dawn foster. that s at 10:40 and 11:20. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. it‘s fa cup third round weekend tranmere produced a moment of magic in the last round can they do it again against tottenham tonight. it felt like a cup final but who s trophy is it now as city blow the title race wide open. i ll continue to go with liverpool. i think manchester city are magnificent and they will push liverpool all the way. and a super day in the superleague in what is a big year in netball. hello and welcome to sportsday. cup upsets, shocks and surprises we could have it all this weekend as the spirit of football s oldest cup competition comes alive as the premier league sides join at the third round stage. tranmere get us under way against tottenham tonight in one of 32 ties played across the weekend we ll be at prenton park shortly but before that ben croucher‘s been taking a look at where those cup u
vote on her brexit deal will definitely go ahead next week. speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr show, the prime minister refused to rule out bringing the vote on her withdrawal agreement back to the commons for further votes, if mps reject it. mrs may said she was continuing to seek assurances from the eu to address concerns about her plans, but she insisted her deal was the best one available. iam i am working on getting this vote through parliament. it is for those that oppose the deal to actually say what the alternative is. and, so far, nobody, nobody has put forward an alternative that delivers on all of those issues. and, crucially, delivers on the referendum result. it is very important for mps, nonetheless, to know if you don t get it through first time round, despite all your best efforts, you go back to brussels and get some other assurances and bring it back again, one of your employees in numberio is again, one of your employees in number 10 is quoted as saying
will definitely go ahead in the next two weeks after it was withdrawn at the last minute in december. speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr show, the prime minister said her agreement with brussels was the best deal available, and the only one which respected the referendum vote. and she said if mps failed to back the agreement, the country would be in uncharted territory and no one could say what would happen next. mrs may said she was continuing to seek assurances from the eu to address mps‘ concerns about her plans, but refused to rule out holding more than one vote, if mps reject it the first time. it is for those that oppose the deal to actually say what the alternative is. and, so far, nobody nobody has put forward an alternative that delivers on all of those issues. and, crucially, delivers on the referendum result. it is very important for mps, nonetheless, to know if you don t get it through first time round, despite all your best efforts, you go back to brusse
i don t have the answers, but it seems to me that waiting months and months for treatment can t possibly be right. improving the provision of mental health services for people likejenny is one of the areas the prime minister is highlighting today, mrs may outlining measures that she says secure the future of the nhs and will deliver world class care. we re seeing more people, we re treating more people, but because the demand. but you re not hitting your targets. no, we re slipping against the targets, because despite the fact that we re actually doing more, the demand is outstripping that. that s why we needed to take a look, that s why we needed to put the extra money in, that is why we needed to say in future. it s all part of a long term plan for the nhs in england, highlighting the priorities for the health service over the coming decade. they include improved maternity care, better detection and prevention of disease, and more support for elderly people to maintain thei