strength of the wind at 5pm this afternoon it will feel like freezing in birmingham, cardiff and norwichgo through this evening and tonight, chilly, further bursts of showery rain pushing north westwards, not only raised over high ground, the tops of the pennines, the scottish mountains, we are likely to see some sleet and snow, maybe even a covering of snow on the highest tolls. staying breezy, holding temperatures in most places between 2—5d. at 8am tomorrow some rain, some of that hill and mountain is no continuing across scotland, a role easterly wind, for northern ireland a scattering of showers, similar across northern england, snow showing up the pennines, over the welsh hills and mirrors of the south that could be snow as well. from these showers that could be hailand from these showers that could be hail and thunder, creeping to the west midlands as the day wears on. for northern ireland and scotland, largely cloudy, patchy rain and east, by the stage tomorrow something quieter, dry and bright if not a lot warmer, but with lighter winds it should feel a little bit better. with c

it will feel like freezing in norwich. other places not faring much better.s borders as she pitches her brexit withdrawal plan to the business community, saying tough negotiations lie ahead. it was never going to be easy or straightforward. and the final stage was always going to be the toughest. but we have in view a deal that will work for the uk. it comes amid continuing speculation over whether the number of tory mps submitting letters of no—confidence in mrs may will reach the 48 required. the eu‘s chief negotiator agrees with the prime minister that brexit talks are at a decisive moment. now, more than ever, we must all remain calm and i will remain calm and keep our focus on the need for the uk to leave the eu in an orderly fashion.

so leeds move above norwich at the top due to their greater goal difference.. a late winner saw mid table aberdeen beat kilmarnock 2—1 in the scottish premiership. kilmarnock were looking for theirfirst home win against aberdeen since 2011 and they did take the lead through a kris boyd penalty, that was awarded after a foul by shay logan on chris burke. in the second half, bruce anderson flicked in niall mcginn‘s shot to level the scores before 19 year old lewis ferguson curled in this free—kick to give aberdeen all three points. women's super league leaders, arsenal beat birmingham 3—1 to maintain their 100 per cent start to the season. with seven wins in seven matches. after a goalless first half, jordan nobbs opened the scoring in the 58th minute. but bimingham pulled back level within a minute with this goal from emma follis. arsenal were awarded a penalty and danielle van donk put them back ahead and it was nobbs again late in to injury time who doubled her tally to help seal an seventh league win of the season for arsenal. second placed manchester city w

elsewhere, norwich stay top of the table despite a 0—0 draw at hull city, sheffield united went up to, and middlesbrough were held to a 1—1 draw at preston. sol campbell has been appointed manager of the english football league's bottom side macclesfield town after agreeing an 18 month contract. the former england defender was in attendance for this evening 1—0 win against promotion chasing exeter — that's just their third win of the season — they're still three points adrift at the foot of league two. campbell had previously complained that his managerial career in england has been hampered by a lack of opportunity for black coaches. i'm very happy for him. i don't think he needs any advice. he was one of many managers. you knows his football. i would say he is a natural leader. and of course his deal, you have to discuss that, and his power —— his gil and his power. for all the teams he played in. i would suggest he would be great as a manager. boca juniors say they will go to the court of arbitration for sport to appeal if the second leg of their copa libertadores final against riv

a soggy start in london, birmingham and norwich.reas. some heavy and thundery showers bring in towards the south, but all the while, rain is likely to keep falling across western ‘s scotland and northern ireland. it stays mild through the rest of the week, windy at times, and there continue to be outbreaks of rain. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: on the eve of the crucial mid—term elections, president trump makes his closing rallying call across three states, in the first big electoral test of his presidency. the future direction of the united states of america is at stake in these mid—term elections. and a a prediction on what the outcome will be, we were here two years ago and it didn't work out so well. after four stabbings in five days, police say they'll step up patrols on the streets of london. east sussex becomes the latest council to cut key services to avoid a budget crisis. also coming up: preparations for the armistice centenary.

