Conference in bournemouth. We are not coping. Definitely not coping. And they have a special report on Hurricane Irma and its impact. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. An armed Police Operation is under way by officers investigating the Parsons Green attack yesterday morning. It comes hours after an 18 year old man was arrested in dover on suspicion of terrorism. The home secretary has called the arrest very significant. the armed Police Operation is taking place in sunbury on thames in surrey, only 11 miles away by road from Parsons Green. The bbc understands the operation is focused on cavendish road. A house is being searched and residents close to the property in sunbury are being evacuated from their homes. One local woman told the media that officers arrived at her house and gave her one minute to leave with her children. The metropolitan police have released a statement regarding the operation in sunbury. Officers have evacuated and are searching a residential our correspo
Flood prone island in the south of the country. Storm bella brings gusts of more than a hundred miles an hour, with roads in parts of wales, and devon and cornwall blocked by falling trees. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. Prime minister Boris Johnson promises big changes are on the way for the uk following his brexit trade deal with the European Union. In an interview with the sunday telegraph, he says he wants to focus on leveling up the country and spreading opportunity across the uk. Mrjohnson said the brexit trade deal would provide new regulatory freedoms to deliver for people who felt left behind. But some fishing leaders have accused him of caving in to the eu and sacrificing their interests. Mps will vote on the deal in parliament on the 30th of december. Our Business Correspondent Vivienne Nunis has more. Its now 2a hours since the government published its 1,200 page trade deal with brussels. This morning, the chancellor was quick to dispel f
Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. Borisjohnson has promised that big changes are on the way for the uk following his brexit deal with the European Union. In an interview with the sunday telegraph, he said he wants to focus on leveling up the country and spreading opportunity across the uk. Mrjohnson said the brexit deal would provide new regulatory freedoms to deliver for people who felt left behind. But some fishing leaders have accused him of caving in to the eu and sacrificing their interests. Mps will vote on the deal in parliament on 30th december. Our Business Correspondent Vivienne Nunis has more. Its now 2a hours since the government published its 1,200 page trade deal with brussels. This morning, the chancellor was quick to dispel fears the uk might be economically worse off under this new trading relationship with the eu. For those who were anxious about the economic implications of leaving, they should be enormously reassured. The Free Trade
This is bbc news. The headlines at 4. 00 the Queen Attends Church near sandringham after reaching an agreement with prince harry and meghan over their future. The duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use their hrh titles and will give up all royal duties from the spring. I think the whole country will want to join in wishing them the very best for the future. In other news police in england and wales will have more powers to deal with stalkers with new protection orders from this week. World leaders meet in berlin to try to bring to an end nearly nine years of fighting in libya. Huge hailstones hit parts of australia, with storms leading to fears of flooding following the bushfires. And foreign correspondents
based in london give us their take on the iran crisis and the impeachment of donald trump. Thats in dateline in half an hour. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. The queen has attended church near sandringham this morning following the agreement with the duke and duchess