for securing access to the single market, mr davis told mps the ”major criterion" was getting the best access for goods and services to the european market, i'm joined from our westminster studio by the conservative mep daniel hannan. thatch thatch forjoining us, thatch forjoining us, what thatch forjoining us, what is thatch forjoining us, what is your thatch forjoining us, what is your view about view about david davis considering paying to view about david davis considering paying to get access to paying to get access to the single market? paying to get access to the single market? you paying to get access to the single market? you don't paying to get access to the single market? you don't pay access market? you don't pay access for the single market. market? you don't pay access for the single market. almost every country single market. almost every country in the single market. almost every country in the world has single market. almost every country in the world has access in the world has access to the single market. in the world has access to the single market. the question is single market. the question is whether you pay for whether you pay for something more than that, whether you pay for something more than that, for whether you pay for something more than that, fora continuing than that, fora continuing presence in some than that, fora continuing presence in some of the eu than that, fora continuing presence in some of the eu bodies and in some of the eu bodies and the institutions that corp in some of the eu bodies and the institutions that corp not institutions that corp not only market market issues but educational research market issues but educational research programmes”, research programmes”, and i think we accept research programmes”, and i think we accept to remain research programmes”, and i think we accept to remain part we accept to remain part of a continuing projects continuing projects we should pay our share continuing projects we should pay our share of that, continuing projects we should pay our share of that, what we should

our share of that, what we should not be doing is our share of that, what we should not be doing is giving money to not be doing is giving money to other countries as not be doing is giving money to other countries as they not be doing is giving money to other countries as they have a lower other countries as they have a lower gdp than other countries as they have a lower gdp than ours there gdp than ours there are more needed places outside gdp than ours there are more needed places outside of europe if gdp than ours there are more needed places outside of europe if we places outside of europe if we have a foreign aid places outside of europe if we have a foreign aid budget, it places outside of europe if we have a foreign aid budget, it should go a foreign aid budget, it should go to a foreign aid budget, it should go to deserving to deserving cases like africa, asia, rather to deserving cases like africa, asia, rather than in europe. to deserving cases like africa, asia, rather than in europe. we to deserving cases like africa, asia, rather than in europe. we have asia, rather than in europe. we have said we want asia, rather than in europe. we have said we want to leave said we want to leave the european union, why said we want to leave the european union, why would they allow union, why would they allow us to cherry-pick? union, why would they allow us to cherry-pick? it is cherry-pick? it is interesting the way cherry-pick? it is interesting the way you put that question‘ cherry-pick? it is interesting the way you put that question‘ it way you put that question‘ it implies that somehow implies that somehow countries trade out implies that somehow countries trade out of favour, implies that somehow countries trade out of favour, but trade is out of favour, but trade is in everyone's interest. the out of favour, but trade is in everyone's interest. the day we everyone's interest. the day we leave the european union, everyone's interest. the day we leave the european union, we will be leave the european union, we will be its largest market leave the european union, we will be its largest market adam smith its largest market adam smith said more than 200 years its largest market adam smith said more than 200 years ago, it its largest market adam smith said more than 200 years ago, it is its largest market adam smith said more than 200 years ago, it is not more than 200 years ago, it is not from the benevolence more than 200 years ago, it is not from the benevolence of the from the benevolence of the butcher, brewer from the benevolence of the butcher, brewer or the baker but from the benevolence of the butcher, brewer or the baker but from brewer or the baker but from the regard of self-interest. regard of self-interest. the interest regard of self-interest. the interest is the regard of self-interest. the interest is the same as the regard of self-interest. the interest is the same as the eu's, regard of self-interest. the interest is the same as the eu's, we interest is the same as the eu's, we want prosperous interest is the same as the eu's, we want prosperous neighbours and they want prosperous neighbours and they want the same thing, want prosperous neighbours and they want the same thing, how