it was used in trials at two hospital trusts in norwich and south london, and avoids the need to puttests can take several days to return results. the search is on for missing footage of sir david attenborough first aired on the bbc almost 50 years ago. staff at the royal institution are asking the public to look in their attics for any recordings of their christmas science lectures, including those by sir attenborough, after realising 31 broadcasts are missing from their collection. our correspondent david sillito has been to find out more. we will have a little protein dance. carl sagan, ini977, doing the protein dance. very good. can you get a different note on it? christopher zeeman and the science of music. heart rate 126 — you must be calming down, robert. how do you feel now, compared to before? great. these lectures have been a christmas tradition since 1825, and were first broadcast on the bbc in 1936. but not all of them have survived in the archive. some of david attenborough's lectures from 1973 have gone missing. there are also gaps in ‘66, ‘67, ‘69, ‘70 and ‘71. the roy

it was used in trials at two hospital trusts in norwich and south london, and avoids the need to putu tests can take several days to return results. the search is on for missing footage of sir david attenborough, first aired on the bbc almost 50 years ago. staff at the royal institution are asking the public to look in their attics for any recordings of their christmas science lectures — including those by sir david — after realising 31 broadcasts are missing from their collection. our correspondent david sillito reports. we will have a little protein dance. carl sagan, ini977, doing the protein dance. very good. can you get a different note on it? christopher zeeman and the science of music. heart rate 126 — you must be calming down, robert. how do you feel now, compared to before? great. these lectures have been a christmas tradition since 1825, and were first broadcast on the bbc in 1936. but not all of them have survived in the archive. some of david attenborough's lectures from 1973 have gone missing. there are also gaps in ‘66, ‘67, ‘69, ‘70 and ‘71. the royal institution wants

—7d on the thermometer but if you are outside with wind chill, it will feel more like freezing in norwichcoming more from the south easterly direction, bringing some showers, mainly across eastern and northern parts of england and across scotland. again some snow over higher ground of northern england into scotland, some showers in northern ireland. elsewhere, rather be a little bit drier, some try a coming from the south—east, still a chilly day, maximum temperatures, seven — 8 degrees. becoming less cold as we go into the end of the week. certainly a big difference to the conditions we had last week. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at 9 with me rebecca jones — the headlines... theresa may will tell business leaders her brexit deal will curb eu migration — as she faces another week of threats to her leadership. in brussels — eu ministers discuss the political declaration that will set out the future relationship with the uk. 3,000 foreign doctors are having their licenses checked after it emerged a fake psychiatrist was allowed to practise for 22 years with no medical qualification. pa

temperatures will dip down to five in norwich. low pressure on friday that is really going to upset the weather across western areas of the uk. it's charging in, and it's going to bring gales, and there's likely to be some disruption. heavy rain and gales are initially expected across western areas of the uk, and then through friday night, into the early hours of saturday, the gales and the rain will spread to perhaps some other parts of the country. this is what friday morning looks like. sp initially, actually, the weather's not looking too bad at all across some of these eastern and central areas. but here's the weather front. within this band of heavy rain, the winds are also very strong, so pounding the coasts of south—western england, southern parts of wales as well. here, gusts here could exceed 60 mph, and that does mean some potential damage to trees. the strong winds will also be blowing up across the irish sea into northern ireland, south—western parts of scotland, and very windy throughout scotland too. and of course,

norwich top the championship tonight after a 4—0 win over sheffield wednesday.d united who lost away to nottingham forest. derby are in third after an impressive victory at home to birmingham. bottom of the table ipswich drew at home to preston, in paul lambert‘s first match since being appointed as manager. there were wins for reading and hull, both of whom are in the bottom three. celtic thrashed hearts as second played first in the scottish premiership today — the champions closing the gap to one point, as they completely outclassed their edinburgh opponents. daniel candeias came off the bench to score in the 79th minute with this stunning effort. he was also sent off in extra time after being shown a second yellow card. but it was alfredo morelos with the second goal in extra time to give steven gerrard's side only their second away league win of the season — they're now five points off the leaders hearts. so celtic with that huge win — they remain one point off the hearts who are top of the table. david turnbull gave motherwell theirfirst premiership home w

some thrilling matches in the championship this afternoon, including a late winner for norwich to giveem to the top of the table. here are all the scores. birmingham and hull shared six goals. away wins for swansea, preston and aston villa. middlesbrough are second after a 2—0 victory at home to wigan, queen's park rangers' recent good run continues. they beat local rivals brentford, and there were draws at nottingham forest and reading. west brom won the evening game. the first round proper of the fa cup kicked off this weekend. 29 ties today and nine tomorrow. there have been two big shocks. yeovil lost 3—1 at home to non league stockport county and league 2 bottom club macclesfield lost 2—1 at maidstone. after holding—off league one leaders portsmouth for nearly half an hour — national league side maidenhead eventually went down 4—0 at home. ben thompson opened the scoring for the vistors from inside the box. oliver hawkins doubled their lead before jamal lowe added a third with this turn and shotjust on the hour mark. david wheeler rounded off the scoring for pompey. fifth—tier sid

