of living a more sustainable life, thinking about the impact of everything you eat and buy definitely. and do on the planet? six loughborough students who live together have agreed to try it for a month on this programme. challenge one can you make greener decisions about the clothes you buy? how many t shirts do you think you buy a year? probably about ten, 15. it takes up to about 3,000 litres of water to make one cotton t shirt, and that s about as much water as we drink in three years, and you are buying 10 15 of them per year. here are the outfits. have a look at that s a huge amount, 3,000? this because it looks stunning. talk me through it. we went through the i thought you were going to say i was doing really well, to be honest. wardrobes, as you saw, pulled out a i m not going to lie! couple of eyepieces they loved, and two of the students took up this is the top that we have layered the challenge to wear an entirely underneath address, how cheap was recycled outfi
and one of the protesters who s been criticised for verbally abusing the conservative mp anna soubry as she walked into parliament has told this programme exclusively he will keep harrassing her and others if they don t get the brexit they want. to compare us to thejo cox killer is out of order. people are concerned. she was scared. no, she was laughing! she was laughing. she wouldn t come out yesterday and done it all, would she? she knew we was all over there. hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11 this morning. and we re talking about what happens if there s a no deal brexit. that s the term used to describe britain leaving the european union with no formal agreement on the terms of the withdrawal or new trade relations. we re discussing how it will affect you and your life. thank you for your messages on twitter so far. @the13men says: don t worry, your lot won t let brexit happen, relax. @kittykat99 says: to be honest i m more worried about making ends m
they will maintain their doping ban on the that dates back to 2015, saying they still need access to doping samples. all the details later. and chris faukes has all the weather. the weather is on a downward spiral. for most of us the rest of the week looking cloudy and wet, but on friday we will cast our eye on the low pressure bringing stormy weather to the north of the uk. that s coming up later. thanks, chris. also coming up, the winner of the £25,000 turner prize for art will be announced this evening. iam i am alive at tate britain surrounded by giant slugs. the winning announcement will be later today where one of four film makers will win this year s turner prize. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. i m simon mccoy. good afternoon live from westminster. it is warming up inside. the prime minister will urge mps to back her brexit deal later as the government becomes embroiled in a constitutional row with parliament. theresa may will begin five days of debate in th
the bbc has found that there as many as 39 different sets of council rules for recycling plastic, while some authorities don t take any plastic. the government says it wants to make the process more straightforward, and to increase domestic recycling rates. also, as ukip meet for their annual conference in birmingham, we ll have live coverage of their leader s speech. that s coming up later this hour. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the government s insisting this morning that theresa may s brexit proposal is still workable and credible, despite being rejected by eu leaders at a summit in salzburg. ministerjames brokenshire told the bbc that tough words were to be expected near the end of negotiations but the government was resolute in its bid to get a deal. meanwhile cabinet minister, chris grayling warned the eu that there will be a no deal brexit if it doesn t soften its position on the irish border. our political correspondent, chris mason, reports. it was hop
christian fraser is in london. the us senatejusticiary committee is a very busy place today. they are preparing for a major hearing tomorrow involving brett kavanaugh and a woman who accuses him of sexual assault. and now, with less than 2a hours to go, they have to deal with another accusation against mr trump s supreme court nominee the third of its kind. the latest report has been surfaced by the lawyer michael avenatti, who says a client of his called julie swetnick has serious allegations against mr kavanaugh. we should point out that mr avenatti represents stormy daniels, the porn star who alleges she had an affair with mr trump and was paid by him to remain silent about it. in the last few moments, the president responded to the lawyer s claim. the bbc‘s anthony zurcherjoins us now to help go through this. where are we? what is going on? less than 2a hours from the hearing here in dc, we are in a situation where republicans don t know what to do. they are caught of