Billion take over of formula one and remove Bernie Ecclestone as Chief Executive, ending his a0 year reign in charge of the sport. A surge in cyber crime pushed the cost of fraud above £1 billion last year. And its getting worse despite attempts to tackle it. Im looking at why and what more needs to be done. And were going to be talking about the happiest children in the world. Studies suggest they live in the netherlands. But what makes them so happy . Well meet two mums now living there whove been trying to find out. Carol is always happy and she has got the weather. Good morning. Across england and wales, dense, patchy fog. Some spots of reasoning. Scotla nd patchy fog. Some spots of reasoning. Scotland and Northern Ireland, much more mild. Patches of rain but later, some sunshine. Good morning. First, our main story. The Supreme Court will rule today on whether its up to parliament or government to start the process for exiting the European Union. The government argues that ministers have the power to trigger the eus article 50 exit clause. But opponents say they need pa rliaments approval to start negotiations. The judgement is significant, as it goes to the heart of where power lies in the uk and could disrupt the Prime Ministers Brexit Timetable as our Political Correspondent, chris mason reports. The European Union ignites strong passions. Almost seven weeks ago, protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court as the ii protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court as the 11 most senior judges in the land gathered inside. Power after power of dense legal argument followed on the biggest question in politics. Where does power light . Is it behind the door here in Downing Street . Or inside here in Downing Street . Or inside here in Downing Street . Or inside here in parliament . The Prime Minister says she can start the uks divorce from the eu herself but campaigners, led by the businesswoman jean miller, campaigners, led by the businesswomanjean miller, says mps and peers have to have a say first. This morning, we will find out who has won. If the government loses, they will also lose complete control of the timetable for starting the process of leaving the European Union. It will have to rush its planned through parliament in the next few weeks. Today is not about whether brexit should or will happen but who gets to press go. That is why it matters and that is why there was a lot of interest here in what thejudges had to was a lot of interest here in what the judges had to say. Was a lot of interest here in what thejudges had to say. Chris was a lot of interest here in what the judges had to say. Chris mason, bbc news, westminster. We will be focusing on that through the day. Lets speak to our Political Correspondent, Carole Walker who is outside the Supreme Court this morning. Is there any indication yet about what the judges are expected to decide . The expectation widely as the judgement will go against the government, that theresa may will be told she must seek the approval of parliament before she can trigger article 50 which will begin the formal process of those negotiations to ta ke formal process of those negotiations to take britain out of the European Union. Nobody expects mps or peers to try to block that process but they will try to amend any legislation that she tries to get through parliament, to try to affect her whole approach to those negotiations. That could delay the process. As you mentioned, theresa may wants to trigger article 50 by the end of march. If there are a series of different boats which go against her, that could delay the whole proceeding. It will throw an extra light as well onto the labour party amid some confusion as to exactly what their position is on this whole process. Another important issue which the judges will be deciding today is whether the government has to take account of the devolved administration of scotla nd of the devolved administration of scotland and Northern Ireland and wales. Scotland is demanding to have position to stay permission to stay in the Single Market but pending elections in Northern Ireland so it is not clear who she will have to consult, an important judgement today which could have a big effect on that whole process of britains departure from the eu. Later on this morning, we will be talking to the former deputy Prime Minister nick clegg to get his thoughts on the Supreme Court. It will dominate things this morning. Drivers caught driving well above the speed limit will face bigger fines after a review of the sentencing guidelines for courts in england and wales. The changes will allow magistrates to impose much tougher penalties on drivers and are intended to make sure the punishment for speeding is a lot higher for the worst offenders. Sian grzeszczyk has more. President trump has announced that america will formally withdraw from the Trans Pacific partnership, one of the major pledges he made during the election campaign. The trade deal involving a dozen countries was agreed by barack obama. President trump has also cut funding for International Groups that provide abortions, and has frozen the hiring of some federal workers. Flood management in england and wales is still fragmented, inefficient and ineffective according to a group of mps. Members of the Commons Environment Committee have accused the government of failing to take simple steps to protect homes after they recommended an overhaul of the