centrist bloc falling short of an output make a majority. centrist bloc falling short of an output make a majority. also, the ruling coalition in austria has collapsed in the wake of an embarrassing corruption scandal as the reader is ousted in a vote of no confidence. and donald trump, having dinner with the new emperor of japan. soft lined with north korea not to the taste of the japanese hosts. i am katty kay. the results we re hosts. i am katty kay. the results were dire for both the main parties in the uk, conservatives faith, labour third. results good for those with unambiguous messages on brexit, both for and against. democrats, who wa nt to both for and against. democrats, who want to stop brexit, came second and did well. the undoubted winner was the brexit party, launched by nigel farage weeks ago. no other party than europe took more. here are the results. in terms of seats, the brexit party. some significant gains for the greens while ukip lost all its seats
a cut in fuel prices. 130 protesters were detained across the country. and nicolas roeg, the director of the man who fell to earth and don t look now, has died at the age of 90. good evening from brussels, where theresa may has met eu leaders ahead of tomorrow s crucial summit where her brexit withdrawal agreement will formally signed off. the prime minister has met both the european commission president, jean claude juncker, and the european council president donald tusk, who will host tomorrow s summit. confirmation that the summit would go ahead came after the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez received assurances from the uk government over gibraltar. this evening, theresa may said that the uk s position on the sovereignty of gibraltar has not changed following claims she caved in to spanish demands for concessions over the future of the territory. the spaniards are claiming that has a victory. in fact, they said it is the biggest thing that has happened regarding the f
and where we go from here. hello and welcome to brussels. european leaders are here for a special summit, to sign off on the deal that will see the united kingdom leave the european union. after months of intense negotiations, the two sides have reached agreement on two seprate 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. we will have all the reaction from european leaders as they arrive here in brussels. they are making short state m e nts in brussels. they are making short statements as they make their way up the red carpet, before we get some of that, let s get our first report of that, let s get our first report of the day from adam fleming. the prime minister ending a round of meetings in brussels last night. the uk wakes up to an open letter from her. in it, she says
who s had both legs amputated after being involved in a crash. and keeping fit during your commute. how cycling to work can halve your risk of getting cancer and heart disease. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has said he will stand up for ordinary working people, as he attacked big business and the elite in his first major speech of the general election campaign. casting thejune 8th vote as a fight between the establishment and the people, mr corbyn said a cosy cartel ran a rigged system, and that wealth should be shared. recent opinion polls have put labour between 15 and 20 points behind the conservatives, but mr corbyn dismissed suggestions the election result was a foregone conclusion. here s our political correspondent chris mason. the next prime minister of the uk, jeremy corbyn. do you believe it, do they believe it, does he believe that? opinion polls suggest it is highly unlikelyjeremy corbyn will be heading for downing st
during your commute. how cycling to work can halve your risk of getting cancer and heart disease. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has said he will stand up for ordinary working people, as he attacked big business and the elite in his first major speech of the general election campaign. casting thejune 8th vote as a fight between the establishment and the people , mr corbyn said a cosy cartel ran a rigged system , and that wealth should be shared. recent opinion polls have put labour between 15 and 20 points behind the conservatives, but mr corbyn dismissed suggestions the election result was a foregone conclusion. here s our political correspondent, chris mason. the next prime minister of the uk, jeremy corbyn. do you believe it, do they believe it, does he believe that? 0pinion polls suggest it is highly unlikelyjeremy corbyn will be heading for downing street. but he is trying to change people s minds. much of the media and the