in dorset, this conservative councillor says they are running out of options.ally has been a case of drawing on reserves and measures to offset it, and reorganising budgets in order to be able to cope with it, but there is a breaking point and dorset is not alone as an authority in recognising that day of reckoning will be coming very, very soon. what groom are we going to be giving him today, 0scar? we are going to give him a full groom. at 17, 0scar‘s now an apprentice, thanks to help at school for his autism. support his mum told me he still needs as 0scar becomes an adult. it would be incredibly sad to support a young person until they're 16 and then say, "that's it!", because life goes on beyond 16 and i think some of the most critical period is 16 and beyond. in my career, my education doesn't stop. i still have to do all sorts of written exams, even if it's just stuff to help with starting a business or whatever you want to do, i think it's so important because i need that much of england faces the same challenge as dorset. the government says it's liste

dorset is one of many councils that seriously struggling with demand.nd some of are new. some are sad... charlie is in a new special ‘pod' added to a mainstream primary school. it's quite exciting. i'm quite happy. i normally like going into other classes, but i do like being here in the pod. the sensory room here helps children with autism but the council has overspent on day today support. why is there so much pressure? it is partly because children who get a ca re partly because children who get a care plan at this age could still have the legal right to support until the age of 25. in dorset, this conservative councillor says they are running out of options. it is a multi—million pound problem. up until now, it really has been a case of drawing on reserves and measures to offset it and reorganising budgets in order to be able to cope with it, but there is a breaking point and dorset is not alone as an authority in recognising that day of reckoning will be coming very, very soon. what groom are we going to be giving him today, oscar? we are going to

in dorset, this conservative councillor says they are running out of options.wing on reserves and measures to offset it and reorganising budgets in order to be able to cope with it, but there is a breaking point and dorset is not alone as an authority in recognising that day of reckoning will be coming very, very soon. what groom are we going to be giving him today, oscar? we are going to give him a full groom. at 17, oscar is now an apprentice thanks to help given from his school. his mother says support is still needed to get him into work. his mother says support is still needed to get him into workm would be incredibly sad to support a young person until they are 16 and then say that is it because life goes beyond 16 and some of the most critical periods are at 16 and beyond. my career and my education does not stop, i still have to do all sorts of written exams, even if it isjust stuff all sorts of written exams, even if it is just stuff to all sorts of written exams, even if it isjust stuff to help all sorts of written exams, even if it is just stuff to h

in dorset, this conservative councillor says they are running out of options.ving him today, 0scar? we are going to give him a full groom. at 17, 0scar‘s now an apprentice, doing work he loves with horses. thanks to help from school. support his mum told me he still needs as 0scar becomes an adult. and to work. it would be incredibly sad to support a young person until they‘re 16 and then say, "that‘s it!", because life goes on beyond 16 and i think some of the most critical period is 16 and beyond. in my career, my education doesn't stop, i still have to do all sorts of written exams, even if it's just stuff to help with starting a business or whatever you want to do, i think it's so important because i need that support much of england faces the same challenge as dorset. the government says it‘s listening — £250 million extra over two years. none of that will stop the costs from rising. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. a man who tried to smash a car window with a "zombie knife" has been jailed after appealjudges overturned his "lenient" sentence. joshua gardner, w

things are changing ina watches in dorset. things are changing in a hurry, we had high pressure in charge since the start of 2019 and high pressure with us through the day on friday. this weather front is waiting out in the atla ntic weather front is waiting out in the atlantic and will become more of a player as we head through the weekend. over the next few days as things become more unsettled, it will turn milder. you can see a return to those yellow colours moving in on the north—westerly breeze. friday, not as cold as it has been first thing in the morning. it should be frosty on friday, a have missed in this around during the morning. one of two showers gci’oss the morning. one of two showers across the north west of scotland but are largely dry day. sunny spells breakthrough. temperatures touch less cold, 7— 10 degrees. friday sees rain arriving. the wind picking up. that band patchy rain moving into central parts of england and wales to start of the weekend. saturday, a mild start. breeze is courtesy of this weather fr

