i'm from the island of jamaica and i moved to jamaica, queens. >> anthony: why jamaica, queens?t kind of work did she doing? >> loy: you know she didn't have all the education in the world. so you had to do all the odds and ends she had to clean floors and just do whatever she had to do just to get things going. i think it's pretty much the similar story of immigrants that come to the united states. they come and work hard because it's the land of opportunity and they find a way to make it out of the rut. or at least using that platform to have someone like me their offspring to become a little bit more, right? than they were. >> anthony: ordinarily the story is, i'm a regular beer drinker at this joint and the thought of it disappearing is unbearable for me, where am i going to drink now? but that's not your story. >> loy: i knew that this place was important you know? i just felt something special and being someone that's from queens, something that's special like this shouldn't disappear. it was three days from closing down when i walked into the place. >> anthony: wow. the w

thank you, queen.e to be the tiniest part of your phenomenal, extraordinary legacy. i am forever in your debt. i am the son of immigrants from egypt, i'm a first—generation american... applause. and part of my story is being written right now, and i could not be more grateful. let's hear how queen opened the event. # buddy you're a boy, make a big noise # playing in the street, gonna be a big man some day # you've got mud on your face # you big disgrace # kicking your can all over the place # singing we will, we will rock you # we must talk about best film, greenberg, that will have surprised and disappointed some people. there was a well without bohemian rhapsody would win, it had momentum but greenberg is a surprise. some negative smears about the campaign, saying it had an outdated sort of mode of racial politics as you sort spike lee who directed black clansmen, did not appreciate quite comfy view of the fight experience. look, it's a beautifully modulated movie, fantastic performances from the osc

elizabeth i in mary queen of scots. 5.15 here on the bbc news channel. we'll be talking to the stars as they arrive at the albert hall, and looking at the films and the fashion with critic jason solomons and fasion designer maria grachvogel. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there, occluded developing. we can see some cloud and rain. this has brought our messy start across wales and southern england. the name raine will head to the east anglia and ascites. it may move away in the afternoon. it planes up in wales and south—west england. sunshine for northern england and a good part of scotland, away from the far north. strong winds arriving in northern ireland in the afternoon. quite blustery when in wales and southern england, especially during the early pa rt england, especially during the early part of the night when the wet weather moves through. further north, this band of rain sinking southwards away from scotland into north—east england. we adjoin joined in chilly airof north—east eng

all of these are possible outcomes perhaps with the exception of the queen.still a lot to be done and there is still a lot to be done and the clock is ticking. 54 days they rightly point out here. yes, and lots can still happen. at the same time, nothing may happen. on the prime minister's agenda this week, the sunday telegraph, the prime minister heading back to speak to leaders of the 27 to say, we need to talk again about the backstop. whether she will make any headway remains to be seen. she has aptly written in the sunday telegraph to say that she will fight for britain. and they gave an enterprise that she is saying that. she has said she is how is saying that. she has said she is now giving up and leaving at the queen to balmoral? that would be different. she talks about the fax jeremy corbyn himself objects to the backstop, and she appears at least to be trying to draw some comparison. there is also mention of the fact that she will not support a delay to brexit and she still aims for britain to leave on time on the 29th of march. at the same time, th

elizabeth i in mary queen of scots.from 5:15 here on the bbc news channel. we'll be talking to the stars as they arrive at the albert hall, and looking at the films and the fashion with critic jason solomons and fasion designer maria grachvogel. families have described their shock as a chimpanzee scaled an enclosure wall at belfast zoo before escaping. the ape managed to fashion an improvised ladder from a large tree branch which was propped up against a wall. lets take a look. it's the second time this year that an animal has managed to break out of the zoo. a red panda went on the run last month before being captured a day later. danielle monaghan, who witnessed yesterday's escape with her two children, said she was very scared at first, as the chimp emerged only a foot away. but when she realised he had come to take a closer look at them, she said it was a day she wouldn't forget. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett brightening up behind that with sunshine and showers, rain arriving in northern i

