like i m going to have to fight this for the rest of my life. we ve got three people here who ve struggled with the system in england. what should the parties be doing about this? let us know your own experiences. over 100 people who live in flooded fishlake near doncaster are defying the authorities and refusing to evacuate their homes. we ll speak to some of them. and the police officer who was standing next to pc yvonne fletcher when she was shot dead outside the libyan embassy in london 35 years ago, john murray, tells us exclusively why he s still fighting forjustice for her. he s brought a legal claim against a former aide to colonel gadaffi. i want the person responsible for what happened that day to face justice. the suspect was arrested two years ago. the cps decided there was insufficient evidence to press criminal charges. hello. welcome to the programme. we hope you had a good weekend. we are alive until 11 o clock this morning, as we are each weekday.“ you are
last post plays when you go home, say, for your tomorrow we gave our today. nimrod plays the familiar sound of nimrod at the national memorial arboretum and around the country, two minutes‘ silence was observed at 11 o clock to mark armistice day. the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, to remember the deaths of fallen servicemen and women in the two world wars and in conflicts since. the duke of kent is attending that service at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire. the silence is marked every year to mark the day in 1918 when the fighting in world war i was stopped. the allies and germany signing an armistice in and germany signing an armistice in a railway carriage in france at 5am on the 11th of november 1918. six hours later, at 11 o clock, the conflict ceased. the first armistice silence was observed in 1919 and has continued every year since then. nimrod plays you re watching bbc newsroom live and these are the main stories this morning. the
gareth southgate says the row at the england training camp was just like a family ompares a row within his squad to a family at the moment, and just in desperate need of some sort of help and disagreement as raheem sterling says he s ‘figured things out‘ assistance. we will put some of his withjoe gomez after their bust up. points to michael gove a little bit later on bbc breakfast. here is carol with a look at this morning s weather. and it looks cold out there this bourne versus batman: matt damon and christian bale tell us how competing for hollywood roles really works. give ‘em to me! it is not up against each other! he morning. that s right, it is cold just passes on something and then. laughs. out there. across scotland and northern england there is a widespread frost. not only will it bea for central and eastern areas, widespread frost. not only will it be a cold start, it is also going to spells of sunshine whereas in the be a cold start, it is also going to bea
and postal votes and christmas post is secure as a proposed strike by royal mail workers is ruled unlawful. and coming up on bbc news, the scoring sensation australian striker sam kerr is on her way tojoin the team at the top of the women s super league. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. labour has pledged to outspend the tories on the nhs in england, promising an additional £6 billion a year by 2023 24 that s on top of the £20 billion a year originally promised by theresa may. wales, northern ireland and scotland would get the same percentage increase. meanwhile the prime minister has renewed his calls to get brexit done and promised to double investment in industrial research and development on a visit to an electric taxi manufacturer in coventry. our political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. filters tried to take charge today. why have you been?! about the prime minister in yorkshire, being given a talking to by people whose lives have been tur
visit. residents in the worst affected areas are expected to be out of their homes for up to three weeks. more rain is forecast for tonight and tomorrow in large parts of the country. since the government came in in 2010, there s been a huge amount allocated to flood defences, but it s plain we re going to have to do more. a historic task: democrats say they aim to prove donald trump s actions warrant impeachment as the first public hearings get underway in washington. severe flooding in venice leaves much of the italian city under water. the mayor says climate change is to blame. join me and chris mason in half an hour s time for tonight s episode of electioncast. labour has pledged to outspend the tories on the nhs in england, promising an additional £6 billion a year by 2023 24 that s on top of the £20 billion a year originally promised by theresa may. wales, northern ireland and scotland would get the same percentage increase. meanwhile, the prime minister has renewed