will prioritise interactions between family and friends, over media and business content. as the queen marks 65 years since her coronation, her majesty left the lead for the first time on what life is like when you have two win a heavy crown. you you re watching bbc news on friday 12th january, i m annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. donald trump has confirmed he won t be visiting britain next month. it had been thought that the us president would come over to mark the official opening of the new american embassy in south london. it replaces the existing us embassy in the centre of the city. but in the early hours of this morning president trump tweeted that he had cancelled his planned visit because he was not a big fan of the new embassy, which he said had been commissioned by his predecessor, barack obama. the move was actually initiated in 2008 under the george w bush administration. meanwhile, the president is facing backlash over reported comments he made
weather so get through that first but then as we go into next week we ll see sunshine again. it will be much colder and we start to worry about and ice but some sunshine eventually. we had some in norfolk today, not much all week but we still have the fog problems. more so for northern england and parts of the midlands, you can see the weak weather front run down the spine of the country so either side of that we see the best of the sunshine. the fog has cleared. why? the winds strengthening ahead of this weather front which will start the changes to our weather or the process at least as we go through tonight and the weekend. it s a slow process, we have to live with the grey weather through the weekend, touch and go, there will be fog returning in parts, perhaps scotland and across eastern and central parts of the uk but for the west by don we have spots of rain in devon and cornwall. different from the sunshine we are seeing at the moment and also across the west of wales.