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the way we buy tickets. the age of the selfie and the scientists who made it possible they win the world s most prestigious engineering prize. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. england s cricketer‘s collapse, losing eight wickets for eight runs, to hand india a hatrick of series victories. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the people had their chance last june, now its parliament s turn. in an hour s time mps will vote on a bill that will give theresa may the power to start negotiating britain s exit from the european union. with labour backing the government s bill it is likely to pass. but britain s former ambassador to the eu issued a warning today, saying once the talks begin they will take place in what he called a feisty atmosphere which could descend into name calling. here s our political editor laura kuenssberg. are you in a muddle over brexit, prime minister? departing from the eu is the biggest thing theresa may will ....
he s the president s nominee for the supreme court but democrats say he s too hardline and unlikely to command confidence. three generations of one family killed in a terror attack in tunisia. the inquest hears from the grandson who survived. why building new homes on green belt land would ease the housing crisis, according to one of britain s biggest builders. a nice view. the best seat in the house. and not everywhere s like the emirates. the premier league is told to stop making excuses about disability access at football grounds. coming up in sportsday on bbc news, we ll have the results from tonight s premier league matches as manchester city looked to close the gap on the top four with a win at west ham. good evening. members of parliament at westminster have taken the first step towards invoking article 50 of the lisbon treaty the start of the process of leaving the european union. the house of commons voted by an overwhelming majority 498 to 114 in favou ....
who won t reveal the wheerabouts of their victims‘ bodies that s what one mum is campaigning for after her daughter was murdered 30 years ago. strap> we will talk to marry mccourt in the next hour. good morning. welcome to the programme, we re live until 11 this morning. you ve no doubt seen beyonce‘s surprise announcement that she s pregnant with twins it has now become the most liked instagram post ever. that photo was taken when half a million people had liked it, we are now up to over 7 million. that is a lot of likes, isn t it? she said she and her husband jay z have been blessed two times over , adding we are incredibly grateful that our family will be growing by two . she signed it the carters , jay z‘s real last name. spit barbara it is an interesting picture. it is an interesting picture, isn t it? wearing just her bra and knickers and weirdly a veil, and kneeling in front of her local florist. if you ve been pregnant with twins, and you took a ....
newsroom. live in washington as well. get in touch. the contact details arejust here. for the trump presidency it s business as usual today. by that i meana business as usual today. by that i mean a cabinet confirmation, legal battles over its travel ban and defending claims it has made that are demonstrably untrue. we will get to those in a moment. first of all,, later an appeals court will hear arguments for and against the ban. it is suspended at the moment. we know some of the justice department s argument because last night it filed some statements. they say the president is best placed to make decisions about national security. it is incorrect to call it a ban on muslims because the seven countries were identified further terror risk. let s back let s bring the bbc correspondent live from washington. a lot of us are getting confused as to where this appeals court fits into the other legal processes. help us out, please? sure. it started at the district court in ....
security advisor should resign. well, michael flynn has. now the questions are, did mr flynn discuss us sanctions with russia before donald trump took office? and if he did, who knew what, when? and was the conversation illegal? let s do an outside source reality check. sean spicer is the white house press secretary and he gave a press conference a couple of hours ago. on the issue of legality, he was clear. the issue isn t whether or not what he discussed, there has been a com plete he discussed, there has been a complete legal review and there is no issue. the issue is whether or not he failed to properly informed the vice president or not being honest with him, or not remember it. but that is the issue. when he lost trust with the president, that is when the president asked for and received his resignation. what general flynn discussed with the russian ambassador matters because it could have violated this law which states that a us citizen who, without authority of ....