let s get a final word with laura. we talked about nothing but setbacks and challenges for theresa may. was anything else possible? remember, one of the products of all of today s shenanigans, mps got a kind of insurance policy if you like that they will have the rather than, you know, the european union, without a deal, if theresa may s plan falls, and the fact they got that insurance policy from that amendment from dominic grieve means it is possible some of the former remainers were planning to vote against the deal will pause, and think in the end they may also be able to back it. it also means some brexiteers might feel quite nervous now, that perhaps mps might somehow conspire to stop brexit altogether, again if the prime minister s plan falls next week. the product of what sounds quite confusing is that the shenanigans today might result in a few fewer rebels next week, and the scale therefore of the potential defeat theresa may is staring at might be smaller than it m
1.1 million vacancies, there s a lot of competition for labour, so, it is a worry. the assisted dying bill, which would allow terminally ill patients to seek assistance to end their lives, will have its second reading in parliament today. in cricket, scotland are through to the main draw of the t20 world cup for the first time in their history, after comfortably beating oman by eight wickets. hello, my name is ed. when i was little, i had a starter. and coming up this hour. ed sheeran will follow stars like dolly parton, tom hardy and orlando bloom and read a cbeebies bedtime story in reading a book about a boy who has a stutter. buckingham palace says the queen is back at windsor castle and in good spirits after spending a night in hospital for preliminary medical checks . the 95 year old monarch was said to have been disappointed after being forced to cancel a visit to northern ireland earlier in the week. her hospital admission was not related to coronavirus. here s our r
about those things that might be missed like not noticing when someone stands up after they finished the consultation to leave your room, they wince. that immediately tells you something about their bones or something isn t right. doesn t apply to most cases, but one or two they do. i m sure it was reading a lot of gps, as well. let s move the front of the independent a lot of it is health related today. i ll come to you in a moment. . related today. i ll come to you in a moment - moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of unmet moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of unmet need, - moment. . this is a fact that there i is a tsunami of unmet need, also the story is a tsunami of unmet need, also the story of is a tsunami of unmet need, also the story of the is a tsunami of unmet need, also the story of the fact that the vaccine minister story o
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are maya goodfellow, political writer and academic, and ali miraj, who is a columnist at the article. the mail reports on the queen spending last night in hospital, following the cancellation of her visit to northern ireland. the mirror says that the 95 year old was sent to hospital for preliminary investigation. she came out earlier today. the metro reports on those allegations that terror suspect ali harbi ali, accused of murdering sir david amess, plotted for two years to kill an mp. now charged with murdering sir david amess. ministers are considering plans to cut the waiting time for the covid boosterjab to five months, according to the telgraph. on a similartheme, the i says the new vaccines minister is missing saying that maggie throup hasn t made a media appearance for six weeks. the guardian says gps in england are threatening industrial action in protest at the governme
while in the premier league, aston villa score late against burnley to go level on points with leaders liverpool. and northampton are top of rugby s premiership after fighting back to beat sale. welcome along to the programme. plenty of sport to come, but we ll start with the old firm derby in scotland, where celtic came out on top at home against rangers. a brilliant goalfrom kyogo furuhashi proved the difference, as they won 2 1 to extend their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to 8 points over their opponents, rangers do have two games in hand however. patrick gearey watched the action. there is no noise quite like this, especially when you re not used to it. forthe especially when you re not used to it. for the rangers boss this was the introduction to one of football s most intense matches, loud and about to get louder. paulo bernardo s strike an unstoppable, celtic joy uncontrollable. bernardo s strike an unstoppable, celticjoy uncontrollable. rangers celtic j