i'm joined now via webcam by nicky nasralli from dorset.to see you you will be done in dorset. how did you end up on a finger do? u nfortu nately, did you end up on a finger do? unfortunately, a change of circumstances. i reported to working tax credit and they informed me that i had to claim universal credit. and that replaces the benefit you were claiming before? what was the problem for you going onto universal credit? my son has asperger's, i was his main carerand credit? my son has asperger's, i was his main carer and he was on disability living allowance. we were living on the benefits. changing over to universal credit, my son turned 16 at the same time. so because of his age, you start getting the money? he has two playing a different benefits. —— he has the claim different benefits. sorry about all these jargon words all these different benefits. sorry to interrupt you. when they get to 16, they get pip which they have the claim for. in that time, universal credit take over two months to come into action. in that time, association

things are changing ina watches in dorset.with us through the day on friday. this weather front is waiting out in the atla ntic weather front is waiting out in the atlantic and will become more of a player as we head through the weekend. 0ver player as we head through the weekend. over the next few days as things become more unsettled, it will turn milder. you can see a return to those yellow colours moving in on the north—westerly breeze. friday, not as cold as it has been first thing in the morning. it should be frosty on friday, a have missed in this around during

prospects of sunny spells greatest towards southern wales, south—west england, particularly around dorsetmpshire, maybe the isle of wight and across the eastern side of scotland. temperatures are still struggling somewhat, typically around 5—7 degrees celsius, with the mildest air in western scotland, highs of 9 degrees in stornoway. there will be little in the way change we head through friday evening and the night—time, it stays cloudy, again it willjust about stay frost free. into the weekend, we have the weather fronts around the northern side of our area of high pressure. because it's running into the high pressure it will be very weak. on saturday, again we are looking at extensive cloud across the uk, but probably some better prospects of seeing some sunshine across eastern scotland and towards east of the pennines that should break the cloud as well. the cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will probably see a little bit of light rain running in. there is a tendency on saturday for temperatures to be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or seven degrees celsius for m

prospects of sunny spells greatest towards southern wales, south—west england, particularly around dorsets the eastern side of scotland. temperatures are still struggling somewhat, typically around 5—7 degrees celsius, with the mildest air in western scotland, highs of 9 degrees in stornoway. little in the way change we head through friday evening and the night—time, stays cloudy, and just about stays frost free. the weekend, we have the weather fronts around the northern side of our area of high pressure. because it's running into the high pressure it will be very weak. saturday, we're looking at extensive cloud across the uk, but probably better prospects of seeing some sunshine across eastern scotland and east of the pennines that should break the cloud as well. cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will probably see a little bit of light rain running in. there's a tendency on saturday for temperatures to be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or seven degrees celsius for much of the country. sunday, our weak fronts will be pushing southwards across england and wales. aga

this is how it looked on the coast in dorset. further north in cumbria, cloudy skies overhead.is weekend. staying largely dry but often cloudy. that cloud circulating around this area of high pressure. keeping things predominantly dry but these bigger areas of cloud will continue to feed around the high. where we had clear skies in the south—west, generally we'll see increasing cloud through the night. it might stay clear long enough to give a touch of frost in places. quite mild across the far north—west with winds from the atlantic. we are pushing these lumps of cloud around the chart, the best chance of seeing some sunshine in parts of the west country first thing. for eastern and north—eastern scotland and the north—east of england. those temperatures will struggle, at best getting up to 4—8 degrees. through saturday evening a bit of a change. we see this band of light and patchy rain moving across northern ireland. this is tied in with a weather front which will sink southwards as we get on into sunday. there won't be much rain along this frontal system, the odd spot of dr

