calling for alternatives to the current plans for the irish border. it is now clear that there is a route that can secure a substantial and sustainable. jeering. ..substa ntial and sustainable majority in this house for leaving the eu with a deal. and after mps rejected a no deal brexit, labour leaderjeremy corbyn said he will now talk to the prime minister it s expected that meeting will take place today. but the head of the cbi says uk companies are now likely to speed up their no deal brexit plans, adding further negotiations with the eu feels like a real throw of the dice . and this morning the eu s chief brexit negotiator has said we stand by the agreement we have negotiated with the uk . i ll be here with reaction to all this in the run up to prime minister s questions at 12pm. i m joanna gosling, the other stories at 11: the supreme court rules that the disclosure of multiple minor convictions in criminal record checks breaches human rights. a polar vortex will b
the full version is on the bbc iplayer. to keep up with the team throughout the week you can find us on facebook and twitter. @bbcclick. on instragram. @bbcclick. at youtube.com/. bbcclick. thanks for watching. see you soon. that a good morning welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. our headlines today: theresa may accuses the former prime minister tony blair of insulting the office he once held through his support for another eu referendum. celebrations in poland as nearly 200 countries reach a deal to tackle climate change. chester zoo reopens after a devastating fire as staff thank visitors for their support. a frosty weekend for the high street as wild weather keeps thousands of shoppers at home. in sport, manchester city back to the top of the table. at least until liverpool play late! plus: who came away with the glitterball trophy? we ll look back at the final of this year s strictly. good morning. storm deirdre is starting to blow away into the
at bay, we see decent spells sunshine going through the day. it means it will be a chilly start, a little bit of mist and fog, the wind generally light, ridge of high pressure keeping things at bay until later in the day, we will start to see cloudy skies, patchy rain coming in. relatively mild again, temptress between 8 12d. not a bad start to the working week but, as we go further ahead, tuesday, looking particularly unsettled at the moment, looking minty, more severe gales potentially and more heavy rain. when the state sees that clear and dry weather but as ever, if you have plans, lots of things still to do for many before christmas, lots of travel plans, state tuned to the forecast. more for you later. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: theresa may accuses the former prime minister tony blair of insulting the office he once held by supporting another eu referendum. after two weeks of negotiations, delegates at the un climate conference in poland reac
the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has appealed to mps across the political divide to forge a consensus over brexit, acknowledging that the prime minister s deal might not be approved by parliament. her comments in a newspaperfollow another difficult eu summit for theresa may in which she failed to win concessions that might make her withdrawal deal acceptable to mps. the church of england has urged the country to debate brexit with more grace and generosity, saying it s time for national reconciliation. here s our political correspondent, tom barton. what can to the prime minister due to get her brexit deal approved by what can the prime minister d0 to get her brexit deal approved by mps? the answer, according to one of her ministers today, appears to be not a lot. writing in the daily mail, the work and pensions secretary amber rudd says that the government needs to acknowledge the risk that pursuing the deal could lead to no compromise, no agreement and no de
goals from gabrieljesus and raheem sterling push manchester city back to the top of the premier league. heartbreak for england men s hockey team, just mising out on a place in the world cup final. european perfection. saracens‘ winning streak continues in the rugby champions cup. let s start with the football. manchester city are back on top of the premier league, for at least the next 2a hours. after a 3 1victory at home over everton. gabrieljesus ended his goal drought scoring twice to help seal city s tenth consecutive home win in the league this season. patrick geary reports. one from pep ordeal of‘s winter collection, stylish but substantial. manchester city were briefly exposed, and they might have shaken him. 2 in the air and exposed, and they might have shaken him. 2 in the airand mine is exposed, and they might have shaken him. 2 in the air and mine is one in city, a point behind liverpool. the first in the league since august. he thrives on confidence and cro