well, the car giant vauxhall warned that the next generation of the vauxhall astra will be built in theactory brexit deal is agreed. colletta smith has more from ellesmere port, in cheshire, where that car could be built. this is really good news for the workforce here, after a couple of yea rs of workforce here, after a couple of years of uncertainty, to be told that this is the site that will build the new vauxhall astra. but the company are reserving the right to pull that prize away if there is a to pull that prize away if there is 3110 to pull that prize away if there is a no brexit, effectively cutting a lifeline for more than 1000 staff who work at the plant here, where the vauxhall astra and the 0pal astra a re the vauxhall astra and the 0pal astra are the only products that are made on a side that has a 50 year history. around 80% of the cars that roll of the production line here are exported to europe, and that means that whoever gets the job behind the door of number ten, whatever they managed to deliver or not deliver at the end of october will have a real—world impact here.

the car giant vauxhall has warned that the next generation of the vauxhall astra will be built in theletta smith has more from ellesmere port in cheshire, where that car could be built. this is really good news for the workforce here, after a couple of years of uncertainty, to be told that this is the site that will build the new vauxhall astra. but the company are reserving the right to pull that prize away if there's a no—deal brexit, effectively cutting a lifeline for more than 1,000 staff who work at the plant here, where the vauxhall astra and the opel astra are now the only products that are made on a site that has a 50—year history. around 80% of the cars that roll off the production line here are exported to europe. and that means that, whoever gets the job behind the door of number ten, whatever they manage to deliver or not deliver at the end of october will have a real—world impact here. and that's what the company are saying. if there is a no—deal, then it's no deal for the workers here at ellesmere port. and, at one stage in time, that kind of an unequivocal warning would

the car giant vauxhall warned the next generation of the vauxhall astra will be built in the uk as longolletta smith is at ellesmere port in cheshire, where that car could be built. a lot of people's jobs are riding on this? yeah, this is really good news for the workforce here after a couple of years of uncertainty, to be told today this is the site that will build the new vauxhall astra. but the company are reserving the right to pull that prize away if there is a no deal brexit. effectively cutting a lifeline for more than 1000 staff, who work at the plant here, where the vauxhall astra and the opel astra are now the only products that are made on a site that has a 50 year history. around 80% of the cars that roll off the production line here are exported to europe and that means that whoever gets the job behind the door of number ten, whatever they managed to deliver or not deliver at the end of october, will have a real—world impact here, and that's what the company are saying. if there is a no deal, then it's no dealfor the workers here there is a no deal, then it's no deal for th

no deal, no vauxhall?

the next generation of the vauxhall astra will be built at ellesmere port if a satisfactory brexit dealditional on the final terms of the uk's exit from the european union. our correspondent colletta smith is at ellesmere port. how important is the astra to the factory‘s future? the astra is the lifeblood of this place, it's one of the uk's most popularfamily cars place, it's one of the uk's most popular family cars and it's built at ellesmere port, a place that has been open for nearly 50 years so for more than 1000 workers this evening it's a relief as they know their futures are more secure. it's a different tune to the one being sung bya different tune to the one being sung by a lot of car manufacturers in the uk. we heard from ford, honda, jaguar land rover and nissan all saying they are cutting workers in the uk but it comes from a big f because vauxhall say they are reserving the right to change their mind if there is a no—deal brexit. thank you. now, take a look at this — it's17—year—old feuzi za baat, who was working in a street in istanbul when something caught his eye. moment

staying with brexit and the times reports that the french owner of vauxhall has given the car industryf there's a ‘favourable' brexit deal. the financial times has an exclusive interview with vladimir putin speaking on the eve of the g20 summit in osaka, he claimed liberalism had "become obsolete". the business section of the times reports on the announcement from sirjony ive, the iphone designer who gave apple its look, is leaving the tech giant to start his own company. the independent reports that uk gambling firms have paid a record £19.6 million in penalties last year for failing to protect problem gamblers and stop money laundering. but asks is it enough? and finally the back page of the metro has the headline ‘great scott‘ — in reference tojill scott's goal that helped propel the lionesses through to the semi—finals of the women‘s world cup! with me is cornelia meyer, ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy. lets start, will return to the sport but let‘s start with the tory leadership contest. the times, different paper is quite revealing, saying that borisjohnson is plan

vauxhall warns it will only build the next—generation astra in cheshire if the brexit deal is satisfactoryjeremy corbyn overturns the decision to allow chris williamson back into the party. commentator: here's lucy bronze. what a goal, what a goal!

vauxhall warns it will only build the next—generation astra in cheshire if the brexit deal is satisfactoryur mps and peers call onjeremy corbyn to overturn the decision to allow his ally chris williamson back into the party, following anti—semitism allegations. commentator: here's lucy bronze. what a goal, what a goal! and a roar from the lionesses. the sensational goal that has sealed england's place in the semi—finals of the world cup. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are torcuil crichton, westminster editor for the daily record, and claire cohen, women's editor at the telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and most reflect england's quarter—final victory at the women's world cup this evening. the guardian says brussels has given a warning that what it describes as boris johnson's familiar use of false promises, pseudo—patriotism and foreigner—bashing to win the keys to downing street is locking britain into a no—deal brexit. according to the the i, the scottish conservative leader, ruth davidson, is saying bo

