international trade secretary liam fox has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved untilnited kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot thornton. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. the husband ofjailed british woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has accused iranian media of prejudicing his wife's case after iranian state tv claimed she was working to train journalists. in the past few minutes, the threat level of a volcano on the island of bali has been raised to its highest point. the indonesian authorities are warning that an eruption is imminent and the only airport on the island is closed. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the deputy head of sport at the sun, martin lipton, and the political commentator, jane merrick. tomorrow's front pages, starting with the i, picking up on disagreements overfuture irish border arrangements which, the paper says, could derail

international trade secretary liam fox is the future of the irish border can be resolved into the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. brothers alison elliott folsom are among five people who died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. nazanin rockliff‘s husband says allegations on tv were prejudicing her trial. i read a lot to airlines over the plume of ash from the volcano on the island of bali. ——a red alert. also in the next allah, changing guard buckingham palace. sailors performed the famous ceremony for the first time in history as a part ofa the first time in history as a part of a year—long celebration for the navy. at 11:30 p.m., a second look at the papers including the times investigation into children being used by criminal gangs as drug runners. living and welcome. divisions between the british and are still an over how the northern ireland border works after brexit have deepened today. international trade secretary liam fox says final decisions could only be made once the uk knows what its future eu trade deal would be. ireland has however said it could be to moving on t

brexiteers like liam fox and borisjohnson are now told the brexit deadline of march 2019 will be metw, but the brexit secretary would love to know if the way is clear to leave on schedule. and tonight, there's still no knowing. european withdrawal bill. in the commons, they've started weeks of line—by—line debate on the law to leave. tory and labour mps saying a hard brexit deadline could cut negotiations short, even force britain to leave without a deal. everybody‘s got more and more brittle. more and more unwilling to listen. more and more persuaded that every

the international trade secretary, liam fox, says the future of the irish border can't be resolved until the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. dangerous drones — owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. a red alert to airlines over the plume of ash from a volcano on the island of bali. also in the next hour... they‘ re changing guard at buckingham palace. sailors perform the famous ceremony for the first time in history as part of a year—long celebration of the royal navy. and cricket — australia are on the verge of victory at the end of day four in the first ashes test in brisbane. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. five people including three children have been killed after a stolen car crashed into a tree in leeds. officers were called to the meanwood area of the city last night, to stonegate road just before 10pm. two boys aged 15 are in custody. our correspondent alison freeman has more. officers said they were faced with a scene of complete carnage when they arrived here last night. the west yorkshire force said a stolen renault clio had crashed into

the headlines at 7pm: international trade secretary, liam fox, says the future of the irish border can't be resolved until the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. dangerous drones — owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. also in the next hour: they're changing guard at buckingham palace. sailors perform the famous ceremony for the first time in history as part of a year—long celebration of the royal navy. the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said there can be no final decision on irish border arrangements after brexit until the uk and the eu have reached an agreement on future trade. the comments come as the eu demands enough progress on issues including the border within the next few weeks, in orderfor talks to move on to the next phase. irish officials have suggested that they might veto that unless they have guarantees on how the border will work in future. our political

the international trade secretary liam fox has said there can be no final decisions on the future of border until britain and the european union have reached a trade agreement. brussels has given the uk until the fourth of december to come up with proposals on the border, and other key issues, to allow brexit talks to progress to their next phase. our political correspondent chris mason reports. could this be the giant sticking point that stops the brexit talks moving on? the border between northern ireland and the republic, what will soon be the frontier between the uk and the eu. ireland insists it must remain open, almost invisible after brexit, or it could block the talks progressing. but one leading brexiteer in the cabinet says the negotiations need to move forward to discuss the future in order to sort this out. we can't get a final answer to the irish question until we get an idea of the end state, and until we get into discussions with the european union on the end state, that will be very difficult. so the quicker we can do that, the better, and we're still in a position wh

