simon gompertz, bbc news, malaga.l with allegations of harassment and bullying are approved. the new code of conduct for parliament follows a number of allegations of inappropriate sexual behaviour last winter that saw ministers resign and suspensions across different political parties. mps will vote on the proposals on thursday. the public spending watchdog has dismissed suggestions that the government's promise to increase nhs spending could be paid for with a "brexit dividend" and claims the government's promise to boost the nhs with an extra £20 billion will require tax rises or spending cuts. 0ur ecomonics editor kamal ahmed is here, theresa may made a great play of giving the nhs more money on its 70th anniversary this report puts rather a dampener on the idea. absolutely right. so, we remember that figure that theresa may spoke about, £20.5 billion more for the nhs by 2023 but very little detail on how to pay forment today the 0ffice on how to pay forment today the office for budget responsibility, thatis offic

others in malaga. thank you for joining us. >> we heard from steve mnuchin.'m curious about your reaction. the judges said that the white house to react like this? that trade deal covers a third of the world economy. >> it really does. this is a monumental trade deal. i think the u.s. wants to see more happening. this is exactly what the u.s. trade team wants to happen with other countries around the world. typically the e.u. it's only between japan and the e.u., which is the largest bilateral trade agreement under. 99% of the profit going to get cheaper goods from japan like fish and tv. while japanese are going to get cheaper goods from your plate wide, handbags and pork. this is a very positive announcement and that is something the u.s. wants is well further countries. >> president of the e.u. is coming in. obviously the administration is urging that e.u. do you see this as a move in the right direction. how can that impact the meeting? >> the meeting of european union with donald trump this wednesday they might address some of the regulatory burdens betw

a lot of aircraft will be going to malaga and palmer and majorca.h the busiest day, 9000 takeoffs and landings over the course of the day in the uk airspace, so everyone at the top of air traffic control really does have their work cut out. i will see you very shortly. try not to distract them much. thank you. they say never to look directly at the sun. that is the advice. conservationists say that the race is on to stop plants like poppies and cornflowers from vanishing from the english countryside. they say modern farming techniques are harming more than 120 species of wildflower. let's speak to trevor dines from the conservation charity plantlife. good morning. morning. you don't think of poppies being endangered. you think of things, when i was reading notes on this, flowers such as buttercups reading notes on this, flowers such as buttercu ps and reading notes on this, flowers such as buttercups and pheasant? poppies are the in —— iconic part of britain and wendy dca field full of poppies? that's what's disappearing from the landscape. —— iconi