North east scotland. It has been a bright start, low 2a high teens. There will be an area of cloud running down to eastern england, may be some toward South West England and increasing in Northern Ireland. For many it will be clear. Where you are, especially in the countryside, single figures and may be close to freezing in part of eastern scotland. Turning wetter in Northern Ireland through the day, increasing cloud in the west and isolated showers possible elsewhere. Despite increasing cloud, it will stay fine and temperatures in the high teens oi and temperatures in the high teens or low 20s. That is pretty much where they will be through much of this week. But it is going to be a decidedly mixed week. Some rain at times, occasionalsunshine, decidedly mixed week. Some rain at times, occasional sunshine, too. Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines. Leaked emails from the British Ambassador to washington have described president Trumps Administration as inept, insecure and incompetent
Back at the week in parliament. The chancellor says no to no deal brexit. And it was a week that was remarkably brexit heavy, and we havent had one of those for ages. The chancellor started it. Preparing for no deal is not the same as avoiding the effects of no deal. Jeremy corbyn and theresa may picked up the baton. The best thing to do would be to go back to the people, and let them decide which way we go labour wants to block brexit, and that would be a betrayal of the many by the few also on the programme. The go to guide for parliament goes online, forfree. But first, it wasnt so long ago that you couldnt get through a single parliamentary debate without brexit coming up. Little else was talked about in westminster. But since the deadline was extended until the end of october, its gone a bit quiet. But all that changed this week. The two conservative leadership candidates were responsible by both saying they were willing to allow the uk to leave without a deal. With renewed no dea
Now on bbc news the week in parliament. Hello and welcome to the week in parliament. And it was a week that was remarkably brexit heavy, and we havent had one of those for ages. The chancellor started it. Preparing for no deal is not the same as avoiding the effects of no deal. Jeremy corbyn and theresa may picked up the baton. The best thing to do would be to go back to the people, and let them decide which way we go labour wants to block brexit, and that would be a betrayal of the many by the few also on the programme. The go to guide for parliament goes online, forfree. But first, it wasnt so long ago that you couldnt get through a single parliamentary debate without brexit coming up. Little else was talked about in westminster. But since the deadline was extended until the end of october, its gone a bit quiet. But all that changed this week. The two conservative leadership candidates were responsible by both saying they were willing to allow the uk to leave without a deal. With ren
Good morning, welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Im anna edwards. Morning, a lot going on today and the Global Market maybe is the turnaround, that i guess is your top story anna . Dont call it a comeback, not yet. U. S. Futures point higher as we said in our headline. An interesting idea as to why there was not as much conviction to the downside as we had assumed, given what we were seeing in markets. Saw the dipsys we open up at the start of the trading session reduced as we went through the day. Corporate earnings, the number of company saying the profits will be beat estimates. 1. 21, the highest since 2010. Optimistics,ceos meaning many investors thought they were able to disregard concerns of geopolitics and north korea. Highyield credit and the fed, getting back in usingbuying opportunities. What is the broader risk radar . Just looking at the nikkei, not as broad as the to pix. Over the last six days it had fallen. Today its bouncing back up for the first day in seven. 1. 5
It begs questions unfortunately, and a lot of supportive newspapers are turning this on to the person who is responsible. She cant blame nick timothy this time, she cant blame any other advisers. How can you spend the weekend briefing about a reshuffle then failed to carry it out . It is quite remarkable. But there have been significant changes. It is quite remarkable. But there have been significant changesm terms of titles the name of the department. Yes, jeremy hunt with an extra bit on his portfolio, but he was already the secretary of state for social care anyway. But the daily telegraph, night of the blunder stiletto, alluding to what i was saying at the beginning. Jenni, your point. The papers which on the whole have really backed theresa may on what they are sceptical tonight. The sun, the telegraph, pretty much cheerleaders, and they are saying this is feeble, the reshuffle has fallen flat, she has been derailed, andi fallen flat, she has been derailed, and i think your point