banned from going to the game qatar is watched on chair at home in sun zone set up in the capital doha dorset job i went along to one of them. well the feeling here is of jubilation and proud moments for the locals and all the ex-pats that have been watching this game it was a very exciting game for them to watch they said that they felt very proud of the outcome of today's game was actually more important for the fans here and then the final coming up on friday qatar went on to beat the u.a.e. for nothing it was one of the most important games they will ever play now many people i spoke to here said that it was. about all of these things for them given that. the reason that qatar finds itself in many fans here said they can't wait to see how their team does on friday but regardless of that outcome it is a very proud day for qatari fans. tough a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the british parliament is authorized prime minister to resign may to go back to brussels to try to secure a better deal politicians also voted to make it harder for the prime minister to take britain out

brady with a strike to phillip dors dorset. they win 41-28.they'll head to kansas city for the afc championheip. >> now t wizards hosting the raptors, last game before the teameaves for london where they play the knicks on thursday. trails by as many as 23. but late iththe. bradley beal makes it 4. knocking down the 3. wizards right he back into it. final seconds ofhe game. wizards down 3. porter misses his 3. so the rebound taking a friendly roll to brady beal that sinks it. 43 points, 15 assists, 10 boards for beal. huge game leonard's attempt misses. he grabs his own rebound kicking it out. actually he drains it. raptors hold on to beat the wizards 140-131. kids racing in power wheels p mowingple down. not obeying traffic walaws. h this, one kid tried to make it dowhe home stretch. he looks like he's going to win but of course in true fashion, you got to collide with the host because there's no lane. erica, this is one of your new favorite videos. >> the first one is thebest. >> no, everyone out there, even at the gamen the road drive safel

dorsets of ari al jazeera. is president of sudan doctors union u.k. she says they are concerned about the excessive force being used against protesters by security forces. i think about the shoot took him back to shoot through and the fact that the bullet that was used seemed to be explode when touches the you know like an object and therefore he said but. it's impossible at its height it's very difficult to know to look at a number of injuries but we know our students those who have been to. those who have it or those who hurt me. but then why did people who have been injured minor injuries all think this predator is into this because of that he can't because you have that in the film and inside hospitals inside imagines he departments inside houses in similar rules. as work recently. shoot to kill even inside houses still gives. you hope. opened is a city that's there to come inside to protect them we have to them but these are not criminals they should not be chased it should not be the last remaining rebel group in colombia is being blamed by the

his wife veronica filmed this first set of video diaries outside their home in dorset three years agoou there, that's when you've got to decide what you're going to do. yeah, so you have to cope. you have to cope, yes. there you are, there's us. do you recognise us, darling? you're looking severe, looking rather like a magistrate there! that's you talking. we're now in the car. the seatbelt‘s always a bit of a mystery. put your belt on, darling. can you put your belt on? put your belt on. your belt. 0h. put your belt on. here, that's right. that's right. like everything, this gets forgotten every single time. well done, you've done it. well done. so, without that disabled badge... 0h, life would be a lot more stressful, yes. when we first got the blue badge, i was a little bit feeling, golly, it says ‘disabled' on it, and christopher doesn't look disabled, so i was sort of half thinking somebody might one day accost us, which happened. "you're not disabled," this man said, as we were parking. so, i left christopher on the pavement and i trotted down the pavement and i said to him, "re

old man who was reportedly killed by security forces a doctor and a teenager were also killed as dorsetjabari reports. i. am. the anger of these protesters was clear at the funeral of one of the latest victims who was killed on thursday at the hands of security forces was. according to reports he was six years old and was shot on wednesday for offering refuge to protesters. he is not the only victim a doctor and a child were also killed at the hands of security forces on thursday in the capital hard to. and at the doctors' funeral on friday further protests broke out. chanting freedom at an impromptu sit in outside a hospital in khartoum was these protesters were initially on their way to the presidential palace to demand president omar bashir to end his nearly three decades in office. but the latest victims bodies were brought here so they changed their path. of. freedom peace and justice is their slogan and these people are not showing any signs of going away on thursday demonstrators clashed with police yet again in the capital heartiness the. activists say at least fifty people have

