Airport in florida. In sport. Three Premier League sides are knocked out by Lower League Opposition in the fa cup third round among them bournemouth, who were beaten 3 0 by League One Side millwall. And helen has the weather. A very similar day to yesterday, weatherwise. It is grey and misty with fog in a few localities first thing. The israeli ambassador has apologised for comments which appear to show an Embassy Employee plotting to bring down a government minister. Undercover footage, filmed by middle east news network aljazeera, shows an Israeli Government employee saying he would like to take down the Foreign Office minister sir alan duncan. The video also shows the official insulting borisjohnson, as Jane Frances Kelly reports. The emergence of the footage is highly embarrassing for the israelis. It shows shai masot dining with, among others, an aide to the conservative Education Minister robert halfon. Mr masot, a senior political adviser at the Israeli Embassy, says he would like to bring down a member of the British Government. Sir alan duncan has been a fierce critic of israeli policy. Just over two years ago, he described israels control and division of the west bank city of hebron as nothing short of apartheid, where palestinians were treated as second class citizens. In the covert footage, mr masot also describes sir alans boss, borisjohnson, in less than flattering terms. Sir crispin blunt, chair of the Foreign Affairs select committee, described mr masots comments about sir alan as outrageous and deserving of investigation. Ina the director of the Conservative Friends Of Israel said we utterly aaaaaaaaaa condemn any attempt to undermine sir alan duncan, or any minister or any member of parliament. In a statement, the Foreign Office said a while the British Government is not taking any further action, the film raises uncomfortable questions about mr masot, and just how much influence he has been able to wield. Jane frances kelly, bbc news. Theresa may is promising to introduce wide ranging social reforms, to correct what she calls the Everyday Injustices faced by ordinary working families. In an article for the Sunday Telegraph, she says she wants to build a Shared Society, with a commitment to fairness, and reveals a deliberate attempt to break away from her tory predecessors. Our political correspondent, Susana Mendonca joins us now. Susanna, what do you think she means by a Shared Society . It is ata it is at a leader ed miliband about assured society back in 2015. To reason me is about in terms of stop focusing on the individual but to look at the responsibilities we have for one another and she said in the past governments have failed do that and she wants to be a focus. That distance is from previous conservative leaders. David cameron talked about the big society which is about charities with injustice. If you look at Margaret Thatcher she said that there was no such thing as society and it was very much about individual sought to may moving in a different direction to her predecessors but the Liberal Democrat leader Tim Fallon Has said he isa democrat leader Tim Fallon Has said he is a hollow words and he does not believe that she wants to deal with injustice. We do not know if she will be putting more money into any specific policies at this stage and it is quite vague at this stage. Why is she talking about this . She was to distance the discussion away from brexit and she does not want to be defined by that and also have domestic policy. We will find this week if the Supreme Court rules in favour of parliament in initiating article 50 and she has criticism from positions including Nicola Sturgeon who says she has no plan for. The brexit. Nicola sturgeon has insisted she is not bluffing about the prospect of a second Scottish Independence referendum. Speaking on the andrew marr show, to be shown later this morning, the First Minister said she was prepared to call a fresh referendum if the terms of brexit were not right. They will be making a big mistake if they think im in any way bluffing. If it comes to the point, two years after scotland being told dont leave the uk, here we are we voted to stay in the eu and we were told voting no was the only way to stay, and now we face being taken out. That creates a much more fundamental question for scotland. Labour is calling on the Prime Minister to approve a £700 million emergency cash injection to help the nhs through the winter. It comes after the British Red Cross claimed there was a humanitarian crisis in hospitals in england. The Shadow Health secretary, jonathan ashworth, said mrs may needed to ensure that this years crisis never happened again. A 24 hour strike by London Underground workers affecting up to four million commuters is due to start this evening. Unions are angry aboutjob losses and the closure of ticket offices. Transport for london says its put a new deal on the table, but thats been rejected by the biggest rail union the rmt. Lets give you a few more details of what could be a chaotic week for Rail Commuters in the south east of england. The 24 hour London Underground strike begins at 6pm tonight. Widespread disruption is expected. The majority of Central London tube stations will be closed. And it could be the first in a series of rail strikes this week. Drivers on Southern Rail are due to walk out wednesday and friday. And there are a further three strikes planned for the week after on 2a, 25 and 27th january, which could mean yet more misery for passengers. An American War Veteran has been charged over the shooting at Fort Lauderdale airport in florida, in which five people died. Esteban santiago, whos 26, could face the Death Penalty if found guilty. Its emerged that one of the victims, a woman in her 805, was born in britain. Our correspondent, Gary Odonoghue has more from Fort Lauderdale. She was a mother, a grandmother, a Great Grandmother and a wife. Olga woltering was born in britain, but had lived in the United States for decades. She was on her way to join a cruise ship to celebrate her husbands 90th birthday. Also among the dead was 57 year old michael oehme, also heading for a cruise ship with his wife. She was shot, but survived. Three others died in fridays carnage as the gunman used a Semiautomatic Weapon in the baggage hall, scattering terrified passengers. This is the man police have charged with causing death and serious injury, esteban santiago, a 26 year old former member of the military with Mental Health problems. His aunt says he was never the same after returning from a tour of duty in iraq. As things started to return to normal at the airport, it has emerged that santiago had told fbi agents that the government and the cia were forcing him to watch videos from the Islamic State group. That prompted a Mental Health assessment, during which a gun was confiscated, but later returned. The fbi says mr santiago has been questioned at length. Esteban santiago will appear in court tomorrow. The fbi says he is cooperating with investigators, and agents have spoken to other members of his family. At this stage, they dont believe he was operating with any other individuals. Gary odonoghue, bbc news, Fort Lauderdale, florida. Figures obtained by the bbc have revealed a 40 increase in ambulance call outs to englands jails in the last three years. Last year, an ambulance was called out every 45 minutes. 