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Its wednesday 25th october. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The uk economy is growing and at a faster rate than economists were expecting. The latest figures from the office for National Statistics paint a more positive picture of the economy. The figures show that the uk economy grew by 0. 4 between july and september. Most economists were expecting growth of 0. 3 which is how much the economy grew in the first two quarters. The bank of englands main Interest Rate is at the record low of 0. 25 . Todays Economic News increases the chances that the central bank will raise inter...

Today and we will find out how some of the biggest names fared over christmas. Are voters willing to pay more taxes to boost spending on the nhs . A survey suggests nearly a half of them are. Weve a special report. Plans for a billion pound project to use the tides in swansea bay to generate electricity are backed by a senior government advisor. In sport southampton lead liverpool in their League Cup Semi final. Nathan redmond gave the saints a 1 0 win in the first leg. Carol has the weather. Good morning. There is snow in the forecast today, wintry showers and windy conditions for the north i...

Hello, good morning. Iam Annita Mcveigh and welcome to bbc newsroom live. The us director of National Intelligence has rejected suggestions made by donald trump that Official Agencies Leaked claims russia had Compromising Material on him. In a statement, James Clapper said he had called the President Elect to say the information had not come from the us Security Services. Meanwhile the bbc understands the ex mi6 officer who is believed to have prepared the memo containing the unsubstantiated claims is now in hiding. Christopher steele, who runs a london based intelligence firm, is believed to ...

Mark Menzies is being investigated by the Conservative Party

Development follows Labour calling for investigation into Tory MP alleged to have misused funds to pay off ‘bad people’