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is donald trump becomes the 40 15 us president. a man better known for show business has become president. iam the show business has become president. i am the largest developer in new york. this goes back to ronald reagan. we will go back to make america great again. we ask if there isa america great again. we ask if there is a lot more similar between ronald and donald than is apparent. mr trump is that type of person. i don t believe and i don t expect anything from him. also, brexit. the speech from theresa may about a mutually beneficial eu divorce being optimistic we spoke to the french boss to the eu monetary fund. when you belong to a club, whatever that is, beat sport intellectual, whatever, the members of the club have a degree of affinity and particular terms under which they operate. somebody outside the club, sports, intellectual, orwhatever. they have a different access. for many, donald trump represents the archetypal showman, the actor, a man who made hi ....
premier league champions leicester city issue their unwavering support for manager claudio ranieri, despite being just one point above the relegation zone. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. tonight we bring you the second of our special reports on the mounting pressures facing the nhs in england. it comes as the latest economic forecast from the influential institute for fiscal studies says spending on the health service is struggling to keep pace with population growth and ageing patients. more on that in a moment, but first, bbc news has been given exclusive access to the royal blackburn hospital. it was built to serve a population of 300,000 people, but now looks after half a million. as our special correspondent ed thomas reports, that is just one reason why doctors and nurses are pushed to their limits as they care for their patients. you may find some of the images in the report distressing. every bed on every ward. never know what is coming throu ....
welcome to bbc news. the government has announced that parliament will vote on its final deal on brexit before it s put to the european parliament. earlier this evening a potential government defeat was avoided after mps opposed a labour amendment calling for the commons and the lords to be given a say before negotiations are finished. the impact of these developments means means parliament will have the power to send theresa may back to the negotiating table in brussels. live to westminster and the latest from our political correspondent, tom bateman. we managed to explain it pretty well. it is slightly confusing for people about what exactly is going on, with other amendments being voted on? what this is about, essentially, is a group of mps, particularly opposition mps, attempting to attach a set of conditions to the government s desire to have complete control of the brexit process. what they are debating is the article 50 bill. that is the bill in which parliame ....
and, it s the robot challenge. can jobs be protected when automation takes over? and in sportsday on bbc news, alastair cook speaks after stepping down as england cricket captain, saying he could no longer give his all in the job, but wants to continue playing for his country. good evening. we start tonight with the second of our special reports on the state of the nhs in england, as it struggles to cope with ever rising demand. the institute for fiscal studies has warned that spending on health is unlikely to rise sufficiently to cope with the demands of a growing and ageing population. more on that in a moment, after our special correspondent ed thomas reports from the royal blackburn hospital, which was built to serve a population of 300,000 people, but is now serving more than half a million. every bed on every ward. never know what is coming through the door. never. lives depending on the nhs. i wouldn t be here today but for them. for a week the bbc was allowed in ....
20 miles per hour at times. this storm system out west is coming our way it s going to bring rain and possible thunderstorms, we will time out that in the weather authority forecast. right now let s checkout the morning drive with jen. reporter: we start out good in the morning commute. no problems out there, haven t had any all morning long, let s hope you stay that way. normal travel times, there s a look at 75 right near sharon road and you can see folks are moving long fine in both directions but volume of traffic is picking up around the tri-state. there s 275 near loveland madeira, but 75 near red bank, is not looking bad. volume of traffic areas near 471, more people on the roads there, i-sphub-75 near dixie, seeing more folks there as well, and no unusual delays, we re off to a great great, start, john. two people are dead after two explosions at a brussels dozens of people are injured, and all metro stations at brussels are closed wells the buses are shutdo ....