i want a change in law to ensure that no rapist can access children conceived through rape and abuse. i want a full investigation, not just into what s happened to my kids, but a national one. picking out a suspect in a crowd the high tech challenge for police using facial recognition technology. and he called himself the world s oldest rebel harry leslie smith, the activist and campaigner, has died at the age of 95. and coming up on bbc news. jose mourinho says relief prompted this reaction, as a late goal secured manchester united s qualification to the knockout stage of the champions league. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a major government review of the economic impact of leaving the european union suggests britain will be poorer, under all possible brexit scenarios, than if it remained in the eu. the study predicts the prime minister s own proposals could cost the economy as much as £100 billion over 15 years, with gdp 3.9% lower. if britain le
but a national one. flash flood chaos two people die as sydney is deluged by the heaviest november rain in decades. receiving a month s worth injust two hours. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. speaker go jose mourinho has been hitting out at his critics as his emotions spill over on the sidelines in the champions league. helen, is that diana? yes, we have changed our weathertight overnight. the mile atlantic air is coming in with rain and gale that we have more tomorrow. also coming up he called himself the world s oldest rebel tributes are being paid to harry leslie smith, activist and campaigner who s died at the age of 95 hello, everyone. a major government review of the economic impact of leaving the european union, suggests britain will be poorer, under all possible brexit scenarios, than if it remained in the eu. the study predicts the prime minister s own proposals could cost the economy as much as £100 billion over 15 years, with gdp 3.9% lower. if
declaration, 11 of 12 major projects to replace keyboard of projects are at risk of not being delivered by march 29, 2019. securing an implementation period will minimise the impacts on the uk economy. a sauber, objective assessment of the length of that implementation period as desirable, to get brexit off to the right start. this implementation period should be as as necessary to prepare properly for new trading relationships, but no longer. turning to the end state, as you know, the uk is to the world s leading internationalfinancial centre. at around ten times gdp by asset size, the scale of activity of the uk financial system and its complexity is unmatched in other jurisdictions. this confers a special responsibility on the back to ensure that that system is robust to ensure that that system is robust toa to ensure that that system is robust to a wide range of potential domestic and global shocks. that s why, irrespective of the particular form of the uk s future relati
and the duke and duchess of cambridge pay their respects to the former owner of leicester city football club and four others, who lost their lives in a helicopter crash a month ago the bank of england has given a stark warning of the effect on the economy, if the uk leaves the european union without a deal. the bank s forecast is of a shock to growth, harder than the financial crisis of 2008, with the economy shrinking by 8 per cent. the governor mark carney says interest rates would rise, and the pound would crash. the warning comes as the government publishes its own economic analysis, suggesting britain will be poorer under all brexit scenarios, than if it remained in the european union. we ll have the latest from westminster in a moment, but first here s our economics correspondent andy verity. a resolute mood from the bank of england s top officials today, determined to issue a stark warning to the public and parliament. that a cliff edge no deal brexit would mean an eco
camera shaking at time. as a storm makes landfall, we ll see the worst of it overnight. once it s here, it s likely going to stay for awhile. even before landfall, harvey is already unleashing furry on the texas gulf coast. this is a hurricane that will come inland and then it s expected to hover for a long period of time. driving rain and sustained winds of more than 110 miles per hour, it s the strongest storm in almost a half century. we could see storm surge between, 10, 12 feet. the mideast severe hit from the storm is expected overnight leaving those in the path leaving little time to move to higher ground. we re targeted the areas encouraging people in the strongest language to get off the island. in other words just get out of dodge. that s what thousands are doing in corpus christy. they are material things. we can always get that back. i m not willing to risk my child s life. the same push is underway where bus loads of people and pets are being shut