thank you anna isaac and polly mackenzie. goodbye.tre. coming up on this programme: so liverpool were 3—1 winners over bayern munich and lionel messi scored twice for barcelona as they progressed 5—1 in the second leg at home to lyon after both matches had ended goalless in the opening legs. a brilliant piece of skill. it was 1-1 a brilliant piece of skill. it was 1—1 soon when there was an own goal. liverpool had to wait for the second half of this. liverpool 2—1 ahead. the best goal was saved for last. it means the premier league now has four clubs in the last date. barcelona survived a small scare but in the airand barcelona survived a small scare but in the air and went through with a canter. they went to a head thanks to lionel massey‘s penalty. they got one back in the second half. nervous moments. barcelona eventually 5—1. norwich has gone back to the top of the championship in london. they beat hull 3—2. brilliant goal. it doesn't all happening in the champions league. yesterday declan rice was named ireland's young player of

the papers with our reviewers polly mackenzie, of the think tank demos, and the daily telegraph's anna isaac --> 4294966103:13:29,430 stay with us on bbc news. hello and a very good evening to you. welcome to bbc news. it's been a night of chaos and confusion in the brexit process, with just 16 days to the set date for britain's departure from the eu. in a series of votes tonight, mps rejected any prospect of a no—deal brexit. those votes involved several ministers refusing to obey theresa may's instructions — and theirfuture in government is now in doubt. the votes are not legally binding, but mps will now get a vote tomorrow on delaying the brexit process, although that would depend on the eu's approval. the prime minister warned the house of commons that a delay was not likely to be approved, unless mps backed a deal very soon. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg looks back on tonight's vote. there really was something worth watching for the small crowd outside the commons tonight — a vote, a result, the prime minister never wanted. it is a no to no deal. the country voted to leave. whe

joining me tonight — anna isaac, economics and trade correspondent from the daily telegraph, and pollyhink tank demos. some of tomorrow's front pages are already in. most are leading on what happened in the commons earlier this evening. the guardian describes the pm's humiliation and says she's now warned tory rebels to "back me or lose brexit." the financial times also leads on the ultimatum given to tory brexiteers and describes parliament seizing control of brexit. the express urges mps to "not let the eu bullies win the day," and suggest mps are trying to "sabotage brexit". the metro goes with, "it's a total no—no" and says theresa may has lost her bargaining chip with the eu after tonight's defeats. the mirror describes the day's events as a meltdown, and says the brexit crisis has deepened as the pm has lost control of the process. and, moving away from brexit, the sun claims that, according to a netflix documentary, madeleine mccann is still alive and was taken by traffickers. very good to have you both here. on the extraordinary night and a night where there's only one story in

thank you anna isaac and polly mackenzie — back in half an hour.e top of the hour after the weather. good evening. wednesday saw the uk bearing the full brunt of storm gareth with widespread gales and exposure. the swell here now pulling out into the north sea is the heart of low pressure. we have got this great big white ribbon feeding on the way across north america and that's the conveyor belt that's going to keep the stormy weather coming for us in the next few days. strong winds thursday and friday maybe even another name to storm on saturday. through this evening and overnight most of the rain pushing to the northwest and seeking its way south east but the winds remain strong again and the gust 40, 40 five miles per hour. more persistent rain will head away from southern reaches of the uk quite quickly on thursday. as the weather front sinks to the south with her will still be plenty of showers following on behind during the early part of the day. for most they do morning offering up at least some rain as the day goes on to prospects overall