amazing queens, i just want to be on that level. >> trevor: "2 dope queens" covers everything.unny, angry, sad, happy, joyful, optimistic at the same time, not afraid to be black but not stereo typically black. what do you lining being on the show and excited about the new season. >> when jess and i met, we do improve, sometimes we date white dudes -- sorry, guys -- we want to be ourselves. it's a perfect mix. so we just have fun and i think people really respond to that. >> trevor: you have a standup tour coming out. >> yes. >> trevor: i love it. it's called sorry harriet tubman. >> yes, because i'm ignorant. ( laughter ) harriet worked so hard on the railroad and here i come making dick jokes. so sorry, harriet. >> trevor: you say id but you're one of the smarts people i know. i think that's the fame you play, you mask your smarts in the dick jokes. >> of course, because you want people to feel at ease and then hit them. and then they're like, oh, whoa! knowledge! so it feels good. ( laughter ) >> trevor: men and women do it different. your technique is i whip out the dicks a

elizabeth i in mary queen of scots.ine croxall is. it looks like you have an acre of red carpet. such a long red carpet, i was going to do a show and tell but i am out of energy! i am out of the studio, though, here for the ba ftas. the studio, though, here for the baftas. blue skies over the royal albert hall. looks beautiful. people do it celebrities will be arriving soon from their carsjust do it celebrities will be arriving soon from their cars just on the way. cirque du soleil will be the opening act. jason solomons, the film critic, what sort of atmosphere is it's going to be this year compared with last year? last year was politically charged. i could not say it was a pleasant atmosphere. they black — — say it was a pleasant atmosphere. they black —— the black carpet. reacting to the harvey weinstein scandal. #metoo. has things change? i think we are seeing the birth of a new era. sense of relief. two microphones fighting for the top slot, roma, a netflix firm, fighting for top spot, never happened before. the fa

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elizabeth i in mary queen of scots.night and we will talk about the baftas shortly. good morning. stem cell transplants can be used to treat blood cancers, by replacing damaged cells with healthy ones. and when our next guest was diagnosed in 2016, he was told that if he didn't find a match, he would have around seven years to live. peter's a father of two young boys, and one of them, eight—year—old maxwell has written a letter asking people to think about becoming seven years to live. peter's a father of two young boys, and one of them, eight—year—old maxwell has written a letter asking people to think about becoming a stem cell donor, to help beat his dad's cancer. they're with us now, alongside lisa nugent, head of donor recruitment at the blood cancer charity dkms. good morning, it is lovely to see you. you have a huge task which we will come to in a moment. max, you wrote a letter and started a campaign about yourdad, wrote a letter and started a campaign about your dad, tell us about it. they want to read from the

the queen is well used unveiling plaques.ere's also a hidden code, so if you want to come here and read what it says, jenna upon your morse code! back to you. tributes have been paid to the former manchester united youth coach eric harrison, who's died aged 81. he played a key role in the careers of david beckham, paul scholes and ryan giggs, who collectively became known as the class of ‘92.

her portrayal of queen anne and rami malek for queen star freddie mercury.don't think i have said that word yet, thatis think i have said that word yet, that is quite amazing a5 minutes in to this hour. the financial times is talking about this letter, that theresa may has responded tojeremy corbyn, he wants to see if they will back a withdrawal agreement from the european union. tell us what these two sides are trained to negotiate. what we are seeing here is theresa may desperately trying to get backing for her deal, to push her brexit bill through parliament. she is obviously moving to labour, looking for support the labour, one of the things jeremy corbyn looking for support the labour, one of the thingsjeremy corbyn is after that theresa may has rejected is the

that amazon may be having second thoughts about their new hq2 in queens, new york. deirdre bolton is there in long island city with a new york state assemblyman, i think it's ron kim. go through this, the latest on kind of a rejection of amazon. reporter: that is exactly right. there have been protests here in the streets very much against amazon building half of its hq2 here in long island city in queens. so as far as the critics and what they are saying, they are saying amazon's such a big and profitable company that do they really need $8.2 billion worth of support from the city and the state? if you speak to the people who support amazon coming here, they say listen, it's 25,000 jobs for new york and that is certainly worth supporting, so governor cuomo is in that camp, as is the mayor bill de blasio but here's governor cuomo from an event on friday. >> for the state senate to

