skimming the surface. silencing the racist, raheem sterling responds to abuse from the fans. today we are looking at a cloudier day than yesterday. rain in the north and west. the south and east will see some sunny spells after a chilly start. we will have more in 15 minutes. it s tuesday 26th march. our top story: in an unprecidented move, mps have voted to take control of the brexit agenda. three government ministers steve brine, alistair burt and richard harrington resigned so they could support the cross party amendment. there will now be a series of votes this week on what kind of brexit the commons will support. the government says it sets a dangerous precedent. our political correspondent nick eardley explains. this was supposed to be the week the uk left the eu but instead, what brexit looks like is still up in the air. last night, the government suffered another defeat in parliament. the ayes to the right 329. the noes to the left 302. this one allows mps to
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejonathan walker, political editor of the birmingham post and mail and sam lister, deputy political editor of the daily express. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. several of the papers have the mp standards row on the front page. the guardian splashes on keir starmer s criticism of borisjohnson. the times has a slightly different take they lead with criticism of the prime minister by tory mps, calling for him to apologise and show leadership. the independent highlights borisjohnson s absence from the commons during today s debate the metro has the same story their headline i m a prime minister get me out of here! the daily mail leads with the behaviour of the mp geoffrey cox saying he had a lucrativejob in the british virgin islands. the financial times has barack obama s comments at cop26 saying young people should continue to be angry about climate change. the telegraph
north of the weather front but colder air getting into the far north west of scotland and then nothing moves anywhere in a hurry so the front is snaking across england and wales on wednesday, further south on wednesday the grey skies and damp kissed weather, england, east anglia. to the north some bright and sunny spells, a few showers and it s looking mild to the middle of the week at temperatures in the mid teens. it s the end of the week where things could start to kick off. there is quite a lot of uncertainty in this poor cat but it looks like as we look to friday we could see the remnants of a storm we had been watching in the atlantic heading our way so friday it could bring something wet and windy but we will up to date. that s all from the bbc news at six, so it s goodbye from me , and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. hello, i m olly foster. here s what s coming up on sportsday. the new yorkshire chairman says sorry to azeem rafiq and thanks h
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hello and welcome to sportsday. we ll be live at old trafford as manchester united prepare to play their first home game since the death of club legend sir bobby charlton. everton are in mourning this evening, in the last few hours they have announced the death of their long time chairman bill kenwright. at the cricket world cup, quinton de kock smashes south africa to victory over bangladesh. also coming up on sportsday we ll look ahead to the start of the nba season and the rookie teenage frenchman who could be a huge star in the sport. he is not the finished product but we ve never seen a player his size be able to do what he can do. it promises to be an emotional evening at old trafford, manchester united are preparing to play copenhagen in the champions league, theirfirst home game since the death of club legend sir bobby charlton. among the tributes to be paid tonight, a wreath will be placed on charlton s seat in the directors box. we ll speak to our correspondent at