hello, i‘m simon mccoy. you're proving i have walked into the as president trump prepares to announce his next move. wrong studio. studio. or re—impose sanctions. whether he‘ll abandon a deal watching with iran or with iran or reimpose sanctions. re—impose sanctions. afternoon one of the prime minister‘s plans for customs control as the prime minister‘s plans for customs control as ‘crazy‘. would be consequences. live, and highlight examples of government waste. of downing street‘s plans for ‘crazy‘. i'm customs controls as crazy. surprise visit to content any request you want to but on the bbc facebook page. on the bbc facebook page. we will leave it there. china. simon implications. you have just with china president xi jinping as positive. more towards the nhs. and, bridging the generational divide. mccoy. managed to buy the new proposals to reduce wealth inequality. a house. and make working pensioners pay more brussels and jerusalem. house. towards the nhs. and for working pensioners to pay more towards the nhs. the other main stories the new proposals aimed at reducing the generational divide. sport now on on bbc news at whether he'll abandon a deal with iran, or re—impose sanctions. just the ticket, or totally five... been at the age of 25 to be given off the rails? afternoon live with that? that? holly hamilton. fairer and easier to and and easier to an use. use. we talk to commuters. of downing street's plans for unannounced sport now on afternoon customs controls as "crazy". live with holly hamilton. visit. are not going to now until maybe your late 20s if you are lucky. just the ticket? 0r totally off the rails? is because of the other scheme available. ticket prices fairer. more towards the nhs. there are schemes coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with holly hamilton. but when i do i‘m trump. huge match in the premier league tonight? baseball‘s coming to the these are the teams you are going to do it with. the new proposals to reduce wealth inequality. 0ur correspondent, laura bicker, is following developments from seoul. there? how much of a surprise is this second trip? very confused as to what uk. which just so happens to be in the uk. to pick. to what to pick. that‘s right. is that crazy, i knew still ready to resign? between swansea and southampton. the government and put a 5% choice for customs controls after brexit crazy. both tied on 33 points. and what a way to begin their first because how much of a deposit down. venture into europe. down. bridge a generational gap in wealth.

surprise is this second trip it‘s almost got the feeling of a cup final for reality is, you will not until your late 20s, it if you are lucky. just the ticket? so quickly? york yankees on the boston red sox will play games in london next year. this second trip so quickly? it is a huge everything to be handed over to them on a plate. these two teams. will play games in london next year. after the world snooker 0r totally off the rails? more details at half past four. thanks, holly. and darren bett has all the weather. surprise. what is your response? in june next year. final. ticket prices fairer. huge surprise. it‘s coming up on afternoon live all the sport. regular—season matches. it looks sunny, but how long? 26. don't know what your parents‘ response, you had it easy, you lot? response, you had it first time since he took power in five 2011. easy, you lot? in the relegation zone. degrees today, our top temperature at gravesend in kent. the new snooker champion is at least a man of at gravesend in kent. 2011. his word? potentially between different a man of his word? of their own destiny. very true, more of that later on. teams. of that later on. looking at the pollen here in the uk o‘clock. but also in france. they are expecting it to but also in france. talk to you then, darren. sell out fast. giving away mortgages and loans and it was by a 96th— minute equaliser in a 1—1 draw at everton thank you very much. also coming up — making wales the "world‘s first quite easy. on saturday. refill nation". how the welsh are waging war on it was quite easy. john henry about the an important meeting ahead of any summit with president trump. plastic waste. championship title and stripping off in the process. summit with president trump. hello more details later. thanks holly, and darren has announcement. there are schemes in place, but all the weather. status for next season. it is hard. is hard. everyone. the table when it comes to the discussions about denuclearisation. discussions about denuclearisation. it is have we had the summer or is it this is afternoon live. a big still going on? still going on? i‘m simon mccoy. across eastern part of the uk but things are changing. deal. things are changing. that situation at the moment, so i means it will be cooler with rain on the synchronise measures by both parties towards eventual denuclearisation. towards eventual denuclearisation. think it would help. are very much the team we have yankees, that was almost a decade of talking way. the way. think it would help. about it. talking about to damage. with iran over its nuclear programme. damage. our fans make a big impact in the liberty. will take a look at that later in the programme. it. thanks darren. in the liberty.

my players play better when we play at home. better when we play in major league baseball and it's coming to the uk. at home. believe that we will stay in the premier. of stopping the country from developing a taking these steps, it is talking about all partners. many people coming from the us generation just expecting something nuclear weapon. about all partners. to see this series. but west brom fans will games in london injune next for nothing. see this series. for nothing. be watching with bated breath to london to see these two teams play. just to make it clear, this will be a huge event. year. hello this snowflake generation, i suppose i would too. announcing a regular fixture over in the states. everyone, be part of that. i would be part of that. so with a rivalry like this one, there this house. will be a battle for tickets! is hoping for a stalemate simon. richard galpin reports. fairness and especially, most of all in the cost of housing. afternoon in the live. cost of and his decision on whether to pull out of the the us also taking some kind of phased denuclearisation steps. phased denuclearisation steps. housing. iran nuclear deal. many times he‘s two of the biggest names in american baseball are coming here? great news for expressed his desire it is going to be great and great to see it here. see it here. baseball fans in to see it the uk. have concerns about all of these things. over its nuclear scrapped. the premier league but it‘s just as exciting at the bottom. things. if not more so. programme. between swansea and southampton. in terms of where everybody will be happier as a of stopping the country from developing a and what a way to it‘s a good old relegation dogfight at the liberty stadium tonight. result? happier as a result? nuclear weapon. start. it‘s almost got the feeling of a cup final for will meet at the london stadium respite from punishing economic sanctions. these two teams. the cash and spending it on a holiday? in june next year. until 7:00pm tonight and that announcement from holiday? of course, but they‘re on a pretty dismal run. the white house. richard galpin reports. the hopes of this peninsula than the fears of this peninsula. regular—season matches. they haven‘t won in seven premier league games. fears of this peninsula. prices even further, that is what we have seen with other schemes. has come to europe. in the relegation zone. kimjong—un in south korea, they soared. is playing a prominent of their own destiny.

soared. potentially between different frankly doesn't buy you a role. teams. on goal front door. door. difference. potential meeting with the us and what results that may bring. what results that may bring. stadium so it‘s wider than most other stadiums in london. and israel, but also by a 96th—minute equaliser in a 1—1 draw at everton on saturday. speak to analysts, they say let's put the brakes on a little. they are expecting it possibly with the united decision on whether to pull out of the iran put the brakes on a states as well. nuclear deal. little. to sell out fast. the iran nuclear deal. has expressed his desire to bad news now for status for next season. see it scrapped. arsenal captain laurent koscielny. let‘s hearfrom the managers. about whether or not this peninsula was going to scrapped. go to war. gimmicks which are failing to address the fundamental problem. was going to go to war. on a ruptured achilles tendon. address the fundamental problem. and reimpose sanctions on describing the defender as "devastated". the iranians. how much impact they have had is not clear. semi—final exit at atletico madrid. company respite from punishing out by kimberly macro and here we are discussing prospective peace. are discussing prospective peace. economic sanctions. economic sanctions. swansea are very much the disused quarries and staff and open that up to development. that up to lows against the team we have to damage. have to go, there are huge leaps and bounds to be overcome. bounds to be overcome. dollar. have to damage. development. the defender has had surgery on his ankle. do far more good than anything in this report, that's the problem. this report, that's the problem. syria where iran is playing a prominent role. in holland in march. i believe we will prominent role. stay in the premier league. ones and i'm afraid premier league. may be looking to get more trade out these are gimmicks. reimpose sanctions. of china. of china. gimmicks. relegation will occur for them if either side winter night. and they will be wanting the sanctions lifted as for arsenal captain laurent well. sanctions lifted as well. koscielny. but also possibly with the united states as well.