two musicians from queens. >> you represented the bronx and part of queens and you represented queenssland city. >> so great to have you together. >> i represented queens bridge for about six years. >> and did you get to reminisce? >> i couldn't believe he was from woodside. i went to junior high school in his neighborhood. >> there it is. bring it all back to "the beat." who needs to fall back, havoc? >> laura ingram needs to fall back. >> about the hamilton thing? >> i heard she was saying something about the black actors in "hamilton" wasn't a good depiction of, you know, america's history or something like that. i mean, the whole play is a history lesson, you know what i'm saying? the people can be green for all i care in the whole play, but the whole play even teaches you more history than we learned in the schools. and it's a real beautiful play. laura ingraham needs to fall back, you know what i mean? and just fall back. this is ridiculous. >> we'll tell her you said so. i saw in the notes she was doing this in an attempt to discuss the controversy over blackface. one of the fa

queen. as freddie mercury in the film about queenm isa mercury in the film about queenm is a wonderful clean, our wonderful theme. the favourite did extremely well, interesting best film for rover... have you seen it? -- rohmer. —— roma. your husband is from argentina it is interesting it should get so highlighted as a spanish—language film. should get so highlighted as a spanish-language film. it is good, it is wonderful. the film about one ba ftas, it is wonderful. the film about one baftas, starring three fantastic actresses, about queen ann, it is quite fascinating really. who is your money on the best film in the oscars? dare you say? gosh... i really have no idea. i think it is quite an open field this time. you can't always go with what happens at the baftas in london the night before as to what will be going on at the oscars. tell me fiona about your worklife balance, any good or not? i try to have a good balance, as mothers and working mothers we try very hard to show our children t

morgan queen coming out this past week we have equal being proposed by the i.m.f. they're trying to distract from the beauty that is big queen from the beauty that is the lightning network and we were handed the torch in the hash tag l. and trust chain i asked hotel not who started this to give us a quote about why you started this and what it means to him and he said that the lightning network gives us instant permission to censorship resistance and global payments with very close to zero fees when i started that l. and trust chain it was because i wanted to have some fun with this amazing new technology and maybe make some people try it out for the first time i never expected the torch to turn into this something i feel has become a symbol of economic free speech and the strength and global nature of the big community right bravo and you know this isn't a start moment you know and the government of spain recently said the coin is not fit for transfer payments right so they don't know they're talking about either and it's a layer to the scaling that's going on bec

i employ a lot of people in queens and from queens, and as someone that actually is responsible for theirand for theirjob, this was transformative for new york, and the fact that it's not going to happen any more is extremely sad. this was a win for community organisers. what's not clear is what it means for the city in the future. will major companies still want to come to the big apple? joining us now to discuss this is our business editor simonjack. new york city, known for big business and amazon blames the unions and state officials? it is interesting, if you like the history of american capitalism, little town, the railroad comes, you build a town around it, everyone gets more wealthy and moves on. that is, if you like, the american model. but if you like, the american model. but if you go to seattle, which used to be a sleepy, north—west pacific town where amazon's headquarters. lots of residents feel they have been squashed by the amazon, rents have gone through the roof, change the nature of the town. not always for the best. you see those emerging feelings here. $3 billion to th

i'm a business owner in this area, and for a lot of people in queens and from queens and as someone thatponsible for their livelihood and fortheirjob, is responsible for their livelihood and for their job, this is responsible for their livelihood and for theirjob, this was transformative for new york and the fa ct transformative for new york and the fact that it is not going to happen any more is extremely sad. this was any more is extremely sad. this was a winfor any more is extremely sad. this was a win for commuting organisers. what is not clear is what it means in the future, will major companies still wa nt to future, will major companies still want to come to the big apple? let's go to beijing now, where us treasury secretary steven mnuchin and trade representative robert lighthizer will meet president xijinping later, as the world's biggest economies try to agree an end to their damaging trade war. the us is demanding more market access for its companies and a stop to what it sees as chinese trade abuses, including the theft of intellectual property. so far, the us has imposed imp

elizabeth i in mary queen of scots. the bbc news channel. we'll be looking at the films and fashion as well as talking to the stars as they arrive at the albert hall for britain's biggest night in film and television. all cub scouts promise to do their best — but one from lancashire has done better than most. ten—year—old matthew has just completed every challenge to earn every badge on offer. he's believed to be one of only a dozen or so youngsters who manage it every year. dave guest has been to meet him. this is matthew. he is much like any other schoolboy of ten. he's also a cub scout. but matthew's no run—of—the—mill cub scout. he's very confident child. he's very adventurous and very committed, and he did tell me that he wanted to try and get as many badges as he could. and he's done it. amassing over 60 badges, every single one that cub scouts can try for. at the adlington scout hut, they are swelling with pride at matthew's achievement. it is a massive achievement. it takes a lot of commitment and a lot of time

