Well hear from the people behind that decision at 9. 15. Really keen to hear from you this morning. Also on the programme. It isnt the care that people deserve. How two relatives have described their experience of the nhs. Roses son was treated on this makeshift bed. And grahams dad who has alzheimers was left for 36 hours waiting for a bed. The nurses were fantastic, brilliant. But i would say the main adjective i would use is worrying. You cant be treated with dignity and privacy in a corridor. Thats the absolute reality. To suggest this is temporary is not true. Well bring you their full story before 10. And, when one of the chief architects of brexit met president Elect Donald Trump. I thought the uk was so smart in getting out and you were there and you guys wrote it on the front page. Yes. Trump said that brexit was going to happen. Yes. Right. And it happened. Yes. That was when it was going to lose easily, everybody thought i was crazy, 0bama said wed go to the back of the line. The front of the queue . I think you are doing great. Hello, welcome to the programme, were live until 11. Throughout the programme well bring you the latest Breaking News and developing stories. Football coach Barry Bennell whos been charged with eight Child Sex Offences appears in court later this morning. Well be live outside the court. And as always were really keen to hear from you. A little later well hear how half of working fathers apparently say theyd like a less stressfuljob so they can spend more time with their children. Is that you . Get in touch, use the hashtag Victoria Live. If you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Our top story today. Donald trump has promised a trade deal between britain and the United States will be a priority when he takes office on friday. He was speaking to the former Justice Secretary and prominent Brexit Campaigner michael gove for the Times In His First British interview since becoming us President Elect. Heres our political correspondent, vicky young. Theresa may is about to tell us more about how she thinks the uk can prosper outside of the European Union. Her critics say the economy will suffer if britain leaves the Single Market and is no longer able to trade freely with the eu. But the president Elect Donald Trump says he will offer britain a quick and fair trade deal with america within weeks of taking office. And he contrasted his approach to president 0bamas. I thought the uk were so smart in getting out and you were there and you guys wrote it and put it in the front page, trumps said that brexit is going to happen and it happened. That was when i was going to lose easily. Everybody thought i was crazy. 0bama said they are going to the back of the line, meaning if it does happen and he had to retract. That was a bad statement. In other words, were at the front of the queue . I think you are doing great. I think its going great. Mr trump said his team will work very hard to get a trade deal done quickly and done properly and it will be good for both sides. He also predicted that other countries would leave to the eu, claiming it had been deeply damaged by the migration crisis. Countries want their own identity and the uk wanted its own identity. But i do believe this, if they had not been forced to take in all of the refugees, so many with all the problems that entails i think you would not have a brexit. Mr trumps offer of a Rapid Trade Deal is a boost to the Prime Minister who insists britain remains open for business. The President Elect said the two leaders will meet right after he gets to the white house. Lets chat to our political guru norman smith. This is great news for theresa may isnt it . Yes. If you are going into negotiations, then boy oh boy, you wa nt negotiations, then boy oh boy, you want the most powerful man in the world on your side and that seems to be where the donald is. Hes signalling hes pro brexit, brough britain and progiving us a fast trade deal. He says he thinks its good for us, he thinks the economy will grow and he shares the sentiments around brexit. He is scathing about the eu and how bureaucratic it is. He cites an example where he tried to build property in ireland but gave up because of eu regulations. He says the Refugee Crisis and immigration has fuelled this desire for national identity. By and large, this will be music to the ears of the brexiteers, certainly was to borisjohnson when arriving in brussels this morning. Have a look. I think its very good news that the United States of america wants to do a good Free Trade Deal with us and wants to do it very fast and its great to hear that from president Elect Donald Trump. Clearly it will have to be a deal very much in the interests of both sides but ive no doubt that it will be. Thank you. However a dose of cold water is nevertheless required, because although mr trump may promise a fast trade deal, we have to be honest, this is a new president , he has lots of other things to deal with. Is he really going to focus on a trade deal with little old britain . It wont be top of his list of priorities. Trade deals with ferociously complex, added to which, we dont really have any trade negotiators, or not many, because by and large, we have relied on the eu to do our negotiating. So getting a good deal with america may be extraordinarily difficult and yes, that may take time, even though the donald says he wants to do it quickly. Lastly, a bit of reality, if you look at the pound today, still being hit hard, it hit a three month low against the dollar and a two month low against the euro ahead of the crucial speech from theresa may tomorrow amid talk of how shes going to push for what many categorise as a hard brexit. Thank you. Joanna is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the days news. The inquests into the deaths of 30 british holidaymakers killed in a Terror Attack in tunisia are due to get under way this morning. 