this is how it looked on the coast in dorset. further north in cumbria, cloudy skies overhead. area of high pressure. keeping things predominantly dry but these bigger areas of cloud will continue to feed around the high. where we had clear skies in the south—west, generally will see increasing ploughed through the night. it might stay clear long enough to give a touch of frost in places —— increasing cloud. quite mild across the far north—west with winds from the far north—west with winds from the atlantic. we are pushing these lumps of cloud around the chart, the best chance of seeing some sunshine in parts of the west country first thing. for eastern and north—eastern scotla nd thing. for eastern and north—eastern scotland and the north—east of england. those temperatures will struggle, at best getting up to 4-8d. struggle, at best getting up to 4—8d. three saturday evening a bit ofa 4—8d. three saturday evening a bit of a change. we see this band of light and patchy rain moving across northern ireland. this is tied in with a weather front which will sink southwards as we ge

dorset al-jazeera i mean the miller is outside the church in the day osses capital and joins us live now so what will the position of the catholic church be ahead of the no grace nothing extra. i think derren really may ask why the church has such an important role to play in the politics of the d r c but it's one of the oldest well respected institutions in this country and to take you a little bit back two years ago brokered a peace deal between the government and opposition parties when the country was heading into a political crisis and was also pushing buttons elections that took place and december thirtieth even though that was delayed by two years and so the catholic church has had a very important vote of late and many would be looking to what it has to say following that ruling by the constitutional court that is confirmed the results by the electoral commission now after the election he catholic church has said that it has deployed about forty thousand of its own observers to polling stations around the country and that tally it wasn't in line with that of the electoral com

prospects of sunny spells greatest towards southern wales, south—west england, particularly around dorsetland, highs of 9 degrees in stornoway. there will be little in the way changes we have through friday evening and the night—time, it stays cloudy, again it willjust about stay frost free. into the weekend, we have the weather fronts around the northern side of our area of high pressure. it‘s running into the high pressure so will be very weak. saturday, again we‘re looking at extensive cloud across the uk, but better prospects of seeing some sunshine across eastern scotland and towards east of the pennines that should break the cloud as well. cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will see a little bit of light rain running in. a tendency on saturday for temperatures to be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or seven degrees celsius for much of the country. sunday, the weak fronts will be pushing southwards across england and wales. again, a lot of cloud. not a great deal of rain — the odd spot. for scotland and northern ireland, sunday should be a much sunnier day. temper

prospects of sunny spells greatest towards southern wales, south—west england, particularly around dorsetight and across the eastern side of scotland. temperatures are still struggling somewhat, typically around 5—7 degrees celsius, with the mildest air in western scotland, 9 degrees in stornoway. there will be little in the way changes we have through friday evening and the night—time, it stays cloudy, again it willjust about stay frost free. into the weekend, we have the weather fronts around the northern side of our area of high pressure. because it's running into the high pressure it will be very weak. on saturday, again we are looking at extended cloud across the uk, but better prospects of seeing some sunshine across eastern scotland and towards east of the pennines that should break the cloud as well. the cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will see a little bit of light rain running in. there is a tendency on saturday for temperatures to be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or 7 celsius for much of the country. on sunday, the weak fronts will be pushing southward

dorset jabari al-jazeera. israel says it has shot down a rocket from syria its missile a deception system to down the rockets aimed at the northern parts of the occupied golan heights the incident happened shortly after syrian state television said government forces have prevented an israeli air strike in the south a bomb has exploded near a highway at the southern edge of syria's capital damascus the syrian observatory for human rights says the explosion happens near a security posts there were no casualties the syrian army controls all areas around the capital. five hospitals in the gaza strip have been forced to close many of the services due to power shortages stopped to say the situation could put thousands of patients at risk gaza has been suffering massive blackouts for months on there isn't enough fuel to power a backup generator the territory has been on the israeli blockade for more than a decade calls its health ministry is appealing for international assistance. these hospitals are the core of the

