Repairs take place at the palace of westminster. A prisoner is stabbed to death at wormwood scrubs prison in west london. And once in a super blue blood moon skywatchers across the globe are getting a glimpse of a rare celestial event as three lunar phenomena coincide. And its footballs transfer deadline day well have full details of all the big name deals in sport. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The Prime Minister on her visit to china has forecast a golden era in trade relations while being dogged by rows over brexit and personal attacks back home. Theresa may says she has won assurance that beijing will further open up its markets to the uk but has also been forced to insist that shes not a quitter following days of criticism of her leadership from her own party. Our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg is travelling with the Prime Minister. Even the most carefully planned entrance can go a touch awry. A bit of pushing and shoving not the political kind this time. Asias red carp
A Fire Destroys a migrant camp in france housing around 1500 people. The blaze spread to large parts of the camp near the port of dunkirk leaving nearly a dozen injured. Plus a debate still rages in the us over whether to get your child vaccinated we travel to Vashon Island to see if donald trump is helping the fuel the trend of worried parents. Hello, im katty kay In Washington, Christian Fraser is in london. Rex tillerson likes to think he has a Good Relationship with Vladimir Putin the russian president even gave him an impressive medal three years ago. But there was no warm welcome for the new us Secretary Of State in moscow today. He flew in for talks on syria and the russian promptly lambasted america for indulging in iraq style war tactics. The us wants moscow to drop its support for President Assad. But the west has almost no leverage. On monday in italy, the British Foreign secretary had told reporters this was a window of opportunity. Its time, he said, for putin to face the
This is bbc world news. The headlines joe biden has been formally certified as the next president of the United States, with results from electoral colleges in all but one us state giving him 302 votes. President trump announces that his attorney general, william barr, will be leaving office before christmas. Barr said the department ofjustice would continue to pursue allegations of voter fraud. The United States has begun its mass coronavirus vaccination campaign, with an intensive care nurse in new york the first to receive the injection. Their biggest Inoculation Campaign comes as the number killed by the virus passes 300,000. The World Health Organization says its investigating an apparently new strain of coronavirus thats been identified in london. Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the broadcaster John Stapleton and the Political Editor of politics home, kate proctor. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. We have a bi
Will do some good. John kay, bbc news. Remembering the victims of the virus. Time for a look at the weather. It has been a week of contrast. We started off cold and cloudy and the wind suppress the temperatures early on in the week and then we had clear skies that night two overnight frost and in Northern Ireland it was the cold est and in Northern Ireland it was the coldest minimum for nearly a0 years. As we have gone through the week the temperatures have recovered and we have seen a little more sunshine. Today we have seen highs of 19. High pressure will influence the weather story across the weekend but there are some weather fronts that will bring rain into the far north west through saturday and particularly into sunday. A cloudy start for saturday, frost free, relatively mild start, but one or two sharp showers into scotland, ifeel to north west england, and elsewhere that will be about whether the cloud brea ks that will be about whether the cloud breaks up. Perhaps not quite a
The bank of england warns that the uk is heading for its deepecst recession on record, with economic output likely to fall by 14 this year due to coronavirus. Hundreds of thousands of surgical gowns, ordered from turkey last month, havent been given to nhs workers because they dont meet british safety standards. In the next half hour well get analysis of deaths from coronavirus by ethnicity and social background. Tourism is one of the worse affected sectors in the uk and elsewhere, how will the industry recover . We have a special report from blackpool. And we will meet again a new official portrait of Dame Vera Lynn is unveiled to mark the 75th anniversary of ve day. In sport, fresh warnings about the premier league returning before it is safe to do so as germany prepares for matches to restart as early as next friday after government approval. Good morning. Welcome to bbc news. Im annita mcveigh. The Prime Minister is to chair a meeting of the cabinet shortly to review the coronaviru