and welcome to bbc news at 9am. what and welcome to bbc news at 9am. what a dramatic evening yesterday evening and we face another dramatic day at westminster here today with that crucial cabinet meeting for theresa may coming a little later on. lots of questions certainly to be asked to day. whether we will get answers we will have to see. theresa may faces a crunch cabinet meeting later as she tries to win colleagues‘ support for the draft brexit agreement she has brokered between the uk and eu. she faces opposition from all sides. senior ministers are being briefed individually and will gather in downing street at 2pm this afternoon amid calls to reject the draft from both senior brexiteers and some remain supporters. the dup says it won t vote for what it says is a humiliating deal. we will be talking to the dup s brexit spokesman sammy wilson in just a few minutes. the actual document has not yet been released but let s have a look at the main points we believe a
authors will win the booker prize for fiction and i will be talking to two of them shortly. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, says saudi arabia has agreed on the need for a thorough and transparent investigation into the disappearance of the us based saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. in the last few minutes president trump has tweeted. mr khashoggi was last seen alive entering the saudi consulate in istanbul two weeks ago to get paperwork for his wedding. naomi grimley reports. it was all smiles between america and saudi arabia as mike pompeo the us secretary of state met king salman, and that was followed by meeting with the country s facto leader the crown prince mohammed bin salman. but still there are no official explanation is for why a prominent journalist official explanation is for why a prominentjournalist disappeared. turkish crime scene investigators leaving the saudi consulate in istanbul after an eight hour search but it comes two weeks after the saudi jou
with me are pippa crerar from the guardian and charlie wells from the economist. many of tomorrow s front pages are already in. the pages are already in. front of the financial times is showing the front of the financial times is showing mike pompeo meeting with the crown prince after the disappear of journalist jamal khashoggi. also, black rock. also, the divorce of ant mcpartlin. the murder of two girls 32 years ago. the chancellor says britain will still have to pay the eu up to £36 billion even if the degrees that it won t go ahead with the trade deal. pro brexit campaign is calling on those who plan to march in support of a further referendum to respect the original results. the daily mail details the scale of the so called county lines to trade. the paper says the number of gangs has doubled in under a year. in the guardian s front page, schemes that have allowed countries to sell citizenship could potentially dangerous individuals. also pictures of the booker p
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