On bbc news at 5. Sunday, saturday i should say, if that match will go ahead between eu countries agree to intensify brexit talks with the uk, scotla nd that match will go ahead between scotland and japan. Scotland said they are considering legal action if but both sides say more work they are considering legal action if the game is cancelled at the rugby is needed, to get a deal. I think both of us can see a pathway world cup. I will have more on that to a deal but that doesnt and an update on the japanese grand prix. Then which has the weather. Plenty of the rain around. There will be plenty of rain in the forecast. Apple not train everywhere this weekend all the time, but where the rain does full it is following on really soggy ground. So there could be problems of flooding for all of that plus the latest on the typhoon in japan just all of that plus the latest on the typhoon injapan just before half past. Also coming up, the long journey home. The five year old daughter is a man ja
The islands devastated by Hurricane Dorian. More than 100 parents and students stage a protest over gender neutral uniforms at a school in sussex. And late wickets dent englands hopes for the ashes, in the fourth test at old trafford. And we will be taking a look at the papers with our reviewers. Good evening. The Prime Ministers demand for an early general election looks set to be rejected by mps, after 0pposition parties agreed it shouldnt take place until after the eu summit in mid october. Labour, the lib dems, the snp and plaid cymru say they wont back the governments bid for an election, declaring they wanted an extension to the brexit date of 31 october to guarantee that the uk wont leave the eu without a deal. Mrjohnson on a visit to scotland accused them of making an extraordinary political mistake. It came as the house of lords approved a bill to prevent a no deal brexit. It will get royal assent and become law on monday. Heres our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. Much ea
Of england will arrive today. The barge called the Bibby Stockholm Will Be used to house up to 500 men while they await the outcome of their asylum applications. Campaigners have expressed concern about the conditions on board, but the government insists the vessel is safe and that it will help reduce the cost of placing migrants in hotels. From dorset, danjohnson reports. Government sources have suggested the first Asylum Seekers will be moved here today to grow on board the Bibby Stockholm which has been more tearful three weeks but has so far been sitting empty. There have been delays because of concerns about fire safety and other health and safety issues that had to be dealt with but now sources suggest everything is ready and we know some Asylum Seekers have received letters telling them they will be on the move today. So far no movement, nobody Living Hotels are arriving here at the port. It is not possible to see the badge from this position but we have cameras and other spots
Across the uk. How will the rest of the weekend pan out . Well, you can the details you can find all the details with me a little later on. Good morning, im Stephen Dixon im ellie and dixon and im Ellie Costello and this breakfast on. This is breakfast on. Gb news. And you know, when honours are given out, i do. Yeah. Unfortunately, i havent been the recipient. No, but i get a bit peeved when its all people who get get it for services to broadcasting or services to acting or services to politics and all that stuff, because theyre basically just doing their job. Yeah, right. Yes. I think you should get them for doing things that are. And one thing which that are. And one thing which you to say, i dont you always used to say, i dont know if you do, but know if you still do, but police, police, lollipop men and women. Were often would get women. Yeah were often would get something. And always thought something. And i always thought thats great because theyre doing voluntarily. And was doi
Lovely pictures this morning. France is going to become the first non commonwealth country france is going to become the first no part mmonwealth country france is going to become the first no part in nonwealth country france is going to become the first no part in the wealth country france is going to become the first no part in the changinantry france is going to become the first no part in the changing ofry to take part in the changing of the guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Palace this morning. By the king himself, approved by the king himself, it will celebrate 120 years since the signing of the entente cordiale between britain and france, translating into english as warm understanding. More details shortly. Details shortly. Andrew pierce, did you just blow your lips . Blow your lips . Hang on. What about entente cordiale . What are they doing about the migrants . Nothing. Nothing. A bad for boeing. This is a bad day for boeing. This is extraordinary. Footage of boeing extraor