Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Theresa may will travel to brussels tomorrow for a meeting with the European Commission president Jean Claude Juncker to discuss the future framework of the proposed brexit deal. The Prime Minister is facing renewed pressure over her brexit plans, after the Democratic Unionist Party failed to back the government on key votes. The dups ten mps contribute to the conservatives narrow majority in parliament. The Northern Ireland party is flexing its muscles because its unhappy about mrs mays draft brexit withdrawal deal. This morning mrs may is meeting her cabinet for the First Time Since a number of ministers resigned last week, saying they couldnt support the deal. Lets take a look at the week ahead for the Prime Minister. Tomorrow shes expected in brussels to meet the European Commission president , Jean Claude Juncker where she hopes to discuss future trade with the eu. If all goes to plan there will be a special brexit summit with european leaders on sund
We can say it is nothing to do with us and cross our arms. Act now before its too late David Attenborough issues a warning to the worlds leaders ahead of the cop26 climate summit. Feeling the pressure. Manchester united boss ole Gunnar Solskjaer dominates the back pages, with his future looking uncertain, while ronaldo insists players should take the blame. Today will be mild for all. Rain in the northern half of the country and cloud for the rest and also windy. All the details in about nine minutes. Its tuesday, 26th october. Millions of Public Sector workers are in line for a pay rise next year after it was announced the chancellor is to end the year long pay freeze. Ahead of tomorow s budget, rishi sunak said it was right that Public Sector workers should see their wages go up, with better than expected economic conditions. Heres our Political Correspondent, nick eardley. Millions of Public Sector workers have faced a pay freeze this year. The government had said there wasnt enough
On the efforts to deal with the increase in Mental Health issues in the wake of the pandemic. And the un warns that Greenhouse Gases are at record levels, just days before the Global Climate summit in glasgow. And coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel. Sobering scenes for scotland, thrashed by afghanistan in their first super 12 match at the mens t20 world cup. Good evening. We start with the terrible plight of millions of people in afghanistan, where a deadly combination of a lack of food and a shortage of International Funding is threatening to create the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world. The United Nations says the country where the taliban seized power two months ago is heading for catastrophe. The un estimates that around 23 Million People, over half the afghan population, face an acute shortage of food. Thats a rise of nearly 40 since april this year. International aid, which has been keeping the economy afloat, has all but dried up, as World Leaders consider the
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are rachel shabi whos an author journalist and katy balls whos deputy Political Editor at the spectator. More from both of them in a moment, first, tomorrows front pages. The guardian looks ahead to the chancellors Annual Budget Announcement on wednesday, saying that hell scrap the Public Sector pay freeze amid a Cost Of Living crisis. The daily mail also leads on rishi sunak s budget, reporting a pay rise for Seven Million people, including nurses, teachers and members of the armed forces. The i has an exclusive with a former top adviser, who warns the chancellor of a lack of cash for schools ahead of wednesdays announcement. The ft is reporting that the uks three spy agencies have contracted amazons Cloud Computing arm to host top secret intelligence files. The times warns of a winter of rising fuel prices, after the cost of Petrol Hit A Record high. And theres only one story in town on t