want the same thing, how short-changed want the same thing, how short-changed would voters feel if short-changed would voters feel if we are inside short-changed would voters feel if we are inside the single market we are inside the single market in a sense, we are inside the single market in a sense, if we pay a sense, if we pay a joining fee or however sense, if we pay a joining fee or however it is worked however it is worked out, if what they however it is worked out, if what they thought that they were they thought that they were voting for was no they thought that they were voting for was no more of that and they thought that they were voting for was no more of that and no more for was no more of that and no more of the migration that went for was no more of that and no more of the migration that went with it? of the migration that went with it? | of the migration that went with it? i think | of the migration that went with it? i think i probably did i think i probably did more rallies and i think i probably did more rallies and debates than any i think i probably did more rallies and debates than any other human and debates than any other human being during the and debates than any other human being during the referendum, being during the referendum, i did 102 being during the referendum, i did 102 debates, as well as 102 debates, as well as lots of rallies around 102 debates, as well as lots of rallies around the country‘ 102 debates, as well as lots of rallies around the country‘ i did rallies around the country‘ i did not come rallies around the country‘ i did not come across rallies around the country‘ i did not come across a desire to walk not come across a desire to walk away from the european away from the european common market away from the european common market‘ there was away from the european common market‘ there was a lot away from the european common market‘ there was a lot of market‘ there was a lot of concern about sovereignty, border about sovereignty, border control but really about sovereignty, border control but really no constituencies but really no constituencies out there saying we there saying we should not be trading there saying we should not be trading with countries trading with countries which are allies trading with countries which are allies and trading with countries which are allies and friends of ours, allies and friends of ours, as well as suppliers and allies and friends of ours, as well as suppliers and customers. as suppliers and customers. so the objective is as suppliers and customers. so the objective is to have a relationship objective is to have a relationship with the eu objective is to have a relationship with the eu that objective is to have a relationship with the eu that is a objective is to have a relationship with the eu that is a common objective is to have a relationship with the eu that is a common market, with the eu that is a common market, not a common with the eu that is a common market, not a common government, based not a common government, based on alliance rather than alliance rather than abception. i'm sure we alliance rather than abception. i'm sure we can do

alliance rather than abception. i'm sure we can do that so it sure we can do that so it is beneficial to all. sure we can do that so it is beneficial to all. that beneficial to all. that brings an advantage to us beneficial to all. that brings an advantage to us and to our european partners. thank you very much, the the government the government is the government is dropping a the government is dropping a national teaching scheme to nationalteaching scheme to hire more teachers‘ more teachers‘ with more teachers‘ with us more teachers‘ with us is more teachers‘ with us is branwenjeffries. more teachers‘ with us is branwenjeffries. tell us with us is branwenjeffries. tell us what the national teaching what the national teaching service was to look like? what the national teaching service was to look like? this was to look like? this was an idea floated was to look like? this was an idea floated by david cameron was to look like? this was an idea floated by david cameron in 2014 floated by david cameron in 2014 as a floated by david cameron in 2014 as a way of targeting good a way of targeting good teachers into areas a way of targeting good teachers into areas that we were into areas that we were struggling to recruit, into areas that we were struggling to recruit, a into areas that we were struggling to recruit, a year into areas that we were struggling to recruit, a year ago, to recruit, a year ago, the then case, to recruit, a year ago, the then case, nicky morgan promised to recruit, a year ago, the then case, nicky morgan promised that case, nicky morgan promised that there case, nicky morgan promised that there would be 1500 outstanding there would be 1500 outstanding teachers placed there would be 1500 outstanding teachers placed in the schools by teachers placed in the schools by 2020. teachers placed in the schools by 2020, this would teachers placed in the schools by 2020, this would be in 2020, this would be in areas like coastal towns where 2020, this would be in areas like coastal towns where they have coastal towns where they have difficulty in getting teachers to difficulty in getting teachers to go and to work there‘ difficulty in getting teachers to go and to work there‘ but

and to work there‘ but freedom of information request and to work there‘ but freedom of information request by and to work there but freedom of information request by the information request by the times education information request by the times education supplement found that education supplement found that only 50 had education supplement found that only 50 had been appointed education supplement found that only 50 had been appointed to a pilot 50 had been appointed to a pilot scheme 50 had been appointed to a pilot scheme and today scheme and today the department for education scheme and today the department for education confirmed it would not education confirmed it would not take education confirmed it would not take the pilot further but take the pilot further but to learn the take the pilot further but to learn the lessons from the pilot the lessons from the pilot and roll it the lessons from the pilot and roll it into future plans but this it into future plans but this is definitely it into future plans but this is definitely not what it was promising definitely not what it was promising a year ago‘ a year ago‘ is a year ago‘ is there any idea a year ago‘ is there any idea why people were is there any idea why people were not attracted to it.7 is there any idea why people were not attracted to it.7 what was not attracted to it.7 what was it not promising not attracted to it.7 what was it not promising that would have promising that would have appealed to them? promising that would have appealed to them? we promising that would have appealed to them? we know from to them? we know from sir michael wilshaw, to them? we know from sir michael wilshaw, who to them? we know from sir michael wilshaw, who delivered to them? we know from sir michael wilshaw, who delivered his final wilshaw, who delivered his final report today, wilshaw, who delivered his final report today, the chief executive report today, the chief executive inspector of report today, the chief executive inspector of schools that inspector of schools that no matter where your inspector of schools that no matter where your school it is, inspector of schools that no matter where your school it is, it is hard where your school it is, it is hard to recruit teachers‘ where your school it is, it is hard to recruit teachers‘ looking to recruit teachers‘ looking at figures to recruit teachers‘ looking at figures published last to recruit teachers‘ looking at figures published last week to figures published last week to people starting figures published last week to people starting training people starting training in teachers, people starting training in teachers, in some subjects teachers, in some subjects were delow for teachers, in some subjects were delow for many years teachers, in some subjects were delow for many years in a row, delow for many years in a row, the number of delow for many years in a row, the number of teachers for delow for many years in a row, the number of teachers for example delow for many years in a row, the number of teachers for example for

