we ll have a background in dance, so i m sure they re going to be really intrigued. good morning. we have got some rain this morning across wales and southern england which will be slow to clear, another band across northern ireland and england emergency call handlers being cheered as they walk out of the london ambulance service call centre. pushes just one of the picket lines that thousands of ambulance workers north into scotland and brightening up north into scotland and brightening up behind it. but it is be windy. something needs to change. the nhs is on its knees. we re all at breaking point. like i said, everyone s trying their best, but everyone s tired. hospitals are struggling with beds and then we get stuck waiting with patients for like four to five hours at times, and we just can t get out to see other patients that need us. nhs leaders say the system has coped as well as they could have hoped, but there s worry about the knock on effect on the health service ov
why he s the only one to go, so far. why aren t the political leaders of kensington and chelsea taking responsibility, as well, for this whole dreadful event? theresa may heads to brussels to meet european leaders. she s expected to clarify the status of eu nationals living in the uk. the iraqi government says the destruction of a mosque in mosul is an admission of defeat by so called islamic state militants. prince harry reveals some palace truths. he tells a us magazine that no one in the royal family really wants to be king or queen. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the prime minister has warned that tests on other tower blocks in the wake of the grenfell tower fire have found some cladding that could catch fire. at least 79 people are thought to have died in the tragedy in west london last week. in a house of commons statement, theresa may told mps all possible steps were being taken to ensure that affected buildings were made safe and residence of the blocks w
bbc sports centre. stay. for sportsday. hello there. i m olly foster at the london stadium, this is world athletics sportsday, and this is what s coming up on the programme. it s going to be a farewell for farah. his last race for a global gold. will it the be a golden goodbye for bolt? it s the relay, then retirement. and, with six finals tonight, katarina johnson thompson gets a second chance to make it onto the podium. i m lizzie greenwood hughes. also coming up in the programme. the defeated champions chelsea are beaten by burnley in their opening game of the season. but it s terrific for the terriers. promoted huddersfield beat crystal palace 3 0. good evening. and what an evening gets going to be on the ninth day of these world athletics championships, on the penultimate evening. two figureheads of atheltics will be leaving the sport tonight. 29 world championship and olympic golds between them. we have about three hours before usian bolt bows out of the sport, and
coming up the next half hour: as theresa may sets out to brexit plans, in the commons mps are told both houses will have a vote on the final deal. the northern ireland secretary calls for a respectful election following the breakdown of the stormwater assembly. and is it time foran the stormwater assembly. and is it time for an overhaul of business rates 7 time for an overhaul of business rates? when you look at high streets, they are full of charity shops, estate agents and the odd copy shop. the prime minister says the uk will leave the eu single market as a result of brexit. theresa may made the announcement during herfirst major speech, outlining her strategy for taking britain out of the eu. mrs may said she wanted to build a stronger britain in charge of its own laws, in control of immigration and pursuing free trade and she warned europe s leaders that no deal for europe s leaders that no deal for europe was better than a bad deal. in the commons the brexit secretary s
ahead. first, driving tired can bejust as dangerous as string driving. a recent online survey of more than 1100 junior doctors, a1% admitted falling asleep behind the wheel following a night shift, so is it time we all woke up to the danger?” know of for colleagues who died within my first two years of qualifying. all were driving home after shifts. i have an 11-month-old daughter and i continually worry about having an accident.” daughter and i continually worry about having an accident. i was driving in the slow lane on the motorway, then woke up in the fast lane. these are genuine testimonies from junior doctors currently working in our nhs.” from junior doctors currently working in our nhs. i almost drove into the back of a lorry when i fell asleep briefly. i also drove up the curb, which woke me up. after seven consecutive nights, ifell asleep driving home and crashed my car into a concrete pillar. in the nhs as it is, there are greater pressures, fewer doctors and