against derbyshire later this week. on a ruptured achilles tendon. states as well. or are you a eurovision fan, which is it? both. your husband, do you regard yourself as lucky? extremely describing the defender as "devastated". lucky. on its own feet. semi—final exit at atletico madrid. mentioned, london, manchester, pull—out of the deal and reimpose sanctions on the iranians. relations with the world if the us pulls out of the nuclear deal. sanctions on the iranians. feel totally inadequate listening to steve rosenberg tinkling away. big cities. champions league cup final against real madrid. how much impact they have had, is clear. steve rosenberg tinkling away. cities. against pakistan, which starts in just over two weeks‘ time. richard galpin, how multitalented can one man be? the defender has had surgery on his multitalented can one man be? bbc news. ankle. impact they have had, is clear. problem i think, the cost of buying that is what we are all thinking. is what we are all thinking. laura, thank you very much. somewhere. somewhere. in holland in march. young people continue to rise. out his press almost record lows against which means the generational wealth gap is widening. conference naked. from the moment it was the dollar. against derbyshire later this week. dollar. cost a first home for a young couple like you two is? signed. like you two is? and examines the impact it‘s should be taxed more. the deposit you are going to be required to pay? going to be required to nothing but a sponsor‘s towel! had. is the iran nuclear deal about to and old has ‘broken down'. pay? be killed off? the united here's our economics correspondent andy verity. a family states reimpose two weeks‘ time. for a two bedroom flat, give in the uk and the need to efforts to build a bomb. gathering in that‘s all the sport sanctions. or take. nurture young british talent. cannock, staffordshire. take. for now. sanctions. ben mundy will be here with more for you in the this and for almost ten years, the next hour. stamp duty and all the other fees so you need about £20,000 or so. un imposed sanctions. whatever happens now, iran would stand you need about £20,000 or so. than their parents. on its own feet. stand on its own feet. dan, born in the 1990s, has been dealt a security council and far weaker hand. there is a couple

of names floating around. the eu. world if the us pulls out of the nuclear deal. age group 15 buying anything back in the 80s and 905? no. richard galpin, bbc. around. years ago. of action, the jcpoa. to the bbc newsrooms around the so what exactly uk. from the moment it was as likely to was in it? signed. rent privately. i'd love to move out, get my own place, but the reality is just... and examines the impact it's and allow international inspectors to monitor you're not going to now until your, maybe, set out by the welsh had. the rest. late 20s if you're lucky. government. so... and thousands of centrifuges. it's just the way it is at the minute. going to be old chinese youngsters taking over. this is a devolved issue. taking over. so steffan, run us through the proposals. is the iran nuclear deal about to be killed off? pension have higher incomes than they have are saying i don't necessarily want to buy my own home any more? killed off? to buy my own home any ever had. longer than what a lot of people thought. after housing costs, they are higher more? months to around a year. than for people of working age. giving the international community more time to respond tension over iran's alleged efforts to build a bomb. yet, if they work, pensioners pay to build a bomb. hours of this morning. to a crisis. no national insurance. in return, sanctions this was probably the last were lifted. broadcastable tweet from him. believe this and for almost ten years, the un imposed sanctions. iran could recover billions of pounds of frozen assets. years, the un imposed on healthcare and the end of the month you cannot save to do much. sanctions. social care. when he celebrated with a pint of milk and to do much. permanent members of the un security council and the eu. council and the an early night. i don‘t there were many pints of milk and trade like a normal country. eu. last night simon. the joint comprehensive of action, the jcp away. the joint comprehensive of action, away thousands of pounds a month on rent it seems very wasteful. would suit the specific circumstances here. rent it seems thejcp away. always had its circumstances here. so what exactly was in it? very wasteful. critics. it? themselves directly benefit. israel and saudi arabia say it isn‘t tough and no rash among the commission's recommendations are 2. enough. compared to less than 50% in england and scotland. government has done something to help this generation hasn't it? and scotland. promises this time? and allow nuclear inspectors to help this generation hasn't it? says iran should not be trusted.

monitor the rest. how does wales build on the success and sustain that? on the success and sustain that? monitor the rest. iran lied. there will be naked cartwheels to look forward to? look forward big—time. stockpiles of enriched uranium and thousands of centrifuges. donald trump says it is thousands of centrifuges. to? the worst deal in the inheritance tax and instead taxing large although they are still in the considering vain. world. considering vain. cash gifts. prices because not enough houses are being built. stay on you to watch you laugh at that one. being built. i have ever seen drawn the future, up to two, three months or a year. about rent which is extremely high in london. by anybody ever, ever. as what some people in london. or a year. community more time to think. of bbc coverage of a police search of his home i think it's quite difficult for respond to a crisis. them. in 2104. flaws can be for anything, retirement, investments, anything like that. investments, anything like that. in return, sanctions were fixed. lifted. work pay more than they do what are these perceived flaws and can they be fixed? lifted. invasion of privacy. now. the international market and trade like a addressed these gimmicks will not solve this problem. 0ur correspondent helena lee is at the high court. normal country. like a normal country. thank you very much. with the uk on other 15 or even 25 single use plastics. plastics. but the deal has always had its critics. use health and social years. for some, this is a problem. critics. israel and saudi arabia say it isn't tough care services. enough. on a uk wide deposit return scheme for plastic bottles. was sorry he could not be here because he is abroad at the moment. because he is abroad it isn't tough enough. for plastic at the moment. netanyahu in particular says iran should not behaviour around the middle east. bottles. be trusted. the financial generation gap, something has iran lied. big—time. big-time. already place in places like denmark, germany and sweden. to be done. denmark, germany and sweden. andy verity, bbc news. understand he might talk about the recent breast cancer scandal. recent breast cancer scandal. called it a double barrelled intrusion. donald trump says it is the worst deal in the world. intrusion. have a problem. drink and you get back when you return the empty bottle. return the empty the worst deal in the want to join the proceedings for a moment to see what's going on there. into accepting you bottle. world. moment to see what's going on there. they are with conditions.

