this is bbc news — our latest headlines. hello, you're watching this is bbc news — our latest headlines. hello, you‘re watching all smiles... afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. all smiles for the cameras — for the cameras — theresa may meets today at 3. theresa may meets afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy. the german chancellor in berlin, all smiles the german chancellor in berlin, in a last minute effort to get for the cameras — theresa may meets in a last—minute effort to get the german chancellor in berlin, an extension to the date of brexit. today at 1l an extension to the date of brexit in a last minute effort to get the prime minister is now all smiles for the cameras — hello, you're watching the prime minister is now on her way on her way to paris theresa may meets the german afternoon live — to paris to meet president macron — chancellor in berlin, i'm simon mccoy. to try to convince him to back her, to meet president macron today at 2. an extension to the date of brexit in a last minute effort to get all smiles debenhams' lenders take to try to convince him to back her. an extension to the date of brexit. control of the struggling for the cameras — theresa may meets high street chain — the german chancellor in berlin, after rejecting rescue efforts and next to paris, the prime debenhams‘ lenders take the prime minister is now on her way from sports direct‘s mike ashley. control of the struggling in a last minute effort to get harder to change a mobile phone minister to hear in two hours time. high street chain after to paris to meet president macron — rejecting rescue efforts contract — criticism of the changes from sports direct‘s mike ashley. to try to convince him to back her. in the divorce law allowing the french side need convincing of an extension to the date of brexit couples to split faster harder to change a mobile and, it's hoped, with less acrimony. theresa may ‘s plan b. phone contract — debenhams‘ lenders take the prime minister is now on her way control of the struggling high street chain — criticism of the changes after rejecting rescue efforts here to paris to meet emmanuel in the deorce law — from sports direct‘s mike ashley. the french side need convincing of theresa may 's plan b. in other news allowing couples to split faster and, it‘s hoped, macron to try and get him to back ellipses debenhams' lenders take with less acrimony. sport now on afternoon control of the struggling harder to change a mobile her. live with azi farni. phone contract — debenhams‘ lenders take there's a huge game high street chain — sport now on afternoon criticism of the changes control of the struggling after rejecting rescue efforts in the divorce law — high street chain — from sports direct‘s mike ashley. live, with azi farni. allowing couples to split after rejecting rescue efforts harder to change a mobile faster and, it‘s hoped, from sports direct‘s mike ashley. phone contract — there‘s a huge game with less acrimony. harder to change a mobile in the champions league tonight. criticism of the changes phone contract — in the divorce law — coming up on afternoon criticism of the changes allowing couples to split in the divorce law — faster and, it's hoped, in the champions league tonight. allowing couples to split with less acrimony. live, all the sport. faster and, it's hoped, it really is. in fact the tottenham manager richie coming up on afternoon live, with less acrimony. pochettino has called it the biggest all the sport with azi. yes, mauricio pochettino has courted a huge game in the champions league a huge game in the champions league the biggest match of his career. the biggest of his managerial tonight as tottenham host manchester coming up on afternoon live spurs host manchester city in tonight, tottenham host manchester career. tottenham host manchester city in the first leg of the the first leg of their all—english city in the first leg at the all the sport — azi.. city in the first leg of their all quarterfinal. final. liverpoolalso quarterfinal tonight. quarter—final. city in the first leg at the quarter-final. liverpool in action. a huge game in the champions league it's only the second match in action, more at lt:30pm. in their brand new stadium and(tx i'll have more on the sports action english quarterfinal tonight. as the the first of three games thanks and mel has all the weather. between the two sides at 3:30pm. first of the games between the two

tonight as tottenham host manchester in the space of 11 days. thanks, azi and we'll bejoining site in the space ofjust 11 days, city in the first leg of the the champions league is spurs' last you for a full update temperature is taking a tumble in quarterfinal. i'll have more on that chance of silverware this season, just after half—past. and it‘s only the second match at the next few days but a lot of dry mel has all the weather. pochettino still looking for his first trophy later. since joining the club. tottenhambrand—new stadium. for weather in the forecast. thank you. city though, are still on course thanks, mel. also coming up, in nationwide i‘ll for an unprecedented quadruple. thanks, simon. yesterday saw high be talking to bbc points west‘s alex lovell — manchester city, in the last and with the weather. it's melt who will be discussing the years few years, been there temperatures but it will become much of unwanted and increasingly calls stop looking much cooler cooler, that the trend continuing as menacing attention she received to try and win everything. from a stalker. we go through the next few days. totte n ha m tottenhambrand—new stadium. for tottenham hotspur is, the champions he‘s since been jailed but she‘s league as a last chance of going public to help mark today. that's a trend that will silverware this season. national stalking awareness week. continue. thanks, mel. more coming up later. and coming up, also coming up — keep left! they have a very good manchester city, in the last squad, good players. keep left. the message to tourists he is one of the best few years, been there in the highlands as dashcam footage the message to tourists to try and win everything. emerges of drivers narrowly avoiding managers in the world. in the highlands as dashcam footage head—on crashes with cars being if one club, one team emerges of drivers narrowly avoiding driven on the wrong side of road. head—on crashes with cars being driven on the wrong side of road. is capable of winning we want to try to dominate and be everything, it is manchester city today. they are in a very good place. liverpool play porto tonight — aggressive, and of course, that is a their first leg is at anfield. thing that we know very well. we it's arguably a much easier quarterfinalfor them — have time to prepare the game, and they beat the portuguese champions 5—0 on aggregate in the last 16 hello, everyone — on the way to last season's final. we we re let‘s get the latest on theresa hello, everyone — this have time to prepare the game, and may‘s movement. she has been to this is afternoon live. is afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. we were talking about different theresa may is holding situations that can happen from the last—minute brexit talks paris and now berlin and let‘s get i'm simon mccoy. with the leaders of germany, beginning. we want to start being some questions over eden hazard's and france today, with the uk due the latest on the brexit talks. theresa may is holding last—minute brexit talks with the leaders of germany, future at chelsea. he spins going to leave the eu in three days time. tough, with a high tempo on the and france today, with the uk due mrs may met angela merkel in berlin, officially the uk side will be to leave the eu in three days time. rather a lot! he had a great game later she'll hold talks game. leaving the european union in three with emmanuel macron in paris, mrs may met angela merkel in berlin, liverpool play porto tonight — days‘ time but theresa may knows

last night. urging them to back her request their first leg is at anfield. later she'll hold talks to delay brexit again until 30 june. it‘s arguably a much easier with emmanuel macron in paris, conversations in berlin this morning urging them to back her request the chelsea manager quarterfinalfor them — certianly seems resigned to losing their star player. and paris in this evening will be to delay brexit again until 30 june. let's go to the french capital and they beat the portuguese champions all eu states will vote maurizio sarri says it would be crucial in buying the uk more time. a disaster if hazard were to go christian fraser is there. three 5—0 on aggregate in the last 16 on the way to last season‘s final. on an extension tomorrow. but if the belgian wants to go then days until the uk is due to leave officially she has requested until there's not much they can do. june 30 but there is some letsjoin lets join christian fraser in hazard scored twice the european union and theresa may disagreement within europe as to as chelsea beat west ham 2—0, i suspect all the neutrals will be whether to grant the uk side a touring berlin and paris today to brussels. a very warm welcome to his opener in the first half saw him shorter extension or perhaps a beat five men for one try and buy the uk more time. the watching the other game. you know when you hear in them so often, i longer extension until the end of of the goals of the season. french president talking tough paris. three days before britain is the year as was set out by the due to leave the eu, theresa may has that moves them up today, everything ongoing with french journalists, can‘t remember how to pronounce eden to third in the table. today, everything ongoing with frenchjournalists, will today, everything ongoing with french journalists, will bring you news on that when we get it. in the european council president donald written to all eu leaders asking for hazard. i told you i had forgotten hazard only has a year left tusk. we had a briefing from the an extension until the 30th ofjune. on his contract and has been lead up to the discussions are in a strongly linked with a move she held talks with the german how to do it. anyway, we may not be french side who are again talking chancellor this morning in berlin, couple of hours, french minister tough who say they need persuading saying it's not a given that the uk able to mention him in the same it may be a more difficult audience of theresa may‘s plan b but they are to real madrid in the summer. side would get an extension, there sentence as chelsea quite soon, and a few hours time with president has to be evidence of a credible because he may be off, and he has prepared to give these conversations between the conservative party and it is impossible to find another macron. everyone knows he is yet to plan and proposal. maybe a more just scored! yes, he had a great labour some time. however, what they be persuaded about the extension and difficult audience than what the do not want is the uk side getting what that would be used for. no one hazard. at the moment there isn't prime minister had in berlin this game last night in the premier morning with chancellor angela on the way of future eu reform and really anticipates he will say to another hazard. the level he is at, league, but the chelsea manager does the uk they need to leave without a merkel. no one really expects seem resigned to the club losing hijacking somewhere down the line d, that would cause problems for his president to through the irish side their star player. maurizio sarri those budget talks within europe, so own constituents in the north, you can't find two players. i am says it would be a disaster if you what they are saying is if there has under the bus or create chaos for around the port of calais and he we re says it would be a disaster if you sure that the club doesn't want to his constituents in calais, he is were to go, but if the belgian wants will be throwing ireland under the to bea what they are saying is if there has to be a longer extension then there bus and that would raise questions to, there is not much they can do. sell him. he is in the last season not likely to veto the british bid will need to be stringent conditions about european solidarity but he mar, eden hazard then scored twice attached. maybe periodic reviews wa nts to about european solidarity but he wants to know what the plan and the of contract, if he wants to have foran process is and there is a feeling not likely to veto the british bid for an extension and leo varadkar, as chelsea beat west ham at uno. as the irish taoiseach was here last every three months to see whether

here in france that may be he is yearurging —— last the uk side is complying and if they another, we have to expect it. we opener saw him beat five men from leaning towards a shorter extension will try because, to convince him the irish taoiseach was here last year urging —— last week urging more one of the course of the season. the are not then maybe the extension can rather than the longer delay to the patients from the french side but but it's not easy. it's worth remembering it's a england'sjustin rose is hoping decision for the 27, that will take result of some up to third in the end of the year that donald tusk, to become the first world be brought to a close. it is not number one to win the masters the european council president has premier league. eden hazard only has just the french side who will been setting out. this morning, the in seventeen years. place at the european council summit one year left on his contract, and golf's first major of the year, decide, that will be a decision for at augusta national, in brussels. today, the europe europe ministers of the 27 countries starts on thursday and rose returned has been strongly linked with a move to number one in the world the 27 when they gather tomorrow in have been meeting in luxembourg. we ministers from the 27 countries have to real madrid in the summer.“ rankings yesterday. brussels for the european council we re tiger woods was the last top been meeting in luxembourg and adam summit, but those discussions will have been meeting in luxembourg. we were discussing the delay. michelle ranked player to claim fleming has been watching. the greenjacket back in 2002. be informed by the meetings taking barnier who is overseeing the negotiations says he hopes the don't you hate it place today and this morning, europe discussions between the conservative when you arrive early? theresa may appeared to touch down party and the labour party bears rose's only major victory came in berlin before angela merkel ministers were meeting in some fruit although like many eu has been strongly linked with a move to real madrid in the summer. it is impossible to find another eden at the us open in 2013. was ready to meet her, hazard. at the moment, there isn't luxembourg. don't you hate it when but the eu has been leaders he's not convinced. adam hanging around too, he's 38 now and has been runner—up the german chancellor and others waiting fleming has been the discussions. in two of the last 4 for the uk to say what it will do another. i you arrive early? theresa may masters tournaments. hazard. at the moment, there isn't another. lam hazard. at the moment, there isn't another. i am sure that the club appeared to touch down in berlin so can that number one ranking make with any extra time don't you hate it in the brexit process. doesn't want to sell him. he is in before angela merkel was ready to when you arrive early? meet her at the eu has been hanging theresa may appeared to touch down the difference for him? and that's what european affairs in berlin before angela merkel was ready to meet her, minister is arriving here in the last season of contract. if you around as well. the german but the eu has been chancellor and others waiting for luxembourg for a briefing on brexit the uk to say what it will do with hanging around too, the i haven't paid much attention to it. wa nt the last season of contract. if you want to have another experience, you german chancellor and others waiting want from the uk too. for the uk to say what it will do have to respect it. we will try, of a plan. any the uk to say what it will do with a ny extra the uk to say what it will do with any extra time in the brexit with any extra time course too convincing, but it is not from every diplomatic limo, the same process. and that is what european certainly the golf course doesn't easy. message. england‘sjustin rose is hoping in the brexit process. know who is the number one ranked to become the first world affairs minister is arriving here in of course, we still need clarity number one to win the masters luxembourg for a briefing on brexit player in the world, wa nt from the uk's side, the in seventeen years. luxembourg for a briefing on brexit want from the uk. a plan. for every you have to come in, prepare hard golf‘s first major of the year, and that's what european affairs at augusta national, minister is arriving here in and build a new body of work extension will be regarded starts on thursday and rose returned luxembourg for a briefing on brexit every time you tee up. to number one in the world want from the uk too. every time, the way i see it, upon by the government, of course. rankings yesterday. diplomatic limbo, the same message.

