it becomes the new welsh secretary while nikki morgan is confirmed as culture secretary. divisions deepen and labour with senior labourfront divisions deepen and labour with senior labour front bencher threatening legal action against a former colleague. in belfast, new talks are under way to restore the devolved government in northern ireland. protests spread across india againsta ireland. protests spread across india against a controversial new citizenship law. stolen from the home of the formula 1 stolen from the home of the formula i owner. ina in a moment it will be sports day but will look at what else is coming up but will look at what else is coming up in bbc news and ten to seven, we will have the postmasters whose lives were ruined by flawed computer systems and have now won a high court victory. not much cause for holiday cheers in the white house with the democratic run house to impeach donald trump set for wednesday. we will have the latest ata wednesday. we will have the latest at a quarter past seven and beyond 100 days. and more stores to be cut at house t

nikki morgan, of course, the sentence, no change there.ejob. i suppose eyebrows are raised at the fa ct suppose eyebrows are raised at the fact that she said she would stand as an mp because of a couple of reasons, really, one was the pressure on a family life, which most mps are forced to live under, and also, she talked about the abuse that she and other mps were getting, particularly, of course, in the wake of the referendum results, and people pushing for that decision to be implemented. she felt under a huge amount of pressure, i suppose, now she doesn't have constituency case work to do, constituency surgeries, nonetheless, her dayjob, if you like, as culture secretary continues. she will have to take a look at some of the things that are coming up, but i think she will be pretty much across, i did look at the commons, she said she was going to be supportive of her successor. she succeeded herself at dc ms, so she will be aware that there is going to be a review, downing street thing into the tv licence, but mostly around decriminali

it becomes the new welsh secretary while nikki morgan is confirmed as culture secretary.r front bencher threatening legal action against a former colleague. in belfast, new talks are under way to restore the devolved government in northern ireland. protests spread across india againsta ireland. protests spread across india against a controversial new citizenship law. stolen from the home of the formula 1

nikki morgan stood down from parliament.rt. we will be speaking to various mps later in the programme. we will also be speaking to michael gove. the aircraft manufacturer boeing says it will be suspending production of 737 max jets next month. ben's here to tell us more. boeing's flagship new project the 737 max grounded since those deadly accidents last year and ethiopia. us regulators say they are not happy with some of the changes boeing has made to make the aircraft safer. boeing has 400 of these planes already built. it's cost the company isa already built. it's cost the company is a lot of money. about £6.75 billion. what they need to do is focus on getting those out to customers. ryanair, the biggest customers. ryanair, the biggest customerfor customers. ryanair, the biggest customer for the 737 max, says the delays costing about £84 million. the whole point of this plane is is it supposed to cut costs, improve efficiency, reduce the cost of you all. these big problems mean that plane companies aren't able to get thei

shake of his government but he wants to do in the new year, i think his appointments particularly nikki morganhis culture secretary i think it'sjust staying on his culture secretary i think it's just keeping staying on his culture secretary i think it'sjust keeping things as they are for now but preparing in they are for now but preparing in the new year to really say what the government is about, and i think that will include shaking up of departments and some departments won't look as they do now, and perhaps fewer figures in the cabinet. we have spoken a lot about how donald trump has remade the republican party in his own image, does borisjohnson republican party in his own image, does boris johnson now republican party in his own image, does borisjohnson now it looked like making the conservative party in his own image but i guess what is that image? which borisjohnson is going to be? the conservative party is changing, it has changed to this it is that election results came in on thursday night in the i think it's clear it's a different type of party. in terms of these images, i think th

zac goldsmith, the environment minister that lost his seat to nikki morgan, the culture secretary thath we were expecting to hear about already but some news will no doubt come before the end of the day all about who will be stepping into those roles and then in the new year will see a more wide—ranging reshuffle of the cabinet which will give us more of an idea of the shape and style of borisjohnson's an idea of the shape and style of boris johnson's government. as for the rest of the week, and peace being sworn in in the house of commons tomorrow may run into wednesday because there's so many new ones to get to. on thursday that queens is to be stripped back a bit, not what the level that we usually see but that will give us the government incentive programme for the rest of this parliament from a front and centre to that withdrawal agreement bill into uk law, and then we expect or lease the government hopes to build a put that in front of the house of commons on friday for its first major vote and debate. what about the opposition front bench because clearly that's an essential role

[inaudible] nikki morgan, if they get the majority like were looking at does that mean he's a master of all of this in the tory party now? >> it's a question of if at the moment. we don't have many results. [inaudible conversations] makes the prime minister able to be in command of the agenda but it doesn't mean complete easy sailing because you have to work with your mps in order to get legislation through but it strengthens the hand internationally as well the people are able to see that the prime minister is able to get his legislation through and away we have not seen which is why we have this election. >> but when it comes to the negotiations after we leave at the end of january formally and we enter a transition time and nothing changes to quote a former conservative prime minister the negotiations then our future relationships and does this strengthen the hand that he can go for a hard turn one or doesn't mean he can ignore the hard liners, more hardline on a brexit and go for a softer turn one and get it through? >> the prime minister wants the best trade agreement he can get