the motion is agreed, and the children equal protection from assault scotland bill is passed.bondici has our countdown. music. at five, it's only been a little over a week since parliament reopened its doors. butjohn bercow‘s voice seems to be giving in already. it won't last long, don't worry. sir vince cable. don't you worry, mr bercow, there will be plenty of time to rest after parliament prorogues on tuesday. at four, our next story is rather different. we call it when zelensky met tom. you're good—looking. laughter. it pays the rent. we wish our good looks would pay the rent, but for now, i guess we'll stick to politics. at three, diane abbott, the first black woman mp became the first black mp at the despatch box for pmqs. yesterday marked the start of black history month. at two, during his speech of the conservative conference, mrjavid remembered to thank his mum. once again, we're living above the shop. but i'm so happy to make her proud. and what a shop that is. and at one, coffee... what's this? well, none for you, prime minister. no disposable cups. thank god no on

and the children equal protection from assault scotland bill is passed. to bring in a smacking ban in wales, england and northern ireland have no plans for similar legislation. it is expected to be a year until the law in scotland comes into force, sending the message that violence against children is never acceptable. lorna gordon, bbc news. the government has taken the unprecedented step of banning the export of some medicines because of supply shortages. the 2a products affected include hormone replacement therapy drugs, contraceptives and adrenaline pens. the move follows a survey of local pharmacists which found shortages of every major type of medicine in the past six months. hello and thanks forjoining us on sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. i'm ben croucher. coming up: naser takes the 400 metres to new heights with the greatest run in a generation to win the world title. katarina johnson—thompson breaks the british record to win heptathlon gold, and says she wants to win even more. and back winning again. ireland see off russia to move

and the children equal protection from assault scotland bill is passed.ves to bring in a smacking ban in wales, england and northern ireland have no plans for similar legislation. it is expected to be a year until the law in scotland comes into force, sending the message that violence against children is never acceptable. lorna gordon, bbc news. remember the solid gold toilet which was stolen from blenheim palace last month? officers have now released cctv images of a car they think was involved in the heist. the loo, which was valued at almost £5 million, was part of an art exhibition at the 0xfordshire estate. police are now looking for a navy blue volkswagen golf and are appealing for anybody with information to come forward. and we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, henry zeffman, political correspondent for the times, and daily mirror political correspondent nicola bartlett. that is coming up after the headlines at 11:30pm. now it's time for the weather, with darren bett. hello there. we have had a couple of days of dri

and the children equal protection from assault scotland bill is passed. on abortion in belfast is being described by campaigners as a turning point for women. the case was brought by sarah ewart who was denied a termination — even though doctors had said her unborn child would be unable to survive after birth. today's ruling said that was a breach of the uk's human rights commitments. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has the story. sarah ewart became the public face of a debate about a deeply personal issue. six years ago she travelled to london from her home in northern ireland to have an abortion. her unborn baby had a condition that meant the child couldn't survive outside the womb. it's not something that i ever would have ever even dreamt of. i'd rather have the memory of seeing it move on screen and hearing a heartbeat... than see the end. she allowed her experience to be filmed because she believed northern ireland's near total ban on abortion was wrong. today, belfast high court ruled that northern ireland's abortion laws had led to a breach of

and the children equal protection from assault scotland bill has passed. until the law in scotland comes into force, sending the message that violence against children is never acceptable. donald trump says the next war fighting domain is space. now as part of an american led coalition the raf is making its first steps into orbit to launch a satellite. they have selected a typhoon pilot to lead this new space programme in collaboration with virgin 0rbit. flight lieutenant mathew stannard is being seconded to the programme which will use a modified boeing 747. the plane, called cosmic girl, carries a rocket attachment beneath its left wing which will be fired into space once the plane reaches cruising altitude. the mod has announced that the uk would be the first formal partner involved in the the us—led 0peration, 0lympic defender. the aim said the raf is to "strengthen deterrence against hostile actors in space, enhance resilience and preserve the safety of space flight". he spoke with us a short time ago and i put it to him that swapping a typhoon for a