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In parliament, our look at the day at westminster. The headlines reassurance about the governments intentions towards eu citizens living in the uk after brexit. No eu citizen currently in the uk lawfully will be asked to leave at the point the uk leaves the eu. We want you to stay. But labour says this should have been settled long ago. This is not a generous offer. This is confirmation the government is prepared to use people as bargaining chips. And hostility from many scottish and welsh mps i...

Thanks a billion is the headline on the front page of the i referring to the conservative dup deal with Northern Ireland getting an extra one billion pounds. The telegraph says the agreement may come at an even greater cost with dup possibly coming back for more. The mirror splashes with the deal and shows a picture of theresa may and Arlene Foster shaking hands outside downing street. The metro says the Three Million eu citizens living in the uk will be required to apply for id documents to sta...

Im stephen sackur. Greeces debt crisis and economic collapse used to be headline news, not so much any more. But does that mean the country is in recovery . Not if you ask your average greek. Almost half of all young people are jobless, the elderly continue to see their pensions cut, austerity bites deeper with every new release of european bailout money. My guest is greeces economy minister, dimitri papadimitriou. Is there any way out of the hole greece is in . Dimitri papadimitriou, welcome to...

In a few minutes time, it will be time to have a look at the international press. International. Now, its time for World Business report. Chinas premier hails the opportunties of economic globalisation but warns against the dangers of unfair growth leaving some behind. Its 50 years since the worlds first cash machine sprung up in a london suburb but does the atm have a future . Welcome to World Business report. Im rachel horne. In the last hour or so, chinas premier li keqiang has been hailing t...

Im stephen sackur. Greeces debt crisis and economic collapse used to be headline news, not so much any more. But does that mean the country is in recovery . Not if you ask your average greek. Almost half of all young people are jobless, the elderly continue to see their pensions cut, austerity bites deeper with every new release of european bailout money. My guest is greeces economy minister, dimitri papadimitriou. Is there any way out of the hole greece is in . Dimitri papadimitriou, welcome to...

In parliament, our round up of the highlights of the day. On this programme. Renewed anger over the involvement of private providers in the nhs, as the commons reacts to the loss of 700,000 items of medical correspondence. Are these not an example of when the ideological agenda of the Party Opposite to contract out our nhs services has failed and as a result of that the patients are suffering . What happened at sbs was totally unacceptable. It was incompetent. The First Minister Of Scotland anno...

Things this has got to stop. This knife things got to stop. Are you paying thousands of pounds too much in hidden fees on your pension . The regulator is to announce a crackdown on firms that manage our money but why are we still getting a raw deal . In sport. Not again. England lose to germany on penalties. Nathan redmonds miss means they fail to make the final of the under 21 European Championship. And carol has the weather. Im here to place an Early Morning football with the guys from man v f...

The story, they have paid off the dup and because they have support they now have a agenda. But it has exposed how things are going was backin exposed how things are going was back in the metro says theresa may squeaked through back in the metro says theresa may squea ked through the back in the metro says theresa may squeaked through the speech and the nature is everyone will be from now on. This is the best it gets for theresa may. This is all of the conservative mp votes, no rebels and all of...

The uk consumer can get the uk out ofa the uk consumer can get the uk out of a hole. We are quite good at shopping and we have done well at it over the last year. We have still gone shopping, but you have to wonder at what point that will run out of road. We will have to make some difficult choices. Probably some difficult choices. Probably some underlying issues here. If that is the amount of money that they are putting away to save, how much i be putting away to save, how much i be putting int...

Forwards, and it is a Bigger Picture than just pay, i forwards, and it is a Bigger Picture thanjust pay, i think. Forwards, and it is a Bigger Picture thanjust pay, ithink. Lets forwards, and it is a Bigger Picture thanjust pay, i think. Lets go forwards, and it is a Bigger Picture than just pay, i think. Lets go to the telegraph and our story here is the telegraph and our story here is the cabinet flipped over austerity, oh, my goodness, austerity, Here We Go Again again, it is another story we...