38 people were killed by a gunman who targeted a beach near the town of Sousse Injune 2015. Women with Terminal Cancer, who were expecting to be able to take a life extending drug to give them an extra 6 months life, have been telling this programme how theyll no longer get it. Kadcyla costs around 90 thousand pounds a year. Other life extending life drugs are usually between 20 and 30 thousand. Nice, the organisation which decides which drugs and treatments are available on the nhs in england and wales, has ruled it should no longer be made available for routine use. One woman, bonnie fox, has told us she is considering trying to raise money to pay for kadcyla herself. Taking kadcyla away, theres nothing left for me. If im told the drugs are not working, literally the next day im going to need the new drug. If thats not there for me, what else do i do . I have to have a drug to stay alive so i need to find a way claysically. Basically. The former Crewe Alexandra coach, Barry Bennell, is due to appear in court this morning charged with eight Child Sex Offences. The former coach appeared via videolink at south Cheshire Magistrates Court last month and was remanded in custody. All of the offences are alleged to have happened between 1981 and 1985 when the alleged victim was under the age of 15. A Turkish Cargo Plane has crashed in kyrgyzstan killing at least 32 people. The boeing 747, which was en route from hong kong, Crashed Into Houses near Manas Airport in the kyrgyz capital bishkek. Rescue workers say the dead included all members of the crew, as well as several children. Visibility was poor because of thick fog at the time, but the cause of the crash has not yet been confirmed. The funeral will be held today for two young cousins who died after being hit by a car on new years eve in 0ldham. 12 year old helena kot larova and zaneta kro kova who was 11, were Holding Hands as they crossed the road, when they were struck by a vehicle. Four men have since been charged in relation to their deaths. Streets will close later today, for the Funeral Cortege to make its way through the town. Every picture theyre on theyre together. They used to go out together, everything. They were like soul mates and they even passed away together. The worlds eight richest individuals, all men, have as much wealth as the 3. 6 billion people who make up the poorest half of the world, according to 0xfam. The charity is calling for action to address what its called a warped Global Economy as its revealed that there is a much wider gap in the distribution of wealth than previously acknowledged. Critics have called the claims misleading, saying the welfare of the poor is improving every year. Thats a summary of the latest bbc news, more at 9. 30. Thanks for your messages on cancer treatment. 0ne viewer says ive had the drug and its given me extra time with my family definitely. Roy says its about time the nhs used its vast spending power to force Drug Companies to give it better deals and jerome says many treatments arent available on the nhs, picking one out of context is unhelpful. 0urfilm nhs, picking one out of context is unhelpful. Our film on nhs, picking one out of context is unhelpful. 0urfilm On Kadcyla in the next few minutes. Do get in touch with us throughout the morning use the hashtag Victoria Live and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Lets get some sport. Andy murray has been in action at the Australian Open. Yes, he is through to the second round. Had to battle though. It wasnt easy for him. He was playing ukraines marchenko. Murrays serve wasnt as strong as it could have been and he struggled to find rhythm. Almost three hours on court in the melbourne sunshine may have used up perhaps a bit more energy than he wanted. The world number one will now face rublev of russia. Better news for dan evans, he beat his opponent of argentina. That is his opponent of argentina. That is his first win in the aussie open. A good day on the whole. The women get in action tomorrow. It was Merseyside V Manchester in the title race yesterday, but surely chelsea were the real winners . Chelsea ten points ahead. They havent really blinked in this title race so havent really blinked in this title race so far have they . Everton thrashed Manchester City. That was 40. Thrashed Manchester City. That was 4 0. Liverpool and manchester played out a 1 1 draw. United boss mourinho criticising liverpools defensive style. I should tell you though, brilliant match for everton, 4 0 winners they run out. Some great goals and what a moment for the Debutant Lookman over from charlton and scored in injury time to make it 40. And scored in injury time to make it 4 0. Brilliant win for them and guardiolas said of that loss to everton that they are out of the Premier League title race. They are ten points i should say behind and its not looking good for them. And Premier League clubs have come in for more criticism about