the sunday times reveals a brexit plan to evacuate the queen on its front page. triggered by a no—deal brexit. the mail on sunday claims the tory peer and head of the climate change committee, john selwyn gummer, has been paid £600,000 from green businesses who stand to make millions from his advice. it reports mps say he should have declared the payments. he denies any conflict of interest and says he‘s fully complied with disclosure rules. writing in the sunday telegraph, theresa may pledges to "battle for britain" when she travels to brussels to re—open negotiation‘s and invokes the support of labour leaderjeremy corbyn who agrees the eu must offer concessions on her brexit withdrawal agreement. the observer reveals that a group of labour mps are preparing to quit the party and form a centre group amid growing discontent withjeremy corbyn‘s leaderhip on brexit and other key issues including immigration and foreign policy. just a flavour of the front pages today so let‘s kick off. josie, the sunday telegraph have the prime minister without article on page 19, t

rachel weisz there, the queen. she's wearing the queen. as we were talking about, she's the queen.he looked quite beautiful. and very british. i found that is double nominated tonight. so there isa double nominated tonight. so there is a reference that, as my reference, like he said, she was keeping with the times that movement. a reference to the british pound, the british documentary that we will see later tonight. what are your sort of general observations about what the women on the red carpet to have chosen to go far? and of course, we are seeing some of the men breaking away from the traditional black. i think you're seeing really what's going on right now in fashion, you're going on right now in fashion, you' re really going on right now in fashion, you're really seeing people owning their own style, and saying this is who i their own style, and saying this is wholam, their own style, and saying this is who i am, this is who i'm going to wear. kate chose something much more understated for example. rachel weisz chose something much more frivolous, and quite beautiful. each o

elizabeth i in mary queen of scots.from 5.15 on the bbc news channel. we will bejoining we will be joining lizo and martine. we'll be looking at the films and fashion as well as talking to the stars as they arrive at the albert hall for britain's biggest night in film and television. scientists at newcastle university have started some unusual research — looking into the british love of fish and chips. they want to find the healthiest portion size as megan patterson reports. with salt and vinegar, sauce or mushy peas, fish and chips remains one of the country's favourite takeaways but like all treats we're warned off having too much, newcastle university researchers think they've found a solution. we're looking for options and opportunities to provide customers with the food they love in a portion that's more manageable. packaging plays a crucial role in limiting how much food is there. we asked take away owners and said hey, can you provide your customers with smaller portions? and then seeing the response from the cus

the other queen, queen anne, olivia colman getting best actress. with me again is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. 45 from the wall streetjournal. minutes into the prog have 45 minutes into the programme we have to talk about brexit, which is pretty impressive given recent news. the guardian says that brussels is keen to avoid repeated delays as exasperation grows at theresa may's behaviour, so says the guardian, thatis behaviour, so says the guardian, that is its take on what has been going on. it is interesting when you look at the guardian front page which says that eu diplomats are discussing this extension of the uk's when the ship in the eu for 21 months, not to have a transition period and not to have a no deal brexit but to leave the uk in the eu to longer in order to discuss a potential trade deal that would also avoid the necessity to have the irish backstop. then you have the daily telegraph saying that theresa may is looking at delaying brexit by two months. it is different —— interesting to see this divergences of sides and

>> yeah. >> jimmy: your partner in "2 dope queens." >> yes.t stand-up. i met her shooting this segment that i did for "the daily show" that was on black hair in the military. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i knew her. because we both did upright citizens brigade. and she was another black woman in the company. and so i'd just sort of known who she was a bit. and she had invited me to co-host her live show that she was doing at upright citizens brigade east. so i went and did that. and then we found that we had this amazing chemistry together. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so we just kept doing these shows. and with every show, we wanted to make sure that we had a a woman, a person of color or a a member of the lgbtq community who is a stand-up on the show. 'cause we wanted to showcase and feature people that we really love and think are super, super funny. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good for you. >> yeah. and it just -- thank you. and it's a thrill. >> jimmy: and it just grew from there. >> yeah, massive. >> jimmy: i love the podcast, "2 dope queens."