system. The government has rejected the criticism, saying that many suggestions have been accepted. Fiona lamdin reports. Sadly not such a rare sight, waging war against the water as roads are transformed into rivers. In recent years theres been severe flooding in cumbria, yorkshire, scotland and somerset. Two months ago the nvironmental food and Rural Affairs committee defra called for a radical overhaul to what it called the governments disjointed Flood Management. Just one of the many criticisms levied at defra, it hasnt created a National Floods commissioner for england. Flooding is a much more regular occurrence affecting many more people than it ever has done. So the citizens of this country want to see the government protect them against flooding. Weve asked some questions and made some recommendations, its the governments responsibility to protect its citizens. Defra say its already implementing many of the report suggestions, such as managing Water Courses across entire catchment areas. But say there is no need for structural changes. Over the next five years the government is investing £2. 5 billion On Building Flood Defence Schemes across the country, protecting an additional 300,000 homes. But with Climate Change were being told to expect more heavy rain, increasing the flood risk. And so for this select committee its unlikely the governments current interventions will be enough. Fiona lamdin, bbc news. Two men two men have been arrested after an explosion at a block of flats in east london yesterday. Two men. Four people were taken to hospital and 25 people had to be rescued from the pa rtially colla psed building in hornchurch. Transport for london said debris had been scattered across nearby roads. The cause of the explosion is not yet known. The nominations for this Years Academy awards will be announced later today. Critics have tipped modern musical romance, la la land as a frontrunner. Its expected to face stiff competition from Brooding Domestic Drama Manchester By The Sea starring Casey Affleck and also from moonlight, a coming of age drama set in drug torn miami. Bat news. Zookeepers at san diego safari park are caring for a miracle baby a bat delivered by caesarean section. The 12 day old rodrigues fruit bat, also known as the flying fox, is being hand reared following surgery. Staff say hes a fiesty creature, whos quick to let them know what he wants. I want to know so much more about that. What can you tell me . I have already done some research. One of the most endangered species. They grow a bit of golden hair so they are known as a golden backed. More fa cts are known as a golden backed. More facts view later. I will also miss tell you about when i was set upon by bat at chester zoo. It wasnt a nice moment for me my family, iam wasnt a nice moment for me my family, i am scarred by it. A big change in formula i . Family, i am scarred by it. A Big Change In Formula 1 . It couldnt get much bigger. Imagine held in a position a particular organisation for 40 years. After 110 years in charge of formula one, Bernie Ecclestone has been replaced as the sports Chief Executive by new owners Liberty Media. This is a quote from them overnight. I have been dismissed, this is official, i know longer run the company, my position has been taken. The us giant completed its £6. 11bn takeover of f1 last night. Chairman chase carey takes on ecclestones role and former Mercedes Team boss ross brawn is the sports new Managing Director. 86 year Old Ecclestone has been given the title of chairman emeritus and will act as an adviser to the board. Good morning, then. Did hejust walked in front of. That was then. He is so small, he can sneak in anywhere. Good morning. I am sorry it. He is like a little fruit bats. Theres anybody know what chairman emeritus means . Apparently Bernie Ecclestone does not. They say he does not understand the title. It means honorary chairman. After making history at the rio olympics, Double Olympic Gold medallist boxer nicola adams has turned professional. Shes signed with boxing promoter frank warren. Hull city midfielder ryan mason remains in hospital, but is conscious and able to talk, following surgery for a fractured skull. Mason was injured in a clash of heads with chelseas gary cahill on sunday. Rory mcilroy has pulled out of the Dubai Desert Classic as he recovers from a rib injury. The world number two missed last weeks event in abu dhabi. Still not quite fit enough. In a considerable amount of pain. Still not quite fit enough. In a considerable amount of painlj still not quite fit enough. In a considerable amount of pain. I am very sorry. It is always good to start the day that way. Its only 11 minutes past six. He has got a new haircut. That is have a look at the front pages of the papers. Very organised today. Here is the times. The main story is, us urged britain to keep trident blunder secret. That is on to keep trident blunder secret. That isona to keep trident blunder secret. That is on a few front pages. Free little puppies who have been rescued from that Italian Hotel that was hit by the avalanche. The telegraph. Donald trump vowing to make the special relationship between the uk and the us even closer. Theresa may is due to meet him on friday. Us even closer. Theresa may is due to meet him on fridaylj us even closer. Theresa may is due to meet him on friday. I have got the mirror and the sun to you. The front page of the mirra says, she did know. She was briefed on the