A new report says yes, ill look at who is set to benefit. And im in pendle, home of gb slalom skier dave ryding. He started on the dry slopes here. They are so proud, he came in the top ten, ninth, well done to dave. Disappointment for the mens curling team, they are out must work the way this morning by switzerland. Theresa may, wheres the money for grenfell . A strong message from stormzy as the grime superstar wins big at the brits. And nick has the weather. Good morning. A touch of frost, patchy fog around this morning but plenty of fine, dry weather to come, not just today, plenty of fine, dry weather to come, notjust today, for the rest of the week and into the weekend with increasing sunshine by then. The main story is the turning colder pa rt main story is the turning colder part of the forecast and how cold it will get next week. Ive got the full forecast coming up. Nick, thank you very much. Good morning. First, our main story. President trump says hes considering Arming Teac
The european comission as he addresses the European Parliament. And the robot making its debut as the conductor of an orchestra in italy. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Fire officers say full Sprinkler Systems can save lives in high rise buildings and fitting them should be compulsory. But a bbc investigation of half the association and council owned high rises in england has found that only 2 are fitted with them. The Public Inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire injune which left at least 80 people dead begins tomorrow. Londons fire commissioner has said that the Grenfell Tower fire must be a turning point in fire regulation and has called for sprinklers to be installed in all High Rise Council flats. Graham satchell reports from Grenfell Tower in west london. When the inquiry opens tomorrow, it will ask fundamental questions, why did it start, why did it spread so quickly and why did so many die and how do we prevent a fire like this in the future . Fire experts we have spoke
The Prime Minister says there needs to be greater flexibility on Public Sector pay amid Union Criticism that the pay awards announced yesterday for police and prison officers were still below inflation. Also in the next hour, warning from the president of the European Commission that the uk will soon regret leaving the eu. In his annual address to the european parliament, Jean Claude Juncker says there is a window of opportunity to build a stronger, more united union. And the robot making its debut as the conductor of an orchestra in italy. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Private Healthcare Firm spire has agreed to pay over £27 million to help victims of a rogue breast surgeon, who carried out unnecessary operations. Ian paterson was found guilty of 17 counts of wounding with intent, relating to nine women and one man in april. Spire has agreed to pay £27. 2 million in all, with £10 million coming from patersons insurers and the heart of england trust. The money will be tran
Its got all the right moves, but can a robot really replace a conductor. And coming up in sportsday on bbc news. Liverpool play sevilla in the Champions League tonight with wa ntaway frowa rd Phillip Coutinho named in the squad. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. New figures out today show that the number of people in work in britain hasjumped again to hit a new record. Theresa may told mps it was the result of her governments sound management of the economy. But the employment numbers coincide with the latest assessment of whats happening to wages well, they remained below the rate of inflation which means our money doesnt go as far as it used to. Labours Jeremy Corbyn says that means that millions in work are struggling to pay their bills. Heres our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. Do you want the good news all the bad news . There is both. In fact trees all around the country, more people are in work now than we have seenin people are in work now than we have seen
Scientists believe they could have the conditions needed for life. And coming up in the sport on bbc news. The leicester manager Claudio Raneiri looks for a win against sevilla in the Champions League in what he hopes could be the Turning Point of their season. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The fiance of the childrens author helen bailey has been found guilty of murdering her and dumping her body in a cesspit under their garage in hertfordshire. Ian stewart, whos 56, drugged ms bailey over several weeks before smothering her in april last year in the hope of claiming a multi Million Pound inheritance. The couple had met through an online Bereavement Group. Detectives are now re examining the sudden death of stewarts wife in 2010. Our Home Affairs Correspondent june kelly reports. Police recorded ian stewarts arrest at his house. Im arresting you on suspicion of the murder of helen bailey. Youre joking he was stunned hed finally been caught out. For three months hed b