where we ll be hearing your views and questions about brexit. think she was worried because she i m rachel burden here knew how difficult it would be to in the bbc salford newsroom talking to audience members with a range of views on brexit get brexit done. as they help shape and coming up the bbc‘s coverage today. a special day of brexit coverage where we ll be hearing your views and questions about brexit. i m rachel burden here in the bbc salford newsroom talking to audience members with a range of views on brexit as they help shape the bbc‘s coverage today. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. iam carrie i am carrie gracie. local media in india are reporting that the captured indian pilot has been released good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. and is returning to india. that comes after days of rising tensions involving iam carry i am carry greasy. carry greasy. the territory of kashmir, which both nations claim as their own. this is the scene at
were recorded injust 18 months. wanted the son of 0sama bin laden: america puts a $1 million bounty on his head. and coming up on bbc news great britain s katerina johnson thompson makes an excellent start to the defence of her pentathlon title at the european indoor championships in glasgow. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government is paying £33 million to eurotunnel to settle a lawsuit over extra ferry services in the event of a no deal brexit. the company which runs the channel tunnel said the government had acted in a secretive way when it awarded contracts to three companies to ensure goods continue to flow into britain smoothly. the transport secretary chris grayling has been heavily criticised for his role in the affair, but this morning downing street said the prime minister still has full confidence in him. our business correspondent, joe miller with me now. how did the government get into this position? you may remember it is the no
sport just after 230. great performace so far you for a full update in the absence of the world and from a number of britons just after half past. olympic heptathlon champion, who is thanks, chris. at the european indoor chris fawkes has all the weather. also coming up in a day friday night plans but if you are champs in glasgow, of special coverage staying in, make sure you are especially from kjt, out injured, equalling her seasons watching the bbc later on, katarina thanks, hugh. who is on for a world record across the bbc. chris has all the weather in the pentathlon it is going to be stormy! we ll bring you some with a healthy lead of 118 points best time in the 60 metres hurdles of the the stories johnson thompson looks in great form storm on its way. after the first 3 events. you want to hear on brexit. to begin with, finishing second in to set a world record in the we will be having a look at storm katerina johnson thompson also coming up in a day of special cove
it is not a great service as it is. when things like this happen, it only makes it worse. the diplomatic row between turkey and the netherlands shows no sign of abating, with ankara accusing the dutch of breaking the vienna convention by expelling a visiting turkish minister. netherlands upholds a general election this week. holds. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the queen is launching the commonwealth games baton relay today at buckingham palace. the relay marks the start of the countdown to the games which will be held in april next year. over 388 days, the baton will visit all 71 commonwealth countries, before arriving at the australian gold coast for the opening of the 2018 games. and later, members of the royal family will attend a service at westminster abbey to mark commonwealth day. let s join simon mccoy now, who s in canada gate. thank you very much. i m keeping an eye on the flag behind me because we are expecting the queen to arrive here at buckingh