palace, which has been transformed into a winter wonderland. inside some of these rooms the story of cinderella has been recreated and we will be showing nuke ‘em through because of the morning. weather wise, it is cloudy, wet, and they will have more of that in 15 minutes. showing you through them. it s wednesday the 5th of december. our top story: there were dramatic scenes in the house of commons as it took just over an hour for the government to suffer three significant defeats on brexit yesterday. but theresa may remains insistant her deal is the best for britain. ministers will respond to one of those votes by revealing when they ll publish the full legal advice they received about the plan. our political correspondent iain watson looks back at what was an unprecedented day in westminster. fighting for her deal, fighting for herjob. on the second day of the brexit debate, there is a focus on security. but some mps wonder how sick us theresa may used in number 10.
yes. ryanair faces legal action from the civil aviation authority after it cancelled hundreds of flights over the summer, but refused to compensate passengers local authorities are due to find out tomorrow how much funding they will receive from central government in the next financial year. the home office is accused of failing to heed repeated warnings about the negative affects its immigration policies would have on the windrush generation. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the full legal advice on theresa may s brexit plan is due to be published in the next half an hour. it s after the government suffered a series of defeats in the commons yesterday. mps are to resume debating the brexit deal this afternoon, but yesterday s defeats suggests the prime ministerfaces an uphill struggle to get it past mps in a crucial vote next week. let s examine some of the key points from yesterday. it tookjust over an hour for the government to suffer three significant defeats
republican lawmakers say all of it all of it puts our national security in danger. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus . the decision by president biden to release another 15 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve puts our nation s emergency supply at its lowest level in four decades. this has been his administration s reflexive move for months now. biden already has released, when you add it up, 165 million barrels. now add on to what he is about to bring us, 15 more and you hit 180 since he took office. in other words, his presidency has been rocking high gas prices for quite some time now. why now focus on it? the president seeming to get a bit defensive when someone asked that question. what is your request to republicans who say you are only doing the release to help democrats in the mid-terms? president biden: where have they been the last four months is my response. is it politically motivated? president biden: no it s
living next door to a fraternity. the outrageous behavior caught on camera. got to give it up and pharrell not giving up anything in court. the superstar taking the stand in the blurred lines trial claiming he didn t rip off the marvin gaye classic. and wait until you hear how much money the smash hit song really earned. got to give it up got to give it up keep on dancing you just can t help but move and groove to marvin gaye. that s the song at the center of that blurred lines trial. we ll have more on that ahead. and we have so much to get to. this morning that massive storm sweeping across the country dropping snow from texas to new york, six states declaring an emergency. more than 2400 flights canceled. ginger and our team on that. in a minute. but we begin with that breaking news. look at these dramatic pictures. right here. the u.s. ambassador to south korea, mark lippert, viciously slashed at a breakfast speech. north korea is praising the atta
on camera. got to give it up pharrell not giving up anything in court. the superstar taking the stand in the blurred lines trial claiming he didn t rip off the marvin gaye classic. and wait until you hear how much money the smash hit song really earned. got to give it up got to give it up keep on dancing you just can t help but move and groove to marvin gaye. that s the song at the center of that blurred lines trial. we ll have more on that ahead. we have so much to get to. that massive storm sweeping across the country dropping snow from texas to new york six states declaring an emergency. more than 2400 flights canceled. ginger and our team on that. that breaking news. look at these dramatic pictures. the u.s. ambassador to south korea mark lippert viciously slashed at a breakfast speech. north korea is praising the attack as the ambassador recovers in a hospital this morning. abc s terry moran has all the latest. good morning, terry. reporter: good