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on one side, dismay on the other. we have a parliamentary democracy. today, the supreme court upheld that verdict, but it wasn t really clear who d won or lost. this judgment does not change the fact that the uk will leave the european union, and it s ourjob to deliver on the instruction the people of the uk have given us. never has so much attention been given to a supreme court case of such enormous constitutional significance, but which may end up having no substantive effect. we ll hear from alex salmond, on the path scotland will now take. and labour s emily thornberry on the party s challenge of trying to appeal to both sides of the brexit debate. also tonight, should primary school children wear hijabs? we must not normalise it, instead of supporting that practice we should question it because what you are doing is sexualising that child. donald trump invites the cameras into the oval office. what s he got to say about the environment? we can t be in an environme ....
as a new report warns of cuts to come. and a warning that the cost of insuring your car could be on the rise again. and more protests in rugby that italy were a little too clever against england at twickenham. coming up in the sport on bbc news. after claudio ranieri s sacking, craig shakespeare leads the champions who are in the relegation zone into their match with liverpool tonight. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it s a moment that will live long in oscars history, when at the 89th annual awards in los angeles, the actors warren beatty and faye dunaway read out the wrong winner of the best picture award. while the team behind the favourite, the musical la la land, were handed the oscar, in fact the gritty drama moonlight was the real winner. a mix up of envelopes is being blamed, and the organisers have issued a sincere apology. our arts editor will gompertz reports on a night of hollywood drama, and farce. it was supposed to be the grand finale of a wond ....
the academy award for best picture. oh you! come on. la la land. the team behind la la land had already started the victory speeches when the mistake was uncovered. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. moonlight. best picture. a moment i will never forget. it has never happened in of the oscars. it was a little awkward! the british people are being offered an unreal and over optimistic vision of what brexit will look like, sirjohn major has warned. the former tory prime minister also called for more charm and a lot less cheap rhetoric from the uk government towards the rest of the eu. and he said the costs of leaving would be substa ntial and unpalatable . downing street said the government was determined to make a success of the uk s departure from the eu. sirjohn major warned. sirjohn major warned that the brexiteers had been overly optimistic about britain s future as i voted on the losing side in the referendum, i ve kept silent since lastju ....
pledge, promise, and vow. three words freighted with probity and trust. but, after anything but an explosive budget, a firecracker blew up in the chancellor s face today over the issue of a promise. the question being, why does the government deny breaking a manifesto pledge on national insurance when the 2015 election manifesto clearly said there would be no increase in national insurance for the five years of an incoming conservative government? is it ever right to to promise one thing and do another? the chancellor has raised the hackles of the right wing press, tory backbenchers of many stripes, and the opposition alike. theresa may is in brussels tonight where, at a press conference, probably for the first time in her life, she was hoping for questions about brexit, but was pressed on this instead. i m joined by our political editor, nick watt. what did she had to say about national insurance? she is standing by the fundamental principle of this budget change which ....
come on man get real. he repatted my words back to me. get real. as he began thrusting his genitals. reporter: she said the sexual advance eventually stopped. she had dinner him and then threat hotel. she said she was offered a job at trump s golf course near l.a. but turned it down when the salary was half of what she expected. she hasn t talked to trump since but reach out in april of this year to give him a chance to explain his behavior. she never heard back. with a flood of allegations she felt compelled to speak out. you don t have the right to treat women as sexual objects just because you re a star. reporter: in a statement today trump says to be clear i never met her at a hotel or greeted her inappropriately a decade ago. he continued that s not who i am as a person and it is not how i ve conducted my life. wbr-id= wbr3530 /> kristen anderson telling the washington post she too was groped by trump at a nightclub in new york in the early 1990s. the person o ....