trident missile failure before the vote. And the sun has got the story, two bafta vote. And the sun has got the story, two ba fta have vote. And the sun has got the story, two bafta have kate . Do we bafta have kate . Apparently they do not wa nt ca kes to have kate . Apparently they do not want cakes to come. Prince william has been. But she is going to upstage the likes of emily blunt and naomie harris. The front page of the guardian. One of the worlds most recognised images. And Michael Fallon accused Last Night Of Keeping Parliament In The Dark about the trident weapons test failure. Loads of pictures of gordon kay on front pages, the front page of the daily mail. I got a great story. How much time do you spend on your phones . Eddie jones, the English Rugby Team boss, has brought in this woman, a former South African Hockey Player and she says your eye muscles are like any muscle in the body. You need to exercise them and get off your phone. She is encouraging all the players. Which one is she . That is. She is encouraging all the players to get off their phones and what she has set up for the england players is something called an eye gym. You exercise all the muscles in your eyes to improve your spatial awareness. She says that instinctive knowledge of what might be just out of your vision is going because of how much we are using phones. She is hugely effective. Affected in rugby union, cricket, football, all over the world. I can see why in rugby. She is working with the backs at the moment. Do you ever have the problem when youre shirt comes on top . little bit. In the side area. I have the answer. He ago. Excuse the picture. Suspender like devices which keep shouts tucked in and you are supposed to wear these, 28 quid, you wear them around your thighs and it keeps your shirt tucked in. It looks like the most painful thing in the world. Or you could just type it in. But it never stays. Apparently, the outline of the show shelves. Lawyers and managers and Chief Executives. There you go. We are missing out. Thank you for that. Are you happy . I would say when i was 27. I would say when i was 27. It is actually a date. Alternatively, 1977. That was one of the happiest yea rs. 1977. That was one of the happiest years. But it was really sunny and warm. To be fair you are not born, either of you, 1957. None of us were born, which is amazing. It was the happiest year, few men lived beyond the age of 70, most people had an outside loo but it was the happiest Yearin Outside Loo but it was the happiest year in recent rikishi street, looking at 230 different years british history. Southend have sacked their groundsmen because there pitch was frozen, so the game was called off. A statement from the clu b was called off. A statement from the club said people generally lose their position as a result of not doing theirjob. That is like Sacking Carol because its nose. Doing theirjob. That is like Sacking Carol because its nosem isa Sacking Carol because its nosem is a bit like that, it is not his fault it is so cold. He did his best. Controversial see you both later, thank you. Cyclists who choose the right on the pavement instead of the road often face angry stares, not to mention falling foul ofa stares, not to mention falling foul of a fine. But some police have opted not to challenge every cyclist, instead asking them what prompted them to leave the road in the first place. After 8am we will speak to the Police Officer who came up speak to the Police Officer who came up with the idea. Is it ever ok to cycle on the footpath . We have been finding out. I choose to cycle on the pavement, i dont agree with people who do cycle of paper, but maybe there should be more facility for people to park in cycle lanes, and stuff like that. I ama cycle lanes, and stuff like that. I am a cyclist myself, so probably i have been known to, you know, be a bit naughty like that at times. |j tend tojust bit naughty like that at times. |j tend to just come bit naughty like that at times. |j tend tojust come home, i have occasionally been stopped by a policeman. I feel much safer on a bike than in a car, as far as police are concerned. I dont think cyclist should be on the pavement, especially when they have made the cycle lanes and everything. It is more difficult when you are in places where there are no cycle lanes and if they feel trapped by the traffic, then they might but it is difficult for pedestrians. the traffic, then they might but it is difficult for pedestrians. I was always told to get off my bike when i was cycling on the pavement. I can actually remember going down there and turning a corner, down the street, a policeman, and i was about 14, and he said get off your bike. What do you think about that . what do you think about that . I do not cycle on the pavements, but i think if you have got children, for example, should they be allowed on the pavement . I think possibly they should. I feel the pavement . I think possibly they should. Ifeel a the pavement . I think possibly they should. I feel a lot the pavement . I think possibly they should. Ifeel a lot of the pavement . I think possibly they should. I feel a lot of people getting incensed already. You can feel the audience getting incensed. As per usual, you can share your thoughts via e mail, facebook and twitter as well. And the policeman is going to stop them and ask them why they are on the pavement to try and change things. He is also a keen cyclist himself. You are