access for disabled fans. Yes. Theyve been accused of prioritising the finances over improving disabled access to their stadiums and thats according to a result by the culture, media and sport committee. In 2015, the Premier League promised to improve Stadium Facilities for the fans by august of this year but several clu bs, august of this year but several clubs, including watford, chelsea and liverpool, are expected to miss the deadline. A statement by the Premier League says they are working ha rd to Premier League says they are working hard to enhance Disabled Fan Access and will report on each clubs progress at the end of the month. More to come on that in the coming weeks. Thank you very much, jess. Without this drug i wont see my child go to school or get married the words of some Women With Terminal Cancer, who have been told they will no longer have access to a life extending drug because of its high cost. Kadcyla is the most expensive cancer drug ever it costs £90,000 a year. Because of that cost, nice, the body in charge of the nhss purse strings, has decided that it should no longer be made available for routine use on the nhs. The maximum they usually spend on drugs which extend life is normally between £20 30,000 per year. Women already on the drug will continue to receive it, but those who were told by medical staff that they should receive it now wont. For those women, its devastating. 0ur Reporterjohn 0wen has been to meet some of them. Its so frustrating, its so upsetting, its just. I think its the fact that you know that drug is there, and you know that drug is good. I think if it had never existed then i wouldnt be, i wouldnt have this hope of being able to use it. The only time that i feel really upset is when i think about what i wont see, the events in my daughters lives that i wont be around for, and when they would have liked to have had me around. Its been called revolutionary and a wonder drug, but nhs patients who are expecting to receive the Breast Cancer treatment kadcyla now face being told that it will be unavailable to them. The amount of good quality time that i thought that i would have and my family expected to have with me has effectively been cut in half now. Recently, nice, the body in charge of the nhs purse strings, have decided that the treatment should not be made available for routine use on the nhs. At an estimated £90,000 a year, it was considered to be just too expensive, far beyond nices usual maximum threshold of 20 to £30,000 per year of good quality life. At some point, there comes a limit to what the nhs can pay. The industry spends over 100 billion a year in research and development. And yet its a drug thats been clinically proven to significantly extend the lives of patients suffering from advanced Breast Cancer by an average of six months, with fewer side effects than other treatments. Its like nothing weve had before. In advanced Breast Cancer, there are very few drugs that show a survival benefit. If i hadnt had access to kadcyla, i probably wouldnt be here. But on the question of whether the nhs can afford it, opinion is sharply divided. We cant simply say, we will pay whatever price there is for a particular drug. There are so many countries that are making this drug available, we think that there must be a way to make sure that it is available in this country. It seems to be playing chicken, in some ways, as to what nice will or wont do. Nice say the decision isnt yet final. Its hoping the drug company will bring down the price. But if that doesnt happen, patients face not having access to a treatment they were relying on. In my head, ive thought about how long i can last on each drug, ive got kind of a rough, i guess, timescale laid out. If i have this drug and then i can have this drug for a couple of years, then maybe this drug. You bank on those years, they are so precious to you, its so important that you can squeeze as much time as possible out of the drugs, and to have that suddenly taken away, it just feels so cruel, really. Everything feels really cruel. So it was explained to you presumably by your oncologist that these drugs only work for a certain amount of time, and then what did she say to you about what would happen after those drugs stop working . She said to me that i could expect about two years, give or take, of life, basically, and that was factoring in the drug that would work once the herceptin and the pertuzumab stopped working, which was going to be kadcyla. And at the time she said, well, if kadcyla were ever going to be withdrawn, people would be chaining themselves to railings, its such a wonder drug, and its so effective, and it was unthinkable that it would no longer be available. And here we are. In 2010, the Coalition Government announced the Cancer Drugs Fund to give patients access to the most advanced cancer treatments, those not available on the nhs. Kadcyla was one of them, and since then its become indispensable for doctors in treating a particularly aggressive form of Breast Cancer known as her2 that affects up to 25 of those diagnosed with the disease. Kadcyla is really a revolutionary drug, and its like nothing that weve had before in Breast Cancer treatment. And it works a little bit like a Heat Seeking Missile in the sense that the antibody focuses in on the her2 cancer cells and it takes the drug to them and releases the chemotherapy locally. The Cancer Drugs Fund overspent, and now