international trade secretary, liam fox, has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot thornton. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. the husband ofjailed british woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has accused iranian media of prejudicing his wife's case — after iranian state tv claimed she was working to train journalists. smoke and ash from a volcano on the island of bali have prompted the indonesian authorities to issue a red alert to airlines. there are fears mount agung could erupt for the first time since 1963. on the meetp author my guest is nicola upson with her thriller nine lessons. it is set in 1930s' cambridge and linked to the ghost stories of mr james. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. they have no better offers, so here they are. the political commentator, jane merrick, and the deputy head of sport at the sun,

international trade secretary liam fox.sue, the shadow chancellor john mcdonnell, speaking on peston on sunday,on itv, said the government had to strike a delicate balance and not rule anything out. we have said keep everything on the table in the negotiations. what i said before was that membership of the customs union might be one of those options, but i don't want to exacerbate the problems. we have to be very, very careful about not losing any of the gains from the peace process. we have said all the way along by customs union, single market, these options have to be on the table as part of negotiations. through the negotiations, see what security people feel we can give them as a result. could you envisage a moment during the negotiations where labour would have a hard decision... you say the option should be retained, at what point might you say that is the preferred option of the labour party? it is difficult for us, we are not at the negotiating table. if we were, throughout the negotiations, we could give you a cle

international trade secretary liam fox says the future of the irish border can't be resolved until the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. brothers ellis and elliot thornton are among the five people who died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. dangerous drones, owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. a red alert to airlines over the plume of ash from a volcano on the island of bali. also in the next hour, they‘ re changing guard at buckingham palace. sailors perform the famous ceremony for the first time in history as part of a year—long celebration of the royal navy. and coming up, as dubai turns 20, an in—depth look at one of the world's youngest and most lavish cities, in the travel show at 8.30 pm. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the international trade secretary liam fox has said there can be no final decision on irish border arrangements after brexit until the uk and the eu have reached an agreement on future trade. the comments come as the eu demands enough progress on issues including the border within the next few weeks, in order for talks t

the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolvedd kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. he rejected a suggestion by the irish government that the uk may have to stay inside the single market or the eu customs union to avoid a return to border controls between the republic and northern ireland. drone users will have to register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. now on bbc news, it's time for witness. hello and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. i'm here at the british library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from the recent past. we'll meet the government official tasked with solving one of ethiopia's worst ever famines. the widow of a former russian spy assassinated by the kgb. and one of the showgirls from london's windmill theatre. but first we go back to the soviet union in 1957 and a stray dog called laika who was the first animal ever to orbit the earth. p

the international trade secretary, liam fox, said final decisions could only be made once the uk knowsfuture eu trade deal would be. what its future eu ireland has however said it could veto moving on to those talks at the next eu summit injust over two weeks. our ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. dodt chris buckler reports. along the irish border, you will dodt along the irish border, you will find old huts that were once customs posts. places where people had to stop to show their papers. but that was a long time ago. a car's satellite navigation may tell you when you have crossed from northern ireland into the republic. but there is little to show it. the irish wants a guarantee that this land will remain open and the border invisible and it says unless it gets those assurances, it will block the next round of brexit talks. but britain said you can't talk of border without discussing trade. you can't get an answer until we get an idea of the end state and we get into the discussions with the eu, that will be difficult. the quicker we can do that the better. we are still i

the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolvedhe united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. he ruled out the uk staying in the single market or the customs union. drone users will have to register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. indonesia has issued its highest level aviation warning as a volcano on the island of bali spits out smoke and ash. there are fears that a full—scale eruption of mount agung is imminent. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: fighting fires... naked navigation... and a real—life rocketeer. on click we often look out for technology which can help save people's lives. for example, we went to rwanda to look at how drones were speeding up deliveries of blood and recently closer to home, i looked at how the response times of the air ambulance in london were being improved by better connectivity. if you live in the developed world, you'll probably take it f