on the rolling news aspect of it which he described as excessive. if that happens, iran could also walk away. us. he described as excessive. afternoon we will hear from the proceedings at the moment. one—sided transactions i have ever seen drawn by anybody ever, ever. live. 00:07:08,149 --> 357913842:02:39,922 with 357913842:02:39,922 --> 715827683:58:11,696 me 715827683:58:11,696 --> 1073741525:53:43,469 is 1073741525:53:43,469 --> 1431655367:49:15,242 perrie 1431655367:49:15,242 --> 1789569209:44:47,016 hurley, 1789569209:44:47,016 --> 2147483051:40:18,789 who 2147483051:40:18,789 --> 2505396893:35:50,563 has 2505396893:35:50,563 --> 2863310735:31:22,336 just 2863310735:31:22,336 --> 3221224577:26:54,109 bought 3221224577:26:54,109 --> 3579138419:22:25,883 her 3579138419:22:25,883 --> 3937052261:17:57,656 first 3937052261:17:57,656 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 home. the proceedings at the moment. seen drawn by anybody ever, ever. increasing from 65% per year to over 90% per year. 90% per year. into and out of the bed is, freeing and less what he sees as the deal‘s floors can be fixed. up for other people who need it. floors can be fixed. up for other people who need perceived flaws and can they be it. fixed? fixed? may have possibly suffered permanent damage to his self—esteem. work with those countries to help wales take this on. damage to his north africa and south west one of the provisions expire after ten, 15 or 25 years. self—esteem. here is what she said. next week! after ten, 15 or 25 years. here is what she said. for some, this is a asia. said. paper were there will be a significant problem. broadcast, the bbc news at one on that this is a problem. thank you very much chapter on housing. day which attracted 3. significant chapter on housing. forjoining us. that day which attracted 3. the president has options, but what do you think he‘s going to do? the president has options, but what do you think he's going to do? radio, further broadcasts its increasingly aggressive behaviour around the middle east. do you think he's going to do? behaviour around the middle east. and online. online. the run deal, but more importantly it‘s what he does after we do that. it‘s what he does after border in wales to work collectively across the nations. we do that. in the country per user satisfaction of the scale, a figure in court between £175,000 and £250,000. he has to put sanctions back on the central bank of with the social care system. and how will it work? iran. central bank with the social care system. it alive by themselves or pressure iran into accepting you conditions. iran into accepting you conditions. of iran. if that happens, iran could also walk away. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher is in washington. a significantly poorer life than their parents. after the network estimated at $90 billion, it is called the eiko. can you billion, it is called the eiko. you can‘t walk away and not do anything. of state update the house with his own estimate of the liability... the generations are can‘t walk hear me? own estimate of the liability... classified. away and this should seems to be he will rip this up but there are other options?

this up but there are on when people were born. not do other options? anything. reimpose sanctions, then he has a number of options. many of whom would have fought in the second world war. under thejcpoa, the europe has been hesitant to invest number of options. in iran. hesitant to invest in iran. includes a pledge to make wales the first refill nation in the world. first refill nation in the world. the deal, that would be the most dramatic and definitive decision. dramatic and definitive decision. been said and hopefully take you time but there is a middle ground he could approach as well. to hear it. time to hear it. could approach as well. now let's catch up in the 1950s and expose the deal for what it actually is, with the weather. that's not this country? a bad deal. early 60s. is, a bad deal. you can take your water bottle and refill it. very good. refill it. come up for renewal this week which deal with iran's is that any deal is better than no deal. darren is here with the weather. i disagree oil sales. deal with iran's oil sales. were in the late sixties up to everybody knows want to learn from that and expanded across the country. the early 80s. with that. this generation have reached or are soon reaching across the country. period of months while the details are worked out. by now. retirement age. are worked out. now. first nation in the world to do that. quite a claim. stefan, thank and use it as a brinkmanship to see how the other parties respond. generation to grow how the other parties respond. up in a you very pre—digital world. much. in a few hours but it fell in a few minutes. flooding the undermine that premise that it is this renegotiate the deal, which iran says it will not do. you very much. says it deal or nothing. streets. this deal or nothing. we can simply fix things. will not fix things. reaching young adulthood. more on any of those stories, you can access them via the bbc i play. can access them via the bbc i play. do. pressure on the europeans to put more pressure on iran. more pressure on all the rain up to today are being called iran. iran, that all falls apart on its own, because iran will walk away. own, because iran will walk away.

channelled down one the latest generation. but you mentioned road. at 4:30pm everyday on afternoon live. road. north korea. of trying to kill his wife by tampering with her parachute. not clear what would be set in emile cilliers denies attempted murder and criminal motion. the water which falls right motion. we shouldn't expect a simple in or out decision. damage. in or out into the city. north koreans about any deal he signs with them? at winchester crown court. decision. city. signs with them? holiday monday usually in this country wouldn't it? been getting, a lot of this is victoria cilliers‘ fifth day in the witness box. country wouldn't it? you getting in touch on is not worth the paper it is written twitter. nuclear delimiting along in limbo under a state of constant threat. under a state in touch on twitter. on. on. evidence. of constant threat. she‘d married her average on the first day with north korea. report, he talks about the way it‘s been covered. korea. husband emile in been covered. at the angle which is being kimjong—un wanted only ran like deal, with weak enforcement. like deal, with 2011. weather fronts beginning to arrive across taken on this. weak enforcement. separate occasions. our shores. this. across our shores. this gives is leveraged with north korea. blowing away the sort of skies we had like this. sort of skies korea. netheravon airbase in wiltshire in april 2015. we had like it will need 60 votes in the senate, so we can‘t his inner circle, do they agree with him? this. walk away. so we can‘t walk away. him? been subject to a pension age increase and coped with this. increase and coped emile cilliers did. south—east, that's on a par with what we with this. congressional protocols by securing it with 41 votes in the senate. it with 41 votes in the senate. had yesterday. what we had yesterday. with his threat to withdraw from the sabotaged his wife‘s parachute. popping up, there you go, that is that one. take the counter deal. deal. sunny weather like that is when you get a cold? anyway... that one. argument about narrative. add a poll out drastically fix the i could tell you were under the weather! here whilst victoria was outside. narrative. iran deal. iran deal. he likes keep his is as none of the prices are campaign deals. defence barrister about how long he spent in the affordable for young people. campaign deals. toilet. mrs cilliers affordable for young people. and a quick

one from helen. was asked... have been, by what this is going well! binyamin netanyahu had to i willjust keep say? netanyahu had to say? reading. least because it would upset close allies. so i'm going to tell you how the weather is changing... weather is changing... allies. that means you have had enough of me! yeah. millennial i would like £10,000 to help me get on the property ladder. help me get on the property ladder. a lot of you coming with various generational aspects to this. hawkish positions on iran and for their unhappiness with the deal. time of year, very little rain around. jump. around. their unhappiness with the deal. both her main and reserve chutes failed. and highlight examples of government waste. his detractors, and in this case, it hurt matthys more than anyone else. hurt matthys more share his opinions about the than anyone else. could have helped her. deal itself. itself. already and temperatures are much lower than they were yesterday. lower than they of injuries. were yesterday. the prosecution say emile cilliers was £20,000 in debt. 11—13 over the weekend, not very warm at all. warm at all. insurance policy if she died. for more graduated approach, we shall see this afternoon. shall see this afternoon. region where we don‘t seem to have them at the moment? mr cilliers is an into northern ireland, coming into many western parts. in no position at all to even think about buying a home. barbra plett usher, thank you very much. about buying a home. them at the moment? army physical training instructor. plett usher, thank you very much. many western parts. i think we do have them at the moment. have them at the moment. do that because of the other iran deal was signed, we saw russia scheme available. available. enter syria. count of recklessly endangering life. to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal later this evening. enter syria. deal later this evening. so what have you been able to take we saw iran further destabilise syria, yemen and beirut. destabilise syria, advantage of? yemen and focused again towards the south—east. advantage of? beirut. south—east. temperatures could get up to 27—28. scheduled at 7pm and we will bring you that beyond 100 days on bbc. up to 27—28. we might trigger some sharp showers later in the day. sharp showers later in the day. the government and put rights atrocities in syria, or under

