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the headlines at 11.003m: prime minster theresa may insists progress was made at last week's eu summit, but labour claims that her brexit approach is chaotic and damaging. the widow of an american soldier who died in action says president trump struggled to remember his name when he called to offer sympathy. the financial regulator says the royal bank of scotland could face further action over the way it mistreated some small business customers. coming up in 15 minutes, newsnight. is so—called islamic state was driven from its so—called capital last week. hundreds of brits may now choose to return who had gone to fight with them. we has to watch would have welcomed their will receive. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has insisted there's a ‘new momentum' in the brexit negotiations following last week's eu summit in brussels. theresa may was reporting back to mps and rejected labour's claim that the government's approach was chaotic and lacking clarity. mrs may's also been warned by major business groups thatjobs and investment in the uk will suffer unless the go

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. >>> british prime minster theresa may hold emergency talks in brussels today.tell us about this. >> theresa may is going to brussels to have dinner with the european commission, as well as chief brexit negotiator. trying to talk on brexit. she's had a conversation with angela merkel over the weekend. positive progress was necessary. positive statement we might see at the european leader summit later this week in brussels. here in the uk numbers of parties trying to report a motion that would force the government to back away from a no deal. one of the things the government is constantly referring to. we also heard in d.c. from janet yellen over the course of the weekend. talking about another potential rate hike. interest rates. don't know when it's going to be. up until now a lot of us are expecting one rate hike. might be two. worried about weak inflation: strength in labor market will push that higher. >> spanish stocks are down this morning in the latest developments in catalonia. >> a lot more uncertainty there. we heard this morning that the cat plan pres