. >> you represented the bronx and part of queens and you represented kwoons bridge. >> queens bridge so great to have you together. >> i represented queens bridge for about six years. >> and did you get to reminisce? >> i couldn't believe he was from wood side. i went to jr. high school in the neighborhood. >> junior high school in 25. >> 125. >> bring it all back to "the beat." who needs fall back? >> laura ingram needs to fall back. i heard she was saying something about the black actors in hamilton play wasn't a good depiction off america's history or something like that. the whole play is a history lesson. the people could be green for all i care in the whole play. but the whole play even teaches you more history than we learned in the schools. and it's a real butte 238 play. laura ingram needs to fall back. just calm down. this is ridiculous. >> we'll tell her you said so. i saw she was doing this in an attempt to discuss the controversy over black face. one of the fascinating things about "hamilton" is you never see actors portraying the founding fathers that way. it seemed to

thank you so very much to queen, to brian may, to roger taylor, to the entire queen family.ar dolores. d—e—a—r — this is an animal. while best supporting actor went to mahershala ali for the film green book. and the rising star award for emerging talent, won previously by the likes of tom hardy and john boyega, was won by british black panther star letitia wright. pop music's most prestigious awards ceremony is underway, the 61st annual grammy awards in los angeles. the event has gone ahead despite the absence of three leading nominees, the rappers kendrick lamar, drake and childish gambino. let's cross live to la and speak to the bbc‘s peter bowes. what has been happening so far? well, you've just mentioned what has been happening so far? well, you'vejust mentioned childish gambino, donald glover, of course, his stage name, he is one of the night's big winners, even though he isn't at the show to accept his award, winning four this is america in the best song category, which is one of the most litigious categories of the lot. and of course, this is a hugely popular song, it

these images have never been seen by the public before the queen of soul aretha franklin jr recording an album amazing grace it remains the top selling live gospel album of all time the film. amazing grace documents the making of this groundbreaking record in one thousand nine hundred seventy two aretha franklin records the songs together with the choir in a church in los angeles. was . originally the material was supposed to be used for a documentary but the project was abandoned and the footage sat on the shelf for more than forty years until now amazing grace a tribute to the late queen of soul aretha franklin. another woman who was accompanied by cameras during the making of an album p.j. harvey on the road in kabul the bridge is on the lookout for inspiration and material the search takes her not only to the capital of afghanistan but also the usa and costs about. you please upload six demolition project hobbes knight studio album was released in twenty sixteen director seamus murphy documented the whole process in his film a dog called money. thank you certainly go up a notch wh

thank you so very much to queen, to brian may, to roger taylor, to the entire queen family.gain. dear dolores. d—e—a—r — this is an animal. while best supporting actor went to mahershala ali for the film green book. and the rising star award for emerging talent, won previously by the likes of tom hardy and john boyega, was won by british black panther star letitia wright. congratulations to all the winners and nominees. hello. well, the end of last week was pretty stormy. gale—force winds across the uk. this week, steady waters around the uk. high pressure is building. the winds will be light for most of us. we've got some sunshine and some frosty mornings on the way as well, and monday will be no different. very decent weather on the way. this is the big picture across the continent right now. this high pressure is starting to build across spain, portugal, and into france, and you can see it's nudging into the uk, and soon it will engulf the whole of europe. now, at the moment, it's still pretty chilly because the winds are blowing out of the north and north—west. however,

thank you so very much to queen, to brian may, to roger taylor, to the entire queen family. mercury again. dear dolores. d-e-a-r. this is an animal. while best supporting actor went to mahershala ali for the film green book. and the rising star awards for emerging talent, won previously by the likes of tom hardy and john boyega, was won by british black panther star letitia wright. we have full list of winners on our website. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london and i'm rico hizon in singapore stay with us. we'll be looking at work—life balance and why it's such a sensitive issue injapan. and we're going to leave you with some cheeky chimps. visitors got more than they bargained for at belfast zoo. several chimpanzees were able to escape their enclosure by making an improvised ladder from a large branch, propped up against a wall. the end of last week was stormy. high pressure is building and the winds will be light for most of us. we have sunshine and frosty mornings on the way as well. monday will be no different. very decent weather runway. this is t

