philadelphia eagles, at the third time of asking. it was a thrilling final with many records broken. they beat the favourite is the new england patriots and we have the details later. it was quite a show. louise has all the weather snow! yes, we might have some snow, this is what we had this morning. we have also has some lovely blue skies and sunshine but across the north west your chance of snow will arrive overnight. also coming up, thousands of people can t get out of their time share contracts because they are too complex and too costly. weh afl hfmtrment earlier monsieur barnier arrived in downing street with his british opposite number. he d earlier warned that the uk must respect eu rules during the transition period. and while britain has told him time and again what it isn t going to do, he could be forgiven for wanting clarity on what the uk is going to do. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. on his way to london, the eu s chief brexit negotiator,
a special report on one of the many victims of fentanyl the powerful painkiller linked to a growing number of drug related deaths. fentanyl‘s a killer, and those drug dealers are playing russian roulette with our lives. they give our children drugs, and our children, my child, died from it. a report from syria amid claims that rebel held areas were targeted by a suspected chemical attack at the weekend. and it s a century since one of the biggest advances in gender equality but most women were still not able to vote. and coming up in sport. chelsea in trouble again. could the champions come back from a goal down at watford to avoid a second straight premier league defeat? good evening. theresa may s decision to rule out being a member of any kind of customs union after brexit will result in new trade barriers on british goods and services. that was the warning delivered by the eu s chief brexit negotiator michel barnier after talks in downing street today. mr barnie
brexiteers in her party who she says are not proper tories. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may s decision to rule out being a member of any kind of customs union after brexit will result in new trade barriers on british goods and services. that was the warning delivered by the eu s chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, in downing street today. he went further, saying the time had come for the uk to choose what sort of relationship it wanted with the eu after leaving. labour says it s foolhardy to reject a customs union with britain s largest trading partner, as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. in a hurry. notjust to catch the 1056 from brussels to london. we have not a minute to lose, because we want to achieve a deal. but the eu s chief negotiator wants to press on. it is time for bargaining he says as the next round of brexit talks loom. the first priority for him and his host david davis is to agree what happens straight after brexit. do you
stock market index. the dow closed down more than 4% over a 1000 points the biggest one day point fall in history. investors are reacting to the latest data on wages in the us, which suggest bigger interest rate rises might be on the way. katie silver reports. little did they know, they were ringing in the bell on what was to be the worst day on wall street in a decade. the dow jones industrial average, which measures the performance of 30 major companies, fell by an unprecedented 1,175 points. and it wasn t the only index to tumble. the nasdaq composite dropped almost 3.8%, while the s&p 500 lost more than 4%, its biggest drop since 2011. the trouble began last friday when new figures showed wages in the us were growing faster than expected. investors predict that a rise in salaries will cause more people to spend more, pushing up inflation. and if there s a rise in inflation, the us federal reserve will hike interest rates, which the market doesn t like. the wall street