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given suspended sentences. also coming up. plans to reduce the powers of an independent watchdog have been dropped. the congress withdraw a controversial initiative to strip the committee of its powers. a 48 hour strike among cabin crew at british airways, has been called by the union unite, starting a week today. and going full circle. how vinyl is making a comeback, with the sales of records hitting a 25 year high. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the uk s most senior diplomat to the european union has quit just weeks after warning it could take a decade to reach a trade deal with the european union following brexit. sir ivan rogers s resignation comes less than three months before the government expects to start formal talks on leaving the eu. his comments put him at the centre of a political row leave campaigners accused him of being unduly pessimistic, while others argued that he was simply reporting the mood in brussels. this report from our political cor ....
foreign intervention has transformed this war, and the way it s looking right now, foreigners, not syrians, will dictate the way the war ends. climate scientists declare that 2016 was the warmest year on record. extra news how will this new website funded by a millionaire eurosceptic fit in to the media landscape? and tributes to rachael heyhoe flint, one of the great pioneers of women s sport. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we will have the goals from tonight s fa cup third round replays, including liverpool s tie at plymouth. good evening. boris johnson, the foreign secretary, has once again been criticised for his choice of language after appearing to compare the french government to the nazis. he said britain should not be penalised with punishment beatings in the manner of a world war two movie for wanting to leave the european union. during the day, eu leaders have been giving their reactions to theresa may s speech yesterday outlining her ....
on to become one of the mcc‘s first female honorary life members, a member of the ecb board, and she was made a baroness. she used her influence and celebrity to give women s cricket a higher public profile. i have got messages coming in from members of the current england women s team, the opportunities they have now as professional sportswomen don t come by chance. they come through years of devoted, tireless work from people like rachael. in later life, she became vice president of wolverhampton wanderers, pouring her energy into the football clubs work in the communities around her home town. but cricket remained her first love and the field in which she shone as a talent and a trail blazer. rachael heyhoe flint, who has died at the age of 77. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one it s time for the news where you are. tonight the verdict on the prime minister s exit strang. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one it s time for the news where you are. ....
just before noon he signed an executive order formally withdrawing the us from the tra ns pacific partnership. it was a campaign promise and a key tenet of his pledge to deglobalise, putting in his words, america first . our diplomatic editor, mark urban, looks at what trump s first day tells us about a new direction for america. back to work on a blowy, rainy morning for the people of this city. for the new president, after a weekend of political bluster, a day to demonstrate that the wind of change you porters bluster, a day to demonstrate that the wind of change supporters had voted for had hit the white house. first one is withdrawals from the of the united states from the trans pacific partnership. everyone knows what that means, right? we ve been talking about this for a long time. mr trump signed three executive orders today, stopping a pacific trade deal, freezing governmentjob recruitment, and halting funding for abortion education overseas. that follows an ....
by the end of 2017. and will it be a night to remember for sutton as they host arsenal in the fa cup at their modest stadium in south london. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. lord hague is on his feet debating the bill that will allow article 50 to be triggered. somme in the eu that believe if it s made difficult enough we ll somehow lose heart which does not help a successful negotiated outcome. in any case, a country cannot go around in circles. opinion will vary over the next few years. there ll be opinion polls that say people do not agree with leaving the eu any more and then six months later that they do agree. but we cannot be leaving the eu in 2017 and remaining in 2018 and leaving again in 2019 and by 2020 be too confused to know what we are doing. a country cannot go round in circles ah decision was made in the referendum. i take issue with the referendum. i take issue with the noble lord when he says people expressed a view which has a casual contagion ....