but ahead of our weather front, nine in london and eight for norwich. is going to feel similar east of the weather front to how it feels this afternoon. still a number of shows affecting more than the eastern coastal areas of scotland. for the middle part of the week, we have low pressure steaming in of the atlantic. this one has packed isobars. it will be a windy day on wednesday, with gusts potentially reaching 70 miles an hour around the most exposed coasts and hills in the west. we could see some disruption. the heaviest rain will be across northern ireland and scotland. the south—westerly winds were also dragging much milder conditions nationwide. as we go through wednesday afternoon, temperatures may climb to 15 degrees in belfast and london. so a big change and a bigjump in and london. so a big change and a big jump in temperatures. those strong winds will still be around, particularly across scotland into thursday. there will be further bouts of wet and windy weather to come into the weekend. but temperatures will stay on the mild side, for most

the extent of the enterprise can now be reported, after three of them work and it did at norwich crownurglary. in the summer they stole jewellery, cash, cars and guns worth a total of £2 million across five counties in 2017. the bank of england has decided to keep interest rates unchanged, at 0.75%. the bank's governor, mark carney, said brexit uncertainty was preventing some firms from investing. but he also said there could be a rebound in investment if the uk manages a smooth exit from the european union. for the first time, doctors can legally prescribe some patients with medicinal cannabis in the uk — though restrictions remain tight. it can only be prescribed by a specialist doctor and in a limited number of circumstances where other medicines have failed. the decision to relax the rules followed an outcry over two boys with severe epilepsy who were denied access to cannabis oil, as our health editor hugh pym explains. harry, who is ten years old, has epilepsy. he's energetic enough now but his sometimes daily fits were so severe that his parents feared for his life. he has every

five and 8 degrees, not too impressive of itself but with the wind, it will feel like freezing in norwichg tuesday night that some of the wet weather across northern england, the welsh hills, parts of scotland could get a covering. during wednesday most of this rain slides is way northwards, so further south, something drier and brighter, not especially warm. temperatures only slowly recovering as we head towards the end of the week. still a little bit of rain around at times but between now and then, in a word, it is cold. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister brings her brexit message to business leaders, telling the cbi that her plan is in the national interest and thatjobs and livelihoods depended on securing the right brexit deal for britain. it was never going to be easy or straightforward. and the final stage was always going to be the toughest. but we have in view a deal that will work for the uk. but business leaders warn of the impact on the economy if the uk crashed out of the eu with no deal. wes

in norwich, it might not get above freezing in terms of the feel.vows to take back control of britain‘s borders as she pitches her brexit withdrawal bill to the business community, saying tough negotiations lie ahead. it was never going to be easy or straightforward. and the final stage was always going to be the toughest. but we have in view a deal that will work for the uk. it comes amid continuing speculation over whether the number of tory mps submitting letters of no—confidence in mrs may will reach the 48 required. a parole board panel has concluded that black cap rapist john worboys must remain in prison, saying he is not suitable for release. and the chairman of nissan, carlos ghosn, has been arrested over claims of financial misconduct — he‘s been accused of under—reporting his pay package. coming up on afternoon live — all the sport with holly hamilton — looking ahead to the rugby autumn internationals finishing finishing this weekend. the window is slowly closing and we are expecting some big changes from the site involved in that histori

elsewhere, norwich stay top of the table despite a 0—0 draw at hull city, sheffield united went up toanager of the english football league's bottom side macclesfield town after agreeing an 18—month contract. the former england defender was in attendance for this evening 1—0 win against promotion chasing exeter, that's just their third win of the season. they're still three points adrift at the foot of league two. campbell had previously complained that his managerial career in england has been hampered by a lack of opportunity for black coaches. england survived a fightback from uganda to win the first of their three—match netball series. the roses had a nine—goal lead at half—time, but they let the african side back into the game, and the scores were level in the final quarter. but england found an extra gear to win by 50—46. the netball world cup takes place next summer in liverpool. really proud about the players that come on. this is about opportunities, giving people the opportunity to play against these, see what style of play actually suits these. i was actually quite pleased w

mountains as well, at low levels there will be some rain showers and it will feel chilly, justified in norwichange direction a little bit as we look towards the latter part of the week. certainly expecting a bit of snowfall over the mountains through the middle of the week. the first a sting of snow to some places of the season. sting of snow to some places of the season. “— sting of snow to some places of the season. —— dusting. later next week into next weekend, low pressure is likely to develop some way towards the south— south—west of the uk and some uncertainty about the behaviour of this low pressure but it looks like he could move in from the south—west, bringing a spell of slightly milder but more unsettled weather, particularly across the southern half of the country. things like this possible by the end of next week, into next weekend, but before we get there we have a taste of winter on the way. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. theresa may is backed by cabinet ministers, after a wave of resignations. leadi

