his star all—rounder ben stokes might not be fit.es might not be fit. a good jobjoe root has not had long to well on it. that helps getting straight back into it not having too much time to think about things. it was very clear where we needed to improve from last week and we had some good preparation and the quys we had some good preparation and the guys have worked really hard and now it is just guys have worked really hard and now it isjust going guys have worked really hard and now it is just going out and proving a point. put in a really strong performance as a group and show some real pride in the badge. well bowled. beautiful delivery. early summer bowled. beautiful delivery. early summer used to be a safe space. the last time england lost a home test was against the west indies in the first one was 1995. this pakistan tea m first one was 1995. this pakistan team are unlikely tormentors, seventh in the world unable to play tests in their own country, they brought in was and to bring in and expect the same result. very importan

chris woakes has injured a thigh muscle while ben stokes is recovering from a torn hamstring.2—0. the grass court season is well under way at queens and we have already had a first british defeat. cameron norrie proved light work for three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka. he is well down the world rankings after an injury lay—off but looks to be returning to form. and andy murray returns to action tomorrow. his first competitive match in almost a year. we will let you know how he gets on tomorrow night. and british women's numberfour is out of the birmingham classic. she was beaten in straight sets by soccer from japan. that is all from sports day on a night where england got their world cup campaign off to a winning start. theresa may is promising a £20 billion a year increase in nhs funding in england, but she admits taxes will have to go up as well. across the nation taxpayers will have to contribute a bit more in a fair and balanced way to support the nhs we all use.

and, ben stokes has been named in england's squad for the three—match one—day international series against 12july stokes hasn't played since tearing his left hamstring at the start ofjune, but he's due to return as a specialist batsman for durham's t20 match against yorkshire on fifth july. fellow all—rounder chris woa kes misses out though — he's been struggling with knee and quad injuries. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend, thanks for watching. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are claire cohen, who's the women's editor at the daily telegraph, and john rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily mail continues one of this week's big stories — reporting that supermarket asda has restricted sales of fizzy drinks on its website amid the shortage of c02. the impact of the co2 crisis is also on the daily telegraph front page, as well a picture of andy murray ahead of his return to wimbledon next week. the financial times features news of this week's e

took four wickets in the test win over pakistan but he also picked up a thigh strain and joins ben stokesy‘s tom curran comes in. meanwhile englnad's women have recalled pace bowler katherine brunt and wicketkeeper sarah taylor for the first two matches of their one—day series against south africa. the three—match series starts at new road on saturday so just before we go, if being told you're not in your country's world cup squad is bad enough, imagine having to see your rejection in sticker form. and not the size of sticker you'll be collecting before the tournament starts. just after germany had announced their final 23 for russia, which didn't include leroy sane, they had to take his picture down from outside the german football museum in dortmund. clearly they were also surprised the manchester city winger didn't make the squad. brutal. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. goodnight. welcome to our look ahead at the papers. joining me is laura humes am a political correspondent at the financial times. good to see you both. let's ta ke let's take a lo

and keep your eyes peeled for ben stokes at headingley.the sport for now. thank you. beards might be all the rage — but if you've got facial hair, until today you wouldn't have been able to be an amateur boxer. the rule was in place partly so referees could see if fighters were cut, but also as it was thought the beard offered extra cushioning from a punch. sikh and muslim boxers have been trying to overturn the rule and now england boxing say the impact of fighting with a beard is negligible. inder singh bassi is a five—time london amateur boxing champion. .. dr harbir singh is a former amateur boxer and was a medic at london 2012, and gethinjenkins is ceo of england boxing, who brought in the rule change. inder, how has it affected your career? i am from a sikh family. it is part of our religion to keep our hair. . it is part of the 5ks. it was a choice i had to make, but it was a choice i had to make, but it was not a choice i wanted to make. so you would grow a beard during training dotmac and then the day before the fight, i would hav