a plan. rory is probably the favourite, tiger woods was the last top from every diplomatic limo, the same so many guys capable of winning ranked player to claim message. we still need clarity from the uk of course, we still need clarity we want to understand the greenjacket back in 2002. from the uk's side, the this golf tournament. what the uk needs this rose‘s only major victory came side. the extension will be regarded extension will be regarded extension for, and what are i don't see the ranking per se, i know i'm one the political surroundings around of the guys who can win at the us open in 2013. by the dutch government with upon by the government, of course. and has a great opportunity theresa may to have this to win for sure. extension, and then i feel i'm very confident comes the question of he‘s 38 now, and has been benevolence. we want to understand we want to understand being in a position but it certainly the runner—up in 2 of the last 4 what the uk need these extensions not an extra pressure. what the uk needs this conditions of what role the uk will masters tournaments. so can that number one ranking make extension for, and what are for and what the political play during this extension time. surroundings are for theresa may to the political surroundings around scotland's most—capped rugby player the man whose role is to negotiate have this extension and then comes theresa may to have this ross ford is leaving brexit for the eu said he didn't the difference for him? extension, and then edinburgh at the end of the season. the question of the conditions, what comes the question of want to speculate, but right now the hooker, the who played 110 times for scotland, speculation is all there is. role will the uk play during this leaves after 11 years and 197 i haven‘t paid much attention to it. conditions of what role the uk will appearances for the pro14 club — what day is brexit going to happen? extension time. the man whose role the highest by any player. the 22nd of may, certainly, the golf course doesn‘t was to negotiate brexit for the eu play during this extension time. he's once of seven players know who is trying to number one. being released, with two the 30th ofjune, the the man whose role is to negotiate more scotland caps — 31st of march 2020? you have to come in, prepare hard, said he didn‘t want to speculate but full—back tom brown and back row brexit for the eu said he didn't and build a new body of work. i luke hamilton also leaving. right now speculation is all there want to speculate, but right now that's all the sport for now. the reason that is a question speculation is all there is. you have to ask is would say rory is probably the is. what day is brexit going to what day is brexit going to happen? let's get more on the news that because, behind closed favourite, the way he has been divorce laws are to be overhauled doors here, ministers think the eu will need playing. and there are so many guys happen? 22nd may, 30thjune, 31st the 22nd of may, in england and wales, to who have been played well and are the 30th ofjune, the to make it quicker and easier give the uk more time, 31st of march 2020? for couples to split, which means a longer capable of winning this golf march 2020, which they? the reason without having to prove one of them extension, potentially until tournament. i know! capable of winning this golf tournament. i know i am one of the is at fault. the end of this year, thatis march 2020, which they? the reason that is the question you have to ask the reason that is a question there'll also be a new six—month or maybe until spring next year. quys tournament. i know i am one of the guys who can win, and has a great you have to ask is ‘cooling—off period' one date that is becoming is because behind closed doors because, behind closed doors here, ministers before divorces are made final, less important — this opportunity to win, sure, and ifeel ministers think the eu will net to think the eu will need friday, april the 12th. to in case couples change like i am very confident in that give the uk more time which means a give the uk more time, which means a longer their mind. it is when the uk could position, but it is certainly not an extension, potentially longer extension for potentially

until the end of this year, with me is mark harper, leave without a deal. extra pressure. a family law partner who has spent scotland‘s most—capped rugby player until the end of the year or spring no—one at the eu's top table ross ford is leaving or maybe until spring next year. 20 years campaigning to change edinburgh at the end of the season. next year. one date that is becoming one date that is becoming the country's divorce law. wants that to happen. the hooker, who played less important — this 110 times for scotland, leaves after 11 years and 197 friday, april the 12th. we do everything we can less important, this friday, april appearances for the pro14 club — to avoid no—deal brexit. the highest by any player. 12. when the uk could leave without it is when the uk could i'm also joined by amelia jacob who is currently in the process so no no—deal on friday? a deal. no one at the eu‘s top table leave without a deal. no—one at the eu's top table of going through a divorce... certainly not, thank you. thanks forjoining us. at the he‘s once of seven players being released, with two wa nts a deal. no one at the eu‘s top table wants that to happen. we do wants that to happen. moment, what do a couple have to do a fond farewell from berlin more scotland caps — we do everything we can just to get the process going?“ full—back tom brown and back row everything we can do to avoid a low seemed to make up for the luke hamilton also leaving. they want to divorce straightaway, awkward arrival, but mrs may's next that‘s all the sport for now. deal brexit. no no deal on friday? to avoid no—deal brexit. they want to divorce straightaway, they have to prove fault that one person has committed adultery or the so no no—deal on friday? stop may prove tricky, off to see certainly not, thank you. other person has behaved certainly not. a fond farewell from unreasonably. because of a recent berlin seem to make up for the the french president, thirteen prison officers had a fond farewell from berlin supreme court decision called owens, who has the most questions to be taken to hospital u pwa rd berlin seem to make up for the upward arrival but the next stop seemed to make up for the about whether it is might prove tricky as she is off to there is now much higher test to worth delaying brexit any longer. after being assaulted by teenagers awkward arrival, but mrs may's next adam fleming, bbc news, luxembourg. at a young offenders institution stop may prove tricky, off to see in feltham, in west london. see the french president, who has prove what is unreasonable the most questions about whether it the french president, who has been the officers were among most questions about whether it is behaviour. we have had cases about 20 staff attacked is worth delaying brexit any longer. worth delaying brexit any longer. rejected by the courts because the during an outbreak of violence adam fleming, bbc news, luxembourg. so often the european union has been at the weekend. allegations are not strong enough on the same page of the brexit prison officers have partly blamed and that is even where the divorce debate but there's no questions increasing tensions at feltham is by agreement. which is frankly just reading some great things we about whether it should be a shorter on recent changes in the treatment we re just reading some great things we were sent, adam says maybe there absurd. many lawyers i know think or longer extension. i think the of inmates who misbehave. french side leaning towards a let‘s talk more about this now with the chairman of course the focus for the french shorter extension to try and keep we re were sent, adam says maybe there were a handful of europe ministers of the prison officers‘ association, president on the reform process for this issue of no fault is a long pressure on mps back in westminster. in favour of a shorter extension but time coming, you are one of those? mark fairhurst. the majority in favour of a longer the eu. happy to grant the extension i'll read you a tweet from the dutch extension. the french sightseeing in absolutely, and i worked 20 years prime minister, saying a positive and let‘s pick up on that first of the last few minutes that they will but he's really truculent uk could

keep the uk side in a sort of cause problems for the eu, on things decision tomorrow also hinges on ago on the last attempt to introduce assurances from the uk on a positive all. what has changed? like the eu budget or the putative transition where they would have no fault. but the government came up u nfortu nately, all. what has changed? unfortunately, due to a court some say within the european eu armour —— army somewhere down the decision tomorrow also hinges on parliament if they took part in assurances from the uk on sincere ruling, we are no longer allowed to cooperation so you see both in european elections but no real say line. he may grant a flexible with an unworkable proposal. this london and in europe the discussions segregate or isolate violent and negotiations are fringed by who extension but that would work two time around, its a much simpler in the european council of leaders ways, at the uk were to be might come after theresa may and can offenders in thejuvenile or within the european commission, proposal. i'm sure it will work and segregate or isolate violent offenders in the juvenile estate. that obviously is a big attachment go through. and it will help they guarantee here in europe that disruptive may be the eu would have to our members‘ health and safety, they guarantee here in europe that the uk doesn't stand in the way of so very stringent conditions powers to cut that extension short. the uk doesn't stand in the way of those are some things that are being and also other prisoners who do come attached to any longer delay. let‘s divorcing couples to start off as the reform programme that of course, discussed at the moment but of from. we are only talking about is a go to berlin and talks tojenny, and course it is for the 27 to decide as the reform programme that of course, the french president emmanuel macron amicably as possible, if that is minority of violent criminals at the one thing they are all agreed on is pushing. let's get some reaction a whole than they meet in brussels feltham who commit these offences. this if we get to the end of this possible, by not having to say you from berlin for it to reset tomorrow. that's get a feeling of are at fault. amelia, any critics of wires be seeing more of these week without the withdrawal what went on in berlin this morning. neighbours. we also speak to vicki agreement being agreed in london, let'sjoinjenny hill. youngin neighbours. we also speak to vicki young in westminster but let's go to this suggesting it is easier to things? is it just the uk side would have to take part jenny hill in berlin. what have the what went on in berlin this morning. let's join jenny hill. a what went on in berlin this morning. let'sjoinjenny hill. a rather change a mobile phone contract and wires be seeing more of these things? is itjust that?” in the european elections? it is an interesting statement from leader of german side been saying? we're being wires be seeing more of these things? is itjust that? ithink the house of commons this morning, get a divorce. and getting there but specifically feltham reflect saying it would be fantastic if the we haven't been through a divorce society, and when you consider what interesting point because actually german chancellor was to have a look is going on in the streets in london because by the time you've made the angela merkel has just been briefing told the conversation between at the backstop again. any decision, some tough things have theresa may and angela merkel was a at this time, feltham probably has mps from her own party and she has suggestion in berlin they are likely happened? completely agree. there to reopen the withdrawal agreement? confidential one and all we really the most difficult and violent are a lot of things that will have said that an extension to article know that they discussed their cohort of prisoners to manage. taken 50, which runs to the end of this are a lot of things that will have ta ken place are a lot of things that will have taken place before you make that prisoners don‘t stop being violent well, two things, the backstop, my decision so it's not as mutual desire to see brexit happen year or the beginning of 2020 might when they are incarcerated, they now be a possibility, but she has soui’ces well, two things, the backstop, my sources here said they would be very straightforward as deciding you're not going to be married anymore. in an orderly fashion. it was a continue with their criminality. we slightly awkward beginning to for also told them that it is quite surprised if angela merkel suddenly serious conversations, periods of started making changes to the the german press have already dubbed are dealing with young offenders and backstop. i think the suggestion juvenile offenders who are possible that any decision about the time, and various different responsible for knife crime on the from london are something like let's theresa may 's baking tour. theresa put a time limit of five years onto realisations that in certain streets, from muggings, for the uk's possible that any decision about the uk‘s participation in eu elections may only be made very shortly before it. that's not to say rule anything may arrived at the chancellery for a instances anyway, my own, you're not violent attacks on the general

normally angela merkel will be out at this particular point in the right for each other and this isn't waiting on the red carpet, she public. they come into feltham in europe goes to the polls, which proceedings. angela merkel is known the situation it's best for either wasn't there, i'm told it was to be very good at a last—minute of you to be in anymore. so you make that environment, and there is a throws far more uncertainty into the because theresa may turned up massive gang issue at feltham, with mix than perhaps some were compromise. with regard to the perhaps one of the most difficult unannounced several minutes early. withdrawal agreement itself, it is decisions of your life and then the either way she had to walk alone postcode going. so, you have to keep expecting. we know germany is in favour of a long extension and that true that i've spoken to at least two of you have to decide that one down the red carpet into the people separate from each other, that would mean the uk would one senior mp here who told me last must to blame? and in my experienced chancellery before angela merkel put otherwise violence expose, and probably have to participate, with u nfortu nate otherwise violence expose, and unfortunate that we can, we had in an appearance. pretty bad in week that were theresa may to come numerous assaults on staff, all the concerns that is raising, to the eu with a proposal which terms of symbolism, an improvement you're making that decision, not on the last visit went theresa may resulting in 13 receiving hospital realising that when you come to be but angela merkel acknowledging that decision, there are a series of couldn't get out of the car because treatment. i was quite surprised. we would allow her to get that deal actually a decision on its hurdles you have to jump through and the door appeared to be stuck but participation might be made right only found out about this yesterday. through the house of commons, his decisions you need to make, that there seems to have been a view was at least it would be near the end of the campaign will make an already quite difficult relatively relaxed mood. that is of i spoke with the government of something like a softer brexit, course because of all the eu 27 customs union, these were some of and challenging and emotional feltham this morning who updated me process , near the end of the campaign process, potentially. who is to say? situation even more challenging. on the things that were put in place it does rather suggest that a full the discussions coming out of leaders angela merkel is among those to curtail the violence, but as i westminster last week. were theresa politically where children are may to come forward with a proposal involved when you have a child. yes. who seems relatively relaxed about say, that ability to separate these like that which was in the eu 's an extension actually of any length for britain. this morning, her violent offenders is essential to favour and that is the crucial bit, —— particularly. involved when you have a child. yes. -- particularly. and that the good order and discipline of any relationship once you are divorce extension —— flextension which could thenit favour and that is the crucial bit, then it might be possible that the will still be an important one?“ europe ministry made clear that present, and we need that bacon. be stopped at any point could be eu would be open to opening up the is, and we were conscious that there germany is thinking and i'm quoting what i‘m saying is, don‘t segregate what they are discussing. that is will be a co—parenting relationship about an appropriate extension to what they are discussing. that is what they are discussing. that is what they will be discussing and i withdrawal agreement. there was a and one we want to be amicable and them and bang them up for 2030 hrs must say the mood from berlin is lot of f and but there but i think the deadline and also about a longer broadly speaking, certainly from the rather conciliatory and angela sta ble and one we want to be amicable and stable for our daughter. so as a extension although germany, angela berlin and the things, there is a merkel, will be wanting to know what of day. let‘s get the psychiatrist merkel seeming to be willing to result, anything that gets in the the purpose of these extensions will reach out to get that deal through and psychologist give them some way of that becomes negative and we be and of course, there are concerns real willingness to compromise so i and if she can‘t, to give her time wouldn't rule anything out at this stage although at the moment, no one really didn't want to have that but about the applications of a longer to come up with an alternative plan. therapy, and treat the records as it's very difficult having to go extension, particularly with regard

here really officially is certainly through the whole process that we go well. your officers are dealing with thank you very much. let‘s get some talking about an extension to a time to the uk 's participation in the through. mark, you must see it every us daily. what are they saying to upcoming eu elections. yes, i mean, reaction from westminster with vicky limit to the northern irish you about the job and how it has time you deal with a divorce case? young. it is very interesting that this is a time when two people are we hear from the french backstop, for example. germany is, changed? let's look at what we do upcoming eu elections. yes, i mean, we hearfrom the french side, jenny, if it was to be a longer extension they are trying, it seems in the though, very flexible when it comes negotiations over this extension, to facing the most raffle part of their it would come with a lot of what now. we are working in the most to an extension for britain. angela bind the hands of the prime minister lives? most clients say to me, can't stringent conditions so maybe they merkel 's europe minister this morning just before theresa may will be a timetable along the way, hostile and violent workplace. when you deal with tubular offenders, you or her successor through this long you are checking every three months arrived, said berlin was happy to i get divorce based on to see her progress was going and of look at both short and long irreconcilable differences and the don‘t have protections, you are not extension, so the withdrawal extension of the other conditions the uk was getting in the way of allowed to carry a button. it is one agreement wouldn‘t be renegotiated, a nswer irreconcilable differences and the and of course the condition for a answer is no, you have to prove of the most violent presence in the there would be periodic reviews and long extension would be the uk 's that european reform programme then no power for the uk fault —— most difficult part of maybe the full extension would work their lives. when this comes in, it two ways, may be the european side there would be periodic reviews and no powerfor the uk within there would be periodic reviews and no power for the uk within the commission or the european council. participation in the upcoming eu will make a big change and will could cut it short? potentially. elections. the german position is all of those things will drive these aren't conversations that will country. it is only an editing that relatively relaxed. i think, because benefit all divorcing couples, it's viewed very much hear through because you will not have to try and conservative mps are absolutely crazy. they are furious that theresa the prism of what is happening in come up with allegations of fault, be had publicly here in germany. i makes ice water, and it is a lot may is speaking tojeremy corbyn, britain, the brexit impasse is very think the german view is very much safer to do with violence when you when quite often people, especially use that sort of thing then you are the leader of the opposition, trying much a result of a domestic about let's try and be restrained to do political crisis and that's after 15 or 20 years, they mayjust the leader of the opposition, trying todoa the leader of the opposition, trying to do a deal with him, and they will here, let's give britain the time be furious at the idea of us being something which needs to be sorted grow apart. what do you say to those well staffed restraining prisoners and getting britain and receiving and space that they need, that's before any real progress can be made kept, as one cabinet minister put, partially because berlin views the so before any real progress can be made so berlin 's view, the view of who just say it makes divorce easy, current impasse is the result of a fractured noses. at mark rutte which is what happened in this lettuce and in purgatory with this lengthy delay angela merkel is let's keep the domestic political crisis, the brits some time and space and see thinking goes, let britain try and cement. yes, and that we have 19 to brexit. we are paying into the eu whether something can be worked out. why get married? i would say most sort out its politics and then we still but we have no say over what victims of crime who have to go home is going on. i think that is going can try and get some progress when interestingly, we haven't heard very clients but guarded as an absolute to theirfamilies much from the meeting between failure having to go to see a it comes to actually brexit itself. to be something that a lot of victims of crime who have to go home to their families battered and conservative mps will be very theresa may and angela merkel this so there is that thought stop bruised, especially the psychological effect of a violent, unhappy about and i think for divorce lawyer —— regarding it. i theresa may, the best option is to