. 0ne, going to feel more like freezing there in norwich.ing more from a south—easterly direction. that just more from a south—easterly direction. thatjust changes things slightly in terms of something a bit clearer, something a bit drier. more sunshine coming through across england and wales during wednesday. still some rain across the north—east of england, across scotland. still some showers and rain across northern ireland, but for most and england and will a drier and brighter day compared to tomorrow. maximum temperature is not quite as cold because we have lost the strength of that easterly wind, but still quite a chilly feeling day, especially compared to last week. good afternoon. you're watching bbc newsroom live with me, joanna gosling, at westminster. the prime minister vows to take back control of britain's borders as she pitches her brexit withdrawal bill to the business community — saying there are tough negotiations ahead. it was never going to be easy or straightforward. the final stage was a lwa ys straightforward. the fina

not a great start to the day for london, for norwich, the east of england up in the eastern scotland,possibly thundery showers chasing into the south. all the while the persistent rain keeps on coming in the west, especially for northern ireland where this is shaping up to be a pretty soggy speu shaping up to be a pretty soggy spell of weather overall. into the first part of thursday, look at this company isobars. that is indicative of high pressure trying temporarily to get a foothold on our weather. and that could allow things to turn a little bit chilly for the first pa rt a little bit chilly for the first part of thursday. nothing desperately cold, may be down to four or five degrees. but once again we will see some dry weather and some sunshine, especially in the east. still the odd shower here. uncertainty about the exact position of the rain, but most likely to affect western areas, temperatures of 11 to 1a degrees. and this is how friday is shaping up. a lot of fine dry weather for central and eastern areas. 0ut west we see a bachelor fresh weather moving into wales and northe

a—7 on the thermometer but because of the wind chill, by five o'clock, freezing for birmingham, norwichys windy. a lot of cloud around. 0utbreaks windy. a lot of cloud around. outbreaks of showery rain and of high ground, say above 300 metres, the pennines, high ground of scotland, were likely to see sleet and snow. temperatures themselves not particularly slow but is the far south—west might get some frost. 0n the warning rush—hour on wednesday, not a bitter butcher across scotland. the wind will shave the edge of the temperatures. similar story for northern ireland, northern england, some snow over the pennines and welsh hills. there could even be snow over the murders of the west country. some quite heavy, thundery showers expected to drift further northwards through the day, moving into east wales and is the west midlands. for northern ireland and scotland, some cloudy and damp weather. further seven days, things start to come down. the wind will ease a bit and we will see more sunshine. it might feel a bit better. but conversely, as the windsor stay later through wednesday and thur

eileen ash, who marked her birthday in october, officially opened the £2 million facility in norwich.ld all do what she does! that's it for today's morning briefing. sally is waiting with the sport. i think england's cricketers could ta ke think england's cricketers could take her advice and just keep breathing? if they can keep calm and carry on, thatis if they can keep calm and carry on, that is all they need to do. england's cricketers like a bit of yoga. they have had a pretty all. this morning at the first test against sri lanka. jonathan agnew did not mince his words. he summed it up nicely with this tweet. he says, really poor opening session for england. say what you really mean! and here's what he's talking about — two wickets went very early and england werejust rebuilding when root followed, out for 35. keatonjennings was next to go, bowled for 46. a poor shot from ben stokes ended his innings onjust seven. that was five wickets down before lunch! and another went in the second session, jos buttler out for 38 — but there is some positive news for england — ben foakes has ma