liam fox.said he's sent the chancellor details of a british bank's involvement in laundering money allegedly stolen from south africa. the former cabinet minister and one—time anti—apartheid campaigner lord hain has previously named other financial institutions involved in a corruption scandal linked to the wealthy gupta family and the south african president jacob zuma. in the lords, the peer gave a warning. there are disturbing questions, around both the complicity, witting or unwitting, of uk global financial institutions in the gupta—zuma transnational criminal network, and also about these institutions' wilful blindness to the reality that the laundering process most often necessitates financial systems with lax regulation and controls. unless we urgently find ways to leverage our respective capabilities to coordinate and influence action between the law—enforcement and banking sectors domestically here in the uk and globally, we cannot win this battle. mr zuma and the guptas deny any wron

the headlines at 7pm: international trade secretary, liam fox, says the future of the irish border can'the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. dangerous drones — owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. also in the next hour: they're changing guard at buckingham palace. sailors perform the famous ceremony for the first time in history as part of a year—long celebration of the royal navy.

brexiteers like liam fox and borisjohnson are now told the brexit deadline of march 2019 will be metf the way is clear to leave on schedule. and tonight, there's still no knowing. european withdrawal bill. in the commons, they've started weeks of line—by—line debate on the law to leave. tory and labour mps saying a hard brexit deadline could cut negotiations short, even force britain to leave without a deal. everybody‘s got more and more brittle. more and more unwilling to listen. more and more persuaded that every suggestion that's being made is in some way a form of treason. does he understand how impossible it is for me to explain to my constituents that they can have certainty about nothing about brexit as the government plans it — except, according to him, the date when it will happen? the labour leadership doesn't want to appear to obstruct brexit, we all know we're leaving, they say, so why the deadline? if negotiations go to the wire, both we and the eu—27 might recognise the need for an extra week, an extra day, an extra hour, even an extra minute. so the battle lines are dr

international trade secretary liam fox says the future of the irish border can't be resolved until thede agreement. brothers ellis and elliot thornton are among the five people who died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. dangerous drones, owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. a red alert to airlines over the plume of ash from a volcano on the island of bali. also in the next hour, they‘ re changing guard at buckingham palace.

at other stories now, this in the independent, and on many papers in the uk today, partly because liam foxe international trade secretary, has been talking to the press in the uk and he has been talking about northern ireland. what is tricky is he is basically saying that there has to be an agreement on trade before there can be some sort of deal done as far as northern ireland and ireland and what the border will look like when the uk leads the european union. but of course brussels has said it has to be the other way around. and there seems to be a stalemate which might prove to be tricky at this time. and politically sensitive, economically sensitive. you know, ireland, the uk, you know, ireland, 50% of export goes to the uk, so it is huge for them, and big for the uk. and this isa them, and big for the uk. and this is a deadlock, you know. it can't work for both people. someone has to give. the deadlock is extremely difficult to resolve, given the political sensitivity of northern ireland and ireland and also, of course, with the dup being a part of the conservative government's wafer

if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corben die and john redwood crispin blunt liam fox in black for vince cable in color and look at this that i can probably. stand there to criticism that the the experience does well and he's already having to stand the thought of criticism he was expecting there with headlines bashing and examines choice to hear on r.t. the british daily the times for example didn't hold back. mr salmon service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame and even the current leader of the scottish national party salman's own party expressed her dad. had i been asked which i was in i would've advised them to seek another channel to hear the sure and of course alec is not currently an elected politician and he's free to meet can whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly odd actually because normally the scottish national party the party of the both members of a is normally pretty cohesive well i think it's very old the situation that we seem to be increasingly in

if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corben diana john redwood crispin blunt liam fox ian black for vince cable and cullen lucas that i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well when he's already having to withstand the sort of criticism he was talking about there with the british media headlines bashing alex sanz choice to appear here in the times for example didn't hold back. mr sturm and service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame and even the current leader of the scottish national party salman's own party expressed her that. hi debbie nost which i was and i would've advised him to seek another channel to hear the sure and of course alec is not currently an elected politician and he's free to meet care whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly odd actually because normally the scottish national party the party of the both members of a is normally pretty cohesive well i think it's very all the situation we seem to be increasingly in where

