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Flash floods cause chaos across england on the isle of man, a Major Incident has been declared. And coming up on the programme mps will debate proposals for a long awaited new law to better protect victims of Domestic Abuse. Ill be speaking to the labour mp, jess phillips, whos worked on the bill. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live im joanna gosling. The government will submit what it calls its final proposals for a new brexit deal today, with a warning there will be no further negotiations if brussels fails to engage with the offer. Borisjohnson is expected to tell the conservative Pa...

President trump and u. K. Prime minister Boris Johnson. I think its pretty much what you expected. He is doing a fantastic job. I think he will make great progress come october, come november. Great progress for the country. October. He is also going to start the show in november. It looks to me like he is making great progress. So its an honor to have you here with us discussing trade. We can quadruple our trade with the u. K. I think we will do a big job. Our trade representative is here. Well continue negotiations. We can have substantially more trade with u. K. Well talk about other things...

Now on bbc news, monday in parliament. Hello there, and welcome to the programme on the day the queen came to westminster for her 65th state opening of parliament. Coming up, after the grand ceremonial, its down to business with a pledge from the government to get brexit done. My governments priority has always been to secure the United Kingdoms departure from the European Union on the 31st of october. With no commons majority and an election predicted, borisjohnsons plans may have little chance of becoming law, but he defends his ideas on fighting crime, the nhs and the environment. In import...

By the court of session in scotland, which was fronted by the snp qc joanna cherry. 75 mps put their names to the challenge and one of them joins me now. You must be very happy with the judgment. What does it mean, do you think, constitutionally . It means the Prime Minister is not able to do this. We live within the rule of law. What the 11 judges found unanimously is that he worked against parliamentary democracy and had broken the law, and prorogued it for five weeks. Normally it would be five days. Is it a constitutional shift, this, or a restating of our unwritten constitution that parlia...

Again, the temperatures about 11 to 16 or so. Friday, not a great deal of difference. That low pressure transfers from west to east during the first part of the weekend, then we get a run of north westerly, it turns drier, finer and brighter thanks to the influence that little ridge of High Pressure but then into the start of next week, things again go to mild, wet and windy. So there is a short, sharp shock of something slightly cooler and breezier coming in from the north west. The colours drain away but then into the start of next week, as i say, we go back to mild, wet and windy. They are ...