That specially constructed carriages are used to enable passengers to stay upright. And our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9. 30 five this mornings reviewers are katy balls, Political Correspondent for the spectator and journalist and broadcaster shyama perera. West Midlands Ambulance service says six people have died in a serious crash on one of birminghams main roads. A seventh was critically injured. Several vehicles are believed to have been involved. Officers have described the scene as very difficult and upsetting. The road, belgrave middleway, is expected to be closed throughout the day between islington row and bristol street. Our reporter ian palmer is here to tell us more. We know the crash happened around ten minutes past one this morning at the entrance to the underpass at the middle way. Underpass at the middle waym underpass at the middle way. In the first car, a man and a woman, the vehicle suffering extensive damage but astonishingly the pair managed to get
Never heard or seen her before. Coming up on sportsday on bbc news exit alexis from the emirates. Arsene wenger admits defeat in the battle to retain his star striker, starting a bidding war. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. President trumps visit to britain next month is off. Wife mn. gage, , 7 7 r did. V f, 1 i did. 5 this country, mjfifi others did, maya . ~ jeremy not to president s decision not to open this building signals that actually for him at least britain is not a priority. So, for now, the closest we will get to seeing mr trump at the new embassy is this waxwork, as ministers say they look forward to a visit at some point in the future. Well, it is for the us president to determine his travel priorities. 0bviously, determine his travel priorities. Obviously, its an important diplomatic partner for the uk. Obviously, its an important diplomatic partnerfor the uk. We wa nt diplomatic partnerfor the uk. We want the closest possible relationship with the us. T
Speech, you have to take the speech at. Because if you did, your neck would break. And the weight of the crown on her shoulders the queen recalls her coronation day balancing act. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. President trumps sparked International Outrage by reportedly using crude language to describe Foreign Countries during a meeting at the oval office. Mr trump insists he didnt use offensive language about african countries and haiti and two republicans who were there said they couldnt remember him doing so. However, the remarks were widely reported in the american media. President trump said on twitter in a second tweet he then said however, a democratic senator, who was inside the oval office during the meeting, confirmed the president s remarks. And they were offensive. As senator graham made his presentation, the president interrupted him several times with questions and in the course of his comments said things which were hate filled, vile and racist. He used those wor
The queen as youve never seen or heard her before. Speech up, because if you did, your neck would break later in the hour, we have sportsday on the bbc news channel with all the latest reports, interviews and features from the bbc sports centre. Good evening. President trump is embroiled in a row about whether hes a racist after being forced to deny making derogatory remarks, including the use of an expletive, about african countries. Hes been accused of making the comments in the white house, during a meeting about his plans to overhaul the immigration system. A democratic senator, who sat next to mr trump insists the president did use the phrase, repeatedly, and a United Nations the president did use the phrase, repeatedly, and a United Nations spokesman has accused the president of making racist comments. A number of african countries have reacted with outrage. From washington, nick bryant reports. This is a great and important day. The forces of American History seem to collide at
Welcome to bbc news. President trump is embroiled in a row about whether hes a racist after being forced to deny making derogatory remarks, including the use of an expletive, about african countries. Hes been accused of making the comments in the white house, during a meeting about his plans to overhaul the immigration system. A un spokesman has accused the president of making racist comments. A number of african countries have reacted with outrage. From washington, nick bryant reports. This is a great and important day. The forces of American History seem to collide at the white house today. Donald trump signing a proclamation in honour of the civil rights leader, Martin Luther king, at the moment he stands accused of using a slur directed at african nations. Here he stuck to his script. Today we celebrate doctor king fought standing upfor we celebrate doctor king fought standing up for that self evident truth americans hold so dear that no matter the colour of our skin or the place o