weather at the moment, it is going to change pretty soon. if those sheep don t like the weather. i ll have the details pretty soon. also coming up who kn ewe? the sheep that can recognise human faces from photographs. and we re not pulling the wool. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. usually, flights home are a moment to relax and prepare for a warm welcome from familiar faces. not this one. as priti patel‘s plane approaches london, she knows that the prime minister wants to see her and is probably about to sack her from her cabinet job, having told her to head straight home from africa. she d only been there for a few hours, but the controversy over her trip to israel had caught up with her. this report from our political correspndent, leila nathoo. another high level meeting off the books. this time, with the israeli minister for public security, in parliament in september. in august, while on holiday in israel, priti patel said she had taken the opportunity
into the record books. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news: england women are pegged back on the opening day of the ashes test in sydney, one that they can t afford to lose. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. for the second time in just a week, theresa may is embarking on another cabinet reshuffle. she is carrying out a delicate balancing act as she decides who will replace priti patel as international development secretary. ms patel is a prominent brexit supporter, and the prime minister is facing calls to replace her with someone who also backs leaving the eu. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports from westminster. cleaning up after a chaotic week. notjust one but two cabinet ministers gone within days. no pressure on the prime minister to get her government back on track. how damaging is all this for the government? as the rest of a cabinet like the brexit secretary and fresh faces like the new chief whip try to get on wit