lunchtime. beyond that they discussed the request for an have never had a case where as secondly, of course, angela merkel is very keen to make sure the unprovoked assault.” psychological effect of a violent, unprovoked assault. i can tell you have that option of an earlier get extension and the need for an are angry. i‘m guessing some of your thought client rushed into a relationship between britain and out clause because then she can say, orderly brexit and i don't think we members are really angry. yeah they will hear a great deal until at germany, britain and the eu, but we can still try to get some kind of britain and germany remains a strong are. that is by the health an divorce, it's not an easy process deal through. on that, the talks least after mrs may has met emmanuel and in the paces, all official to be one, regardless of what happens with emergency meeting to highlight their macron later this afternoon. we know caught, your marriage certificate, brexit. angela merkel is thinking of concerns. luckily, we have a very with labour are ongoing, a different that angela merkel and president good management place in —— signing other documents. it is not her economy, businesses, who are list of people, the chancellor is really concerned about the macron have very different uncertainty that comes with this. something that people take lightly. involved today along with the perspectives on an extension for environment secretary michael gove, amelia, though you are, you have when you think to mps, businesses, britain. and mr macron has been management team in place to make because they are talking about the made the decision to divorce, you taking me know, is slightly harder actually, when it comes to the prison safe, to provide regimes, and sta nce talk to your husband will presumably toss—up between a disorderly brexit, alignment of employee rights and of taking me know, is slightly harder stance towards britain, it is your daughter was three at the time to deal with all the issues they something angela merkel has been environmental rights, we will have trying to convince him to come round of this went on, you are just no deal brexit and an extension, to see how those talks go by the end to her way of thinking in the last worried about the effect it will face. very quickly, i am looking at of today. thank you very much. some have on them and even most people will say, a long few days. but i would expect the three—year—olds pick things up? extension with uncertainty still you here, you look pretty tough. have on them and even message to canada both capitals three-year-olds pick things up? yes. just about trumps a new deal brexit. when you walk into feltham, what is more difficult discussions to you. today to be one of unity because of this would change things for a lot course, the one thing the eu really a like? i was there a few weeks ago, wants to stick to is that display of of couples, wouldn't it?|j this would change things for a lot of couples, wouldn't it? i think so. 0k, just about trumps a new deal brexit. ok, jenny hill three—year—olds do pick that things just about trumps a new deal brexit. ok,jenny hill in just about trumps a new deal brexit. ok, jenny hill in berlin, sankey for and it was a good atmosphere. it has no one seriously thinks emanuel unity that it's managed to do macron is going to veto this demand that and apologies for the slight support. jenny hill in berlin, thank up, and they don't know sometime so break—up in the line. now we go to and it was a good atmosphere. it has a positive inspectors report recently, and as relayed the foran macron is going to veto this demand for an extension. first of all it you know want to do the best you can would be throwing the irish under you. you are watching bbc news. vicki young in westminster at a reduction and finance, but u nfortu nately, the bus not to mention creating people ‘s vote rally. interesting reduction and finance, but unfortunately, without getting the when you read some of the briefings cohort off the street that love problems for his own constituents to make their lives are simple and their lives by virus, we need the let's cross to brussels and speak to in europe they are dry to tie the around the calais region and there damian grammaticas who will be undramatic as you can. when people hands of theresa may ‘s potential tools to combat violence, we need is concern that would set the wrong watching the meeting of the eu talk about an amicable divorce, they support from government ministers, precedent, perhaps for hungary or ambassadors later. it's at that and we need support from the public. meeting that they will come up with have probably not been to one, there successor. that's right. this rally, some draft conclusions for the are moments where amicable is not they cannot walk and that hostile leaders to consider tomorrow. yes, the word but would this have helped matteo sal vini of italy might start as you say, people calling for using their own veto, so would they

environment and shall be a 68. we in your case? yes because it allows another referendum, most of these you to focus on the future so what like to own the low deal when it is christian, that's right. this is people here would vote in the need the resources and place to exactly, the ambassadors here auk like to own the low deal when it is you to focus on the future so what you able to do is not looked back referendum to remain in the eu and i protect us and of course the a uk side who could take all the blame? a doctor who was convicted of gross representing the countries in think he they think that if there prisoners who just want to get on negligence manslaughter brussels, gathering for their normal and went long and list crimes that with a time and make a positive use of six—year—old jack adcock has been was a longer delay to brexit, it told she can return to work. preparatory meeting ahead of the we re and went long and list crimes that were potentially committed to each of the time inside. thank you very jack died after developing leaders arriving tomorrow. they will other, and actually think about what gives this kind of campaign more sepsis in 2011. time to try and win people over the medical practitioners tribunal service has ruled try to thrash something out. and to you want the future state to look dr hadiza bawa—garba can treat like and how do we want to have is because at the moment in the house much. give a sort of basis for the leaders patients again, but but only under of commons, there isn't the numbers, conditions for 2h months. collaborative and amicable a let‘s return to brexit — tomorrow. and we know, of course, as theresa may is holds last—minute relationship as we can as co—parents really, for another referendum, brexit talks with the leaders jenny said, the leaders will be going forward? anybody who has been that's not for mps are going at the of germany and france, meeting mrs may and conferring moment. but of course, all that with the uk due to leave amongst themselves as well. but it the eu in three days time. through it will also worry about the our health correspondent costs, will this bring the costs of could change. theresa may is engaged mrs may met angela merkel in berlin, dominic hughesjoins me now from salford. and will meet emmanuel macron will be, crucially, the leaders when a divorce down? you're quite right. in talks with labour, the main in paris, as she urges both they get around the table tomorrow, opposition party, those talks going to back her request to delay brexit it is bound to simply find the it isa they get around the table tomorrow, on this afternoon, several hours again until 30 june. the 27, who will very much bring process and make it cheaper. and scheduled, they look for some kind the dup leader arlene foster it is a long background but probably have to go to the long background their own thoughts and their own described the prime minister‘s meeting as humiliating. before we get to what happened ideas to it. now, what is many people can obtain divorces of compromise. theresa may would say today? this is a tragic case she's been forced into doing this interesting, i think today, is what without input from solicitors. but because of course, not enough of her well, as someone who passionately we had been hearing from the believes in the united kingdom and relating to the death of jack own mps had voted to back a deal. so countries, from the ministers who its capacity and potential, i find obviously, the more difficult issues its capacity and potential, i find are arrangements for the children this idea of a customs union, it quite painful to watch what is had been at a ministerial meeting going on at this present moment in and finances, after a divorce. that potentially, some kind of taking place today in luxembourg, compromise, is something that upsets time. it is rather humiliating that meeting michelle barnier, the chief is where you do need advice from a we are having to go and back on a lot in her own party and adcock. at that time, hadiza negotiator. they heard him say that solicitor. it is good of you do, discussing fury, causing even more topic and leave. it is nearly two bawa—garba was the most senior doctor in charge but it was a what he is looking for and is talk about it. mark and amelia, divisions if that was possible. but yea rs topic and leave. it is nearly two years since the nation voted to recommending is that the uk has to as you say, the idea of a longer leave the european union, and we are terrifically busy time when jack was present, he said, a road map and a admitted and she admitted making thank you, and good luck to you and now pleading to stay and so that we delay, longer extension raises the can deal with matters that should m ista kes admitted and she admitted making

mistakes in his treatment that contributed to his death from timetable and i think that's pretty your soon—to—be ex—husband. it's a possibility of her future again. she have been dealt with before now. interesting. because, he said the says she believe the job if she gets this is a failure of theresa may's talks going on in london with the undiagnosed sepsis. he ended up very difficult time. through this first stage of the having a cardiac arrest, and she opposition labour party are an brexit process but there's so much leadership? we have set the dutch a student who blackmailed users unhappiness with her that many think are needed to be strong, she needed admitted that, but then faced this important step forward but those of pornography websites with cyber attacks — she could be ousted if not to show leadership, and i am sorry things need to come from it, some and made hundreds of thousands imminently then certainly towards charge of gross negligence the end of the year and that there to show leadership, and i am sorry to say that that has not been manslaughter, so there was a trial of pounds in the process — sort of clarity about what process has been jailed for almost 6 isa evident in this past few months.“ and she was given a two—year is coming from that and he said the end of the year and that there is a bull so possibilities, the and a half years. the court was told that strong likelihood that it would be a it time for the dup to end its sentence that was suspended for two because an extension to be granted, zain qaiserfrom barking, in essex, is the most prolific cyber very pro—brexit leader who would criminal to be sentenced in britain, confidence and supply arrangement? yea rs. after the eu must see both the purpose and your macro arrangement is about the sentence that was suspended for two as dominic casciani reports. ta ke very pro—brexit leader who would years. after that, the medical take over. how would they react to conservative party, so it is not a practitioners tribunal service, the therefore determine the length. but matter for us to sign microtel the disciplinary body that looks after therefore determine the length. but all of this, would we be back to the feeling is that it could be that doctors, had a hearing into how she square one, trying to start all over ministers and leaders will be ain? square one, trying to start all over again? yes and jacob rees mogg, the looking at an extension possibly up eurosceptic of course, has been had handled that case. they decided to the end of the year but possibly to suspend her. the general medical zain qaiser, a university drop conservative party. we want to see tweeting today, the eu cannot bind with signposts, road map along the out who made hundreds of thousands of pounds before the hands of theresa may ‘s the uk pertaining its status in the council which brings those cases he was 19—years—old. successor but that's exactly what against doctors when it thinks he hit upon what he thought way, things that need to be met, was the perfect cyber crime that they are trying to do. we had doctors might not have acted would never be reported. world, retaining its place as the conditions that need to be met along qaiser placed fake adverts briefings from michel barnier who correctly, they appealed that in the on popular porn websites, fifth largest economy, and behaving court. the court agreed, so doctor the way and particularly the french, and users who clicked on them said the withdrawal agreement will like that, because at the moment, we where you are, might well be saw their machines locked up. be renegotiated within this they were tricked into believing extension period and at the next are certainly not behaving anyway hadiza bawa—garba was struck off they were being investigated prime minister was to take the uk from the medical register insisting on those. yes, that's by british police, the fbi and others. out without a deal they would still that gives any confidence going altogether. doctor hadiza bawa—garba then appealed that decision and so interesting. i was saying there are users could pay a small fine forward. some here who think the french to get their computer back, have to abide by the conditions of a number of household names spoke and thousands did so, at a packed people‘s vote last summer that decision was president is leaning towards a the withdrawal agreement. yes and i overturned and she was suspended shorter extension because he is keen out of fear their habit ralley in westminster this lunchtime, including to keep the pressure on the mps and would be exposed. betty boothroyd. from the medical register. so here the national crime agency says the former speaker recieved he can see trouble with a longer a russian organised crime think that's what's led to so much a standing ovation from the crowds we are, eight years on from the gang assisted the scam. during her speech she said she had i would certainly regard zain qaiser misunderstanding, hasn't it? the id death of jack adcock and she has extension, legally and the sort of as probably the most significant thought her rallying

problems that the uk makers for if you don't have the withdrawal days were behind her. been told today that she may return cyber crime offender that the national crime let‘s have a listen. to work. she is going to return to european reform programme. do you agency has investigated. agreement everything decided did why is that? that goes away, it doesn't. the eu get a sense that the french the sheer volume and complexity made clear they want to have the work in february 2020. she is of the actions that he's undertaken, issue of the northern irish border the number of people he's connected currently on maternity leave but iam in my when she returns to work it will be president might hold sway tomorrow sorted, the money the uk owes would with worldwide, the complexity still need to be sorted. of course i am in my 90th year... yes, i scrub ata when she returns to work it will be at a lower grade than she was on and night, that it's his voice that will probably be the loudest?” the rights of eu citizens still she will be working under of the malware that he deployed, and the success of his needs to be dealt with, all of those supervision. night, that it's his voice that will probably be the loudest? i think he's going to be one of the loudest operations as well. things needs to be dealt with and the department store chain, debenhams, has fallen he made significant amounts into the hands of its lenders, michel barnier making it clear he voices in the room, certainly. there of money, as did his associates. wouldn't move on to any suggestion up as part of an are other countries that are sort of of trade talks unless that was dealt i am in my 90th year... yes, i scrub up well. but i thought my valley administration process. judge timothy lamb qc said the company has 166 stores that lining up along with the french. the there was no equivalent will continue to trade for now, case anywhere in the uk. with but people looking ahead to who the next leader it might be, it but 50 branches have already been days were over, but this fight earmarked for clouse. austrians, the greeks among them, qaiser had styled himself it has not released a list the king of the internet, doesn't change the numbers in of which shops may be shut, talking about the sort of tough and caused untold levels of harm parliament and that is why matters to me more than any i‘ve but the company employs around the world. parliament is stuck. it's because about 25,000 people. earlier our business correspondent conditions. what we do know, i think known in my long life in politics. there is no agreement amongst the emma simpson said its a difficult his sentence of almost mps so unless a new leader were to and i am delighted to be invited to time for the company. it's worth saying, christian, every six—and—a—half years had to reflect time we've seen this process, when the lack of genuine remorse. come in, have a general election, join you today. mrs may has been to meet leaders in qaiser‘s control panel revealed how and that somehow changed everything, we are still in the same place we the leaders have gathered and had much he was making every month, are andl £700,000 traced so far. we are still in the same place we are and i think there are some that their own discussions, they tended somehow changed everything, we are to come out with a tougher line than still in the same place we are and i chancellor philip hammond‘s parliamentary private secretary huw so debenhams has been in big think there's some idea of a very merriman earlier broke rank to speak the total profits could be long extension because up to mps in at the people‘s vote more than four million, rally in westminster. financial trouble, and really it‘s was generally expected. sol and he could face longer in jail to come out with a tougher line than was generally expected. so i think thatis if he doesn't disclose fate was sealed this morning. it was generally expected. so i think that is something to watch out for where its hidden. the getting closer and closer to tipped into administration but then tomorrow. that the leaders, they may dominic casciani, bbc news. getting theresa may 's deal through, its two operating companies were it's arguably the most famous grant an extension but they may passenger plane ever built — it hasn't worked so far but has led lam here concorde was a marvel of british i am here today because i have come immediately sold on to its lenders. attach tough conditions. and those to talks with the labour party and ona i am here today because i have come on a journey, and thatjohn is about and french engineering, by taking away the deadline it's to go any different direction for me they have effectively been calling conditions, as you were sort of the shots lately because of the huge