wind, up to 40mph in places, that will really change the feel, making it feel around freezing in norwich bulk of the rain clouds will be in the west. no heatwave, sunshine making it feel a little better, though. then towards the end of the week, low pressure towards the west, and we had to make to develop more of a southerly wind, bringing something less chilly. so a slow recovery in the temperatures for some of us, but until then, chilly weather on the way. a critical week for the government — the prime minister pushes on as she tries to get business leaders to back her brexit plan. theresa may tells the cbi the draft agreement is the best deal on offer and says it will stop eu migrantsjumping the queue forjobs. we have in view a deal that will work for the uk. and let no one be in any doubt — i am determined to deliver it. but it comes as speculation continues over whether the prime minister will face a vote of no confidence this week. also tonight... one of the world's most powerful businessmen — carlos ghosn, the boss of nissan, is arrested injapan over financial irregularities. comp

leeds go above norwich at the top due to their greater goal difference.since 2011 and they did take the lead through a kris boyd penalty. that spot kick was awarded after a foul by shay logan on chris burke. in the second half, bruce anderson flicked in niall mcginn‘s shot to level the scores and lewis ferguson curled in this free—kick to give aberdeen all three points. women's super league leaders, arsenal beat birmingham 3—1 to extend their 100% start to the season. after a goalless first half, jordan nobbs opened the scoring in the 58th minute. but bimingham pulled back level within a minute with this goal from emma follis. arsenal were awarded a penalty and danielle van donk put them back ahead. and it was nobbs again late in to injury time who doubled her tally to help seal an seventh league win of the season for arsenal. we had to challenge ourselves. we are in great form at the moment and it shows that we are still challenging for that league and we are showing where we want to be. second placed manchester city beat liverpool 3—nil, with nikita par

london, norwich, is there in england at until eastern scotland, either.but some hefty and thundery showers chasing into the south. all the time, persistent rain in the west, especially from northern ireland, which is shaping up to be a faulty speu which is shaping up to be a faulty spell of weather overall. look at this bump in the as of ours, that is high pressure trying to temporarily get a foothold on our weather, and that could allow things to turn a little bit chilly in the first part of their stay. nothing desperately called, maybe chanted format or 5 degrees. once again, we will see some dry weather and some sunshine, especially mused. the odd shower, here. uncertainty about the exact position of the rain, but most likely in the west, and temperatures 11-40d. likely in the west, and temperatures 11—40d. friday, a lock of fine and dry weather for central and eastern areas, it west, a fresh batch of wet and windy weather pushing south—west into wales, again into northern ireland, and that it is up for the weekend. it looks like this frontal system wa

he joins us live from our studio in norwich.ut this report that you didn't know before? well, there is nothing really dramatically knew about it. gives extra detail, variation between different regions, and it gives, it bringing home what the effects might be if things go badly wrong but these are the conditions that we want to avoid, and so that hopefully, we might not get there. yes, what is the most likely scenario if not the worst one? well, that really does depend on what different countries do, what the uk does, what other country, what america does in the first minister's questions five or ten years if we make the push and we have reduced the emissions in the uk of carbon dioxide and other gases by 40% in the last 30 year, we have to do the same again and be it bit more, reducing them by 60%, and have know missions at all. net zero emissions. how likely is it we achieve that? missions at all. net zero emissions. how likely is it we achieve that7m is not impossible but it will be difficult. as an individual, listening to a

this is the feel like temperatures, freezing in norwich, elsewhere widely between 1—4d. 0n wednesday,ednesday more in the way of sunshine across england and wales, some cloud and brain affecting scotland, north—eastern pa rt affecting scotland, north—eastern part of england and northern ireland, summoned to showers over the higher ground in scotland. elsewhere dryer and brighter compared to the next few days, temperatures not quite so low, still quite chilly with highs of 6— a degrees. a big difference to the weather we had last week. that's all from me. goodbye. hello it's monday, it's ten o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. we're coming to you from just outside parliament today. conservatives opposed to theresa may's proposed brexit deal with the eu have said they nearly have enough support to launch a no confidence vote in her. but do they really? mrs may says she will not renegotiate her divorce bill. can she withstand the threat of a possible leadership challenge? we'll ask a tory mp if their rebellion is still on, and ask a minister if his boss can survive the week. also today, th

so leeds go above norwich at the top due to their greater goal difference.e the lead through a kris boyd penalty. that was awarded after a foul by shay logan on chris burke. in the second half, bruce anderson flicked in niall mcginn‘s shot to level the scores and lewis ferguson curled in this free—kick to give aberdeen all three points. wayne rooney is going to come out of international retirement to make a final farewell appearance for his country next month. england‘s all—time record goal—scorer, who now plays his club football in america for dc united, will face the united states at wembley to earn his 120th international cap. the match will be called the wayne rooney foundation international in support of his charitable interests. the wembley arch will also be lit up in the gold colours of his charity. women‘s super league leaders, arsenal beat birmingham 3—1 to extend their 100% start to the season. after a goalless first half, jordan nobbs opened the scoring in the 58th minute. but bimingham pulled back level within a minute with this goal from emma fo