prospects of sunny spells greatest towards southern wales, south—west england, particularly around dorsetland. temperatures are still struggling somewhat, typically around 5—7 degrees celsius, with the mildest air in western scotland, highs of 9 degrees in stornoway. there will be little in the way change we head through friday evening and the night—time, it stays cloudy, again it willjust about stay frost free. into the weekend, we have the weather fronts around the northern side of our area of high pressure. because it's running into the high pressure it will be very weak. on saturday, again we are looking at extensive cloud across the uk, but probably some better prospects of seeing some sunshine across eastern scotland and towards east of the pennines that should break the cloud as well. the cloud will thicken for western scotland and we will probably see a little bit of light rain running in. there is a tendency on saturday for temperatures to be a degree also higher, typically around 6 or seven degrees celsius for much of the country. on sunday, our weak fronts will be pushing south

equality on the ballot the center of the political fight just months ahead of national elections dorset reports. under the cover of darkness and escorted by police these two women defied religious hardliners by entering one of hinduism holiest shrines the shop a remodeled temple in the southern state of carola which attracts millions of worshippers ear their historic move is backed by india's supreme court which in september ordered the authorities to lift a ban on women or girls between the ages of ten and fifty from entering the temple . but the temples authorities refused to abide by the court's ruling and subsequent attempts by women to visit have been blocked by thousands of the bootees supporting the bam conservative hindu group say they believe women of menstruating age would defile the temples in a shrine local media is reporting the chief priest briefly shocked the temple for purification rituals decent clearly any issue of. elected in politics by am saying days after these two women ended up being a shy and. dad being a baby at most fitting that replay in my eyes is b.s. for.

three of their older cubs but for the kids of gaza an abrupt end to their short lives excitement dorset jabari al-jazeera. well sport is coming up next we will be toying with the world number one djokovic she supposed to chase off some tricks of his own but the australian open. taiwan. a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and crossed very tight race on a jersey. al jazeera. where ever you want. a lot says vaccines could soon be delivered by drones tested while the remote pacific island see if they can revolutionize health care for some of the world's poorest nations but he told us reports of about what to use at a bangle island. delivering vaccines to people on air or mango audience used to take hours or even days but now a drone can reach them in minutes soaring over the sea or rugged landscapes which don't have roads or parts until recently this along

focus in on the slope for the evening rush hour, bevan, the west country, south wales, hampshire and dorsettonight, into the london area, the south—east, the south midlands and into mid wales. through the night, these are the sorts of accumulations we are expecting. 3—7 centimetres in the south—east, as much as 10—15 in the south—east, as much as 10—15 in the higher grade of south—east wales and the west country and the west midlands. —— over the higher ground. those totals until friday morning will most likely cause some travel disruption. elsewhere tonight, some snow showers into the north—east of england and north of scotland. temperatures in these northern part getting down as low as —2, — six degrees. not quite as cold in the south—west with the snow falling. friday, still snow falling in southern areas but it will gradually ease off, you will have the lying snow across southern areas and another batch will push into the south—west later on. elsewhere, snow showers to the north—east of england, northern scotland, some sunny spells in between. a cold day again, 3—5dc, so a lot going on

all the allegations but the facts of the dispute have been felt at this event let's go live now to dorset just bari who's at a fan zone here in doha moments ago doors heard people cheering even from here inside the studio what's going on there i guess someone scored a goal. yes definitely sami qatar score its thirteenth goal in the asian cup tournaments the first against this game against the u.a.e. in the semifinals the fans here just went crazy jubilation and excitement of course and this is a very important game for the locals who could not travel to the united arab emirates to support their national team now that is one of the main reasons this event is so important to the qataris and they've shown up across the city in various positions like this one to show support for their team and i'm going to speak to a qatari soon right now who will tell us what this game means to him ahmed what does this event mean to you today this event is a very big thing for us especially for us that there is not only got there is it important every residence in doha that's why everyone decided to leave hi