england as we know without the big hitting of ben stokes because of injury, not that they're missingatches against australia and india. meanwhile tash farrant, has been added to the women's t20 squad for their up coming tri series, which starts tomorrow in taunton against south africa, with new zealand the other side involved. captain heather knight using the tournament as a chance to prepare for the t20 world cup in west indies later this year. it is going to be a really good test for us. new zealand, south africa, some of the best t20 teams in the wild. hopefully we can perform very well and go into that tournament in november with some confidence. england full back mike brown defended his reaction following his verbal altercation with an england supporter as he left the field following saturday's defeat to south africa in bloemfontain. team mate ben youngs also walked away from a tv interview following england's fifth straight test defeat. iam nota i am not a robot, iam nota robot, iam i am not a robot, i am a iam nota robot, iam a human being. i react the way i feel at that momen

england all—rounder ben stokes will return from injury in durham's t20 blast game against yorkshire nextainst pakistan and the odis against australia with a hamstring injury. if he comes through the blast game without any issues he'll be available for selection for the third t20 international against india on 8thjuly. england have qualified for the final of the women s t20 tri—series on sunday where they'll play new zealand. the final line—up was confirmed with an eight wicket victory for the white ferns over south africa in bristol this afternoon. england are playing new zealand now and will be hoping sophie ecclestone will be fit for the final after she had to limp off. she had taken katey martin's wicket with her second ball. anya shru bsole has struck twice though, leaving new zealand on 120 for 7. after months of speculation and verbal sparring, the heavyweight unification fight between anthonyjoshua and deontay wilder won't be taking place this year. earlier, the wbc champion posted on social media that his team had bent over backwards to make the bout happen, but it would have to

ben stokes was ruled out after failing to recover from a stokes was ruled out after failing to recoverfromd all—rounder sam curran, pakistan currently 6—1. spurs boss mauricio pochettino says there's no clause in his new contract allowing him to succeed zinedine zidane at real madrid despite emerging as a favourite for the job. zidane announced his shock resignation as coach yesterdayjust days after leading real to their third successive champions league triumph. he is their most successful manager in modern history, winning nine trophies injust two and a half seasons. pochettino has just signed a five—year deal to continue as spurs boss. manchester city women have signed scotland captain caroline weir on a two—year contract. the midfielderjoins city from liverpool, where she has spent the last two seasons. after finishing runners—up to chelsea in the women's super league, city's recruitment is already in full swing for next season — weir is their second signing in as many days, following the arrival of pfa young player of the year lauren hemp from bristol city. chelsea's decision to put m

coming up on bbc news, england's ben stokes won't recover from his torn hamstring in time to play inia. fellow all—rounder chris woa kes is also out with a quad tear. england open their world cup campaign today as they take on tunisia in volgograd in the far south of russia. gareth southgate says his young squad has a "hunger" and "desire" for success and is looking forward to getting going. our correspondent, natalie pirks, is there for us. safe to say there is a hunger and desire among the fans for success too, many of them there in volgograd. certainly. around 2100 england fans are expected here tonight, with 42,500 tickets sold so far. that is 3000 short of capacity. england will be playing in red, doused in repellent to keep the pesky midges at bay. this morning, the fa released a video imploring fans to get behind them. they are looking to reverse a trend of shaky starts at tournaments. from day one, it's got to be the whole country together. your country needs you. players have called on england fans to roar them on tonight, be it at home orfrom inside the volgograd arena. mor

cricket and ben stokes has been named in england's squad for the three—match one—day international series't played since tearing his left hamstring at the start ofjune, but he's due to return as a specialist batsman for durham's t20 match against yorkshire on the 5th ofjuly. fellow all—rounder chris woa kes misses out though — he's been struggling with knee and quad injuries. well india are in action right now, over in dublin. they're in t20 action against ireland, and they're closing in on victory. they were put into bat by their hosts, and it looked to be a wise decision from ireland when india captain virat kholi went big...but didn't get enough on it. george dockrell underneath it to take the catch. but that shot showed the indian intent. kl rahul top scored for the tourists with 70, and they posted 213 for four from their 20 overs. in reply, ireland had the worst possible start. paul stirling out to just the second ball of the innings. and it's not got much better for them. a short while ago they were 56 for eight. it might not feel like the right time of year to talk about winter sp