degrees, 5 degrees, add on the wind, it will feel more like freezing in cardiff, birmingham, plymouth, norwichin north and west, and mixed in, sleet and snow over high ground, tops of the pennines, over the scottish mountains, temperatures two to 5 degrees, a little lower than that across the far south—west. into tomorrow morning, this is the rush eight o'clock, you can see this area cloud, patchy rain, still snow over the mountains, working across scotland, blowing in on this cold, raw, easterly wind, across northern ireland, some showers. perhaps a bit of snow over the welsh hills, maybe even some four the moors and tours of the south—west, cluster of heavy downpours here. this will drift into east wales and the west midlands as it goes on. showery rain, snow mixed in over high ground. windy in the north, not as windy as today further south, six to 8 degrees, bit of sunshine through the afternoon, actually will feel a little bit better, with more clear skies, lighter winds as well, greater chance of overnight frost, you can see the blue on the temperature chart, chilly start to thursday morn

still quite mild on wednesday, 13 in london and norwich and around 30 degrees in newcastle.families... ..how much trauma the families have to go through when a tragedy of this nature occurs. i‘m concerned for the future of a generation. the mayor of london says it could take a generation to turn the tide of knife crime in the capital. also this lunchtime... mass protests in iran as the us imposes what is says are the toughest sanctions yet. donald trump and barack 0bama both on the campaign trail with just hours to go until america‘s crucial mid—term elections. torches are lit around the tower of london to mark

nines, maybe seven in norwich.es up to 15, possibly 16. and here we could have temperatures up to 15, possibly16. not and here we could have temperatures up to 15, possibly 16. not too far from that around the moray firth, parts of wales and south—west england also. as we had from wednesday into thursday, we're still pulling in all this mild air on the wind from the near continent. quite windy across the north of the country, our front being windy across the north of the country, ourfront being kept windy across the north of the country, our front being kept at bay out towards the west and here we have some rain and also a fair bit of cloud. first thing thursday, we start with low cloud ann patchett mist and fog and that can be slow to clear at this time of year, and it could stick in the north midlands, for example —— and patchy. the range, 14 quite widely to may be 17 in the south—east. range, 14 quite widely to may be 17 in the south-east. that is warm, isn't it? thank you, carol. see you ina bit. you might not

factor in the wind, it will feel more like freezing in norwich, 1 degrees, three degrees elsewhere.t — as theresa may presses on with selling her deal in the uk — while eu ministers meet to discuss future relations between britain and europe. and a power struggle in india — where a debate is raging over

and susie fowler in our norwich studio.es it quicker for them to work out what sort of implants are required to rebuild the patient ‘s face. it is better for the patient and save the nhs money. it is amazing work. and it really does change lives. the main thing is speed is important to the patients. this model can be made in hours, costing just £10 for each model and they can do it there and then. the 3—d model is 100% accurate. the east yorkshire hospitals trust is one of the first in the country to use 3d printing in this way. often these things, as you can well understand, can be disfiguring and distressing for the patient. this means they endure less psychological damage and they can return to work on their lives more quickly at what is a very difficult and anxious time for them. robin broke every bone in his face, if you can believe that, in a cycling accident. his injuries were so horrific, he was not allowed to look ina mirroruntil horrific, he was not allowed to look in a mirror until after his surgery. there were p

of administration in august by mike ashley‘s sports direct, will shut its lakeside, metrocentre, norwich surrounding the withdrawal bill. that roller—coaster ride for sterling is continuing today. on monday we had the pound falling back because of concerns that any deal would not be reached. yesterday, it lifted to a multi—mode highs following this breakthrough. now the pound has dipped back again during the past hour. all of this uncertainty is continuing. we have also had more indicators for the uk inflation, price rises are holding steady at 2.4%. falls in food and clothing have been offset by rising fuel costs. interestingly, crude oil is volatile as well. all of it as having an impact. i want to bring in michelle our business correspondent. hello, michelle. let‘s talk about the price of oil. it has a bearing on brexit or brexit has a bearing on the price of oil. we had a forecast saying that it is expected demand should fall next year and sites brexit is one of the issues that it is taking into consideration. it shows that what happened at downing street will have repercussions arou