of bbc coverage of a a 5% deposit down. the payroll of them. the payroll police search of his home arrangements as "crazy". down. in 2014. east, not much rain for the eastern part of the uk. of them. and then send the money on to the eu at the end part of the uk. of the year. it cropped up sulejmani and made him an enemy. sulejmani and made him an enemy. response, what do your parents invasion of privacy. iran has been doing this under the protections of the jcpoa. after ministers failed to agree a plan last think? protections of the jcpoa. think? 0ur correspondent helena lee is at the high court. week. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. hear is that you lot had it easy, night, you will not is that would you feel? destabilise the middle east with their currency tanking like it is. that would you feel? their currency tanking like it is. is that particularly in no holding back from the foreign secretary this morning. we have been hearing closing submissions in the case. secretary this morning. scotland. particularly in scotland. submissions in the case. options for trading with the she was buying a house in the mid—80s she didn‘t need a deposit. mid—80s she didn‘t need a deposit. eu after brexit. after brexit. not here as he is abroad at the banks were giving away mortgages and loans and it the moment. if the brexit planas that crazy, are you ready to resign? was quite easy. moment. that crazy, are you ready to resign? and loans and it was quite easy. missile programme, so i don‘t buy weather fronts we get progressively cooler and cooler air. cooler and cooler air. that argument either. british trade with the block after we that argument either. have easier, like there are schemes in place but it‘s hard. in place but it‘s hard. have. we have. police raid intrusive, a double barrelled intrusion. barrelled intrusion. iran has been in breach of this deal since it was signed? rolling news aspect which he described as excessive. ireland, that will push into scotland over the irish sea. since it described as scotland over the irish sea. destined for the eu and then later sending the money to brussels. was signed? excessive. sending the money to brussels. most of my friends could not think about being in that situation. about being in that situation. it would whether iran is improving help. the trigger systems. a bit more low but under the rain not pleasant at all. not pleasant at all. would help. trigger systems.

he may have suffered permanent damage to his self esteem. damage to his self snowflake generation expecting something for nothing? snowflake generation expecting something for esteem. tariffs on behalf of the eu at the uk nothing ? snowflake generation expecting something for nothing? frontier. uk frontier. something for nothing? broadcast, the bbc news at one on monday, which attracted 3. monday, which attracted untried and would make it very, very difficult to do free trade deals. iran is cheating now on ballistic missile is. missile is. 3. difficult to do free trade deals. and showers, showers mostly for the northern part of the uk. northern part of the uk. this snowflake generation, i suppose i would be part hearing in the shadows to half of the uk good of that. i would be part of that. a flawed deal? account radio, further broadcast and online broadcasts. online broadcasts. certifiable if they go for the idea of the customs partnership. chance of staying dry. deal? of the customs partnership. staying dry. unfairness and especially most of all in the cost of housing. and our intelligence community knows they are cheating in other areas. all in the they are cheating in other areasm is good of you to join us. they are cheating in other areasm is good of you tojoin us. really would run against everything i know about government. they are cheating in other areasm is good of you to join us. i know about government. is good of you to join us. cost of housing. thank you very much for your time. end of the scale, herfigure between 175000 and £250,000. in a very much for your time. thank you for having me. on whether to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal later this evening. moment the business news. what we've seen over the holiday weekend. will be covering the live event at seven o‘clock here on bbc news. allowing britain to do new trade deals. deals. but other conservatives are not so sure. not so sure. will abandon the nuclear deal with iran and reimpose sanctions. a couple of bits of news, from parliament first of all. parliament first of all. for a customs partnership with the eu after brexit as "crazy". deal with iran or reimpose liquidating it, then spending the cash on holiday. cash on holiday. bridging the generational sanctions. sanctions. divide. trade across borders without unnecessary barriers. breast—cancer screening failures recently one of the prime minister's plans for customs what we have seen with schemes like more towards the unnecessary barriers. control as crazy. help the by... reported. for customs control as crazy. help the by... recently reported. nhs.

says theresa may has asked for more work to be done on both options. work to be done on both options. £10,000 in the south east frankly does not buy your front door. does not buy the nhs, the new proposals to reduce the divide. the biggest monthly drop in nearly eight the divide. your front door. to breast—cancer screening years. and just the ticket or totally off the rails? totally off the rails? complex issue over customs won't appointments. appointments. be easily solved. make ticketing more fair increasingly also in large cities like manchester, prices growing throughout easily solved. and easier to use. and these wranglings are just among conservatives. and these wranglings arejust among conservatives. arejust among conservatives. birmingham etc. like manchester, birmingham etc. 2018. let's negotiators on the other side of the channel. 0ur political correspondent ben wright is in westminster. get the existing policyholders. sport. hour‘s training, that was the claim in the house gimmicks failing to address the fundamental problem. year‘s premium on renewal involving snooker and being naked without getting into trouble. fundamental problem. of commons. in the house of commons. notices. to explain let's look at what boris let's go johnson has said, helpful? by the japanese pharmaceutical firm, takeda. back to said, helpful? this time notice, and all the call handlers couldn‘t do all responsibility on this question is a complete breaking point. last year. their training. couldn‘t do all their training. complete breaking point. by a japanese firm in history. and stuff, and open that up to development. development. on the tv and contemplating the end that would do far more good than anything in this report. good than anything in this made available as of his own career. report. he had failed to qualify and the last time he won quickly as possible. was in 2003. possible. about rbs closing branches, this week, it‘s about year's tournament. mcdonagh will write one and i'm afraid these are gimmicks. afraid these bank mergers? and it is trying to resolve this customs the press conference are gimmicks. conundrum. customs conundrum.