indicating would be to do with able to reach speeds possible all of that stall is once amount of debt that debenhams was possibly the uk 's on behaviour ina career inside the eu if it continues to be of 1,350 miles an hour. to go any different direction for me in a career perspective, under top a memberand they more. 0k, vicki young in that he has in the last two minutes, inside the eu if it continues to be westminster, thank you very much. and basically couldn‘t afford to a member and they will insist on it continuing to be a constructive and there we go! it's now doing ten there was some impatience and probably. and that is hard for me, repay. it has been laid down by frustration at the last european helpful member, not one that seeks council summit falling sales and expensive leases. miles an hour but it's a start! frustration at the last european councilsummit in frustration at the last european council summit in brussels in march and they only got the prime minister because i have just come from the what this it mean for stores and to disrupt and block and distract the supersonicjet made its first staff? they are unaffected in this british test flight ‘s demand for a delay in letter and also, i think what they may do, fifty years ago today. house of commons, where we have had format the day before the meeting. they may set some time posts along the treasury team doing questions at process but it will ultimately lead john maguire reports. and she wasn't entirely convincing the treasury team doing questions at the dispatch box. i love working for to store closures. lenders will want at the council summit. lessons they may set some time posts along the way when that's one suggestion learned i think on the british side, that scene, i love working for the to store closures. lenders will want going around, that there could be to press on with the turnaround plan the letter was sent last week, there chancellor, it is fascinating, but to press on with the turnaround plan to close around 50 stores, to cut some sort of you know, checks along have been phone conversations with my goodness, i didn't come into costs a nd the way as to how this process is european capitals this week and then politics just to toe the line and do to close around 50 stores, to cut costs and get out of expensive of course these visits to berlin and what i felt was run and hide at what leases. in fact, furtherfunding working, how the relationship is this was the moment, depends on this restructuring the 9th of april 1969, working, how the relationship is working and whether anyone feels it that concorde made its first paris today. tonight, in brussels, is our biggest challenge right now, needs to be terminated. yes, expect british test flight. which is to get this country through happening, but the first tranche it was a relatively short hop from filton airfield, the eu ambassadors from the 27 where she was built, this mess that we are currently in. countries will be meeting to prepare and i am determined to play that wouldn‘t happen, we are told, until on the outskirts of bristol to raf those draft conclusions but as i some stringent measures to be fairford in gloucestershire. at least after christmas. the this was 002. said, many times before, it is when attached to this extension if and as the project was an anglo—french part, and if that means i use my biggest loser is mike ashley, the venture, the very first flight when it comes. damian, thank you. the 27 leaders get in the room voice and got fired for that, so be boss of sports direct. he was the of 001, built in toulouse, simon, it's interesting those had been made a few weeks earlier. together, without their advisers, biggest shareholder and all the discussions are ongoing in the uk from concept to reality, investors have been wiped out and he engineers had spent the past 15 that things are decided. so is nursing something like £150 between the conservative party and years getting concorde ready conversations like the one the prime it. labour party and those in europe are million loss. he was battling to all framed by this idea that there for the skies. minister is having here at the a incident free, apart from the fact palace in a couple of hours become isa all framed by this idea that there is a finite time left for this prime that test pilot brian trubshaw had vitally important. christian fraser, ta ke million loss. he was battling to take control and it was increasingly to complete the first landing let‘s get more on the news minister. what comes next. you've by sight after a problem that divorce laws are to be with instruments. heard michelle barnier saying today thank you. overhauled in england and wales, acrimonious but his proposals were at the next minister wanted to leave to make it quicker and easier rejected. the administrators said for couples to split,

the eu without a deal it would still today that none of his plans were without having to prove one of them have to agree to terms in the patrol is at fault. practical given the company‘s the department store chain, debenhams, has fallen there‘ll also be a new six—month financial position, and this was the into the hands of its lenders, ‘cooling—off period‘ —— agreement and also saying if there as part of an before divorces are made final —— his subsequent interview is this longer extension they are personified british stoicism. very pleased we got it here, administration process. in case couples change their mind. best deal available for debenhams not likely to reopen the patrol the company has 166 stores that earlier i spoke to mark harper, we had a splendid flight. will continue to trade for now, a family law partner creditors, but a bit of an i think all the crew liked it. and amelia jacob who is currently undignified outcome. agreement during the 9—12 month but 50 branches have already been divorce laws in england and wales period for a new prime minister to earmarked for closure. in the process of going they'd never been it has not through a divorce. are to be reformed to make it easier in a concorde before, released a list of which shops may it is not as straightforward as, i i was the only one who had been. be shut but the company for couples to split up start re—examining the backstop and have decided not to be married without having to blame each other. those sort of things. they are employs about 25,000. anymore. conversations, periods of the legal right for a husband trying to tie the hands of the next i think we are pretty time, and various different or wife to contest a divorce prime minister here in europe, is bucked, to be frank. will also be scrapped. it took seven years before critics of the current system say it perhaps the labour party is there in the aircraft entered earlier a business correspondent commercial service in 1976, emma simpson says it's a difficult realisations that in certain often makes reconciliation harder, time for the company. debenhams has insta nces a nyway, realisations that in certain and can be damaging to children. london. christian fraser, there is instances anyway, my own, you are but others say the changes flying for almost four decades just not right for each other, and will trivialise marriage. nothing worse than a colleague this is not a situation that is best here‘s our legal before her rolls—royce olympus beenin time for the company. debenhams has been in big financial trouble and getting your location wrong. i engines fell silent its fate was sealed this morning. it for either of you to be in any more. correspondent, clive coleman. should have realised it was paris. for the last time. currently, when a marriage has tipped into administration then its irretrievably broken down, it's just you are always all over one of the most discussed but divorcing couples are forced the place! thank you, simon! we are the british testjet was retired two operating companies were difficult decisions of your life, to blame each other on the grounds here to the fleet air immediately sold on to its lenders. and then the two of you have to arm museum in somerset. of adultery, desertion, or behaviour which is intolerable they've effectively been calling the decide, one of us must be to blame. to live with, or prove here all day! i know! and i am sure anyone who has ever been shots lately because of the huge they‘ve been separated for a minimum of two years, onboard concorde will tell amount of debt that debenhams owes you it is very small inside, right, and in my experience, you are you will be too. thank you, but the difference with this and basically couldn't afford to making that decision not really is or five if one spouse doesn‘t agree. christian. more from christian test aircraft, the 002, is there are none of the seats, repay. it's been weighed down by that when you come to the decision, later, he is staying in paris, as far as the champagne or the canapes, for decades, campaigners have been later, he is staying in paris, as farasi later, he is staying in paris, as just all of the equipment that falling sales, rising costs and there is a series of hurdles you pressing the government to change need to jump through and i need to enabled the engineers to establish expensive leases. what does it mean the law, because they argue that far as i know. make, that will make an already when you‘re getting divorced, for the stores and staff? they are you‘re being torn apart quite difficult and challenging and emotionally and financially, concorde's supersonic capabilities. u naffected trying to sort out living at westminster, cross—party talks for the stores and staff? they are unaffected in this process but it emotional situation even more arrangements for your children, between the government will ultimately lead to store and so to throw fault and blame and labour are set to continue, this picture was taken challenging. and particular brother into the mix at that to try to find a way of getting are children involved. you have a

of us all having a break. closures. lenders will want to press point is to make a bad parliamentary approval this picture, taken in north africa for theresa may's brexit deal. in 1974, features three engineers on with a turnaround plan to close child, and that relationship, once but with no agreement so far, who returned to celebrate situation a whole lot worse. and just four days to go before around 50 stores, to cut costs and you are divorced, is still going to concorde today. the uk is meant to leave, i think it was a one off experience, mps are openly voicing frustration. get out of those expensive leases. here's our political be in important one. yes, and we amelia jacob is currently correspondent ben wright. we re going through divorce and believes in a hurry to find more time, never see it again in my lifetime in fact, further funding be in important one. yes, and we were really conscious of that. we a no—fault system would have theresa may left downing street for get out of those expensive leases. in fact, furtherfunding depends on this restructuring happening. at the wa nted were really conscious of that. we wanted it to be amicable and stable avoided unnecessary stress. berlin desperately seeking another delay to brexit. and never experience it again, first tranche would not happen, we the prime minister is telling eu leaders she can are told, until at least after for our daughter, and so as a there were elements of the process finally get a deal passed through but what i did was fantastic. parliament by the end ofjune. christmas. the biggest loser today that just felt quite stressful result, anything that sort of gets theresa may has said is mike ashley, the boss of sports and unnecessarily antagonistic, that the withdrawal agreement itself i was chuffed to be able to work in the way of that becomes negative, cannot be renegotiated with the eu, and we really didn‘t want to have through no fault of either of ours, on it, and if you had three laptops direct. he was the biggest but more the process shareholder and all the investors that, but it is very difficult onboard today you wouldn't have having to go through the whole but all the instrumentation have been wiped out in this and he's that we had to operate within. that's up there now. process we had to go through. you this aircraft set the now saying something like £150 standard for the fleet. must see it every time you deal with some brexit backing cabinet it was such a quality aircraft, in 2018, 118,000 people petitioned for divorce in england and wales, million loss, he was battling to a divorce because, because there is with blame a factor in a large ministers have other ideas. the fleet of concorde that came in its own probe tip people are ta ke million loss, he was battling to take control, it was increasingly the prime minister is off to see sitting in front of you tracing the along later were superbly built, percentage of all cases. angela merkel today, and it lasted 27 years in service, acrimonious but his proposals were and what i think would be fantastic most stressful moment of delight. which is a wonderful feat as well. rejected. now the administrators now the government is if angela merkel will try to said today that none of his plans absolutely. and most clients ask for support a proper uk brexit has decided to act. we re said today that none of his plans by agreeing to reopen the withdrawal a controversial, yet were practical given the company ‘s the laws currently have been agreement. inspirational and unique chapter financial position and this was the a divorce based on irreconcilable in place for 50 years, and some tory backbenchers in the history of aviation. differences, and the answer is you clearly hate the idea john maguire, bbc news, somerset. best deal available for debenhams can't do that, because you have to they do need modernising, of another delay. there's been a long—standing ladies and gentlemen, campaign, if you like, we chose to leave, we creditors. but a bit of an perform. this new law, when it comes to bring our divorce laws undignified outcome. emma simpson and come up will make a big change, into the 21st century, voted to leave, so for god's and it's right that we take that sake, let's just leave! and come up will make a big change, and it will benefit more divorcing opportunity to do that now. in recent days, government couples, because you won't have to ministers have been reporting. you're watching afternoon live, try and come up with allegations of following a consultation, holding talks with labour, these are our headlines...

looking for a compromise theresa may meets the german new legislation‘s to be introduced that might secure a chancellor in berlin, that will replace the need majority in the commons. in a last minute effort to get still looks good. and so does an extension to the date of brexit — fault when quite often people, to provide evidence around fault labour is arguing for concord! here's the business needs. she's now on her way to paris especially after 15 or 20 years, or separation with a requirement a customs union with the eu, but trade secretary liam fox has to meet president macron they mayjust grow apart. what to provide a statement first a look at debenhams' lenders take especially after 15 or 20 years, written a letter to a senior tory mp the headlines on afternoon live control of the struggling they may just grow apart. what you of irretrievable breakdown, high street chain — say to those who say this just makes saying a customs union would be theresa may meets the german chancellor in berlin, after rejecting rescue efforts create an option for a joint in a last minute effort to get from sports direct‘s mike ashley. application for divorce, a betrayal of brexit. an extension to the date of brexit — divorce easier. i would echo what she's now on her way to paris has been said, that most clients while continuing to allow one party to meet president macron. it's harder to change a mobile phone to apply, and remove the ability and it would leave the uk stuck in debenhams' lenders take control of the struggling ta ke has been said, that most clients take it... they regarded as an the worst of both worlds. high street chain after contract, changes to how divorce is of one spouse to contest a divorce. rejecting rescue efforts absolute failure, having to go and it is not only tory brexiteers from sports direct‘s mike ashley. handled and it's hoped it will be who are despairing there‘ll be a minimum six—month about the prime minister's strategy. see a divorce lawyer. i have never period from petition to final some conservative mps have come more on that in just a moment. changed to allow less acrimony. had a case where i have thought a divorce to allow couples time champions league quarterfinal start for reflection and turning back. round to the idea of another harder to change a mobile phone referendum to solve the crisis. evening, manchester city tie is the client has rushed into a divorce. campaigners have welcomed i want to leave, contract — criticism of the changes this major change to the 50—year—old divorce law. i voted for the prime in the divorce law — it's not an easy process, sending minister's deal three allowing couples to split faster that blame element can really cause times, to keep no—deal and, it's hoped, with less acrimony. on the table and against biggest of murcia patino ‘s incredible animosity an between separating parents, extension of article 50. managerial career. liverpool face the papers, all official to the parliament has failed, we cannot deliver court, your marriage certificate, and i think that‘s what can cause anything, the only way we will get here's your business porto. eden hazard is irreplaceable signing other documents. it's not through the 17.4 million voters' headlines on afternoon live. says his manager but the club won't something that people take lightly. difficulty for the children, wishes is to take it to the people be able to stop him leaving. the debenhams has gone into but it also can cause difficulty and bypass parliament. administration after rejecting belgian scored both goals. the club in a moment we‘ll find out seniorfigures within labour have called for another referendum too. a new offer from mike ashley, what‘s hot and what‘s not for the couple themselves. in the business news. there is little sign the boss of sports direct. meets up to third place in the first, a look at the headlines ministers are tempted by on afternoon live. the idea, but they theresa may meets the german so whatever we can do he'd offered to pump premier league. the masters starts chancellor in berlin, in a last minute effort to get to reduce that is, i think, accept mps might try. £200m into the company. on thursday. justin rose from incredibly important. the firm has is now in, what's england has returned to number one an extension to the date of brexit. as we have the withdrawal bill in the world this week and says he she‘s now on her way to paris the government says the new legislation will going through the parliament, called ‘pre—pack administration' — can't win at augusta. more on those be introduced as soon as parliamentary time allows.