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i feel like the queen. i need my name on the book.u really have to smoke that thing? couldn't you just mind? have to smoke that thing? couldn't youjust mind? i can mind smoking, i can't mind smoke. a fit -- a fit —— few things in my professional life give me as much poser as does this opportunity to one elizabeth colson and stephen woolley. —— give me as much honour. thank you so much. i do have a prepared speech, and i'm just going to forget all about it. when we received the news that we were being awarded this prestigious honour, i genuinely thought bafta were having a laugh. during my decade at bafta as chair with simon roughly initiated some strawberry changes. as the younger partner, i was destined to be the bad cop. to say that i was a pain in bafta's bum would be an understatement. so to reference me now is a legend of veteran feels like one step away from retiree. if that is a bafta plan, it won't work. we have over a dozen movies and development at the moment with some of our great partners, bbc films, film four, and as prod

british rock legends queen up the ceremony inside hollywood's dolby theatre off to our browsing start fronted by american idol star adam lambert. the band stayed in the spotlight as ronnie malik picked up best actor for his portrayal of freddie mercury in the queen biopic bohemian rhapsody. this and we made a film about a gay man an immigrant who. lived his life just unapologetically himself and the fact that i'm celebrating him and this story with you tonight is is proof there were longing for for stories like this over their vehicle made i named best actress for her role as queen and in the costume drama the favorite olivia colman said no one was more surprised than her. this is the loneliest i was. but the night's biggest surprise was arguably the pick for best picture and ask her to. remember. i panned by many critics as racially tone deaf green book story covers controversial ground but its director said it was an important one to tell. this is he's right this is the whole story is about love it's about loving each other and despite our differences and finding out. truth about wh

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elizabeth i in mary queen of scots.in us at the baftas starting with our live red carpet show from 5:15pm on the bbc news channel. we'll be looking at the films and fashion as well as talking to the stars as they arrive at the albert hall for britain's biggest night in film and television. and before we go, visitors got more than they bargained for at belfast zoo earlier today. several chimpanzees made an improvised ladder from a large tree branch propped up against a wall to escape. the council, which runs the zoo, said the apes were now back in their enclosure. but this is the second escape attempt by animals at the zoo in as many months. injanuary, a red panda went missing overnight before being discovered in a nearby garden. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:35pm. bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel with me, ben brown. over brexit this week, by urging parliament to give her more time to achieve changes to the plan to avoid a hard

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speech to the royal united services institute in which he said the queen elizabeth aircraft carrier which is now being built will sail through the touchy territory in twenty twenty one mr williamson's reportedly rattled the cabinet colleagues in the u.k. as well as the chinese trade diplomats with the speech in which he also said quote brecht's it has brought us to a great moment in history when we must strengthen our global presence and hance our lethality and increase our mass the road deprives chancellor of the exchange or philip hammond of two memorandum of understanding he expected to finalize this week which would have provided some much needed good news as breck's it approaches the news comes a day after news that the continued tariffs on u.k. steel imports to the united states should not only be continued but increased at the behest of u.s. steel manufacturers not a good couple of trade related days for the u.k. . and we now get an update on the upstart tesla are they the safety of cars around as a company claims for more we go to los angeles and a touch of sweet. only at least te

she is so funny, i can't wait to see her play the queen. have you not seen it?e of a human being. and maybe change their opinion about something. that's what makes me happy about the work that was rewarded tonight. did green book deserve to win? of course! everyone deserved to win. enjoy the party, have fun. more people arriving, they are still turning up to the vanity fair party. this is one of the biggest and most prestigious after parties, iam biggest and most prestigious after parties, i am sure this will go on for some time. i have talked to some people who said they are going to madonna's party after this, a long night ahead. goodness me! thank you. theresa may says mps will have another chance to approve or reject her brexit deal by the 12th of march — just over two weeks before britain is due to leave the eu. she was speaking in egypt where a summit of eu and arab leaders is taking place. our europe reporter gavin lee is in sharm el—sheikh. in the sunshine but i wonder what the atmosphere is like in those corridors as theresa may tries to have some of th