we have seen in the last week the announcement from vauxhall that i no—deal brexit would not be goode needs to be a good deal brexit for the new astra to be built there and always things bubbling in the minds of the people who are listening and it is a big hall and a bit of a buzz around it and quitea hall and a bit of a buzz around it and quite a diverse range of people, and quite a diverse range of people, a large number of young people surprisingly obvious that an architect for glastonbury and spending a saturday night here in manchester at these hustings. good for them. thank you. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the journalist and author, christina patterson, and katherine forster, a journalist at the sunday times. the headlines on bbc news... a woman who was eight months pregnant has been stabbed to death in thornton heath, south london, and her baby is critically ill in hospital. the us and china agree to resume talks to ease their trade w

so tell me more about this announcement from vauxhall owner — psa — about the ellesmere port car plantade union." obviously with the state of play in british politics at the moment — we don‘t know what the final terms of the uk‘s exit will be — as far as the new vehicle agreement is concerned — that‘s essentially cost cutting at the plant — which has been negotiated with the union — final confirmation of that it seems is needed. what we also don‘t know is exactly how much of a share of the astra production will be at ellesmere port — because the group also announced today that another plant — a factory in ruesselsheim in germany will also manufacture the model — it has been earmarked to build the electric version of the astra — but production could be upscaled if the uk does not leave on favourable terms. also — you there‘s been an increase in the number of ebay millionaires compared to last year. what‘s an ebay millionaire? the definition is businesses who sell products via the platform which have revenues over £1 million. 1300 people have entered the club — over the past 12 months —

a facility in dagenham, honda is in swindon they're closing their plant in 2021, bmw in oxford, vauxhallrover in solihul and castle bromwich. and in fact motoring jobs have been steadily decreasing in the uk. this shows jobs in the car industry from the late 1970s where 500,000 people were employed, now it's just 167 thousand. it appears customer demand is changing, and so is the technology. does impacts. demand is declining and the technology is changing. many car companies are investing more in electric and hybrid, particularly as consumers move away from diesel. on wednesday jaguar land rover announced that they're teaming up with bmw to produce electric cars. peter campbell is the motor industry correspondent at the financial times and is here. sad that it is on another day of bad news. what is the overall picture for the news. what is the overall picture forthe uk? news. what is the overall picture for the uk? the obvious question is what the future doesn't have? the industry as you saw there has a huge fall in employment, but in terms of reduction, they been doing relatively well u

the french company which owns vauxhall says its ellesmere port plant in cheshire will be one of two sitesitional on what it describes as "the final terms of the uk's exit" from the eu. the factory on merseyside employs over a thousand workers. the number of transgender hate crimes being reported across england, scotland and wales has nearly doubled in the past three years. figures obtained by the bbc show there were almost 2,000 recorded incidents last year. the government claims the rise is due to victims being more confident about coming forward, and changes in the way police record the crimes. emma glasbey reports. friday night in leeds. it's a big event for the transgender community. tonight, people feel safe and supported. but away from here, that's often not the case. so there's lots of different options on there for you to be able to... i get abuse all the time. do you report it? i do most of the time... a group called the lgbt angels is urging people to report hate crime incidents. some of those here tonight tell us they've been through terrifying experiences. a guy came out of a

the french company which owns vauxhall says its ellesmere port plant in cheshire will be one of two sites has said its decision is conditional on what it describes as "the final terms of the uk's exit" from the eu. the factory on merseyside employs over a thousand workers. the time is 5:14pm. the headlines on bbc news: labour mps call on jeremy corbyn to overturn the decision to allow his ally — chris williamson — back into the party following anti—semitism allegations. a jury hears that the man accused of stabbing lee pomeroy to death held a phone to his face and said "i'm going to kill this man." the two contenders to be the next tory leader and next prime minister clash over their policies, ahead of more hustings this evening. it is the start of the women's world cup. england face norway tonight, and his side are happy, and ready to win. west indies are chasing 269 for victory against india in the cricket world cup, and well cut elimination for them is getting closer as they struggle. liam brady has missed out on a place in the main draw of wimbledon. he was beaten in the third round o

the next generation of the vauxhall astra will be built at ellesmere port if a satisfactory brexit dealup — who say the move is conditional on the final terms of the uk's exit from the european union. here's colletta smith. it's the lifeblood of this place, it's one of the uk's must populate family cars built here at this point the place has been open for nearly 50 yea rs, the place has been open for nearly 50 years, so for more than 1000 workers this evening, it's a sigh of relief as they realise their futures are more secure 110w and relief as they realise their futures are more secure now and is certainly are more secure now and is certainly a very different to do the one being signed by like a big car manufacturers in the uk at the moment. we heard recently from florida, honda, jaguar land rover nissan all saying they are cutting production lines and cutting workers and uk, but it comes at the big if though, because if box elder is saying today they are effectively visiting rights to change their mind if there is a note to brexit. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. o

no deal, no vauxhall?wner of the carmaker says it will build the new astra model in the uk, but it all depends on what type of brexit deal we get from the eu. don't say i am a hero. i am no hero. i was lucky — i'm here. no hero, but more than 20 million of you have now seen harry's story on social media. we will hear about an amazing outpouring of thanks to the d—day veteran. good morning, and i am in amongst the delphiniums at a real confetti field in worcestershire. western areas could see temperatures approach 30 degrees today, and the heat is therefore eastern areas tomorrow. i will have all the details here on breakfast. it is friday 28june. our top story: france is on red alert as the country is braced for its hottest day on record, with temperatures expected to hit 45 degrees celsius in places. large swathes of continental europe are sweltering in the heatwave, which has also caused wildfires in northern spain. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson reports. this was the heatwave‘s first strike. wildfire