naked". well simon, he's a man of his word. making decisions as to whether to proceed. proceed. that was at the house of commons a short 6bn. world championship title of his regard yourselves is lucky to do it at all? time ago. extremely commons a short time ago. career. and he addressed journalists wearing nothing but a sponsor's towel! the largest "challenger bank" to the uk‘s biggest lenders. lucky. another difficulty for the government, the windrush scandal. government, the windrush scandal. chairman barry areas which we were just mentioning, london, manchester, big cities. london, manchester, sheet of between £60bn big cities. hearn. and £70bn. he did say he was feeling that‘s the core of the problem i think, the cost of buying somewhere. identified anyone wrongfully removed from the uk. virgin money is think, the cost of she is the immigration that eleanor has just described are on the table and been discussed. on the table and been discussed. a little cold. reviewing the proposal. but he hasn't learned his buying somewhere. minister. minister. lesson simon. august and they were restated by the prime minister in march. the title next year. prime minister in march. we also had figures out for william hill. there have been people wrongfully detained. not to be sneezed at. be so vocal about this, detained. we have just heard that from our correspondent that is my guess. in the uk and the required to pay? danny shaw. guess. from our correspondent danny shaw. need to nurture young british suggestion there have been people wrongfully talent. detained. wrongfully detained. we will bring you more on that as we get it. possible option when they first discuss this. discuss this. how does he square . they are all bulky friendly! arrangements as "crazy". that circle? not if the favourite wins, for example. that circle? and then send the money on to the eu at the end in its online sales. and some other colleagues in the cabinet will do. of the year. cabinet will do. other fees so you need about 20 or so grand. fixed 0dd so grand. after ministers failed to agree a plan last

betting terminals? week. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. then take it to brussels and try and negotiate with the eu. negotiate with the eu. no holding back from the minister is having to make a really difficult foreign secretary this morning. political choice. difficult political choice. will all be chinese youngsters taking wonderful time to be buying anything back in the 80s and 90s? no. over. taking over. i am sure they didn‘t. nose, and currently you can bet up to £100 per stake. nose, and currently you can bet up to £100 perstake. sure they nose, and currently you can bet up to £100 per stake. with the eu after —— reviewing ones are still hanging around a bit longer than what people thought. after the didn‘t. brexit. those. if the brexit planas that crazy, are you ready to resign? those. press conferences were done british trade with the block after we and dusted. have. thursday of this week, but it could have a serious impact on the sector. have a serious hours of this morning. impact on the this was probably the sector. stay in the customs union arises at some don‘t necessarily want to buy my own home any more? last broadcastable tweet from home any would you know who i‘m talking about? no. point. some point. perhaps before the summer recess. him. more? for the eu and then later sending the money to summer recess. brussels. he was famous for his tv ads for the company remington. when he celebrated with a pint of milk and ads for the company remington. the political calculation is very an early night. i don't there were many pints of milk appear that elon musk is doing something complicated. complicated. last night simon. similar. something similar. he has bought a load of shares in his own company. load of shares so the end of the month you cannot save to do much. in his own save to do much. company. of the eu at the uk frontier. coming to the uk, the two you would want over here? great news for baseball month on rent it with her idea which means going down this hybrid route. fans in the uk. seems very wasteful. very difficult to do free trade this hybrid route. wasteful. deals. quickly, alex, what about schemes, reducing stamp duty. schemes, reducing stamp duty.

would burn anyone betting against government has done something to help this particular of the customs him. generation? help this particular him. partnership. generation? it really would run against everything i know about government. and what a way to real crash out of trying to short sell shares that he would not let it happen. would not let it happen. start. brexit without any deal will meet at the london stadium in selling is where you make a profit where the share price falls. whatsoever? that is not an impossibility. june next year. where the share price falls. which was high house prices because not enough houses are being built. impossibility. not enough houses are being built. so on monday he spent £7. monday he spent £7. regular—season matches. tesla shares bringing his stake in the company close to negotiations is the disappearance of time. new trade deals. 20%. time. the company close to 20%. but other conservatives are not so sure. a bit more about how short selling works is laurence gosling. has come to europe. works is laurence gosling. thanks forjoining potentially between different saving for anything, retirement, investment, anything like that. us. teams. investment, anything like that. forjoining us. next year when the article 50 stadium so it's wider than most other stadiums in london. addressed to these kind of gimmicks will not solve the process expires. buying up those tesla shares stop any shorting from working? they are expecting it problem. will not solve the problem. you can get in touch on twitter. without unnecessary barriers. any shorting from working? process expires. to sell out fast. get in touch on twitter. bad news now for arsenal captain laurent koscielny. asked for more work to be done on on a ruptured achilles tendon. trade in the uk has with the eu after brexit. both options. after brexit. chief executive in his position and shares dropped describing the defender as "devastated". crushed dreams without brexit, this complex issue of customs won‘t be easily 3%. shares dropped 3%. the crushed avocado. solved. semifinal exit at atletico madrid. and these wranglings are just among avocado. ijust thought i would read out loud! first a look at the headlines conservatives. nine months so people think they will never turn a profit. on afternoon live. side of the will never turn a profit.

up the chances of this breaking down completely. channel. i think it is right. thank you very much. the eurovision will abandon the nuclear deal with iran and fund is piled in, betting that the shares would drop further. shares would drop song contest the defender has had surgery on his reimpose sanctions. is held further. ankle. on saturday in lisbon. in holland in march. for a customs partnership with the eu after brexit as "crazy". eleanor garnier, bbc news, westminster. more towards the will abandon the nuclear deal with iran and portugal won last year. nhs. reimpose sanctions. between swansea and southampton. one place above them. for a customs partnership with the eu after brexit as "crazy". both teams are tied on 33 points. from the competition west bromwich albion. the biggest monthly drop in nearly eight on the piano. years. the company progresses to a more profitable phase. profitable phase. prices growing throughout 2018. yorkshire bank making the bid for virgin money. virgin money. us about how the let's see if you can guess which one versus. from the rail companies. banking sector is changing? existing policyholders. but will they make the system fairer and easier to use? are very much the team we changing? have to damage. —— this is. damage. year‘s premium on renewal my players play better when we notices. forensics laboratory.

play at home. at home. put the two together i believe that we will stay in the premier. that's all the sport for you have some real now. scale. on the big four lenders. real scale. about 60 or £70 billion worth of business. the combined bank would have six million customers. worth of and i did not mention a snooker cue once. once. virgin money says it‘s reviewing the proposal. louise davis asks, what is the flag in the corner of the room? in the corner of the room? business. but you blew it there didn't you? daniel sandford is more cloud to compete against the big four, lloyds, hsbc, etc. big four, lloyds, hsbc, thank you very much. with us now. etc. going quite a long time, she ambassador to moscow, he has kindly let us in today. was laughing. let us in laughing. today. what have they were really introduced to do in the a public consultation to try to make the system fairer and easier to use. first place. the system fairer and easier to use. found? first place. mary hopkin, you mean knock, knock, who is there from 1970. who is there from 1970. not always offered the cheapest fare business where most of have second but it was a lovely song and it was something like... available. how much time do you available. bank accounts. proposals for the government to consider. put aside for financial planning? fixed odds betting terminals. consider. not a terminals. we‘ve been talking a lot about these recently. about these recently. lot... will do and what sort of impact will it have on the sector? it have on the sector? our finances because we‘re not doing enough to make sure we are prepared. enough to make as to the progress that was being made. made. sure we are suggestion the figure would reduce to around £30. prepared. to around £30. to make ticketing fairer and easier to use. essentially a review of how they are doing and it came to light. doing and it came to light.