2016 saw the worst disorder in british prisons for two decades, with critics of the Ministry Ofjustice blaming overcrowding and staff cuts for increases in violence, Drug Overdoses and suicide attempts. While ambulances are sometimes called when an inmate is sick, they are also needed to respond to these incidents. The bbc asked every Ambulance Trust in england to find out how often they have been called to one of the 117 jails in england between january and october last year. The figures show during that time, 10,000 ambulances were needed. That is one on average every 45 minutes, twice the number it was five years ago. Paramedics have told the bbc that this is putting an increased strain on services. The justice secretary, liz truss, has promised to spend £1. 11 billion on new prisons and says she will provide an extra 2000 Prison Officers. Emma forde, bbc news. You can hear more about this on bbc 5 live investigates today at 11. The average household in the uk now has a record amount of Unsecured Debt almost £13,000. Officials at the Bank Of England maintain debt levels are falling, but the tuc, which analysed official figures, says it shows families are struggling to get by on their pay alone. We are seeing a sharp increase in the level of Household Debt and Household Debt other mortgages is up to nearly £30,000 per person. Were expecting to see a slowdown in wages and increasing inflation next year which means households could find it harder to service those debts and payoff d e bts harder to service those debts and payoff debts that all. Margaret thatcher famously said there was no such thing as society David Cameron championed his plans for a big society. Now theresa may has changed tack by talking about her vision for a Shared Society instead. But what does she mean exactly . Lets talk to political expertjon tonge. What this theresa may mean by a Shared Society . She is repudiating what Margaret Thatcher and David Cameron both said about Big Government being a bad thing. She said this morning that government should not get out of the way when people of problems and should intervene that is very different from the big Society Vision of David Cameron which looked at the volu Nta Ry Cameron Which looked at the voluntary sector to sort out peoples problems and is very different from the Free Market Vision in which the murky will take Ca Re Of Vision in which the murky will take care of problems that Margaret Thatcher articulated. The murky. Market. This reiterates what theresa may said on the steps of Downing Street about black people having problems in prison and Working Class people not getting on in university. Can the government afford to intervene . It looks as if the age of this territory has come toa the age of this territory has come to a conclusion and the government has abandoned its Spending Targets so has abandoned its Spending Targets so the way is clear that the government to intervene as theresa may suggest. As far as that our specifics they are about making housing affordable that will mean a big housing Building Programme and every su ccess ive big housing Building Programme and every successive government has cut back on social housing building in recent times. Also with ending melt the Health Stigma that is a lack of policy detail. Ending mentor Health Stigma. Mental Health Stigma. We have heard about similar things from labour. This is a statement that tony blair would have been happy to make. He talked about Shared Society and the third week the government intervene sometimes and also used other elements of the free market. Jeremy corbyn would find much of what theresa may says difficult to objective. It is very difficult to objective. It is very difficult to objective. It is very difficult to argue against what theresa may has articulated. Which by minister is ever in favour of unfairness . She thought about a meritocracy in society but how will she implement this . Prime minister. Watch is looking to do this morning is to create the notion of theresa may ism. And very different rebranding of the conservative party. The problem for her as she risks being defined by brexit. She says she is interested in social reform and she argues that the vote for brexit was bought for those who Felt Dispossessed and felt society was against them. Critics say she should be concentrating on brexit and not get sidelined sidetracked with these other issues. She will have no choice between now and march not to concentrate on brexit and she will have a bill this week a decision from the court. Were still waiting for her verdict on whether we should stay in the european Single Market are not. Shes had the biggest entry in british political history and what is surprising is she has articulated any sort of vision beyond brexit. How will donald trump s tweets go down . There will be some sigh of relief that donald trump has said some nice words about theresa may. His previous tweets were about making nigel farage ambassador. Presumably they will get on like a house on fire. Heres helen with a look at this mornings weather. Not as cold as it was across central and Eastern Europe and we had heavy snow in greece yesterday. The temperature in moscow today is minus 20. Our concern with High Pressure round is the fog. This was in staffordshi re round is the fog. This was in staffordshire a few years ago a few hours ago. The morning started off with a bright bit of cloud sitting on the hills and fog at fairly low levels. Icy patches also concern. Less rain and drizzle and yesterday in the south and the worst at that more coming for scotland as we head into the afternoon. That is courtesy of a Weather Front of the war star to bring the change that ben was talking aboutjust then. We have big changes the weather for the next few days. East of the grampian still a bit of brightness around today and in Northern Ireland predominantly clouded. Also for Eastern Parts of Northern England in North East Wales but the emphasis will really be on cloud today and just let less grey than yesterday. Still here. It stays mild for the evening and overnight so more mistake or foggy conditions by the morning. For Northern Ireland and scotla nd morning. For Northern Ireland and scotland and wet and windy rush hour and we will have severe gales for them and she is. Once the rain clears through it will be replaced by blustery showers. Minches. Showers will be mentally in the hills. Showers will be mentally in the hills. Went the hills. We the day with perhaps another day or two of relatively mild weather from wednesday or thursday onwards, though it turns much colder. It will feel bitterly cold in the strong wind and it will bring with it some snow showers. 2016 saw the worst disorder in british prisons for two decades and there are signs the problems are putting pressure on emergency services. Figures obtained by the bbc have revealed a 40 increase in ambulance call outs to englands jails in the last three years. Last year, an ambulance was called out every 45 minutes. To find out more, werejoined by 5live investigates presenter adrian goldberg. These figures come from our Freedom Of Information mist your colleagues made. Request. We found that there were more than a thousand call outs a month to every prison, a couege call outs a month to every prison, a college of an ambulance every 45 minutes to jail college of