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with every day that passes right now, it is becoming clearer that scotland s voice cannot and is not able to be heard within the uk on this question. we will have the latest on this landmark ruling and the reaction to it. in other news: president trump meets us car makers and tells them to keep manufacturing on american soil. the widow of a man killed in the tunisia terror attack tells an inquest how she played dead as the gunman killed 38 people. # city of stars, are you shining just me. and la la land tops the oscars race with a record equalling 14 nominations including best picture. it s five o clock. our main story is that ministers will present a parliamentary bill within days to start the process of leaving the european union following a ruling by the supreme court. the judges decided that ministers did not have the right to trigger the process of leaving without the approval of parliament. labour says it will not block the brexit process, it wants what it calls ....
to trigger the process of leaving the eu. at the core of this bill lies a very simple question. do you trust the people or not? i believe this house does not have a choice, but has a duty to withhold from the government the right to proceed with brexit in the way that they have planned. our second report on the trafficking of baby chimps from west africa we have the latest on the efforts to stop the trade. and why a team of british scientists is heading for antarctica in search of a certain kind of meteorite. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. all the results on a busy night of the premier league, with chelsea at anfield as they looked to extend their lead at the top of the table. good evening. the british government has delivered its strongest criticism so far of the travel ban imposed by president trump on seven mainly muslim countries. the home secretary, amber rudd, said it was divisive and could be used as propaganda by the islamic state grou ....
us. it s newsday. glad you could join us. it is sam it s newsday. glad you could join us. it is 8am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in washington, dc, where donald trump is preparing to make one of the most meaningful appointments of his presidency. in the next hour, the president will announce his pick tojoinjudges on the us supreme court. whoever he chooses will be able to influence american legislation, possibly, for decades to come. this latest appointment comes as senior figures in his administration have been rallying around to defend his second order ban on travel from some countries to the us. jon sopel reports. four days since president tramp signed the extreme vetting policy and the administration is trying to clarify whether it was a ban or a pause, who was consulted, who will be affected and what the executive order is and is not. it was left to the secretary of homeland security to offer reassurance. this is not a ban on muslims. the homeland secu ....
i m sally bundock. the business news. seven is the magic numberfor apple. the tech giant reverses its sales slump thanks to its latest iphone reporting its highest quarterly revenue ever. a growing transatlantic divide. the president of the european council says the new government in washington is one of the biggest threats facing europe. 12 days into his newjob, president trump has made one of the most significant decisions of his four year term. he s fulfilled another major campaign promise and nominated a conservative judge to fill the vacancy on the us supreme court. 49 year old neil gorsuch is the youngest nominee to the supreme court in a quarter of a century, a the position that s for life. david willis reports from washington. in the hands of this man, even an appointment to the top caught in the land has the feel of a reality tv show. today i am keeping another promise to the american people by nominating judge neil gorsuch. donald trump had brought the top two ....
single story dominates. we start with the guardian which leads on the political tensions between europe and the us. the paper says eu leaders are unhappy with donald trump insisting he s shown them a lack of respect. the telegraph reports on government plans to build new homes. developers are being told to get building quickly or lose planning permission. there s also a picture of the man who was shot by soldiers in the louvre after allegedly attacking them with a machete. turning to the independent and it says angela merkel has warned theresa may not to turn the uk into a tax haven if a brexit deal can t be agreed. the german chancellor says taxes are the price you pay for a just society. the daily mail continues to focus on the shortage of vegetables in britain s shops. shoppers are to be stopped from bulk buying iceberg lettuce, broccoli and aubergines among others. you can also see a picture of prince harry and his girlfriend, meghan markle, out on a date. and t ....