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common future. and in sport, it s pole position for lewis hamilton. he dominates formula one qualifying in melbourne, ahead of the season opening australian grand prix. good morning and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has tried to shrug off the biggest setback so far in his presidency a failure to overhaul barack obama s health reforms. he s been forced to scrap a vote on his plans at the last minute because he didn t have enough backing from his own party. one republican, kevin brady, told fox news that the priority now was to press ahead with changing america s tax system. greg dawson reports. it was a promise that became one of the pillars of his campaign and one he repeated at every rally. obamacare has to be be replaced. we re going to get rid of obamacare, which is a disaster. repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. his pitch to voters trust me, i m a dealmaker. if you can t make a good deal with a politician than there s something wrong with
the beginning of the european union. leaders from 27 member countries, minus the united kingdom, mark the anniversary of the treaty of rome by renewing their commitment to a common future. and in sport, it s pole position for lewis hamilton. he dominates formula one qualifying in melbourne ahead of the season opening australian grand prix. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. we have some breaking news now from the last half an hour. the uk independence party s only mp, douglas carswell, has announced that he is leaving the party. mr carswelljoined ukip after defecting from the conservative party in 2014. on his website he announced, as you can see here in the highlighted area. with me for more on this is our political correspondent, matt cole. how much of a surprise is this? well, there has certainly been long standing, not even rumours, i think open disagreements between the former leader, nigel farage, and douglas carswell. the relationship seemed to begin so well, lots
of article 50, we ll look at how scotland is coping with brexit and what it may mean for the future of the united kingdom. that s in europe: scotland s dilemma at 2.30pm. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the uk independence party s only mp, douglas carswell, has announced he s leaving the party. in a statement on his website, mr carswell said that he was quitting ukip in the knowledge that his goal of leaving the european union had been achieved. he will now be sitting as an independent mp. a little earlier my colleague reeta chakra barti spoke to mr ca rswell and began by asking him why he made the decision to leave the party. on wednesday theresa may announces that she s triggering article 50, ukip, my party, we were set up 23 yea rs ukip, my party, we were set up 23 years ago to get us out of the european union, job done, we have won. is that the only reason for ukip‘s existence, many would say ukip‘s existence, many would say ukip isa ukip‘s existence, many w
europe: scotland s dilemma, allan little travels to moray, the part of the nation which came closest to voting leave, to find out what the decision could mean for workers and business owners. scotland s streets are full of tributes to those who have helped shape the country and wider europe. thinkers, poets, warriors. but now scotland is torn between two identities, its british self and its european one. scotland can now no longer belong to both. this dilemma is brewing into an acute constitutional crisis. what effect will leaving the eu have on those whose livelihoods have been shaped by european membership for decades? what we need to know and know fast is where our future workforce is going to come from. and how will scotland cope as britain leaves the single market? 80% of all the food we sell out of scotland goes to europe. europe is the ball game for our export right now. scotland did not choose this. it rejected a brexit but brexit is being thrust upon it. what would t