and we want flexible about reducing it to that, where you can play roulette games like that. can play roulette games like that. households and the issue of ticketing. business mix borough high mortgage prisoners. prisoners. standards in forensic sciences street bookies. bookies. in britain. there is a suggestion —— for the high street bookies. britain. for the high street bookies. we are looking at a period of several years. of several years. one for ireland, with all kinds of everything. of people who might now be thinking they can appeal? because the new affordability criteria so they are stuck... at this stage we don‘t. criteria so they are stuck... don‘t. not negative equity, it‘s just locked into a mortgage? of impacts on jobs but also the broader betting journey rather than one. locked into a mortgage? these tests were submitted to the net between 2012 and 2017. industry. broader betting industry. the net between 2012 and 2017. thank you for your time. at 7am it would cost you £32. because affordability criteria has let‘s have a look at the markets. it would cost you £18. changed. actual cases that have come to court have been affected by this. have been affected by changed. a saving of 56%. this. and you'd even get there investors looking at the nuclear deal. ten minutes early! started about an hour and a half ago, what has the tone been so far? deal. ago, what has the tone should feel it might have affected a case they were involved in. been so far? case they were involved in. rises are issuing their results tomorrow. i was about to ask you. 's finances, a lot of people thank you in precarious situation. selects the lowest fare. precarious situation. very much. properly in how they were handling these cases.

these cases. this like a hole in the head of the moment, don‘t they? this like a hole in the head of the moment, don't they? all the answers which is why they want to hear from moment, don't they? in a potentially vulnerable situation. passengers. it's situation. complicated. that suits you which led to best. amber rudd‘s resignation. resignation. financial products they're using where you are heart. heart. going. so it is manageable and easier, you are saving time as well. need to do to make it committee hearing when amber rudd denied there were removal targets. denied there were better for people. people. removal targets. science services is something which the whole but when will we start discussing the issue, judicial depends on. to see changes? the whole judicial depends on. what can be done? done? committee and said she was not along the way, rather than any institutional 12—18 months we will start to see change because it's aware of targets being around. problem. institutional problem. got to happen. of targets being around. they want to remortgage but they are finding they can't. finding they can't. fares will change at

all. leigh milner, bbc news. he denied one of the official had lied to mps. which have come to light are the full extent of it. products or try to meet this demand and help these people. full extent of lied to mps. and help these people. subject of enquiry, it. sceptical about whether that will happen are not. an urgent review. happen are not. review. problem that the met don‘t seem to think that there is. the circumstances of the resignation of amber rudd as home secretary. of amber rudd as home secretary. think that there is. daniel, thank you very much. plenty more on that at five p:m.. mortgage adviser to understand what son to take your options are. the blame. america will abandon the nuclear your options are. destroying dozens of homes. deal with iran. who was 32, near accrington, in lancashire, last october. pensions, has the committee been discussing issues there? deal with iran. discussing issues there? threat from the partnership with the eu after that he was the one who pulled lava flow. brexit as crazy. caroline davies reports. as crazy. the trigger. hear all the time is people do not wow! unbelievable. a fountain of red—hot lava, erupting behind a back garden. plan early enough. working pensioners to pay more towards the nhs. plan early enough. young people continue to rise. which means the generational wealth gap is widening. of molten rock moved closer to often not entirely sure what pension provision may have. his home. provision may have. they don't know what they are worth. one of the most active volcanoes what they are worth. in hawaii. necessarily sure of their state pension i need to biggest monthly drop in almost eight yea rs. biggest monthly drop in almost entitlement either. should be taxed more. figure that out. eight years. pension entitlement either.

years. and old has ‘broken down‘. yeah. here‘s our economics correspondent andy verity. good handle on your finances, a family gathering in cannock, staffordshire. my son asks, "mommy, can we go home"? will keep prices growing luke fletcher paperwork. fletcher paperwork. through 2018. 2018. than their parents. fissures in the earth. support you can years, but not like this. customers and existing policyholders. dan, born in the 1990s, has been use and seek policyholders. dealt a far weaker hand. independent financial advice. the previous year ‘s premium on renewal notices. independent financial advice. renewal notices. age group 15 years ago. and buildings. as likely to they will do it later but this is something we should make time for? something we should make time for? rent privately. footage to keep watch. i‘d love to move out, get my own place, but the reality is just... more substantial challenger to take on the big four lenders. on the big four lenders. you‘re not going to now until your, maybe, late 20s if you‘re lucky. where the next fissure might so... appear. customers, virgin money says it is reviewing the proposal. reviewing the it‘s just the way it is at the minute. do it but once it's done you get the feeling of satisfaction and of mind. feeling of satisfaction and proposal. close to one lava of mind. pension have higher incomes than they have flow. ever had. after housing costs, they are higher than for people of working age. which can be deadly. clearer idea of when yet, if they work, pensioners pay no nerves particularly in the oil industry? industry? you can afford to national insurance. it is next to retire. to retire. the message being clean up your finances. thank you. impossible. markets? on healthcare and social care. as fire and lava edge

ever closer. caroline davies, bbc news. for today. time we are expecting to hear his decision. next the bbc news at five with huw edwards. decision. time for a look at the weather. here‘s darren could hit iran themselves directly benefit. bett. with serious oil among the commission‘s recommendations are 2. sanctions. sanctions. iran we would expect the oil price to rise. to rise. actually today the oil price going to go ahead with it so shares are falling, almost 15%. inheritance tax and instead taxing large cash are falling, almost has fallen slightly... gifts. price has fallen slightly... 15%. as what some people today and early on we had blue skies on the thames in surrey. think. i think it‘s quite difficult for them. on the thames in surrey. a correction and mainly because people are aware this is are waiting to see what donald trump says about the errani killer deal. coming. people are aware this is coming. yesterday but getting colder as the day goes ahead. day goes ahead. rain with temperatures nearly normal by the middle part of the week. by the middle part work pay more than they do trump a limit of the iran of the week. now. deal affect the oil market? affect the oil market? use health and social care services. for the time of year and we will see some spells of rain around as well. some spells of rain around where we will see the highest temperatures today. as well.

temperatures today. earlier on we had blue skies on the thames. the financial generation gap, something has to be done. had blue skies on the thames. andy verity, bbc news. where temperatures will hit 26 or 27. the oil industry has changed the last couple of years. 27. last couple of years. normal by the middle part of the week. week. to try to make the system fairer, and easier to showers and the rain is moving eastwards. use. peters out. north—west of the uk, much cooler this the cheapest fare available. in the market by iran blocked from global oil production. week. global oil production. this week. for the government to consider. dropping before the next band of cloud arrives in western scotland. cloud arrives in western scotland. leigh milner reports. demand is around 96 million barrels a day. quite cool, we will find spells of rain around as well. a day. rain around as well. it‘s fair to say most of us can find rail night, notably so across scotland and the north—east of england. fares confusing and expensive. and the north—east of england. consultation to make ticketing fairer and easier to use. get another push of cooler air from the west. the west. its way east, tending supply could add to those tensions as a whole and push up oil prices. as a whole and to peter and we want flexible push up oil prices. ticketing. wright. wright.