borisjohnson, liam fox, david davis, michael gove excepting we we re davis, michael gove excepting weto have to increase the amount we put on the table to grease amount we put on the table to grease a part. like episode of the law no deal. —— deal or no deal. a part. like episode of the law no deal. -- deal or no deal. they said they want citizens write cecil, northern ireland settle. i do think that will be a problem when they meet tomorrow, with donald tusk. a divorce deal is possible. the real problem is northern ireland. that is where the bust up will be. that is where the bust up will be. that is where they have an intractable problem. having real trouble breaking the deadlock. jason is right. the government was starting to feel quite confident going into this key decision point in the middle of december. about whether it goes forward to talk about trade, stage two. almost from neighbour, ireland has become a problem, dissipated, but really serious problem. potentially giving may be president macron, one of the other members of the 27 an excuse or chance to save actually we're no

international trade secretary liam fox is the future of the irish border can be resolved into the ukrade agreement. brothers alison elliott folsom are among five people who died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. nazanin rockliff‘s husband says allegations on tv were prejudicing her trial. i read a lot to airlines over the plume of ash from the volcano on the island of bali. ——a red alert. also in the next allah, changing guard buckingham palace. sailors performed the famous ceremony for the first time in history as a part ofa the first time in history as a part of a year—long celebration for the navy. at 11:30 p.m., a second look

the headlines: international trade secretary liam fox has said the future of the irish border cannot until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. drone users will have register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. smoke and ash from a volcano on the island of bali have prompted the indonesian authorities to issue a red alert to airlines. there are fears mount agung could erupt for the first time since 1963. on meet the author this week my guest is then novelist nicola upson. vic lead character is set in 1930s cambridge. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, katherine downes. the headlines this evening: heartbreak for huddersfield — an 8ath minute goal means they are beaten by manchester city, who are once again eight points clear a

that's what we need to do in the next few weeks >> switching to the uk a bit the trade secretary, liam foxsaid the day after brexit the uk can sign 40 trade agreements with noneu countries i just want to ask you, "a," how long does it take to get negotiated agreement and do you think it's viable for the uk to get trade agreements done within such a small time frame as per liam fox's comments >> what i can say about this is trade agreements are complex idon't know any trade negotiation that was concluded in a very expeditious and simple manner it is going to be tough always it is always going to be tough the timing element, how long it takes, how many months or years varies it is difficult to predict it depends on the goodwill of the sides whether they want, have the political will do it. whether they want a solution or not. how quickly they want that it's not going to be simple, no matter whether you have political will or not. it is going to be a tough complex, difficult thing >> thank you very much mr. roberto azevedo. reminder that the latest episode of "the brave ones" airs tonight at

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and if it's good enough for john mcdonnell janet club and diane abbott john redwood crispin blunt liam fox ian blackfoot vince cable and cattle and look as though i can probably. stand any criticism that they they experienced as well who did survive. we are lucky that the miracle happened. this is r.t. international thank you for joining us on this sunday still more of the weekly coming your way including the story of one british school teacher suspended after saying well done girls to his class we'll give you details in a moment. but politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. you somehow want to. let you go on to be close to see what the full story of the morning can't be good. interesting always in the waters in the. first six. just on the twenty fourth here in moscow a british school teacher has been suspended for praising his students and sutcliffe congratulated his math class by saying well done girls but that upset one teenage pupil who now identifies as male the teacher insists he apologized immedi

international trade secretary, liam fox, has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot thornton. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. drone users will have to register and sit safety awareness tests, as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. 20 years ago, dubai set out to become one of the most talked about towns in the world. since then this young city state, one of seven emirates in the uae, has largely succeeded. it's become one of the fastest growing tourist destinations on the planet. synonymous with spectacular skyscrapers, gigantic shopping malls and high—end hospitality and also the occasional stories of tourists who fall foul of local customs. but scratch deeper and there's much more to this place. no longer the brash new kid on

