is a basic principle here which i am very, very happy to explain to the good folks on the isle of wightve tried repeatedly to push a realistic and sensible brexit deal through. please let me finish the sentence. we tried three times the summer and tried again with the prime minister's very good withdrawal deal, i did not like some elements of the northern ireland elements granted, but we have to move on and make the best of what we can. we have not got that because it has not been supported by this house. so we need to go back to the people and that has not been supported by this house. and that's why i said a few moments ago that his leader is the first in history that has not led and has not been deposed. we need to do that because we need to have a general election. to both lead and claiming to lean and also pose, it was him and members of the erg that voted down the previous prime minister's deal, so the idea somehow that he is blameless in this process of stopping brexit is not the case at all. i think the prime minister voted for two out of four which is more than most members opp

rain in the south—west extending to hampshire, dorset, and the isle of wight.through the day that is only slowly going to move further north eastwards. it is the second half of wednesday and ins through thursday and the rest of the weekend that the weather does turn more unsettled. thank you very much. we are chatting with our next guest. we get very excited about the rugby world cup final. thank you, carol. england fans are scrambling for tickets to this weekend's rugby world cup final injapan — some tickets are being advertised online for as much as £12,000. for one ticket. for sale sharks player ben curry, it'll be an extra special trip — because his twin brother tom is part of the england squad. good morning. how are you. you are on your way, lucky thing! looking forward to a long flight. got to be off early so don't miss it. when you say you are on your way, there is a taxi outside with your bags and you are straight to the airport after this. here, as soon as they get out of your i am on my way to hong kong on 11.5 hourflight. of your i am on my way to ho

by the-- maybe more, this maybe shelters, people on the run, these are people that arele running, wighting, it is as chaotic. described.s. is going out, as i >> president trump has also threatened sanctions on turkey in the mid of all ofthis. due think that is going to toppen and what affects might. those ha >> what we have on the ground is that turkish forces are had said they wanted to, whiche is a 30ilometer, 19 mile deep safe zone but what we have also seen is that there is, there are projectiles and air strikes andg shelutside of that zone on the west, to the right or left of that zone. and while president trump a few days ago sd that if they go too far, they will be harmed to the econome i don't think ever described what too far. is i wonder is that tofar or what is too far. ah is not clear. >> all right, sal deeb of the associated press, thank you so much for being with us today. >> tha you. >> thompson: it's a busy week in politics, including the upcoming democratic debate on.uesday in oh jeff greenfield joins me now analysis. fara for some so we heard this news this morning about

across northern ireland, wales and southern counties of england, and these across hampshire, isle of wightoff through today. at the same time, cloudy start, for many of us, the weather will brighten up, with sunny spells coming through, the best of those across southern wales and southern parts of england later on today. i'm sure that will be a welcome change. this weather front moving in overnight, could be slower because of the bump i showed you on the satellite picture, rain will be spreading into many areas as we go on through the night. taking us on into wednesday's forecast, low pressure is with us, this weather front could be quite slow moving by the time it reaches more eastern portions, that means another wet day for many of us. weather—wise, many of us will start with the cloud and rain, the rain will be quite heavy, pulling away from northern ireland, wales and south—west england, but it could linger across parts of south—east england, parts of east anglia, for most of the afternoon, even into the evening time, rain hanging on. uncertainty about how quickly that pushes through.

possibly pembrokeshire, the isle of wight too.kies have led to a frost at this stage in northern england and scotland. you can see the blue colours out in the countryside as low as —3 or —4 degrees, but for most of us, nowhere near as cold. so here's the forecast for wednesday — still rain from penzance, plymouth, exeter, maybe the far south—west of wales too, but for the rest of us, it's a bright day with easterly winds, mostly easterly and light but noticeable, and it will feel chilly. those temperature, ten in glasgow, ten or 11 in london. a little below par for the time of the year. let's have a look at the forecast for wednesday night into thursday. thursday, of course, is halloween and the weather front in the south—west has made some progress into northern and eastern areas of the uk. with this progression also comes slightly milder air. initially, we'll feel that milder air in south—western areas of the uk. so this is the forecast for thursday, and we've got some light outbreaks of rain, only very light in south—western ar

the area we are most concerned about essential parts of england, cumbria down towards the isle of wightrs, not everywhere see them so the showers, not everywhere see them so they could be torrential rain and just a mile down the road, bone dry. and heavy downpours and thunderstorms with the rain as well. sarah, iwill thunderstorms with the rain as well. sarah, i will say thank you just to be polite. thank you. the word brexit sparks very different reactions. the political row over whether we should leave the eu, or not has broken friendships, divided families and the nation. if you're fed—up hearing about it you're not alone. new research by yougov suggests that almost half the country thinks it's been bad for their mental health too. marc ashdown has been looking at its impact. it has been loud and bad for our health. sheer selfishness and political cowardice. this prime minister to talk about morals and morality is a disgrace. on the streets, on social media, the debate has at times got out of hand. now the first case has been confirmed of a man suffering a psychotic episode triggered

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for the time being, that is the isle of wight, there are some good spells of sunshine.thundery. and quite gusty winds this afternoon, after 45 or 50 mile around the west of scotland, elsewhere 35 miles an hour. a blustery afternoon, any showers passing through quickly. temperatures down a little bit compared to yesterday. a slightly cooler day. 13 to 16 degrees. through tonight, still some showers in scotland and northern england, elsewhere clear spells into tomorrow. throughout thursday, it will be a bright start, the cloud will be a bright start, the cloud will tend to increase for many of us. we will see some rain northern ireland, scotland, northern england and the midlands. you're watching bbc newsroom live — it's11am and these are the main stories this morning: you're watching bbc newsroom live — it's11am and these are the main stories this morning: you're watching bbc newsroom live — it's11am and these are the main stories this morning: all 555 thomas cook shops are to be bought by rival hays travel — in a move that could save up to 2500 jobs. mps will be called

and rain across northern ireland, wales, south—west england, heading in the direction of the isle of wightng, for many it will start dry but don't forget we have the cloud and rain coming in from the south—west. through the night that will push steadily towards the east. find it it will dry up and not be as cold and night is the one that has just gone. so as we head through the course of tomorrow, friday looks quite messy. we have our first front moving towards the north sea and clearing, taking the rain. and then we have a dry slow but it will still be murky withheld fog, some dampness here and there and then we have another front coming in from the south—west bringing rain. if we see any sunshine we could hit 17 degrees. in somewhere like london. but generally tomorrow it will be milder but cooler over the last few days to on saturday, the low pressure comes our way. deep pressure that make area of low pressure. still some uncertainty as to whether low pressure will go what you can see on the charts is what you can see on the charts is what we think. there will be persistent rain and als

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the arrival of this band of rain coming in across wales, south—west england and towards the isle of wightmber but the indications good morning to you. thank you very much indeed. in morning. we have seen much indeed. in morning. we have seen it over again, jeremy corbyn saying that the people decide. you area saying that the people decide. you are a backbencher, but what is the labor party‘s view on this? are a backbencher, but what is the labor party's view on this? term is being quite clear. if we can get no deal of the table here will support a general election, the european union is expected today to indicate it is prepared to extend brexit in sealjanuary 31. last week the commons voted to support the second reading of the brexit bill, the government wanted to do that in three days, the house that that was too quick. labour said we would do it in two months, eight weeks, and the government says that is too slow. so we can slip the difference, get brexit done and then have the general election and then move the country forward. let's just talk about today‘s vote. as far as you understa