the north—west of england and parts of wales. of across scotland in the north consumer level, could it see an impact on prices at the pump? wales. east of england. such as split ticketing. england. highs of 21 or so, but in the rain, 11 or 12. tickets for a single journey rather than 11 or 12. one. we get a push of cooler air from the at 7am it would cost west. west. you £32. south means the southern half might get away with a dry day on thursday. it would cost you £18. get away with a dry day on thursday. a saving of 56%. and you‘d even get scotland into the north—west of england and parts of wales. before fading away in the day later on. england and parts of wales. there ten on. price of oil is likely to remain relatively low. relatively low. minutes early! northern half of the uk but falling away across the south. time of year, highs of 21 or so, in the rain on the 11 or 12. the rain on the 11 or 12. it comes to what american consumers pay here in the united states. modes of transport such as buses and trams. pay here in the united states. technology which automatically selects the lowest fare. thursday, farther north we effects withdrawn from the deal might have. joe miller, are more likely to all the answers which is why they want to hear

from passengers. it‘s thank you. catch showers. likely to catch showers. the productivity problem is still a problem? problem? complicated. across the northern half of the uk but falling away across the site. 00:26:08,077 --> 858993220:59:36,348 hello, 858993220:59:36,348 --> 1717986441:33:04,618 you‘re 1717986441:33:04,618 --> 2576979662:06:32,889 watching 2576979662:06:32,889 --> 3435972882:40:01,160 afternoon 3435972882:40:01,160 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 live. that suits you efficiency, how many of us take how long to produce something of value? long to produce something of best. value? where you are going. so it is manageable and easier, you are saving time as well. pre—the financial crisis it was closer to 5%. that's a but when will we start to see serious issue. changes? issue. problem and look at the issues to try to fix 12—18 months we will start to see change because it‘s it. got to happen. try to fix it. manufacturers grip and she said the council needs to be created now. council needs to be created now. necessarily mean average fares will change

at all. leigh milner, bbc news. productivity performance right across the economy. time for a across the economy. look at the weather. here‘s darren bett. that is an interesting looking cloud. cloud. lacking and with all aspects of best practice we could learn from. practice we could learn from. it is not cloud, actually, it is nothing to be sneezed at. this is pollen! pollen! difference to what bits of the economy. economy. it is mating time the cherries, apparently. apparently. quick look at the trees? markets? i am not making this up. want those trees creeping up behind you, do you? what about closer to home? home?

i am pleased you ask january so investors not keen on this takeover. this that. this is the pollen forecast for tomorrow. takeover. the pollen forecast for tomorrow. you are into eurovision aren't you? chamonix valley, but i suspect that isn‘t going to last. isn‘t going to last. well see there is pollen levels dropping in the next few days. dropping in the next few days. on a live facebook, taking requests, let'sjoin him. on a live facebook, those sycamores will stay where taking requests, let's join they are. are. no more mating, it is all done and dusted. and dusted. him. very good! let's join i will him. stop there. pronounce this correctly, austria, 1966 one my favourites. eastern side of the uk, cloud bubbling up. bubbling up. but very little rain in the south—east of the uk. south—east of the uk.

together with some stronger winds as well. well. on the piano from moscow what would you have said? you have said? i might have called in sick! thank you. let's get a look at the weather. have seen those temperatures getting up to 26. 5 degrees at gravesend in kent. kent. is today, earlier on we had blue skies on the thames in surrey. trigger one or two sharp showers in the warmer air. skies on the thames in surrey. the warmer air. normal by the middle part of the week. week. north sea, skies clearing for a while and then chillier. while and then chillier.

yesterday, 11—12 quite cool fluid time of year, spells of rain around. time of year, spells of rain around. dragging in cooler air across the whole of the country. whole of the country. eastern side of england where tempters will hit 26 or 27. tempters will hit 26 or 27. scotland and then through the afternoon over the irish sea. half of the uk, rain moving its way east and peters out. afternoon over the irish sea. east and peters out. quite as warm, 11 or cloud arrives in northern ireland and western scotland later on. and western scotland later on. 12 degrees in the rain not very present. the rain not very present. night, notably so across scotland and the north east. again will tend to peter out tomorrow night as it moves west. tomorrow night as it moves west. and the north east. one we get the push of cooler air coming from the west. coming from the west. high pressure will dry off towards the southern part of the uk. the southern part of the uk.

little better for scotland and northern ireland. northern ireland. scotland into the north—west of england and parts of wales. not the 21 or so we had over the weekend. 00:31:06,258 --> 536870763:21:24,155 this 536870763:21:24,155 --> 1073741526:11:42,051 is 1073741526:11:42,051 --> 1610612289:01:59,947 bbc 1610612289:01:59,947 --> 2147483051:52:17,844 news 2147483051:52:17,844 --> 2684353814:42:35,740 — 2684353814:42:35,740 --> 3221224577:32:53,637 our 3221224577:32:53,637 --> 3758095340:23:11,533 latest 3758095340:23:11,533 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 headlines. england and parts of wales. the time of year, highs of 21 or so in the rain. in the rain. to catch showers, heavy for a while in the north—west. in the north—west. northern half of the uk, falling away across the site. hello, you're watching afternoon live.

i'm simon mccoy. whether he'll abandon a deal with iran — or re—impose sanctions. of downing street's plans for customs controls as crazy. more towards the nhs. the new proposals to reduce wealth inequality. not going to do that until your mid—20s if you're lucky. just the ticket? 0r totally off the rails? ticket prices fairer. and coming up on afternoon live all the sport with holly hamilton . that's right.

you can take me out to the ball game, but in london. the ball game, but in london. will be playing each other at london stadium next year. just after half—past. darren bett has all the weather. cooler over the next few days, rain coming in off the atlantic. coming in off the atlantic. join me later for all the details. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. with iran over its nuclear programme.

of stopping the country from developing a nuclear weapon. office is pessimistic about what president trump is likely to say. house. richard galpin reports. and his decision on whether to pull out of the iran nuclear deal. many times he has expressed his desire to see it scrapped. respite from punishing economic sanctions.

is playing a prominent role. but also possibly with the united states as well. and reimpose sanctions on the iranians. how much impact they have had is not clear. lows against the dollar.

reimpose sanctions. on its own feet. relations with the world if the us pulls out of the nuclear deal. richard galpin, bbc news. from the moment it was signed. and examines the impact it's had. is the iran nuclear deal about to be killed off? efforts to build a bomb.

and for almost ten years, the un imposed sanctions. security council and the eu. action, thejcpoa. so what exactly was in it? and allow international inspectors to monitor the rest. and thousands of centrifuges. a bomb in the future, up to two to three months to around a year. giving the international community more time to respond to a crisis. in return, sanctions were lifted. iran could recover billions of pounds of frozen assets. and trade like a normal country.

always had its critics. israel and saudi arabia say it isn't tough enough. says iran should not be trusted. iran lied. big—time. donald trump says it is the worst deal in the world. i have ever seen drawn by anybody ever, ever. floors can be fixed. what are these perceived flaws and can they be fixed? provisions expire after ten, 15 or even 25 years. for some, this is a problem. behaviour around the middle east.

have a problem. into accepting you conditions. if that happens, iran could also walk away. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher is in washington. we really don't know what the president's going to say, do we? president's going to say, do we? uncharacteristically quiet this morning. morning. so what we are expecting is that he will probably reimpose sanctions.

will probably reimpose sanctions. would throw the oil market and the deal into uncertainty. deal into uncertainty. so those are his options. his options. it is going to deal a blow to the deal whatever he decides. deal whatever he decides. that barack 0bama did during his

presidency? presidency? i think that is a factor in his foreign policy decisions. in his foreign policy decisions. deal which was mr 0bama's signature legacy. legacy. is another real driving force in terms of what he wants to do. terms of what he wants to do.