clive coleman, bbc news. somebody is very likely to put which means it can carry on trading stories shortly. let's pick up on to meet president macron. forward an amendment seeking a but is now under the confirmatory vote, control of its lenders. and parliament has, you‘re watching afternoon live, you know, an opportunity to these are our headlines. vote on it. a doctor convicted of manslaughter theresa may meets the german the former boss of nissan, has been told she can return to chancellor in berlin, this place has rejected in a last minute effort to get the prime minister's brexit deal carlos ghosn says he's the victim three times already, of a conspiracy and backstabbing — one of the main stories. work. her patient died of sepsis. an extension to the date of brexit — and that he's innocent divorce laws in england and wales and only by convincing the eu harder to change a mobile she‘s now on her way to paris she can get it passed of all charges he's facing injapan. are to be reformed to make phone contract — speaking in a prerecorded video, it easier for couples to split up criticism of the changes will they give her the time he insisted that he in the divorce law to meet president macron. she wants. without having to blame each other. allowing couples to split wanted a fair trial. the legal right for a husband faster and, it‘s hoped, nissan says there is "substantial with less acrimony. or wife to contest a divorce will also be scrapped. critics of the current system say it a number of household names spoke evidence" of financial misconduct. often makes reconciliation harder, here‘s your business at a packed people's vote and can be damaging to children. headlines on afternoon live. but others say the changes debenhams lenders take control of ralley in westminster this lunchtime, including will trivialise marriage. debenhams has gone into betty boothroyd. here's our legal the struggling high street chain correspondent, clive coleman. currently, when a marriage administration after rejecting after rejecting efforts from sports the former speaker received has irretrievably broken down, a standing ovation from the crowds — a new offer from mike ashley, the us is thinking about imposing divorcing couples are forced direct chairman mike ashley. during her speech she said she had tariffs on about £8.5 to blame each other on the grounds the boss of sports direct. thought her rallying billion pounds worth harder to change a mobile phone days were behind her. of goods from the eu. of adultery, desertion, contract — criticism of the changes it's angry about subsidies that he‘d offered to pump let's have a listen... support the european or behaviour which is intolerable £200m into the company. in the divorce law — plane maker airbus. to live with, or prove the firm has is now in, what‘s allowing couples to split faster aircraft and cheese are among and, it‘s hoped, with less acrimony. they've been separated called "pre—pack administration", and in sport, the champions league the products that could be hit for a minimum of two years, by the new us tariffs. which means it can carry on trading i'm in 90th year. cheering yes, i but is now under the quarterfinal starts this evening. or five if one spouse doesn't agree. spurs manager maurizio patino says control of its lenders. they are time against manchester for decades, campaigners have been pressing the government to change the former boss of nissan, aircraft and achieve. —— and cheese. city is the biggest of his the law, because they argue that carlos ghosn, says he‘s the victim scrub up well! and i thought, you when you're getting divorced, of a conspiracy and backstabbing — managerial career. liverpool are also in action against porto. the you're being torn apart and that he‘s innocent know, my friends, my rallying days emotionally and financially, of all charges he‘s facing injapan. we re know, my friends, my rallying days speaking in a pre—recorded video, they will do de—k tomorrow! let's trying to sort out living

were over. but this fight matters to arrangements for your children, he insisted that he manchester united manager says he is wanted a fair trial. and so to throw fault and blame sure that star man paul pogba will me more than any i've known in my talk about devon into the mix at that nissan says there is "substantial be staying at old trafford next long life in politics. and i'm point is to make a bad season. united are hosting barcelona evidence" of financial misconduct. situation a whole lot worse. —— lets talk about devon as is what delighted to be invited to join you the staff won't know what's going amelia jacob is currently the us is thinking about imposing in their champions league quarterfinal tomorrow. on the first tariffs on about £8.5 today. good to hear from her again, on? it has gone into prepack going through divorce and believes billion worth of goods from the eu. golf major of the year the masters a no—fault system would have isn't it. you can tweet me on any of administration. the company won't sta rts golf major of the year the masters starts on thursday. england‘sjustin avoided unnecessary stress. it‘s angry about subsidies that support the european rose has returned to number one in there were elements of the process plane maker airbus. the world this weekend he says he the stories happening today. plenty close a ny administration. the company won't close any additional stores, it will that just felt quite stressful aircraft and cheese are among can win at augusta. more on those more on brexit, we will be speaking close any additional stores, it will close 50 as part of a turnaround the products that could be hit stories just after lt:30pm. and unnecessarily antagonistic, by the new us tariffs. to vicky young political plan but this prepack administration through no fault of either of ours, a student who blackmailed users of pornography websites correspondent shortly. but let's doesn't mean any new additional with cyber attacks — move on to business news now. but more the process and made hundreds of thousands places at the moment. jobs, so no the embattled former boss of pounds in the process — that we had to operate within. has been jailed for almost six in 2018, 118,000 people petitioned of nissan carlos ghosn has and a half years. the court was told that zain qaiser fresh look at cutting jobs there as for divorce in england and wales, from barking, in essex, come out fighting today? with blame a factor in a large is the most prolific cyber criminal well. what it does mean though, is to be sentenced in britain, percentage of all cases. as dominic casciani reports. the department store that shareholders basically lose the group, debenhams, has gone into administration now the government value of their holding. the person and has, in effect, been taken has decided to act. over by its lenders. debenhams has 166 stores, who is most affected by this is one the laws currently have been he‘s facing charges of financial which will initially continue in place for 50 years, to trade, although about 50 branches mike ashley, who as you will be they do need modernising, there's had already been earmarked misconduct in japan— for closure in the future. aware, has got a particular view been a long—standing campaign, the department store rejected last—ditch rescue offers about the way... his view is he if you like, to bring but says he‘s the victim from mike ashley's sports direct, our divorce laws a university dropout who made which has been locked should be running it. he was offered hundreds of thousands of pounds in a battle for control. into the 21st century, before he was 19 years old. he hit joining us now is bbc and it's right that we take of backstabbing — and a conspiracy. on what he thought was the perfect business presenter egon cossou. £200 million to run the company and that opportunity to do that now. cybercrime that would never be we will hear from you later, this is the company said we are not having following a consultation,

a big story but there has been so new legislation's to be introduced reported. he placed fake adverts it. -- the company said we are not having it. —— he offered. the big question he was due to address that will replace the need much boardroom wrangling. a lot of is what will happen to the plan?“ to provide evidence around fault the media in person bitterness over this. no this cutting your nose off to spite or separation with a requirement unpopular pawn websites and lead exaggeration to say that's the case. to provide a statement but is now back under arrest. yourface? i'm just of irretrievable breakdown, users to think they were being the boss of sports direct, mike this cutting your nose off to spite your face? i'm just fascinated. we so, he‘s issued a video, create an option investigated by the police, the fbi ashley, saying i would like to take released by his lawyers, asked and expert, a retail expert, for a joint application for divorce, and others. users could pay a small which means the bbc didn‘t fine to get a computer is back and control of the struggling company. about the possibility of rescuing while continuing to allow one party carry out this interview, did so out of fear their habits the company to the terminal plan. but take a look. he offered £150 million at the to apply, would be exposed. the national crime and remove the ability of one spouse i am innocent of all the charges beginning of the week to try and do agency says a russian organised it is not simple but it will be a to contest a divorce. that. and he upped that over to 200 that have been brought against me. crime gang assisted the scam.” start if debenhams closes the 50 there'll be a minimum million in the early hours of the and i am also innocent stores quite quickly then it will would say it was the most six—month period from petition to morning. now the one catch on that significant cybercrime event that the national crime agency has free up cash to implementation at of all the accusations that came was that he said if i give you the final divorce to allow couples time the in other stores, but this needs for reflection and turning back. money, i want to be boss, chief around these charges, investigated. the sheer volume and to be done quickly to get the campaigners have welcomed this major change executive. boyd said, we are not customers back through the doors. i to the 50—year—old divorce law. that are all biased, complexity of the actions undertaken, the number of people taken out of context, connected with worldwide, the having it, we would rather go into think product is the most important administration and they are. what thing to get customers coming back twisted in a way to paint complexity of the malware that he so thing to get customers coming back so they need to make sure they are that blame element can really deployed and the success of his happens now especially for those who cause incredible animosity work there? what happens is the targeting the right customers with a personage of greed operation as well. he made between separating parents, significant amounts of money as did his associates. judge timothy laing company has gone into prepack products that are in demand. shoppers are holding back spend with and a personage of dictatorship. administration, effectively that and i think that's what can cause means the company has got some qc said there was no equivalent case breathing space. they would be no difficulty for the children, all the uncertainty with brexit so but it also can cause difficulty a remarkable date of —— way of anywhere in the uk. he had styled immediate additionaljob losses or there must be worth paying for, for the couple themselves. debenhams need to make sure they himself the king of the internet and so whatever we can do to reduce that no more immediate additional offer something exciting. caused untold levels of harm around is, i think, incredibly important. the world. his sentence of almost closures of stores. but one of the let's look at global economic. the government says dealing with matters. the new legislation will be introduced as soon six and a half years had to reflect

stress is a growing problem we've had data on how the worlds as parliamentary time allows. in the workplace, according the lack of genuine remorse. the presuppositions of this sort of economies are doing. clive coleman, bbc news. to the body representing the human resources industry. what's it been saying? yes, the cipd says heavy workloads administration is that assets will it's not great news. that's chistine be sold and so it's quite possible control panel revealed how much he and poor management style is driving was making every month. the total that further down the line some lagarde. of the imf. as you know, we additional shops, additional to an increase in the number days off profits could be more than four some news coming in from the general million and he could face longer in those already earmarked for closure are always talking about the trade we take because of stress. jail if he doesn‘t disclose where it will actually have to close down. we medical council, a doctor convicted tensions between the us and china is hidden. should reflect on what's gone wrong of gross negligence and manslaughter health and safety it‘s the most closely fought general and other tensions are really after the death of the six—year—old executive says more here. we talk a lot about retail than half of sick days election in israel in years. weighing on what the imf says will in her care can return to work. she are due to stresss. prime minister benjamin netanyahu, failure on the high street, this is is seeking a record happen to global growth. you need to rachel suff is senior employment fifth term in office. but his right—wing likud party just the latest very big name to is facing a strong challenge received a suspended jail sentence from a centrist alliance formed suffer. that's right. the company get over to michelle, she's about to get over to michelle, she's about to after being convicted of gross relations adviser at the cipd. by an ex— military get run over by a lorry?|j chief, benny gantz. has struggled to solidify its negligence and manslaughter, can now our correspondent get over to michelle, she's about to get run over by a lorry? i hope not! identity, who does it appeal to, who return to work. she was found guilty tom bateman reports. we are concerned about your safety in 2015. this is after the are its courtly risk, its readership, its audience, as it here! six—year—old jack adcock died of were? there's been some criticism michelle fleury is outside the imf election day is a public sepsis at leicester royal infirmary rachel, nice define our terms. what that it's just not appealing to headquarters in washington dc. holiday for israelis. young people enough and so there's is stress at work? stress is really patriotic moment for some. the imf are saying that it will be but one that will shape in 2011. the six—year—old who had the region‘s future, been a real decline in numbers going the adverse reaction that somebody after a turbulent campaign. 3.3% global growth in 2018, how down's syndrome and a heart has today demands on them. it is into the shop and last year, it had condition died from a cardiac arrest worrying is this? to put it in caused by sepsis 11 hours after when the pressure becomes unhealthy more than £1190 into the shop and last year, it had more than £190 million worth of being admitted to hospital with and not motivating anymore, and it the israeli leader has made a last losses so a real struggle for the minute appeal to get the vote out. vomiting and diarrhoea in 2011. dips into something that is much company. we'll talk more about this he‘s told his right—wing supporters context, this is the most downbeat more harmful, which are stress, not to be complacent, prosecutors at the original trial which can have all sorts of physical that his opponents could still win. in the regular business slot later forecasts the financial crisis. a said his death was caused by serious but for now, thank you very much for lot has to do with trade tensions and psychological effects on people. neglect by staff and after a long this has in effect around the world, the imf has done a become a referendum

that. appeals procedure the doctor who at my truck and of course, this is on mr netanyahu‘s decade in office. separate study looking at the impact it's the most closely all leading to what present years, of trade tariffs on global growth. the situation‘s very good, fought general election received a suspended jail sentence the economic is growing, security is good. in israel in years. they also had some interesting after being convicted of gross i think the welfare of the citizen prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, negligence and manslaughter of her is that right? yes, because although in israel is great, and of course, is seeking a record things to say about brexit, talking treatment of the boy has been told fifth term in office. about the fact that depending on be found sickness and absence in an this is because of him. but his right— wing likud party she can now practice again. that all—time low and a survey report, we we used to be netanyahu people, is facing a strong challenge what happens, if you had a no—deal but it's really getting from a centrist alliance formed news just coming she can now practice again. that newsjust coming in she can now practice again. that also find that present years and, too much, you know. by an ex—military news just coming in from the general medical council. chief, benny gantz. brexit, then you could see the loss basically turning out to work when 0ur correspondent of 2—3 years worth of output by you are unwell, you are not really tom bateman reports. a student who blackmailed users in what way? of pornography websites fit to be there, it‘s really on the with cyber attacks — election day is a public holiday for 2021. they outline a scenario of and made hundreds of thousands there is an atmosphere of pounds in the process — rights, and over 80% of of corruption. israelis. patriotic for some. has been jailed for almost 6 election day is a public holiday for israelis. patriotic forsome. but one that would shape the region ‘s what they describe as one scenario and a half years. organisations are observing that. mr netanyahu has pitched himself the court was told that where you have an orderly no—deal zain qaiserfrom barking, to voters as the only one who can future. after a turbulent campaign. in essex, is the most prolific cyber so, people who are really unwell but guarantee israel‘s security. the israeli leader has made a brexit, that is basically where you criminal to be sentenced in britain, need to show their face at work. we last—minute appeal to get the boat as dominic casciani reports. out, telling his right—wing still have some movement at the zain qaiser, a university drop are need to show their face at work. we but he has been dogged supporters not to be complacent and out who made hundreds a re really by looming corruption charges. need to show their face at work. we are really on concerned about what if he is worried about of thousands of pounds before is driving that sort of behaviour, forming another government his opponents could still win. this border, that things aren't too he wasn‘t showing it. terribly disruptive. they think this he was 19—years—old. has in effect become a referendum on but not healthy for the organisation he hit upon what he thought could save as much as 3.5% of was the perfect cyber crime that benjamin netanyahu ‘s decade in would never be reported. other person. companies need to look translation: this is a sacred act, growth. by the end of 2021. compare at the look at the framework they the essence of democracy, office. the situation is very good, and we should be thankful for that. qaiser placed fake adverts on popular porn websites, economy growmg , office. the situation is very good, economy growing, situation good. i that by the european union where have in place, because you have you need to choose well but i can‘t think the welfare of the citizen and users who clicked on them certain responsibility to support tell you for whom, or i can, israelis is good and this is because they think it will have an impact of saw their machines locked up. of him. we used to be netanyahu they were tricked into believing peoples health, try and prevent but i‘m not going to. they were being investigated stress at work, and that should be about 0.5% over the same time by british police, training line managers so that they period. with all of these competing the fbi and others. people but it's really getting too the current leader is facing his factors, do they think there is a users could pay a small fine can do theirjob effectively, have toughest challengers yesterday. much. you know. in what way? in what to get their computer back, danger of a global recession?” conversations with people, and look a former army chief, benny gantz,