it was ben stokes was unavailable but they lost the toss so they must have taught what else can go wrongey picked it up from from that is largely due to start they were given by stuart broad who bowled better than at lortsds, england caught far better than they did too, that was another problem, they dropped five catches in that previous test, a good start from stuart broad, the two wickets set the tone, because all the rest of the england pace attack chipped in, chris woakes, james anderson, all helped reduce pakistan to seven down for less than 100. it looked like they were going to be bowled out for less than 00 but khan kept pakistan competitive. 174-4 but khan kept pakistan competitive. 174—4 out in the end. england's turn to bat, a test of this fragile batting order. jennings recalled after being dropped last year, he did well for 29. he looked confident before he got out but he had set that platform and cook and root took them on. it was frustrating for england when cook was out for a6, they finished on 106 for two, despite that late frustrating wicket they will rashed it as a goo

ben stokes has also been ruled out of the early matches with a hamstring problem.continues this afternoon, with the likes of novak djokovic in action. it was a grand slam too early for britain's andy murray. but the two—time wimbledon champion, who's been out since 2017 with injury, says he hopes to be back in time for the grass court season. i've been now getting close to a year now, which i think is closer than me orany year now, which i think is closer than me or any of my team expected at the beginning, but i'm getting closer to playing again. i started training a few days ago, and i'm hoping to make my comeback during the grass court season. that is all the grass court season. that is all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, tim. let's get more on oui’ thank you, tim. let's get more on our main story today. "the time for action is now" — the words of the transport secretary chris grayling as he said the government has approved the building of a third runway at heathrow. mps are now expected to be asked to vote on the plan in t

chris woakes and ben stokes both have muscle injuries but are expected to be back in action next monthen knocked out in the first round at queen's. he was beaten in straight sets by the three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka, who looked comfortable as he continues his comeback from knee surgery. andy murray makes his competitive return to tennis tomorrow. and british women's numberfour katie boulter is out of the birmingham classic — she was beaten in straight sets by the world number 19 naomi osaka of japan. the world and olympic 800m champion caster semenya plans to challenge what she calls "unfair" rules affecting some female athletes. from the 1st of november, some female runners with naturally high testosterone levels will have to race against men, or change events, unless they take medication. semenya will fight the iaaf ruling at the court of arbitration for sport. back now to olly in moscow. welcome back to red square, we're some 1000 miles away from volgograd, where england kick off against tunisia in only around 7 minutes. and there's news to bring you about disciplinar

noel ben stokes, but instead chris woakes, who coached to more pakistani wickets by lunch.pakistan would be below for less than 100, before a teenager from punjab fought back. he made 56 innings sustaining runs, before finally becoming the first test wicket for one player. now england. 0na wicket for one player. now england. on a crowd being reconstructed, this was a time for careful building. foundations first. keaton jennings, backin foundations first. keaton jennings, back in the team, had been going so well before his opposition went one better. after a frenetic day, england went into the evening hoping and batting for a bit of calm. well, in the last few minutes, england have lost alastair cook 446. bad timing as they were close to the end of play. 104—2. despite that and given all of the criticism they faced this week, we will regard this as some long—awaited good news. thank you. what you couldn't hear with phil avery groaning about the cricket there. a very good evening to you. good job they didn't try to plate that much of bit further north in cumbria, where you co

have had a pretty miserable week, losing a first test on sunday, then losing their all—rounder ben stokesve lost the toss, but it got better from there, because they bowled well. stuart broad in particular, in his first over, he got rid of a batsman, caught at slip, and then another, again to stuart broad. broad's place in this team was questioned by the forming and captain michael vaughan, no less. pakistan recovered a little but hayles was caught at slip off the bowling of chris woakes, and that gave the advantage right back to england. he got rid of shafiq as well shortly before lunch to hammer home that advantage, so it is 68—4, definitely england's session after losing the toss, particularly, and a bit of good news just when a new did some. to england clearly on top. what can we expect this afternoon? they will want to hammer home that advantage and get rid of pakistan as cheaply as possible. pretty gloomy, so cheaply as possible. pretty gloomy, so that might help the bowlers. pakistan decided to bat earlier because this is a pretty good pitch, so because this is a pretty good pitch,

and both ben stokes and chris woakes will miss the rest of england's one day series against australiag and woakes has torn his quad. both are expected to be back in action next month. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you. more now on theresa may's plan to give the nhs a cash boost. speaking in the past hour the prime minister said the nhs is the government's ‘number one' spending priority. mrs may says the nhs will be given an extra £20 billion a year by 2023 — but she warned taxpayers would have to pay more for it. it is clear that more money is needed to keep pace with growing pressures on the nhs. but it's notjust a question of more money this year or next, to meet these pressures and deliver the world—class care we all want and expect, the nhs needs to be able to plan for the future with ambition and confidence. over the last 70 years increases in health creating uncertainty over what the funding position will be in as little as two years' time. this has led to a system of planning from one