if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corbin diane abbott john redwood crispin blunt liam fox ian black for vince cable and cullen look at this that i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well well he is already having to withstand the sort of criticism he was expecting with headlines bashing alex salmond's choice to appear here on r.t. british newspaper the times for example did not hold back. mr simon service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame when even the current leader of the scottish national party someone's own party expressed heard. had a been asked which i was and i would've advised him to seek another channel to hear the sure and of course alex is not currently an elected politician a nice fee to meet care whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly old actually because normally the scottish national party the party that both members of is normally pretty cohesive well i think it's very all the situation that we seem to be increas

the international trade secretary, liam fox, says the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until to airlines about the danger of volcanic ash in the skies close to the indonesian island of bali. also, in the next hour, for the first time in its 350 year history, royal navy sailors perform the famous changing the guard ceremony at buckingham palace. and cricket, australia are on the verge of victory at the end of day four in the first ashes test in brisbane.

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brexiteers like liam fox and borisjohnson are now told that the brexit deadline of march 2019 will beow if the way is clear to leave on schedule. and tonight there is still no knowing. european union withdraw bill... in the house of commons they have stopped weeks of line by line debate on the law to leave. tory and labour mps saying a heart brexit deadline could cut negotiations short, even force britain to leave without a deal. —— hard brexit. everybody has become more brittle. more unwilling to listen. more unpersuaded that every suggestion made some form of treason. does he understand how impossible it is for me to explain to my constituents that they can have certainty about nothing about brexit as the government planned it, except, according to him, the date when it will happen? the labour leadership does not want to appear to obstruct brexit. we all know we are leaving, they say, so why the deadline?m negotiations go to the wire, both we and the eu 27 might recognise the need for an extra week, an extra day, an extra hour, even an extra minute. the battle lines are drawn. brexi

brexiteers like liam fox and borisjohnson are now told the brexit deadline of march 2019 will be met way is clear to leave on schedule. and tonight, there's still no knowing. european withdrawal bill. in the commons, they've started weeks of line—by—line debate on the law to leave. tory and labour mps saying a hard brexit deadline could cut negotiations short, even force britain to leave without a deal. everybody‘s got more and more brittle. more and more unwilling to listen. more and more persuaded that every suggestion that's being made is in some way a form of treason. does he understand how impossible it is for me to explain to my constituents that they can have certainty about nothing about brexit as the government plans it — except, according to him, the date when it will happen? the labour leadership doesn't want to appear to obstruct brexit, we all know we're leaving, they say, so why the deadline? if negotiations go to the wire, both we and the eu—27 might recognise the need for an extra week, an extra day, an extra hour, even an extra minute. so the battle lines are drawn,

can see what they say this time instead of blocking them out they highlighted them wrong and this liam fox has now started the trade minister involved in negotiation the european union is sending out highlighted instead of redacted pieces of information to greenpeace to their policy to their lobbying units so they're more or less saying hey look at this guys we have been trying all but i'm with you again shouldn't you. i think it's as investigations unit and we've been trying to get better access to parts of the brazilian countryside which is regard for what do you call it is a special this year against drilling throughout the brazilian and which other countries reporting the fact that an f.o. i which was meant to cover this up certain aspects of this to answer up instead highlighted them it doesn't matter so much whether the contents are right or wrong what does matter is the government didn't want us to know it now that's the alarm bell anyway that's going to another one from the independent but i'm sure these hundred twenty thousand people will live again after today's budget possibly d

forced johnson, liam fox will be quizzed by lawmakers in westminster. the top stock stories.best performers on the stoxx 600, to a hold.rom a buy u.k.'s.9%, the second-biggest clothing retailer is blaming the weather, keeping shoppers from stores. fell 7.7% inles bricks and mortar stores. with the growth in the online business. we have seen the drop speed through other retailers. third-quarter operating income coming in at a mess. $3.64timate was for billion. the let's talk about markets we have not discussed in detail. banks looking solid. the dax, 1.14%. a solid performance. keep an eye on this deutsche telekom story. the sprint story is hanging by a thread. sale still remains front and center. niculescu is driving things today. in copper.e bitcoin continues to move higher. cover for theory commodity. currency. call it what you will. the turkish lira, something to keep an eye on. the fed coming up later. we will get bill gross' take later. at 7:00 p.m. london time. stay with us. up next, it is "bloomberg surveillance." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is exceptionally busy bigesday,