and thousands did so, out for early warning signs of who has positioned himself firmly out of fear their habit in the political centre ground. would be exposed. stress, make sure workloads are way? there is an atmosphere of think at this point they are saying, the national crime agency says a russian organised crime manageable, because that was a major gang assisted the scam. choose whoever you believe in. corruption. mr netanyahu has pledged they are still anticipating growth, cause of stress. is anything workers i would certainly regard zain qaiser respect each other, and let us they are still anticipating growth, they are still anticipating growth, himself to voters is the only one they are reluctant to talk about as probably the most significant can do to build their own all wake up to a new dawn, recession but they say there are cyber crime offender a new history that we need to begin. who can guarantee the security of that the national crime headwinds. that policymakers need to agency has investigated. resilience? yes, i think they can. israel but he's been dogged by why is that? know your own triggers for stress. looming corruption charges. if he is be on guard to avoid such an the election has been dominated the sheer volume and complexity worried about forming another outcome. in the case of the uk, they everybody is different. good by the issue of security. government he wasn't showing it. of the actions that he's undertaken, pressure to somebody might be a flare up between israel the number of people he's connected and palestinian militants in gaza with worldwide, the complexity are urging the central bank ready to of the malware that he deployed, unbearable stress to understand how saw mr netanyahu‘s opponents translation: cut interest rates. they are urging and the success of his you are feeling. approach your this is a sacred act, the essence of operations as well. brand him ineffective. defendants minister to take fiscal manager and try and have a democracy and we shall be thankful conversation if you know that your for that. you need to choose well he made significant amounts workload is not manageable, and you but i cannot tell you for him. or i the israeli leader made action and have also said to other of money, as did his associates. cannot meet that deadline. try and a controversial pledge to annex jewish settlements can. but i'm not going to. the financial ministers that they need judge timothy lamb qc said in the israeli occupied west bank there was no equivalent have a conversation. there are to stand ready with fiscal measures case anywhere in the uk. adjustments that employers should if he is re—elected. since central bankers don't have qaiser had styled himself make for people at work so they can a move that could furtherjeopardise much room to move. michelle in the king of the internet, the chances of a palestinian state. current leader is facing his and caused untold levels of harm manage your workload and perform to washington, thank you. a quick look their best. thank you very much toughest challenge yet, a former around the world. the polls suggest mr netanyahu at the markets. is on course to edge to victory, army chief who has positioned his sentence of almost but after an unpredictable campaign, himself firmly in the political the ftse has been under pressure — six—and—a—half years had to reflect centre ground. you choose whoever there may be surprises in store. the lack of genuine remorse. indeed. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. all about brexit uncertainty. you believe in, respect each other a better stress for the future rolls—royce are under pressure as qaiser‘s control panel revealed how and let us all wake up to a new much he was making every month, £700,000 traced so far. because of brexit bodies. the total profits could be dawn, a new history, a new well. us might be hitting european more than four million, the sudanese government has defied rolls—royce under pressure because calls by thousands of protestors beginning. the election has been and he could face longer in jail of fears of potential sanctions from for president omar al if he doesn't disclose bashir to resign. where its hidden. the country‘s vice president also companies with tariffs. mike ashley warned that the army will not

dominated by the issue of security. dominic casciani, bbc news. the us on european manufacturers. sports direct, headed by mike tolerate any security lapses, a flare—up between israel and has failed to rescue debenhams and that may cause the country ashley, that is on the up despite to slip into chaos. palestinian militants in gaza saw mr earlier, security forces attempted his offer to take over debenhams to break up a fourth netanyahu palestinian militants in gaza saw mr neta nyahu ‘s opponents the sudanese government has consecutive day of protests. palestinian militants in gaza saw mr netanyahu ‘s opponents brand him yet the price of shares in sports defied calls by thousands ineffective. the israeli leader made direct has gone up. wpp, the big of protestors for president omar al being rejected, or perhaps because bashir to resign. a controversial pledge to annex the country's vice president also of that! and wpp, the huge shocking dashcam footage has emerged jewish settlements in the advertising company are having said warned that the army will not advertising conglomerate, that is of near—misses on highland israeli—occupied west bank if he is that because of reports that one of roads, caused by drivers re—elected, a move that could tolerate any security lapses that also doing well, there are reports on the wrong side of the road. their lucrative divisions might get may cause the country to ‘slip this comes as a campaign further jeopardise the that one of its very lucrative units to remind people to drive re—elected, a move that could furtherjeopardise the chances of a palestinian state. the opinion polls a takeover offer. it'll see you into chaos.‘ earlier, security forces attempted to break could be under offer from another on the left steps up, later, thank you. up a fourth consecutive ahead of the busy tourist season. company. thank you very much. just the campaign is led by a woman suggest mr netanyahu is on course to who was injured in a head on crash shocking dashcam footage has emerged to bring you an update on brexit, edge to victory but after an of near—misses on highland day of protests. in similar circumstances. roads, caused by drivers because we are getting more iain macinnes has more? on the wrong side of the road. unpredictable campaign, they may be surprises in store. this comes as a campaign information from berlin, where she to remind people to drive on the left steps up, you are watching afternoon life. was talking to angela merkel, and we ahead of the busy tourist season. the campaign is led by a woman shocking dashcam footage has emerged are hearing that angela merkel has it‘s every driver‘s worst nightmare. the sudanese government has who was injured in a head on crash of near—misses on highland defied calls by thousands roads, caused by drivers acknowledged that a decision about of protestors for president omar al in similar circumstances. british participation in the eu a near head—on crash bashir to resign. iain macinnes has more? on the wrong side of the road. narrowly avoided this time. the country's vice president also this comes as a campaign elections might only be made shortly to remind people to drive but others haven‘t been so lucky. warned that the army will not on the left steps up, before europe actually goes to the tolerate any security lapses, that may cause the country to ‘slip ahead of the busy tourist season. post. she has been speaking to mps iwas shouting, "no, no, no." the campaign is led by a woman into chaos.‘ earlier, it's every driver's worst nightmare. and it was just the impact security forces attempted to break who was injured in a head on crash in her own party this afternoon. she up a fourth consecutive said that the eu was any historic was going to happen. day of protests. in similar circumstances. iain macinnes has more. sharon was in a head—on crash it‘s every driver‘s worst nightmare. situation, and that an orderly a near head on crash narrowly a near head on crash with a tourist on the wrong side divorce laws in england and wales avoided this time. but others narrowly avoided this time. are to be reformed to make brexit was in the german interest. of the road in skye at the turn haven't been so lucky.” but others haven‘t been so lucky. it easier for couples to split up european elections are due to start of the year. without having to blame each other. avoided this time. but others haven't been so lucky. i was shouting to know, no, no. and it was i was shouting no, no. on the 23rd of may. and the eu has the legal right for a husband i hit here and was put

or wife to contest a divorce said the uk cannot stay beyond the back into the ditch. will also be scrapped. just the impact was going to happen. and it was just the impact critics of the current system say it 22nd of may if it does not take part she has since made a full recovery often makes reconciliation harder, was going to happen. and is now campaigning, and can be damaging to children. sharon was in a head—on crash with a sharon was in a head—on in those polls. so, the eu not urging drivers, especially tourists, but others say the changes crash with a tourist will trivialise marriage. tourist on the wrong side of the on the wrong side of obliged to say yes to a request for here's our legal to keep left. correspondent, clive coleman. currently, when a marriage has irretrievably broken down, the an extension by the uk, but how do locals feel on roads divorcing couples are forced road in skye at the turn of the year like this day—to—day? for hit here and put back into the obviously, it is all about the dates terrified. to blame each other on the grounds of adultery, desertion, road in skye at and further it will be a short or a or behaviour which is intolerable i get messages all the time saying, to live with, or prove ditch. she has since made a full they've been separated the turn of the year. long extension. angela merkel, just "you wouldn‘t believe what happened for a minimum of two years, recovery and is now campaigning, some clarification there as to she to me today," i live in fear of it or five if one spouse doesn't agree. actually just tear and was every day happening again to me. for decades, campaigners have been urging drivers, especially tourists, feels. pressing the government to change to keep left. how do locals feel on actuallyjust tear and was pushed a team of european scientists has and i know that we are definitely the law, because they argue that back down into the ditch. announced its intention when you're getting divorced, roads like this day—to—day? cautious drivers on the island. you're being torn apart to recover the oldest ice on earth. emotionally and financially, trying to sort out living arrangements for your children, terrified. i get messages all the she has since made a full recovery the group will drill deep down local police are on board. time saying you wouldn't believe and so to throw fault and blame and is now campaigning, inside the east antarctic ice sheet. into the mix at that happened to me today, i live in fear urging drivers, especially if the project is successful, quite often these collisions point is to make a bad tourists, to keep left. researchers believe it‘ll give them are caused by inattention, of it every day happening again to how do locals feel on roads so that will be people who probably situation a whole lot worse. like this day—to—day? a record of the climate going back amelia jacob is currently me. and i know that we are terrified. around one—point—five million years, spend a bit of time looking going through divorce and believes i get messages all the time saying at the scenery and coming a no—fault system would have you wouldn‘t believe which could help with future from junctions, as opposed to paying avoided unnecessary stress. definitely, we are cautious drivers what happened to me today, predictions about climate change. there were elements of the process on the island. local police are on here‘s our science attention to the roads. i live in fear of it correspondentjonathan amos. that just felt quite stressful every day happening again to we urge people to take more time and unnecessarily antagonistic, me. it‘s a never—ending through no fault of either of ours, board. quite often these collisions and i know that we are definitely, expanse of white. looking at the landscape but more the process we are cautious drivers when their car is stopped, that we had to operate within. are caused by inattention so that this is one of the most remote on the island. places on earth, high in the then get back into their car in 2018, 118,000 people petitioned local police are on board. for divorce in england and wales, will be people who probably spend a quite often these collisions interior of the east when they get back and paying with blame a factor in a large bit of time looking at the scenery are caused by inattention so that antarctic ice sheet. will be people who probably spend attention to the road. percentage of all cases. and coming from junctions, as temperatures here are regularly down now the government a bit of time looking at the scenery i‘m sure people who have spent has decided to act. opposed to paying attention to the around minus 50 celsius. time on holiday know the laws currently have been and coming from junctions, as these things can happen. in place for 50 years, roads. we urge people to take more opposed to paying attention to the but it‘s in this freezer that they do need modernising, there's roads. been a long—standing campaign, time, looking at the landscape what we urge people to take more time, answers are likely to be found if you like, to bring to explain how our planet‘s climate how do visitors feel driving

our divorce laws into the 21st century, will change over the the on the opposite side of the road? and it's right that we take the target stopped, then get back we always think when the car into the dark when they get back in looking at the landscape what coming century. is coming, it comes that opportunity to do that now. following a consultation, a consortium of european scientists on our side of the road. new legislation's to be introduced paying attention to it. i'm sure that will replace the need have picked the location, to provide evidence around fault it's difficult because you have or separation with a requirement people who have spent time on the car is stopped, then called little dome c, to provide a statement get back into the dark to drill for the oldest the impression of driving of irretrievable breakdown, when they get back continuous ice core on earth. create an option holiday know these things can paying attention to it. on the right—hand side, for a joint application for divorce, happen. how do visitors feel driving i‘m sure people who the beyond epica project but you're on the left—hand side, while continuing to allow one party have spent time on to apply, on the opposite side of the road? we holiday know these has spent the past so it's difficult for us. and remove the ability of one spouse things can happen. a lwa ys on the opposite side of the road? we always think when the car is coming, how do visitors feel driving three years camping out to contest a divorce. on the opposite side of the road? did the hire company talk about driving there'll be a minimum it comes in our side of the road. on the barren landscape on the other side of the road? six—month period from petition to we always think when and surveying what lies beneath. final divorce to allow couples time the car is coming, they‘re now convinced no, no word. for reflection and turning back. it comes in our side of the road. no, they didn't say campaigners have welcomed this major change it's difficult because you have the that there‘s a column of anything about it. to the 50—year—old divorce law. no, at all, no. that blame element can really impression of driving on the we are shocked for the first time. compacted snow underfoot that cause incredible animosity between separating parents, right—hand side, but you're on the records the contents of the and i think that's what can cause left—hand side, so it's difficult atmosphere over the past it seems more can be done. difficulty for the children, for us. did he hire company talk but it also can cause difficulty 1.5 million years. the first is an infrastructure for the couple themselves. it's difficult because you have so whatever we can do to reduce that about driving on the other side of the impression of driving on the what they‘re after are ice samples question of showing the right right—hand side, but you're like these which contain signage and road markings is, i think, incredibly important. on the left—hand side, tiny trapped bubbles of ancient air, the government says the road? no, no word. no, they so it's difficult for us. including the important greenhouse without overdoing it. the new legislation did the hire company talk the second is a tourism question will be introduced as soon gases such as carbon dioxide and methane. as parliamentary time allows. didn't say anything about it. no, at about driving on the other side of if the scientists can measure and ensuring every point of contact clive coleman, bbc news. the road? the bubbles‘ contents the visitor has with either currently, when a marriage no, no word. accurately, they‘ll be able to chart visit scotland or car rental has irretrievably broken down, no, they didn't say or b&bs, there is that advice divorcing couples are forced all, no. it seems more can be done. anything about it. the climate‘s ups and downs, its ice to blame each other on the grounds no, at all, no. ages far into the past, and that and guidance to remind them to drive the first is an infrastructure it seems more can be done. of adultery, desertion, will give them far more confidence on the left—hand side of the road. or behaviour which is intolerable question and showing various the to live with, or prove right signage and road markings they've been separated for a minimum of two years, as they project how the climate‘s without overdoing it. the second is set to change long into the future. another road, another near miss. or five if one spouse doesn't agree. a tourism question and ensuring jonathan amos, bbc news. for decades, campaigners have been every point of contact the visitor pressing the government to change the first is an infrastructure ahead of a busy tourist season, the law, because they argue that question ensuring the sharon will step up her campaign. when you're getting divorced, has with either visit scotland or right signage and road markings this year marks you're being torn apart without overdoing it. the 500th anniversary but is there a solution? emotionally and financially, car rental or b&bs, there is that the second is a tourism of the death of leonardo da vinci.