number of teachers for example for the physics teachers, the physics teachers, the chemistry teachers, there teachers, there is a national shortage, teachers, there is a national shortage, if you are teachers, there is a national shortage, if you are at shortage, if you are at a school thatis shortage, if you are at a school that is isolated or at a shortage, if you are at a school that is isolated or at a school that is isolated or at a school in an area that that is isolated or at a school in an area that is struggling, if an area that is struggling, if a teacher can pick and an area that is struggling, if a teacher can pick and choose where teacher can pick and choose where to work, they teacher can pick and choose where to work, they could choose the work, they could choose the bright lights work, they could choose the bright lights and work, they could choose the bright lights and the work, they could choose the bright lights and the busy life work, they could choose the bright lights and the busy life of work, they could choose the bright lights and the busy life of a lights and the busy life of a busy city, lights and the busy life of a busy city, at an outstanding city, at an outstanding school, rather than one with city, at an outstanding school, rather than one with difficulties, buzz aldrin, the second man ever to walk on the moon, has been evacuated from the south pole on health grounds‘ the 86 year old former astronaut was part of a tourist group visiting the pole when his condition apparently deteriorated, the company operating the trip say he was evacuated as a precaution and his condition is now described as stable. in 1969, buzz aldrin and neil armstrong became the first men to walk on the moon, as part of the apollo 11 mission, now expressions like lightning fast, and quick fire, may not normally be ones you associate with chess. but, after three weeks of gruelling play, that was how this year's world the players, from norway and russia, were tied six-all

so it all came down to the equivalent of a chess penalty shoot out, as helena lee reports‘ two two grand masters two grand masters of chess, one board, two grand masters of chess, one board, fighting for board, fighting for the title of world chess board, fighting for the title of world chess champion. they are off‘ world chess champion. they are off‘ after world chess champion. they are off‘ after three weeks world chess champion. they are off‘ after three weeks of world chess champion. they are off‘ after three weeks of play, after three weeks of play, the final four quick-fire games four quick-fire games to determine the four quick-fire games to determine the winners for chess the winner‘ for chess fans, these are a thrill the winner‘ for chess fans, these are a thrill moves are a thrill moves made at lightening speed, lightening speed, complete lightening speed, complete concentration too, helped complete concentration too, helped by the sound proof room, by the sound proof room, this by the sound proof room, this tense by the sound proof room, this tense final was watched this tense final was watched by millions across the world‘ millions across the world‘ and millions across the world‘ and here's millions across the world‘ and here's the millions across the world‘ and here's the move millions across the world‘ and here's the move where and here's the move where magnus carlsen and here's the move where magnus carlsen puts his opponent carlsen puts his opponent in check-mate. check-mate. after check-mate. after the match, the after the match, the champion said it hadn't after the match, the champion said it hadn't been an easy game,

it hadn't been an easy game, | it hadn't been an easy game, i would like it hadn't been an easy game, i would like to thank it hadn't been an easy game, i would like to thank my i would like to thank my opponent again i would like to thank my opponent again for a very good fight. again for a very good fight. it again for a very good fight. it wasn't again for a very good fight. it wasn't easy. again for a very good fight. it wasn't easy. at again for a very good fight. it wasn't easy. at any moment, it wasn't easy. at any moment, it was not easy, it wasn't easy. at any moment, it was not easy, yeah. was not easy, yeah. if was not easy, yeah. if a couple of was not easy, yeah. if a couple of crucial moments if a couple of crucial moments i had gone another if a couple of crucial moments i had gone another way, we would have gone another way, we would have a different champion. different champion. for different champion. for magnus different champion. for magnus carlsen, a double for magnus carlsen, a double celebration, world chess celebration, world chess champion for the fourth time. celebration, world chess champion for the fourth time. but for the fourth time. but he's celebrating for the fourth time. but he's celebrating something else, celebrating something else, the day he celebrating something else, the day he won was his he won was his birthday, he is still only he won was his birthday, he is still only 26‘ only 26‘ helena only 26‘ helena lee, bbc news. england england is still england is still in a housing crisis. england is still in a housing crisis. slums england is still in a housing crisis. slums have been replaced england is still in a housing crisis. slums have been replaced by crisis. slums have been replaced by people sleeping on