if it will be a step back from the iran nuclear deal. iran nuclear deal. big a deal is this within the united states ? big a deal is this within the united states? states? what are the networks they're concentrating on here? they're concentrating on here? an important thing for the community that follows policy with iran. that follows policy with iran. don't think it's something that they are focusing on. are focusing on. barbara plett-usher in washington, thank you very much. on whether to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal later this evening. will be covering the live event at seven o'clock here on bbc news. arrangements as "crazy". and then send the money on to the eu at the end

of the year. after ministers failed to agree a plan last week. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. secretary this morning. with the eu after brexit. if the brexit planas that crazy, are you ready to resign? british trade with the block after we have. for the eu and then later sending the money to brussels. of the eu at the uk frontier.

very difficult to do free trade deals. of the customs partnership. it really would run against everything i know about government. new trade deals. but other conservatives are not so sure. without unnecessary barriers. asked for more work to be done on both options. brexit, this complex

issue of customs won't be easily solved. and these wranglings are just among conservatives. side of the channel. 0ur political correspondent ben wright is in westminster. between the prime minister and the foreign secretary is pretty major. foreign secretary is pretty major. prime minister's own options as crazy. crazy.

is starting to really break down here, but such are the high stakes. here, but such are the high stakes. collector for the eu, and they don't think it is technologically viable. think it is technologically viable. prevent a hardening of the border in northern ireland. northern ireland. too, the prime minister will have to make a choice. make a choice. and the clock is ticking in the background. ticking in the background.

question at a summit injune, by the end of next month. end of next month. agreement that the uk and the eu will have. will have. we are about to head into the summer recess. recess. now, and that is bringing heightened tension to this whole question. tension to this whole question.

minded tory mps, and risk a possible customs union in the future. customs union in the future. these other considerations on her plate. other considerations on her plate. thank you very much. will abandon the nuclear deal with iran and reimpose sanctions. for a customs partnership with the eu after brexit as "crazy". more towards the nhs. in a moment, new plans on ticketing from the rail companies. from the rail companies. easier to use?

west bromwich albion will be watching with bated breath. watching with bated breath. but a draw means relegation for them. them. baseball is coming to these shores from next year. from next year. the first mlb games to be staged in europe. europe. mark williams says the sport needs to develop more british players. to develop more british players. crucible for the third time in his career last night. career last night. more on all those stories at half past three. an unannounced visit. of a planned summit with donald trump. 0ur correspondent laura bicker is following developments from seoul.

on the beach with president xi, having a chat. having a chat. for kim jong—un ahead of any meeting with president trump. with president trump. table when it comes to the discussions about denuclearisation. discussions about denuclearisation. both parties, and toward eventual denuclearisation. denuclearisation.

steps, it is talking about all partners. partners. trump, and it is not going to be him handing over any nuclear weapons. handing over any nuclear weapons. the us also taking some kind of phased denuclearisation steps. phased denuclearisation steps. already huge pressure on those talks with the american president. with the american president. in terms of where everybody will be happier as a result? happier as a result? simon, i think i have said this a couple of times. i have said this a couple of times. reporting on the hopes of this peninsular than the fears. peninsular than the fears.

potential meeting with the us and what results that may bring. what results that may bring. whether or not this peninsular was going to go to war. going to go to war. so in terms of how far we have come, it is a long way. it is a long way. far we have to go, there are huge leaps and bounds to be overcome. leaps and bounds to be overcome. also looking to get more trade out of china. of china. also want their sanctions lifted, too. too. laura bicker in seoul.

young people continue to rise. which means the generational wealth gap is widening. should be taxed more. and old has ‘broken down'. here's our economics correspondent andy verity. a family generational divide in cannock in staffordshire. cannock in staffordshire. grandson, born in the 1990s, has been dealt a far weaker hand. been dealt a far weaker hand. age group earn no more than the same age group 15 years ago. age group 15 years ago. four times as likely to rent privately. privately.

that is just the way it is at the moment. moment. state pension have higher incomes than they have ever had. than they have ever had. they work, pensioners pay no national insurance. national insurance. services from which they themselves directly benefit. directly benefit. among the recommendations are £2. recommendations are £2. inheritance tax and instead taxing large cash gifts. large cash gifts. young ones today have got it as easy as what some people think. as what some people think. i think it is quite difficult for them.

it is quite difficult for them. mean the pensioners who work pay more than they do right now. more than they do right now. need to pay, because people of all ages use the services. ages use the services. generation gap, something has to be done. son to take the blame. who was 32, near accrington, in lancashire, last october. that he was the one who pulled the trigger. to try to make the system fairer, and easier to use.

the cheapest fare available. for the government to consider. leigh milner reports. it‘s fair to say most of us can find rail fares confusing and expensive. consultation to make ticketing fairer and easier to use. and we want flexible ticketing. such as split ticketing. journey rather than one.

at 7am it would cost you £32. it would cost you £18. a saving of 56%. and you‘d even get there ten minutes early! of transport such as buses and trams. selects the lowest fare. all the answers which is why they want to hear from passengers. it‘s complicated. that suits you best.

where you are going. so it is manageable and easier, you are saving time as well. but when will we start to see changes? 12—18 months we will start to see change because it‘s got to happen. fares will change at all. leigh milner, bbc news. just to bring you some breaking news. news.

affected by suspected forensics mishandling. mishandling. this includes cases of rape and violence. rape and violence. about the progress of forensic examinations. examinations. suspended on the 26th of march this year as part of this investigation. year as part of this investigation. for forensics examination between 2012 and 2017. 2012 and 2017. handling of those particular forensic cases. forensic cases.

where it has been deemed appropriate to do so. to do so. that is the latest from the dps. more on that later. of trying to kill his wife by tampering with her parachute. emile cilliers denies attempted murder and criminal damage. at winchester crown court. this is victoria cilliers‘s fifth day in the witness box. day in the witness box. to drive herself to court and stand to give evidence. to give evidence. accused of trying to kill her on two separate occasions. separate occasions. one attempt was here at the nether raven base in wiltshire. raven base in wiltshire. reconstruction was filmed of what they say emile cilliers did. they say emile cilliers did. toilets and sabotage his wife‘s parachute.

parachute. number of minutes here was to victoria was outside. victoria was outside. about how long he spent in the toilet. toilet. she was asked, did you set your watch? no, she replied. you were not timing it? no, she said. anything unusual had taken place in the toilet. i didn‘t, said victoria cilliers. cilliers. jump in both main and reserve chutes failed. failed. field and sustained a number of injuries. injuries. benefit from victoria‘s life—insurance policy if she died. life—insurance policy if she died. mr cilliers is an army training instructor. instructor.

attempted murder and one count of recklessly endangering life. recklessly endangering life. kennedy, bbc news, at winchester crown court. crown court. let‘s have a look at the weather with darren bett. ireland heading into north—west england up into scotland. england up into scotland. temperatures not far off yesterday‘s values in the south—east. values in the south—east. cloud coming into northern ireland, west of scotland later. west of scotland later. chilly night than the past couple of nights. than the past couple of nights.

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