took four wickets in the test win over pakistan, but he also picked up a thigh strain and joins ben stokestom curran comes in. uk sport have today launched a national consultation to explore whether great britain should change the way it funds elite sport. the body invests £100 million of national lottery and government money each year, essentially rewarding sports that bring the most medals with the most funding, but over the last two years there has been criticism of its approach and a series of controversies over funding decisions and athlete welfare. uk sport's ouimet has to be to create success through olympic and paralympic medals and we have had great success. that has been fantastic. it is now time to pause and think is this the way it needs to be, is this what everyone wants? it is working, but almost there is a responsibility to go, is that where the journey should take us? that is the journey should take us? that is the question for the public. that is the question for the public. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that

and, ben stokes has been named in england‘s squad for the three—match one—day international series againstturn as a specialist batsman for durham‘s t20 match against yorkshire on 5thjuly. fellow all—rounder chris woa kes misses out though — he‘s been struggling with knee and quad injuries. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. let‘s return to our top story — that secure centres for migrants may be set up in eu states to process asylum claims under a deal reached after marathon talks at a summit in brussels. let‘s return to our top story that eu summit and the news that secure centres for migrants may be set up in eu states to process asylum claims under a deal reached after marathon talks at a summit in brussels. the controlled centres would be established on a voluntary basis but there are no details of who will host the camps. eu leaders also agreed to increase financing for turkey, morocco and other north african states to prevent migration to europe. daniel trilling is the author of ‘lights in the distance: exile and refuge at th

and ben stokes has been named in england‘s squad for the three match one—day international series againstrearms t—20 match against yorkshire on the 5th ofjuly chris works will miss out. he has been struggling with knee and quad injuries. and that‘s all the support for now, robert. more for you in sports day. the carbon dioxide shortage is causing a crisis in the crumpet market. warbutons — the baker — admits being forced to reduce production to nowhere near it‘s usual one and half million crumpets a week. the simultaneous shutdown of several major carbon dioxide plants is effecting supplies of many everyday products, including soft drinks, beers and meat. here‘s our business correspondent emma simpson. crumpets — they‘re an everyday staple. mmm, yummy! they should be making 25,000 of them an hour at this factory. but the production lines have ground to a halt. two of warburtons‘ big bakeries have run out of co2. this is the point at which we package our crumpets and here we fill every packet with c02. that helps us maintain the freshness and quality of our product over the shelf life. i‘v

when they found out they lost ben stokes to injury this morning and that they've lost the toss and afterto stuart broad's stir. he bowled far better than he lost. they took two wickets and qatar —— caught far better than they had in the first test. the rest of england helped. jimmy anderson chipped in. it looked at one point pakistan would not make 100 in the first innings. they did. it was down to a niger road from good job. —— to a 19—year—old from the punjab. jennings had been recalled to the team and he made a solid booking 29 which helped build up solid booking 29 which helped build up pat wept —— held in limbo the platform. england and took it to the close of play when cook went for 46. that was frustrating for england but with roof still there and closing in on the pakistan first innings score, they regard this as a good day indeed. he has defended raheem sterling over the conscious state —— area over the controversy over his new tattoo. a picture of an assault rifle on his leg. they were trained ahead of their world cup match against nigeria. sterling could feature against them a

the day started with bad news with star all—rounder ben stokes out through injury.well, they have been tearing into the pakistan openers, you may remember that stuart broad and james anderson's places came under scrutiny, michael vaughan called on the selectors to drop them but they have answered their cricket very well, they are 108-7 their cricket very well, they are 108—7 and england are very much on top in the opening day. two wickets each for anderson and stuart broad. and the future of the tottenham manager? the runners and riders, arsene wenger has been mentioned on solaris antonio conte but spurs manager mauricio pochettino says there is no clause in his contract meaning that he might succeed zinedine zidane at real madrid. zinedine zidane at real madrid. zinedine zidane at real madrid. zinedine zidane announced his resignation in a surprise move a few days ago, he is real madrid's most successful manager in recent years. mauricio pochettino has just successful manager in recent years. mauricio pochettino hasjust signed a five—year deal to continue as spurs

