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# ever fallen in love with someone, everfallen in love.# pete shelley, the lead singer of the buzzcocks, has died suddenly at the age of 63. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, is there a change happening in scotland? we take a look at kilmarnock, who are currently leading celtic and rangers in the scottish premiership. good evening. with just days to go before the vote on her brexit deal, the prime minister has tried to persuade mps to support it by indicating that they could be given the power to decide whether the uk enters the controversial backstop arrangement for the irish border, or whether to avoid it by extending the transition period instead. under theresa may s withdrawal agreement, after leaving the eu in march the aim is to negotiate a comprehensive trade deal with the eu by december 2020 the end of the transition period. if a trade deal isn t agreed, the backstop would come into force, meaning northern ireland would keep many eu rules so that no chec ....
the fact she hasn t had a good night sleep. but, susie goodall s very experienced, and she s tough. this chinese cargo ship is the closest vessel to susie. it s been diverted hundreds of miles through challenging seas to rescue her. on social media, she said all she wants is a nice cup of tea. john kay, bbc news. the lead singer of the punk rock band the buzzcocks, pete shelley, has died suddenly today at the age of 63. # falling in love with someone and i m falling in love with someone # falling in love with someone you shouldn t have fallen in love with. # it s thought he suffered a heart attack in estonia, where he was living. the band who formed in the 1970s are best known for their hit ever fallen in love. the hit bbc comedy music show, never mind the buzzcocks was also named after them. pete shelley, whose death at the age of 63 was announced tonight. that s it from us. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. bri ....
at the papers with our reviewers tom mctague and rachel cunliffe. stay with us for that. with just days to go before the vote on her brexit deal, the prime minister has tried to persuade mps to support it by indicating that they could be given the power to decide whether the uk enters the controversial backstop arrangement for the irish border or whether to avoid it by extending the transition period instead. under theresa may s withdrawal agreement, after leaving the eu in march, the aim is to negotiate a comprehensive trade deal with the eu by december 2020, the end of the transition period. if a trade deal isn t agreed, the backstop would come into force meaning northern ireland would keep many eu rules so that no checks are needed on the irish border. but the alternative to the backstop would be to extend the transition period beyond 2020. here s our political editor laura kuenssberg, and her report does contain flash photography. is there a compromise coming on the ....
commons for any option at all. and all of the delay options involve going back to the eu and counting on the eu being as terrified of the chaos of a no deal is britain is insane to the eu, this is going to pass, you can laugh all you want, but this is not going to happen. last minute, would they give us an extra concession on the backstabber arrangement. it is really risky, because the eu all the way through, this is the deal that once, and they may not want a no deal, but they are thinking, we don t have any options either. as i think the idea that there pointed at the last note say, yes, you re going at this. is very risky. they re not as terrified of a i io risky. they re not as terrified of a no deal is uk is, as the uk is. and i asked what are you going to do when the house of commons votes this down? that is up to you, the prime minister to tell us what your next move is. they will respond to that, not at the summit, but almost the prime minister comes up with ....
settled and slow process so on sunday, quieter process. viewing chilly because of the wind direction but a good deal of dry weather and just a scattering of showers. temperatures will be a few degrees, we mightjust temperatures will be a few degrees, we might just scraped temperatures will be a few degrees, we mightjust scraped double digits across central and southern parts of england and wales. moving out of sunday, high buildings in the west and that again is going to quieten things down. the start of the working week is going to be pretty chilly one with cold air pushing right across the country. you re going to notice the difference bursting in the morning, cold start but hopefully dry one with some spells of sunshine, not a bad day in prospect. generally those temperatures will struggle, maybe just peeking into single figures. we mightjust just peeking into single figures. we might just scraped a just peeking into single figures. we mightjust scraped a ten or 11 d ....