledon sportsday. hello and welcome to wimbledon sportsday. i m hugh woozencroft. so much to come this evening, including this. canjohanna konta make it through into the semi finals of wimbledon? 7 these are live pictures. she is into a deciding set with simona halep. venus williams will be waiting if she does the five time champion shows her class to defeat jelena 0stapenko. pitfalls and potholes novak djokovic manages to avoid both on his way to the quarter finals. the courts, honestly, are not that great this year. many players feel the same. it is what it is. and a fourth stage win at the tour de france for germany s marcel kittel chris froome retains the yellow jersey. good evening. and it s been a far cooler and much wetter day eight here in south west london. there were plenty of umbrellas on the hill here today. the covers have been going
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