england debutant sam curran, who replaced the injured ben stokes, is the latest score 75-1 is the latest sterling's picture of an assault rifle on his leg drew criticism. the forward has responded by claiming it‘s in memory of his father, who was shot to death when sterling was two. southgate says the manchester city player has had the tattoo for a few my view it is a very individual meaning, the intent is all with the individual, and with the person, and what has been clear from his own statement and his own experience, is that he‘s not somebody that supports 01’ that he‘s not somebody that supports or wants to promote guns, in the way that was perceived at first. now he‘s the favourite to succeed zinedine zidane at real madrid, and tottenham boss mauricio pochettino is in spain today. but he isn‘t in the capital, instead he‘s in barcelona, where he used to manage espanyol. he‘s there to promote a book. despite pledging his future to tottenham last week, have a listen to what he‘s said today. i understand all the rumours around the world, but that is our life, thatis, the world, but tha

chris woakes has injured a thigh muscle while ben stokes is recovering from a torn hamstring.ndards. we can go back to the house of commons for the urgent question on the use of medicinal cannabis oil. minister nick hurd. mr speaker, over the weekend, my right honourable friend the home secretary issued an emergency licence to allow billy caldwell‘s medicinal team to access cannabis —based medicine. this was a procedure led by a senior clinician with the support of the medical director at chelsea and westminster hospital. i‘m sure the whole house will want tojoin hospital. i‘m sure the whole house will want to join me hospital. i‘m sure the whole house will want tojoin me in expressing genuine concern for billy‘s health, and will be pleased with the news that he has been discharged from hospital today. the course of action in this case, mr speaker, was unprecedented. i should explain that ourguiding unprecedented. i should explain that our guiding principle is that any principle must be clinical lead and evidence —based. today put up policy has been to permit the production, s

england all—rounder ben stokes has been included in the squad for the one—day series against india, whicheft it late but they came from behind to beat wakefield trinity and extend their lead at the top of the table. they ran in three late tries, including this one for regan grace, to win by 34 points to 30 and move six points clear. you will like this one. let's return to the world cup and for one family, the first of today's knock—out matches has created a bit of friendly friction. father and younger son are france fans but nd mother and elder son support argentina. i know! they'll be at the match in kazan. my my husband is french. hello! so we are here to this game, so it is french against argentina. and we will win. i'm expecting first that france the game. and after the game, we will see how it happens in the house. hopefully, idon't we will see how it happens in the house. hopefully, i don't know what will happen but i mean, we will keep it in the family anyway. even the grip around his arm with his son. we are on the same team! we will watch that later, john, thank you. so much spor

chris woakes has injured a thigh muscle while ben stokes is recovering from a torn hamstring.rrently lead 2—0. still 1—1 in volgograd in that opening match for england at the world cup. that is all from me. john watson, the bringer of good news. the government has lost a crucial vote in the house of lords over its brexit plans. peers backed a call to give parliament a bigger say in the event that there is so—called "no deal" departure from the eu. the proposals will go back to the commons on wednesday. here's confirmation of that government defeat in the lords. there have voted, contents 354, not content 235, so the contents have it. well, our political correspondent, chris mason, told me a short time ago that tonight's vote in the lords is part of the wider rebellion in both the house of commons and lords over brexit. we knew as a result of what happened in the house of commons last week that this would head back to the house of lords. it is not surprising that the house of lords has defeated the government and therefore that this will head back to the house of commons, but c

took four wickets in the test win over pakistan, but he also picked up a thigh strain and joins ben stokesecalled pace bowler katherine brunt and wicketkeeper sarah taylor for the first two matches of their one—day series against south africa. the three—match series starts at new road on saturday that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will be back to the bbc sport centre in a short while. let's return now to the transport secretary's statement on the disruption many rail passengers are facing. speaking to mps, chris grayling unveiled measures to tackle the cancellations and delays caused by changes to timetables to northern and govia thameslink. eager to point the finger of blame not just at northern eager to point the finger of blame notjust at northern and govia thameslink, but also at the national infrastructure manages, and he was pretty critical of them. labour formally calling for him to step down, because they said he was ultimately responsible for the running of the railways. joining me from our westminster studio is lisa n