people sleeping on friend's sofas or on the people sleeping on friend's sofas or on the streets‘ we have this report, these were images that shocked the nation, of slums, of deprivation, families struggling out of sight‘ that is me‘ claire was the youngest daughter in one of those families, how do you feel looking at this? i'm not going to say ashamed, but i think, how did this happen? why did this happen? a lonely time really, because as i would say, who would want to mix with you when you live like that? nick's photograph catapulted the housing charity shelter into the public eye. that helped claire's family into a new home. i could imagine a lottery winner today feels exactly as | felt‘ as i said, thejoy, the space, a proper home‘

that is all anybody wants‘ isn't it? but obviously, unfortunately, it doesn't happen, does it? today, shelter say that there are still families struggling out of sight, the slums are gone but behind curtains, there are families getting by, in shelters, emergency shelters, bed and breakfasts there was a time when you were sheltered in there was a time when you were settled in yes, it was wonderful memories that | mn never forget. it will always be there, did you ever imagine back then that you would be in the situation that you are in now? n0, a divorce, a changing job, a cut in wages, stress, depression, rent arrears, a series of things led her to be

a series of things led deborah to be homeless, it hurts, \cry at night, it is so difficult, you know, lwould not wish this on anybody whatsoever. and unfortunately i need more help. none of these are deborah's belongings, they are scattered throughout the lofts and garages of a handful of friends who let her and her daughter sleep on sofas and spare beds, shelter say they are two of a huge number of hidden homeless. research today has found that over a quarter of a million people in england today are homeless. this for the first time gives a clear picture of the problem, because all too often it is hidden, the government says it does not recognise shelter's figures, the charities that are helping deborah to find legal aid to challenge the decision of the local authority not to help her, they say that she deliberately made herself homeless when she walked out of a private flat.

she says it was a flat that she couldn't afford and she thought there would be a safety net and there wasn't, you go down that road and you don't climb back up, it is hard. do you think it could happen to anybody? i think it could happen to anybody. jamie jamie mccubbin, bbc jamie mccubbin, bbc news, jamie mccubbin, bbc news, let's jamie mccubbin, bbc news, let's have a look jamie mccubbin, bbc news, let's have a look at let's have a look at the weather forecast with helen. let's have a look at the weather forecast with helen. hello. let's have a look at the weather forecast with helen. hello. forecast with helen. hello. hello, forecast with helen. hello. hello, martine‘ forecast with helen. hello. hello, martine‘ i think it is hello, martine‘ i think it is good news. hello, martine‘ i think it is good news. | hello, martine‘ i think it is good news. i like the dry, news. i like the dry, crisps, weather. news. i like the dry, crisps, weather. it news. i like the dry, crisps, weather. it has been dry this autumn weather. it has been dry this autumn hasn't it? weather. it has been dry this autumn hasn't it? but weather. it has been dry this autumn hasn't it? but we have had beautiful, beautiful weather pictures beautiful, beautiful weather pictures sent beautiful, beautiful weather pictures sent in from our weather pictures sent in from our weather watchers, pictures sent in from our weather watchers, gorgeously pictures sent in from our weather watchers, gorgeously sunny in watchers, gorgeously sunny in east sussex‘ watchers, gorgeously sunny in east sussex‘ there has been fog, sussex‘ there has been fog, that is coming sussex‘ there has been fog, that is coming and going‘ sussex‘ there has been fog, that is coming and going‘ the problem coming and going‘ the problem is it is