it's brady finding a wide open dorset in the corner. touchdowns on the first four drives of the game and right before the end of the first half, 24 carries, 129 yards. three scores for the rookie. pats win big, 41-28. they'll face the chiefs and kc in the afc title game. >> they gave us everything that we could handle in october or november, i don't remember. but, you know, i'm sure it will be the same. it will be a tough game. they're well coached. they have a good offense. they played well defensively against the colts. it's going to be a lot of fun to go back there and play in the championship game and try to advance. >> we had a tremendous game with them earlier. that was a long time ago. we'll see where we are now and where they are. >> the oakland as are meeting with kyler murray in dallas before the deadline to declare for the nfl draft. they gave him a 4.6 signing bonus are okay with him entering the draft but may be negotiating provisions to his contract for mlb approval. he has not made any monetary demands but they're explori

al-jazeera is dorset just bari was watching that match from a fan zone in doha well the feeling here is of jubilation and proud moments for the locals and all the ex-pats that have been watching this game it was a very exciting game for them to watch they said that they felt very proud of the outcome of today's game was actually more important for the fans here then the final coming up on friday qatar went on to beat the u.a.e. for nothing it was one of the most important games they will ever play now many people i spoke to here said that it's just so much. about this case for them given that. the region that qatar finds itself in many fans here said they can't wait to see how their team does on friday but regardless of that outcome it is a very proud day for qatari fans. our sports correspondent leigh welling says the asian cup is a big step in changing global perceptions that katter does have a football culture. this was a remarkable result for qatar spain a remarkable tournament for them remember qatar still hasn't conceded a single goal throughout the tournament having never ever

is inevitable taiwan's leader rejected that statement and said beijing let's face the reality is dorset jabari with the latest. and you your speech with a familiar message. chinese president xi jinping has urged the people of taiwan to accept that it must and will be reunited with china in a speech on the fortieth anniversary of a key policy statement he reiterated beijing's call for peaceful unification. we are firmly against any plans to create two china or one china one taiwan or taiwan independence we've achieved a major victory in the fight against.

gemma woodman has been to a crab processing company in dorset, which is struggling to attract employeessincentive for workers to travel. when ran 150 people work at this clap processing plant in devon but getting enough people is a struggle. —— crab. getting enough people is a struggle. -- crab. we have put notices up in local shops but it is tough getting local shops but it is tough getting local people through the door. 60% of local people through the door. 6096 of the staff have come from eu countries and the government is proposing after brexit low skilled workers will only be able to come to the uk for 12 months at a time, and that worries bosses here. we want to add value to that person and hopefully they will add value to our business and it worries me as well, the thought that people cannot bring theirfamily the thought that people cannot bring their family because surely you want yourfamily their family because surely you want your family around you to be their family because surely you want yourfamily around you to be happy and hopefully stay in the uk and keep the money in th

in dorset, all of the hospitals, we all got together and we said what are the priorities for investmental. that in their ernest? back home, it all the being back home, it all the difference. appeal is not here he would probably be admitted into a bed for him —— a bit at time. the amount of people you get out that would rather be in hospital i think recently a couple of months it was something like 60 or 70 patients out for a month and that is at that couple of words with the patients that would have been fighting hospital. it is the future. but it thatis hospital. it is the future. but it that is what is best for the hospitals under strain is also best for the patient. the headlines on bbc news... a man convicted of killing a woman in a speedboat crash while on a date, has handed himself in after months on the run. the search for a missing plane carrying the cardiff city, ,, , footballer, emiliano sala, am! we eilee eye when ~ ~ ~~ is suspended for a 2nd night. theresa may has told mps that delaying brexit won't solve anything, as leading brexiteers insist on changes to her deal with th