trying to sort out living question and ensuring there is no simple answer arrangements for your children, every point of contact he is believed by many to be and so to throw fault and blame advice and guidance to remind them the visitor has with the greatest artist of all time. and there is no one way, to drive on the left—hand side of either visit scotland or i don‘t think, either. into the mix at that car rental or b&bs, there is that but scientists in italy say point is to make a bad the road. another road, another near advice and guidance to remind them they have recently made situation a whole lot worse. new discoveries about both him obviously the arrows on the road to drive on the left—hand would be a good prompt. amelia jacob is currently miss. ahead of a busy tourist side of the road. and his work — as the bbc‘s going through divorce and believes another road, another near miss. tim allman explains. but i think it starts before that a no—fault system would have season, sharon will step up her ahead of a busy tourist season, with education about how avoided unnecessary stress. sharon will step up her there were elements of the process campaign. but is there a solution? to drive on our roads, that just felt quite stressful campaign. notjust here on skye and unnecessarily antagonistic, there is no simple answer and there but is there a solution? he was the definitive but scotland—wide. through no fault of either of ours, there is no simple answer is no one—way i don't think either. renaissance man. but more the process and there is no one—way that we had to operate within. i don‘t think either. painter, scientist, engineer, in 2018, 118,000 people petitioned obviously the arrows on the road obviously the arrows on the road for divorce in england and wales, architect, astronomer, historian. the tourist season is already with blame a factor in a large would be a good pump. but i think it would be a good prompt. percentage of all cases. the list goes on and on. hotting up in the highlands, sta rts the number of cars on the roads now the government has decided to act. would be a good pump. but i think it starts before that with education but i think it starts on the increase. the laws currently have been before that with education even now, there is so much more but it‘s hoped the campaigns in place for 50 years, about how to drive on our roads. about how to drive on our roads —— a like sharon‘s and the warning signs they do need modernising, there's to learn about leonardo da vinci. can keep people on the correct side been a long—standing campaign, good prompt. not just notjust here on skye if you like, to bring scientists at the uffizi gallery our divorce laws into the 21st century, about how to drive on our roads —— a good prompt. notjust here on skye but scotland wide. in florence have been taking and it's right that we take but scotland wide. the tourist of the road. that opportunity to do that now. seasonis the tourist season is a closer look at his earliest work. but scotland wide. the tourist already hotting up in the following a consultation, season is already hotting up in the new legislation's to be introduced highlands, the number of cars that will replace the need highlands, the number of cars on the commonly known as landscape to provide evidence around fault on the roads on the increase. 8p, leonardo drew this or separation with a requirement to provide a statement roads on the increase. but the but it‘s hoped the campaigns when he was just 21. just a couple of lines coming in on of irretrievable breakdown, campaigns like sharon's and the like sharon‘s and the create an option warning signs can keep people for a joint application for divorce, warning signs can keep people on the the latest developments to brexit. while continuing to allow one party on the correct side of the road. analysis of handwriting at the top to apply, and remove the ability of one spouse correct side of the road. of the page confirms to contest a divorce. what many had long believed, terry is a‘s spokesman saying the there'll be a minimum talks with labour will continue as six—month period from petition to time for a look at the weather. leonardo da vinci was ambidextrous. final divorce to allow couples time long as both sides are engaging and for reflection and turning back. it was truly spectacular what these campaigners have welcomed here's mel coles. remains the prospect of a deal. and this major change to the 50—year—old divorce law. analyses actually yielded. that blame element can really hello. it is noticeably fresher admit it, how many times have you also saying that the prime minister cause incredible animosity will be meeting with the european

between separating parents, today and the temple continue as we gone . and now, we do know that leonardo and i think that's what can cause admit it, how many times have you gone we were all doing it. difficulty for the children, head through the next few days. but worked with both hands, now it‘s time for a look union‘s donald tusk tomorrow, before but it also can cause difficulty at the weather with mel coles. not just as we know famously the start of the eu summit. we are for the couple themselves. for most places it will be a dry with his left hand. so whatever we can do to reduce that there is more, on the back waiting for her to arrive in paris is, i think, incredibly important. story. that's away from south wales where she has already been to berlin the government says it's it‘s noticeably fresher through the of the picture, there appears to be the new legislation in southern england where we have incomplete sketches of another will be introduced as soon more cloud and outbreaks of rain today as she tries to push for an as parliamentary time allows. day and that trend will continue. clive coleman, bbc news. which at times will be heavy. landscape, and drawings of a figure. extension to brexit. much more on in the next 20 minutes i'll be for most places it‘s a dry story. that any moment. joined by mark harper, a family law elsewhere lots of sunshine on offer time for a look at the weather. away from south wales, southern these are images unlikely to have partner and someone going through a but quite a keen easterly breeze divorce at the moment. see what they which will take the edge of those england, where we have more cloud been seen in more than 500 years. think of all of that. neil coles and outbreaks of rain which could be joins us for the weather forecast. temperatures particularly along perhaps more secrets will now that is a cumulus cloud over where's that? this is great. some eastern coast. the best temperatures heavy this afternoon. elsewhere, very unsettled weather through parts be unearthed in other of south europe and into out to us. overnight the rain lots of sunshine on offer but a keen mediterranean. these pictures were easterly breeze which is taking the paintings and illustrations, barcelona. you have stolen my taken at the weekend. some fairly becomes confined to be far thunder, literally! it is a heavy downpours and widespread adding yet more lustre to the legacy flooding but it's notjust treat south—west of england, elsewhere it edge of temperature is especially of leonardo da vinci. seeing unusual weather. some areas along eastern coast. the best of the of low pressure working their way in will be silly, the breeze continues from west to ease. wet and windy cumulonimbus cloud, and it has gone through east anglia to lincolnshire temperatures in the west. overnight conditions for spain and portugal, the rain becomes confined to the heavy downpours for italy into and yorkshire. further north and tim allman, bbc news. back. we will see if we can get it greece and western turkey and also into scotland we can expect a patchy south—west of england. under clear the cooler air filtering into skies it will be chilly, the breeze time for a look at the weather. back? got it, so it is a time—lapse frost first thing on wednesday here‘s mel coles. morning. we gradually see the back greece and western turkey and also the cooler airfiltering into parts of morocco, tunisia and algeria. continuing through east anglia and of the rain, it will clear to the into lincolnshire and yorkshire. further north into scotland expect a video of an anvil cloud or a further spells of heavy downpours fartip of of the rain, it will clear to the far tip of cornwall and the i love cumulonimbus cloud building over the for italy, greece, western turkey, silly before fizzling out then it's patchy frost first thing on a decent day for all of us. lots of todayus weather may look very expected to last for the next few wednesday. we gradually see the back similarto city of barcelona. these clouds are of the rain, clearing to the far tip todayus weather may look very similar to that setup we had the big ones. called an anvil cloud sunshine, then it drags out cloud on yesterday, but there is a noticeable days. not great news if you have plans over the easter break. you the easterly wind which remains of the rain, clearing to the far tip of cornwall, eventually the isles of difference. it feels fresher, and because of the shape of it, and it we re plans over the easter break. you were smiling when you said that to brisk and it will feel cool once scilly before fizzling out and a decent day for all of us. dragging that colour trend will continue as me and make up earlier. it's a bit we head through the next few days. produces the lightning and thunder, again. because we have very unsettled in more cloud, the easterly wind but for many areas, it will remain conditions across large parts of

ofa remaining brisk and it will feel southern europe and through the me and make up earlier. it's a bit cool again. dry. thanks to an area of high mediterranean. a very messy picture, of a change here as well. yesterday, pressure that is building in from in parts of suffolk, we saw scandinavia. gradually turning not working well at the moment, very temperatures just shy of 19 degrees. things more settled as we head but there is a bit of a change on through the next few days. but messy not working well at the moment, very m essy a cross not working well at the moment, very messy across much of europe. you can around that area of high pressure, see these low—pressure systems the cards. we are starting to pull we are drawing in cooler winds from working their way in from the west tracking eastwards: the last few in much cooler air around an area of the east, so gradually, you can see, days, and it will continue for a high pressure and this cooler air is the east, so gradually, you can see, the blue colour is really dominating gradually going to knock back the little while longer, so unsettled our map. he resort area of cloud and temperatures and i think we'll all conditions for spain and portugal, notice the difference as we head wet and windy, sundry downpours rain. it is stretching from wales through the next few days. today for are done and to budget southern england, and along the docks, we through parts of italy over the last example, in parts of southwark, 1a have got some heavy bursts of rain few days, and that has been working degrees and some places may not meet from time to time. elsewhere, we that target. high pressure is into greece. earlier we saw the have lengthy spells of sunshine on building in, going to settle down pictures in crete, and spilling into and it will gradually exert its offer, i noticeable keen easterly parts of western turkey. it also influence over the uk, squeezing out winds along the eastern coast, and it will feel quite fresh as we head introducing lots of cool air into any weather fronts. and we have one at the moment stretching from wales to this afternoon. certainly, a big places like morocco, tunisia and difference to the feel of the day to south—east england and on that we that we had yesterday come highs of algeria, and this is taking in have outbreaks of rain which could be heavy at times. a bit more cloud just a run ten of the further west morocco and the atlas mountains. they are ski resorts, that is snow, for north—east england, away from the further west you go. as we head that, lots of sunshine. we had that into this evening, a band of but very unusual for this time of keen easterly breeze making a big year. they expect snow injanuary difference to the feel of the credible be more confined to the far and february so a very unsettled weather along the north sea coast. south—west. elsewhere, under clear the best of the temperatures out to skies, the temperatures will drop a picture. that is for planning taking the west and in sheltered spots, in bit. we will keep that brisk winter

a sledge to morocco! conversely, the going to east anglia, up into the west and in sheltered spots, in the sunshine, it should feel quite weather is much more settled here pleasa nt lincolnshire and charger, so it is the sunshine, it should feel quite pleasant here. as we head into this evening, the rain becoming more not in england and scotland that but feeling noticeably fresher over confined to the fat south—west of will see those temperatures drop the next few days. for many places, england. elsewhere, under clear close to freezing. archie frost skies, it will get quite cold once a dry story. pressure building in expected here. through wednesday, we from scandinavia, gradually again. we keep the keen north—easterly breeze through east finally see the back of that front squeezing out any weather fronts anglia, lincolnshire and yorkshire that we have down towards the far become confined to the type of combo but it's further north that south and west. and as well as that temperatures will drop close to and the isles scilly, before in the area of high pressure we this freezing, if not a touch below. some gradually fizzling out altogether. spots will expect a frost first cooler air, quite a brisk easterly elsewhere, another fairly decent spring day, but lengthy spells of wind and that is making it feel thing wednesday morning. high sunshine and offer. we still have particularly cool along the north pressure will continue to build in sea coast at the moment, so this is the north—easterly breeze, just and squeeze the weather front. i dragging a little bit of cloud to the set up today and you can see think as we head into wednesday from earlier we have had this rain the eastern coast. once again, it morning, we may still have drizzly stretching from parts of south wales will feel a touch fresher. we will all the way down into south—west outbreaks at the tip of cornwall into the scilly isles but many all notice a drop in the england and east england and some places will dry up as we head temperatures. tomorrow, we are has been heavy at times. gradually looking at highs of around nine to through the day. lengthy spells of pushes down towards the south—west sunshine on offer, we still have of england into this evening and 13 celsius. wednesday looks like these are the temperatures at 5pm. a this nagging north—easterly breeze and it may feed in a little bit more being the coldest night of the big. noticeable come down on where they wildly, we are single temperatures cloud along north sea coast. we re noticeable come down on where they drop down close to freezing, if not were this time yesterday, so into elsewhere, lengthy spells of this evening, the rain getting sunshine on offer again, a bit more a touch below. more places seeing a pushed down towards the far south cloud perhaps for north—east and west, we keep that keen breeze scotla nd cloud perhaps for north—east scotland and even though frosty start on thursday. we will temperatures will fare a little bit see a bit cloud and, noticeably going through places like anglia,

better in the west, they will be down on the values we see today. not fresher for friday and saturday. lincolnshire and yorkshire, but further north we expect the only by date but also by night, in temperature to drop, when close to freezing if not a touch below fa ct only by date but also by night, in fact wednesday night looks to be the cold est of fact wednesday night looks to be the coldest of the week so far. any through northern england and up into place he temperatures close to scotland, and beneath the cloudy freezing if not below. a patchy temperature not dropping away quite frost first thing thursday, there so far. through wednesday, the high will be brightness around initially pressure continues to build in, but i think we see the cloud squeezing the weather front, the rain in the cloud down towards the increasing and as we head through friday and saturday, a bit of a fartip of shock to the system, for many spots rain in the cloud down towards the far tip of cornwall and into the isles of scilly. patchy rain and at that temperatures will be pegged times through the channel islands but as the day goes on it should be back, someplace is staying in single an improving story. we still have figures. the keen north—easterly breeze along the keen north—easterly breeze along the coast of norfolk and into lincolnshire and yorkshire and it will feel fresher, we may see more on the way of cloud and the best of the temperature towards the west but we temperature down on today so not only killer by day but by night and it looks as though wednesday will be the coldest night of the week with many areas seeing patchy frost first thing on thursday. many areas starting the day with early morning

sunshine but gradually the cloud sta rts sunshine but gradually the cloud starts to increase from the east. and as we head through friday and into the weekend, some spots will see the temperature pegged back into single figures and that is the weather. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. theresa may meets the german chancellor in berlin, in a last minute effort to get an extension to the date of brexit. she‘s arrived in paris, where she‘s due to hold talks with president macron. debenhams‘ lenders take control of the struggling high street chain after rejecting rescue efforts from sports direct‘s mike ashley.

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manchester city is one of the best teams in europe, not only in england. and then, of course, they are going to start the game very aggressive, trying to dominate and being aggressive. and of course, thatis being aggressive. and of course, that is a thing that we know very well. we have time to prepare the game, and we were talking about different situations that can happen from the beginning. we want to start being tough and aggressive, and put a high tempo on the game. liverpool play porto tonight — their first leg is at anfield. it‘s arguably a much easier quarterfinalfor them — they beat the portuguese champions 5—0 on aggregate in the last 16 on the way to last season‘s final. let‘s talk about eden hazard,

because he scores for chelsea, but could be leaving chelsea. yeah, it looks like he has been linked with a move to real madrid, and the chelsea manager says that there‘s not much that they can do if he wants to leave. it‘s a different story, though, simon, at manchester united with their manager ollie gunnar sanchar sankey is sure that star man paul pogba will be staying at old trafford next season. pogba‘s also been linked with a move to real. united are hosting their opponants‘ el classico rivals barcelona in their champions league quarter—final tomorrow. paul is looking forward to tomorrow. he isa paul is looking forward to tomorrow. he is a manchester united player. he is one of our, of course, big performers on the big stage. he knows the game against psg was not his greatest moment, so he is only focused on playing well and scott are tomorrow against barcelona, and

i cannot see him not time for manchester united next season either. england‘sjustin rose is hoping to become the first world number one to win the masters in seventeen years. golf‘s first major of the year, at augusta national, starts on thursday and rose returned to number one in the world rankings yesterday. tiger woods was the last top ranked player to claim the greenjacket, back in 2002. rose‘s only major victory came at the us open in 2013. he‘s 38 now, and has been runner—up in two of the last four masters tournaments. so can that number one ranking make the difference for him? i haven‘t paid much attention to it. certainly the golf course doesn‘t know who is the number one ranked player in the world, you have to come in, prepare hard and build a new body of work every time you tee up. every time, the way i see it, rory is probably the favourite, so many guys capable of winning this golf tournament. i don‘t see the ranking per se, i know i‘m one of the guys who can win and has a great opportunity to win for sure. i feel i‘m very confident being in a position but it certainly

not an extra pressure. scotland‘s most—capped rugby player ross ford is leaving edinburgh at the end of the season. the hooker, who played 110 times for scotland, leaves after 11 years and 197 appearances for the pro11l club, the highest by any player. he‘s once of seven players being released, with two more scotland caps, full—back tom brown and back row luke hamilton, also leaving. that‘s all the sport for now. olly foster will have more for you in the next hour. now on afternoon live, let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. and sofia seth is in southampton to tell us about a two—year old boy who, when he was born, had to be rushed to a special care unit after being starved of oxygen. he suffered a type of brain injury which affects one in every 1,000

babies when they are born. and now there‘s a fundraising effort to find out more about it. and alex lovelljoins me from bristol — and i‘m going to be talking to her about well. . . her. to mark national stalking awareness week she is, i might say bravely, talking about her experiences. so sofia, we‘re talking about young wilder and how he and his family are coping with a brain injury, known as hypoxic—ischaemic encephalopathy. tell us about that. as you said, it‘s a brain condition as you mention that affects one in 1000 births. there could be a trauma at birth, that could be because of a haemorrhage or an infection in the foetus, it could be because of poor circulation. that lack of oxygen and blood flowing to the baby during the birth causes hie. and when i was

looking into hie, a baby may be showing no symptoms at birth, but the research and to bother the baby will be affected at school it is, that research is not there, and that is something that the princess anne hospital is trying to work on at the moment. and i met beth candle from dorset, and she told me about her child. see, wilder, these are nettles. wilder is almost three. he is very active, and loves to be outdoors, a moment his mum didn‘t know if she would see when he was first born. looking back on it, it‘s like a kind of horrible dream. it was really traumatic. wilder had a rare fetomaternal haemorrhage and lost 85% of his blood. this resulted in hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy, or hie, which is brain injury caused by oxygen deprivation. after the first night, in intensive care, his vital signs... you know, he was showing promise that he was surviving. wilder had to be transferred from poole to the princess anne hospital

in southampton to be given special cooling treatment. this reduces the risk of a baby developing more serious conditions such as cerebral palsy, epilepsy and vision loss. the neonatal intensive care unit here in southampton sees around 900 babies from around the south coast every year, and of those, it treats around 2a with hie. two years on, and beth says wilder is doing well, but still needs to be monitored. he‘s met all his physical milestones, and cognitively, he seems completely unaffected as well. but obviously, he still has that brain injury. so, it‘s just a wait—and—see, when he starts school, that kind of thing. keeping an an eye on his speech and checking everything is going right. that must be quite worrying, to not know what the future holds. it is worrying, and that was a lot of the anxiety. i mean, i had massive anxiety when he was born, and for the first few months of his life. here at the hospital,

doctors are trying to find a way to provide an accurate long—term prognosis for children with hie. the mri shows us very nicely the extent of the brain injury that the baby may have sustained. and we can use it to predict severe neurodevelopmental problems, but we cannot use it at the moment to predict the long—term cognitive and behavioural outcomes. the project is being supported by the southampton hospital charity, and the team are now trying to raise almost £8,000 to fund radiographers to carry out additional longer scans. beth‘s doing her bit too. she has created this charity flower print to raise money for the project, and as a way of thanking the doctors who helped her son. he‘s a bundle of energy. he‘s so lovable and sociable, exactly the little boy that i imagined.