coming and going‘ the problem is it is with coming and going‘ the problem is it is with us is with us throughout the evening and overnight is with us throughout the evening and overnight and into tomorrow‘ and overnight and into tomorrow‘ thickening up in places. and overnight and into tomorrow‘ thickening up in places. that thickening up in places. that is a concern if thickening up in places. that is a concern if you are travelling, concern if you are travelling, impacting concern if you are travelling, impacting on the concern if you are travelling, impacting on the faster routes. concern if you are travelling, impacting on the faster routes. the impacting on the faster routes. the south-west of wales, that south-west of wales, that is where the fog lingered. south-west of wales, that is where the fog lingered. that south-west of wales, that is where the fog lingered. that is thickening the fog lingered. that is thickening up, also northern the fog lingered. that is thickening up, also northern ireland‘ the fog lingered. that is thickening up, also northern ireland‘ here a up, also northern ireland‘ here a weak weather front to up, also northern ireland‘ here a weak weather front to the north, weak weather front to the north, there weak weather front to the north, there is cloud weak weather front to the north, there is cloud and compared weak weather front to the north, there is cloud and compared to the there is cloud and compared to the recent nights there is cloud and compared to the recent nights where there has been recent nights where there has been frost, here is a change. frost, here is a change. temperatures frost, here is a change. temperatures under the cloud temperatures under the cloud in the towns temperatures under the cloud in the towns and temperatures under the cloud in the towns and the cities are holding towns and the cities are holding up at towns and the cities are holding up at four to six celsius, towns and the cities are holding up at four to six celsius, frost towns and the cities are holding up at four to six celsius, frost in at four to six celsius, frost in the valleys of northern ireland. at four to six celsius, frost in the valleys of northern ireland. it valleys of northern ireland. it was milder there valleys of northern ireland. it was milder there last night. valleys of northern ireland. it was milder there last night. not so cold milder there last night. not so cold in the morning but in the morning but still scraping the ice from in the morning but still scraping the ice from the cars, the ice from the cars, there is the fog the ice from the cars, there is the fog issue, the ice from the cars, there is the fog issue, southern areas fog issue, southern areas to the south of fog issue, southern areas to the south of wales, northern south of wales, northern ireland where it has where it has been stubborn and stayed all where it has been stubborn and stayed all day. stayed all day. when it stayed all day. when it clears when it clears from northern ireland, |

when it clears from northern ireland, lam hoping ireland, lam hoping for more ssh than today‘ ireland, lam hoping for more ssh than today‘ spells ireland, lam hoping for more ssh than today‘ spells of sunshine in than today‘ spells of sunshine in the west of scotland, than today‘ spells of sunshine in the west of scotland, the than today‘ spells of sunshine in the west of scotland, the east has a the west of scotland, the east has a weak weather front the west of scotland, the east has a weak weather front with an odd weak weather front with an odd spot of rain weak weather front with an odd spot of rain in the eastern weak weather front with an odd spot of rain in the eastern areas it of rain in the eastern areas it cleared of rain in the eastern areas it cleared orkney and shetlands, cleared orkney and shetlands, so brighter and drier but cleared orkney and shetlands, so brighter and drier but cold. much brighter and drier but cold. much colder than it has brighter and drier but cold. much colder than it has been brighter and drier but cold. much colder than it has been forthe past colder than it has been forthe past couple colder than it has been forthe past couple of colder than it has been forthe past couple of days, so colder than it has been forthe past couple of days, so at 10 couple of days, so at 10 down to 5 celsius‘ celsius‘ cloud celsius‘ cloud in the southern half of cloud in the southern half of the country tomorrow‘ then cloud in the southern half of the country tomorrow‘ then as we move country tomorrow‘ then as we move forward in forward in time, the high pressure moves forward in time, the high pressure moves to the east‘ forward in time, the high pressure moves to the east‘ it forward in time, the high pressure moves to the east‘ it changes our moves to the east‘ it changes our wind moves to the east‘ it changes our wind direction moves to the east‘ it changes our wind direction from the wind direction from the current north-westerly, wind direction from the current north-westerly, to a south-easterly, north-westerly, to a south-easterly, coming off a dry continent. north-westerly, to a south-easterly, coming off a dry continent. so that coming off a dry continent. so that means coming off a dry continent. so that means that coming off a dry continent. so that means that the air is means that the air is drier, there should means that the air is drier, there should not be so much clouds means that the air is drier, there should not be so much clouds more should not be so much clouds more sunshine should not be so much clouds more sunshine by day but sunshine by day but frost returning at night. sunshine by day but frost returning at night. there at night. there the temperatures, six to at night. there the temperatures, six to seven for six to seven for most, so clearly chilly six to seven for most, so clearly chilly again‘ hard six to seven for most, so clearly chilly again‘ hard frost by night chilly again‘ hard frost by night and patchy fog‘ chilly again‘ hard frost by night and patchy fog‘ but lots of sunshine and patchy fog‘ but lots of sunshine otherwise,

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