some tough talk on the european union from british trade secretary liam fox.ses the eu of acting like again. he told british lawmakers some people want to punish the u.k. for leaving the eu. negotiations resume next week. russian president vladimir putin arrived in teheran today to take part in a trilateral summit between azerbaijan, iran and russia. this comes as the iranian nuclear deal is threatened by president trump to not recertify the agreement. it is inspected a focus on terrorism and security issues. security -- is considering security measures. or country could use ferries military ships to provide housing space of local alternatives become overwhelmed. the migration minister says daily arrivals from turkey have increased four fold since august to more than 200 per day. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julie: thank you. get is a busy week for president embarks he is about to on his longest trip to asia of any president in modern history. th

as you said, the prime minister and liam fox has reiterated again that they do not want any physicalemanding that there is some kind of written confirmation of that or declaration of that. it sounds like you don't really trust them, is that the case? it is not that we don't trust them,... why do you want it in writing them? because up to this point, there have been a lot of words but not a lot of detail and i do not think it is unreasonable. the irish government's first responsibility is to the people of ireland. we have a close relationship with britain, closer thanit relationship with britain, closer than it has been in the history of our state, but it is also fair to say that we have a responsibility to the citizens who we represent here to ensure that there is concrete proposals before the next stage of negotiations is entered into. can you tell us what you are hearing from the other members of the european union, whether they are giving new support for your position on the border? the european union right from the start in its first documents lastjune right from the start in its

we'rejoined now by liam fox mp, secretary of state for international trade. at the world trade organization in geneva, replicating what we've been doing as members of the eu in terms of global trading obligations. we wa nt to of global trading obligations. we want to see the arrangements the eu has with other countries where they have a trading agreement, we want to see that replicated in uk law. we have to take powers to do that. we have to take powers to do that. we have to take powers to do that. we have to set up a trade remedies authority to protect british business against dumping our subsidy once we leave the eu because we would otherwise have no mechanism to do that. what we're doing today is setting out a means of replicating the safety and security for british business and british exporters. there's so much interest in this of course. there's so much interest in this of course. let's talk about one thing, for example, wilbur ross, a us commerce secretary, talking about changes to regulations, he was saying there may have to be changes for example to

but he has been defended by international trade secretary, liam fox.ng to make political capital out of this moment because it might make mrs zaghari—ratcliffe's position worse. this is what he said on the today programme. it is important we keep this in perspective. first, this is a uk citizen held on extreme and unproven charges in an unacceptable way. it is right we remind people that her detention is utterly unacceptable in an international way. the point the brand secretary was making is that this arrest and detention is not acceptable. —— that the foreign secretary. i am joined by acceptable. —— that the foreign secretary. i amjoined by a acceptable. —— that the foreign secretary. i am joined by a former labour warren secretary. what is your assessment, jack straw of the response to the fact borisjohnson made an error? —— labour foreign secretary. by all accounts this was a grave error. she was on holiday and not doing what mrjohnson said she was doing. he should have taken less than six days to make this clear. rule one, if you are british forei

david davis, michael gove and liam fox are in there. let's get a weather update while we can.ep cloudy conditions. some outbreaks of patchy rain and heavier bursts of rain developing across northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. a very mild night in the south. temperatures dropping no lower than ten, 11, 12 celsius. still holding on to something colder across the northern isles and generally across scotland and the far north of england tomorrow it will get off to a soggy start indeed. outbreaks of rain trudging northwards. further south, a mild day. this further band of rain swinging in from the west later on in the afternoon quite a range in temperatures, 1a celsius in plymouth and nine in aberdeen. by thursday, it will start to turn colder again particularly in the north. good afternoon. protest is our back on the streets in zimbabwe as robert mugabe ignores a deadline to quit, there will be a military address on state television. senior ministers arrive at downing street for talks with the prime minister to discuss the bill for the "brexit" divorce. germa