and you‘ve been in touch with beth today, haven‘t you? sunset broadcast on the bbc, she has been contacted by mothers around the country saying they feel comfort in hearing about wilder‘s story, and also the hope that there is this research under way. and also, as jihad there, that is trying to sell her charity print this research. fantastic story. i‘m going tojust talk to about this, because i want to ta ke talk to about this, because i want to take you back to 2013. this was a greetings card to arrived at the office yeah, and it led to another number of greetings card arriving.

this person called himself gordon, and he wrote, and the topic of conversation from gordon‘s point of view, was always very inappropriate. it was extremely rich, quite pornographic. it was basically has fa ntasy pornographic. it was basically has fantasy playing out in the cards. so, they did come pretty regularly, and this went on for about three yea rs. and this went on for about three years. you are represented in a big region, you have a big fan club, and you get a lot of mail. but the tone of this change? it did. after four yea rs, of this change? it did. after four years, i was quite used to his card arriving, and i always kept them because they felt creepy, so they we re because they felt creepy, so they were ina because they felt creepy, so they were in a special draw, but one day a change. i got one at new year, and it said my new year‘s resolution is to have sex with you. make no mistake, if you don‘t comply, i will rip you. i immediately started

shaking. it was the threat, obviously, but it wasn‘tjust shaking. it was the threat, obviously, but it wasn‘t just that. that‘s what someone who had been consistently writing for such a long time, so obviously a bit obsessed, but then the fact that it changed so dramatically, and it just but then the fact that it changed so dramatically, and itjust felt really close and frightening. that went on for about three years after that. they called the police, and they were blogging. you want to your boss first of all, and when you first went to the police, because people were frightened of doing that. what was the reaction? they took it really seriously. the immediately took away all the evidence for fingerprints and dna, which they got, but the difficulty isa summary which they got, but the difficulty is a summary does not have a criminal record, they are not going to be on the database. but it took it really seriously. it was very difficult to unravel, because we had not comeback in finding this person. but i got a lot of support. all my friends were really supportive, and i think sometimes that is a

difficulty. a lot of people have reached out to me and told me about circumstances that they are going through party thing, am i making a fuss? it is actually escalated, and they have kind of got used to it, and then they feel bad, maybe the doubt if they know the person to encourage them to start. it is really difficult to know when to call for help, and i think you have got to trust your instinct. if it feels creepy, do something about it. if you are starting to feel afraid, and somebody is influencing or changing your life through fear or obsession, that is clearly not ok. i‘m so stalking is illegal, so you have to reach out. it at that point, stalking, which can so easily be written off. at this changes lives. absolutely. i was so jumpy. written off. at this changes lives. absolutely. i was sojumpy. i written off. at this changes lives. absolutely. i was so jumpy. i was ok when i was at work. at home, we had cctv put oliver. travelling was a lwa ys cctv put oliver. travelling was always tricky, and i couldn‘t go out on my own. if i couldn‘t take

offence, i had to stay in. it changes your life completely. but of course, the thing with stocking is that it course, the thing with stocking is thatitis course, the thing with stocking is that it is notjust about dramatic things that we see in dramas and adaptations and in the news about hollywood stars. so, people who are at home thinking, i am feeling very intimidated, that is why i wanted to talk about this for stalking awareness week, because i know that it does not have to be that dramatic. it is anything that are starting to make a severe difference to your life and create this field as well. what you say to those who say, she is on television, she is bound to attract a sort of attention. well, stocking is illegal, and i don‘t think anybody deserves a happy crime committed against them, certainly. what i would say is one in six women are affected by this, and it takes up to 100 events, on average, for somebody to report it. so, if somebody is out there and they think itjust comes with the territory, please do not

think that, and try and just insert script inside your mind and support people. i have also had people reaching out to me and telling me that when the duddridge collects, they have laughed about it and said, you should be so lucky about it. that is really not ok. if you‘re wondering who is outside your house at two o‘clock in the morning, that is not funny. that is a really serious situation. and one final thing, no matter what state you are going through. if your instinct is telling you, this isn‘t right, this is the best advice i can tell you from what i went through, firstly as for help, but second life, write everything down. stalking is an interesting crime, but how you feel is as important as any physical evidence or any event such a place. write down what is happening, how you feel, because one day, if it escalates, you won‘t be able to remember all those fans, and they are very, remember all those fans, and they are very, very important. and there was one sentence had sent a shiver

down my back, when he said he was close enough to snog your care. yeah, and that frightened me as well, they‘re with us to smell your hair. this is what he was threatening, she was saying he has ripped before, he was saying he was going to rip me, he was saying he was close to me, he was watching me outside work. of course, everyone will reassure you, and you know yourself, you probably won‘t happen. but you don‘t know, and so you build up but you don‘t know, and so you build up to second—guessing picture in your mind of somebody who could be built like the sight of a house, and so on and so forth, and that is why it becomes a petrifying, because it plays out in your mind. but of course many people know the person stocking them, but it is very hard to know what to do about it. as for help. i know it is not easy to talk about, i admired you for doing it, and thank you very much for talking to us about it. thank you, simon.

if you would like to see more on any of those stories, you can access them on the bbc iplayer. let‘s just take you to paris. this isa let‘s just take you to paris. this is a scene at the palace. the cards are getting into position, which would suggest the imminent arrival of theresa may. she is scheduled for talks with emmanuel macron, president, about brexit, about a request from the british to extend the brexit deadline. it‘s a conversation she has already had in berlin today with the german chancellor angela merkel. she met mrs merkel urging her to back the request to delay brexit until the 30th ofjune. after those talks, mrs

merkel said a delay that runs to the end of the year, or the start of 2020 was a possibility. but, that‘s a sin. they are moments away, i think, from burr‘s arrival, so we will take you straight back for that. egon is here. in a moment, hew ill be telling us what‘s hot and what‘s not in the business news. first, a look at the headlines on afternoon live. theresa may is due to arrive at the elysee palace in paris where she‘s meeting president macron in a last minute effort to get a brexit extension. the prime ministerflew there from berlin where she held talks with the german chancellor, angela merkel. dr hadiza bawa—garba,a doctor convicted of the gross negligence manslaughter of six—year—old jack adcock, who died of sepsis, has been told she can return to work. harder to change a mobile phone contract — criticism of the changes in the divorce law allowing couples to split faster and, it‘s hoped, with less acrimony.

here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. debenhams has gone into administration after rejecting a new offer from mike ashley, the boss of sports direct. he‘d offered to pump £200m into the company. the firm has is now in, what‘s called "pre—pack administration," which means it can carry on trading but is now under the control of its lenders. the former boss of nissan, carlos ghosn says he‘s the victim of a conspiracy and backstabbing and that he‘s innocent of all charges he‘s facing injapan. speaking in a prerecorded video, he insisted that he wanted a fair trial. nissan says there is "substantial evidence" of financial misconduct. the us is thinking about imposing tariffs on about £8.5 billion worth of goods from the eu. it‘s angry about subsidies that support the european plane maker airbus. aircraft and cheese are among the products that could be hit by the new us tariffs.

very bad news for debenhams. yes, it‘s now gone into pre—pack administration. and that means that they can basically carry on trading as usual. there won‘t be any new enclosures of stores, though we know that 50 are going to be close of a result of a plan to revitalise the company. so, the company, as we say, in quite a bit of trouble. monique wong, senior portfolio manager at coutts is here. debenhams have turned down the money of mike ashley. i want to do business with them? we have heard that debenhams have rejected the 200 million lifeline from mike ashley. asi

million lifeline from mike ashley. as i understand it, it is because the offer was conditional on mike ashley being installed as the boss of debenhams, and that was somewhat unappetising to the lenders. so, the lenders have taken it on and put the company into administration. in summers, we are not surprised. this company had rocky road. they have had three profit warnings last year, the stock was down 85%. we have heard the story echoed across the high street, retailers not adjusting well enough to changing shopping habits, extensive leases on their backs. it is going to be restructured, but given pair it is at and what it has to get to, because it is going to continue being in business, but it has to get to in terms of being competitive in the retail industry, it is difficult to see it coming back to become viable. quite as mike ashley so determined to get a hold of it? he

does own house of fraser. i think the lender thought he might have a conflict of interest. burst on to america. they are planning to put new tariffs on european goods. bottom part is not likely to have in europe? it is not great for europe to be coming face—to—face with new trade tariffs, especially after the ones last year. european manufacturers and exporters are struggling, and we are here because the us has threatened to respond to subsidies that airbus are benefiting from, which they think are hurting boeing. but there is another side to that story, because in 2012, the wto ruled that point had subsidies to the detriment of airbus, and it has not done enough to remedy that situation. it is not surprising that these two regions are supporting their big aircraft manufacturers, andi

their big aircraft manufacturers, and i think in this case, it is pragmatic for them but to come to the table, sat down, negotiate instead of imposing tip tough measures against each other. and i think eventually they will get there. from the imf are saying that global growth won‘t be as quick as originally thought. des subsets of growth are granted in the last six months from imf. they know economic growth .2% for this year and 2.6 for next year. i think in the bigger picture, those are start this year and 2.6for picture, those are start this year and 2.6 for next year. i think in the bigger picture, those are stout decent numbers. we have to be careful not to become too pessimistic about the global economic outlook, especially as the risk that they have outlined have started to become a constructive, or more us federal reserve has opposed raising interest rates, and they tried to shoot between the us i did has been said that growth has decelerated, but she does not expect

an imminent recession. thank you for joining us. the ftse is not doing well. brexit fears playing a role. rolls—royce, they are in their cross hairs because of that potential action from the us, targeting ta riffs action from the us, targeting tariffs on eu and european goods producers. sports direct, its shares are going up, even though mike ashley has not been able to rescue debenhams. and wpp, the huge advertising company, doing really well there. that is because it is rumoured that one of the very lucrative units could be up for sale. thank you very much. let‘s just show you the scene once again in paris. the guards are at attention, which would suggest that we are moments away from the arrival of the british prime minister theresa may. she is on a bunch of last—minute brexit talks with the

leaders of germany. earlier, she met angela merkel in berlin, and the presence emmanuel macron of france. the uk at the moment set to leave the european union in three days‘ time, with brexit taking effect on friday. but eu leaders keen to stress that they do not expect that to happen. and theresa may in her meetings with angela merkel, and an expected meeting with emanuel macron, to urge both to back a request to delay brexit until the 30th ofjune. angela merkel, whilst not giving much away about your meeting, said a delay that front to the end of the year other starter 2020 was a possibility. she is seen as more sympathetic to theresa may‘s quest than she may expect from the french president, who has been fairly hawkish in saying that he

needs to know the exact details of the british proposals before he decides to accept whether to agree to extend the brexited deadline. and thatis to extend the brexited deadline. and that is important, because each one of those leaders has the opportunity to veto the request. i think the meeting... the arrival is not far off. as this goes on in europe, the cross— party off. as this goes on in europe, the cross—party talks in westminster carry on, aimed at breaking the impasse. those talks continue, but overshadowing everything, is the eu summit tomorrow, when all the eu states will vote on an extension. and without that, then friday postmark date becomes more important again. but there is optimism in the british cup that there will be some sort of extension are great. you can hear the sirens in the background, andi hear the sirens in the background,

and i am seeing pictures which show the convoy just turning and i am seeing pictures which show the convoyjust turning into the street where the palace is, so we will just about theirs for the arrival of the cars. if you have been to paris, this is the home of the french president. they talks with angela merkel, as i say, regarded as fairly positive by both those taking part. downing street saying that ms merkel discussed the request for an extension to the 30th ofjune request for an extension to the 30th of june with the request for an extension to the 30th ofjune with the option to bring this forward, of course, if a deal is ratified earlier. and that then shifts the focus to those talks between the government and the labour party in westminster. the prime minister and chancellor merkel agreeing on the importance of ensuring britain‘s cordially watch. it is well known that angela merkel very keen to avoid coming out of the

eu without a deal for the very keen to avoid coming out of the eu without a dealfor the uk. miss marco said eu leaders will discuss that idea mooted by donald tusk of the flextension, a one—yearflexible extension, and that is something else that could be on the agenda of tomorrow‘s summit. what is important about this meeting in paris is that if emanuel macron decides to disagree, to say he does not want to back that, well then, there are real problems for this entire process, because as i say, it only takes one eu leader to veto that process. i‘m hearing from us in finding a brussels corresponded earlier, that no maximum and extension that has been agreed, although december 2019 and march 2020 were mentioned. so, thatis and march 2020 were mentioned. so, that is the scene at the palace in paris. iam that is the scene at the palace in paris. i am told that theresa may is just less than minutes away. so,

while i go and so does cover, i will hand you over to huw edwards who has the news at five. it‘s 5 o‘clock. our main story is that with three days to go before the uk is set to leave the european union, theresa may is holding last—minute talks with the leaders of germany and france. the prime minister met chancellor merkel in berlin and is due to meet president macron in paris right now, as she urges both leaders to back her request to delay brexit again, possibly until 30 june. in the next few minutes or so, let me bring in my colleague, christian fraser. he is monitoring events for us. we expect the arrival