he has picked up a thigh strain and joined ben stokes macro on the injury list.thank you. the home secretary, sajid javid, has said the security services must change their approach to fighting terrorism and learn the lessons of last year's attacks in london and manchester in which 36 people died. in a speech in london, he said they were currently involved in more than 500 investigations involving 3000 potential suspects. mrjavid explained that as threats evolve, uk counter—terror policy should do so too. dlouhy terrorist attacks are planned and carried out a change. people are being radicalised by death computers and smartphones and using everyday objects such as knives and cars as weapons on the length of time between radicalisation and the attack is getting shorter. the threats are evolving. we must evolve as well. in our revised counterterrorism strategy, known as contest, i'm outlining today how eve ryo ne contest, i'm outlining today how everyone can help. contest incorporates lessons learned from the attacks in 2017 and now responds to it. it has been forme

and keep your eyes peeled for ben stokes at headingley. to play in the secod test, which starts at 11now how badly the first test went! it could do with his skills later. later. we will talk cricket later. for now, thank you. thank you. we will look at those papers in a second. papers in a second. also looking gorgeous in glasgow this morning. look at that. glorious morning. morning. a bit of a stormy night for some overnight. matt has the details. details. not looking quite so good where you are. it looks all right. it is fine. later, before being reopened in 1875 as a new palace. as a new palace. at home to the bbc from 1935 until 1956 as well. from 1935 until 1956 as well. even under grey and gloomy skies, still fairly majestic. still fairly majestic. gloomy skies dominate first thing this morning. very misty start. it will brighten up with sunshine coming through liking glasgow. coming through liking glasgow. northern half of the uk, the greater chance more may come your way. chance more may come your way. start grey and gloomy with health fog to hamper the commute. fog to hamper

england will be without the injured pair of ben stokes and chris woakes for the match in nottingham.illy caldwell who has been refused cannabis treatment. lord hague writing in the press today says that the war against the legalisation of cannabis has been comprehensively and a visibly lost. he says, it must be asked if britain should join the other countries that permit medical grade marijuana or indeed join canada in preparing for a lawful regulated market in cannabis for recreational use as well. the home office has told us in a statement this morning, "there is strong scientific and medical evidence that cannabis is a harmful drug which can harm people's mental and physical health and can damage communities." let's talk to norman smith. now we will they overturn the law on this, will they? that's right, william hague says the war has been lost but theresa may is clearly in no mood to run up the white flag. she's always been implacably opposed to legalising cannabis, she resisted drug law reform when she was in the home office and chichi botched the idea of having a royal commissi

england will be without the injured pair ben stokes and chris woakes for the match in nottingham.was lots more sport stories, and loads more we can't even fit in. more from me in the next hour. passengers who use northern rail services know only too well about delays and cancellations since the introduction of a new timetable last month. but today sees the first of three planned strikes this week in a long—running dispute over the role of guards. the walkout is by members of the rail, maritime and transport union. mick cash from the rmt is in our london newsroom. very good morning to you. thank you very much for your time. could you just give us a sense of what the action will comprise in the next few days? well, we've got three days of industrial action. i don't know if you and your viewers are aware, but northern normally run 800,000 trains a year, every single one, as we stand, have a guard on and if they get their way, over stand, have a guard on and if they get theirway, over400,000 stand, have a guard on and if they get their way, over 400,000 will be running without a guard

and finally, ben stokes has been named in england's squad for the three—match one—day international seriesnister says she hopes a new phase of talks will be possible after a cabinet meeting next week to finalise a government paper setting out the uk's post—brexit plans. our political editor laura kuenssberg is in brussels — and she asked the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, how confident he was that theresa may can bring her front bench together. do you think theresa may will be able to resolve her cabinet differences? yes. what happens if she doesn't? she will. why are you confident? because i know her. you think you can trust her to do that which much i was always trusting the british prime minister. as we've heard the eu has again warned the uk that time is running out for a brexit deal to resolve issues on the irish border. but the problem does not face the uk alone ? new figures out today help explain just how much is at stake for the republic of ireland. reality check correspondent chris morris gives more detail. it is no secret that the future the irish bor

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