the maize deal in its current form could get through is if there is a second referendum which in dorset so really we have two options now either a new way to toss option a single market in customs union. where britain render powerless in making those decisions that would still instantly require the same withdrawal agreement and the legally binding part of that would have to remain and so it's unlikely the parliament could induce it or a second referendum because we've seen tonight the parliament is totally deadlocked they think they can't agree on anything and that means getting it back to the people to decide the one of the no deal if they still can't agree but emotionally know there's no deal absolutely no way that there is going to be a deal the only thing that would get more votes than what we've just seen is a vote against no deal so parliament would rather keep anything than have no deal but they are not going to settle the maze deal when there are options that will be more popular. a plus or a second referendum no parliament is showing they cannot decide amongst themselves what t

dorset al-jazeera. joins us now live from the capital kinshasa so this announcement by sol the african countries a bit of a setback for watson so you know. certainly that considering that the southern african development community at one point once the results of started being announced had said that he would push for a recount of the election results but they're not long after that took quite a step back saying that the sovereignty of the independence of the d.r.s. you should be respected and this is a good one it's now it's in its nest of congratulations to the d r c president the president elect to look to security as one of the people of the country saying that it's pulled off an election despite the logistical and security issues that the d r three is facing that at one point was quite concerned about what was happening in this country and that it had called a meeting between the zambian and south african presidents a lot of a diplomatic maneuvering dealing with president kabila the concern being w

cloudierfor many much today because it is much cloudier for many of us, that is the scene at the moment in dorsethe cloud developing across northern england and southern scotla nd across northern england and southern scotland after a misty and murky start in northern ireland. there may be some breaks in the cloudier as well. it's going to be a frost free night ahead for all of us, as the warmer air spreads southwards. for most, it will remain quite cloudy and the milderair will remain quite cloudy and the milder air spreads to southern parts so milder air spreads to southern parts so temperatures here, higher than today. you're watching bbc newsroom live. it's 11am and these are the main stories this morning. up to 5,000 jobs are being cut at britain's biggest car makerjaguar land rover, around an eighth of its uk workforce. jlr, a stellar company with a first—class workforce, have always been clear that their success depends on exports, including to the rest of the european union. the uk's retail sector suffers its worst christmas in ten years with falls in sales for marks and spencer and debenh

see some snow in sussex and kent, but less likely to have actual snow for example in hampshire in dorsetrest of the night, the frontal system producing the snow tends to weaken, so the snow on it becomes more patchy. there will be further snow showers across scotla nd be further snow showers across scotland and northern england and with temperatures like this once again there is the risk of widespread ice on untreated surfaces. very quick look at what's happening tomorrow. we still have some of the snow in the south as a weakening feature. it could push for a timea weakening feature. it could push for a time a bit further south with further snow showers across scotland and eastern parts of england. so a lot going on with the weather, naga and charlie. thank you very much. and overnight of course, all of those people trying to keep your roads safe have had a very busy night. graham satchell is in old for us this morning. good morning to you, graham. good morning, charlie. yes, the gritters have been out all night, as they have for the last couple of days. in most winters on british roads

so i do not doubt the member for west dorset when he says there is a precedent for that other has beenleading experts in the field cannot simply be swept away in the short term convenience of the moment. the amendment from my right honourable friend the member for meriden again is put forward with great principle and she spoke of a simple vote on saying no to no deal and the issue was taken head—on by the member for belfast north when he pointed out the practical effects of taking no deal off the table and thatis taking no deal off the table and that is not facilitate that intention. i absolutely agree in that regard and indeed it is not just on the dup benches that that view is held. michel barnier himself said on the 24th ofjanuary it is not enough to vote against the no deal, if no positive suggestions are put on the table then we will be more or less heading for the no deal on the 30th of march as if by accident. so the way that no deal is addressed is indeed by backing the deal of my right honourable friend. there has been discussion on the proposal put forward by the member of no