there‘s also a picture that of meghan markle on her visit to brixton. following her reshuffle, the mail says the prime minister has made the cabinet more inclusive and representative of the uk. there are now more women and mps from minority backgrounds. warnings from eu regulators on the consequences of a no—deal brexit, is the lead in the financial times. meanwhile the telegraph says germany is planning to scupper plans for a bespoke uk trade deal. the express highlights the plight of some pensioners. it reports that many are struggling to live on £7000 a year. the guardian says donald trump wants to loosen the rules regarding the use of nuclear weapons. a hospital in oxford which is delaying treatment for terminally ill cancer patients is the times‘ top story. the i focusses on the gender pay gap at the bbc, following the corporation‘s decision to take winifred robinson, off radio 4, after she posted her views on the issue. we are going to start with the financial times. brussels serves notice of no deal brexit for uk industry. say this is an i

the support from brixton, it was just a lot of people of colour that were just cheering her on. obviously you could tell that she was quite surprised the reception she got. she looked shocked, didn't she? i thought that, yeah. yeah, because everyone was shouting for meghan and not really harry. get out of the way. we want to see meghan! "we want to see meghan", demanded the crowds in south london. expect to hear a lot of that between now and the wedding in may, and beyond. nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we look at the weather going on in the kalps. a two—day snowstorm that brought huge falls of snow. 160 centimetres of snow, it has shut the resort. it's high across a wide range of alpine resort areas. people have been stranded at times without power. towns are digging out from the huge snowdrifts. we have had low cloud today, mist and fog patches and drizzle widely. there have been brighter spots, cumbria and western scotla nd brighter spots, cumbria and western scotland seeing fine weather and sunshine. we are seeing a change

the crowd shout, we love you, as she visits brixton. apparently a lots of them we re brixton. apparently a lots of them were saying we aren't interested in harry, it's meghan we want to see. asa harry, it's meghan we want to see. as a fellow american who lived in britain, i'm happy to see that. i've been a fan of hers since her early days on tv and i have meghan mania also. i'm a big suits fan. thank you so also. i'm a big suits fan. thank you so much for looking at some of the stories behind the headlines. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you charlie wells and hugh muir. goodbye. good evening. for one or two in cumbria and northern scotland, the sun was out today. for most though, the day like here in london was awash with the colour grey. so grey is back again tomorrow, but for others there is a change on the way. it comes courtesy of

in the british funk resigned mandy you've been sampled by hip hop's de la soul to fiji's we met at brixton front room to discuss growing up in a post slavery society and how activism became part of daily life you know activism is not just when you look at people protesting or demonstrating activism is how to survive you know when we first came here the banks would lend lucky people money how did we buy houses to live in the relationship we have would be job that was a kind of art because without it we wouldn't not have survived it's like coming together putting money in the pot and each week one of those persons would take all the money over fifteen weeks. and they would each get there. to save enough money to put a deposit on a mouse and that's all we did and that was we didn't sit and wait for the. but i'm still not it was fine to give black people money for mortgages so be an activist say so for instance record in particular people in our community there are important to us that stood for something else that's going to celebrating our traditional values that's in point as a way of activ

in the british funk great sign mandy you've been sampled by hip hop's de la soul to fiji's we met at brixton front room to discuss growing up in a post slavery society and how activism became part of daily life you know activism is not just when you look at people protesting or demonstrating activism is how to survive you know when we first came here the banks would lend lucky people money how did we even buy houses to live in the relationship we have would be to other was a kind of art because without it we wouldn't not have survived sly coming together putting money in the pot and each week one of those persons would take all the money over a fifteen period and they would each get there. to save enough money to put a deposit on mouse and that's all we did and that was we didn't sit back and wait for the. bugs to. find to give black people money for mortgages so be an activist say so for instance a record in particular people in our community there are important to us that stood for something else that's going to celebrating our traditional values that's in point as a way of activism so it

the support from brixton, it was just a lot of people of colour that were just cheering her on. obviously you could tell that she was quite surprised the reception she got. she looked shocked, didn't she? i thought that, yeah. yeah, because everyone was shouting for meghan and not really harry. get out of the way. we want to see meghan! "we want to see meghan", demanded the crowds in south london. expect to hear a lot of that between now and the wedding in may, and beyond. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news. the newly reshuffled cabinet meets for the first time, as theresa may put the finishing touches to some junior positions today. north and south korea hold their first talks in more than two years. the north will also attend this year's winter olympics over the border. a former football coach goes on trial, accused of 48 historical sex offences against young boys. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. researchers have warne

the support from brixton, it was just a lot of people of colour that were just cheering her on. obviously you could tell that she was quite surprised the reception she got. yeah, because everyone was shouting for meghan and not really harry. get out of the way. we want to see meghan! "we want to see meghan", demanded the crowds in south london. expect to hear a lot of that between now and the wedding in may, and beyond. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a town on the edge of the sahara desert has been hit by icy weather — and even snow. snowfall is very rare in the sahara, despite the fact that it can be cold at night — because there's rarely enough water around for any kind of precipitation. it didn't last long though — the snow melted not long after these pictures were taken. tuesday was a disappointing day up and down the country, cold, damp and grey with the exception of western scotland which saw a little sunshine. i am pleased to say that today it is looking brighter for many with sunshine particularly through the afternoon. begins on a chilly note across northern ireland

the support from brixton, it was just a lot of people of colour that were just cheering her on. obviously you could tell that she was quite surprised the reception she got. she looked shocked, didn't she? i thought that, yeah. we want to see meghan! "we want to see meghan", demanded the crowds in south london. expect to hear a lot of that between now and the wedding in may, and beyond. nicholas witchell, bbc news. one young dj gave the prince his business card with the hope of being able to dj at the prince ‘s wedding. a town on the edge of the sahara desert has been hit by icy weather — and even snow. snowfall is very rare in the sahara, despite the fact that it can be cold at night — because there's rarely enough water around for any kind of precipitation. it didn't last long though — the snow melted not long after these pictures were taken. the president of south korea said reading the peninsula of weapons will guarantee peace. speaking after talks, the first in two years. north korean representatives said the nuclear arsenal was not up for discussion. much more on th

when i'm in brixton and my restaurant on something happens in brixton, whether it is my crime or a shooting, when you read it it can be quite concerning because we don't apply the same rules to our homes as we do to places that are less familiar. i also think that people get a bit... they don't really understand that your gritty of jamaica. whilst we are an island ‘s in montego bay, it isn't that small. the crime is in isolated areas. hence why my holiday hasn't been affected at all. i have been out of the property, i read a headline that said that the paradise was on lockdown. and we were forced to stay in our rooms. i can show you that i have left the property, in shopping, at that night, and i haven't you my 60. i have strongly urged other people to come down for a second, because it might not be exactly as they are reading it. when we see pictures of armed vehicles, soldiers on the streets, it is very worrying. that doesn't look normal. how was it regarded on the streets? it is only confined to certain parts of montego bay, where there are problems, but how was it regarded there?|j ba

and from africa indeed in windrush square in brixton. and we are intending to do that. when he no longer had ministerial responsibilities. is keen to look forward. as to the way we now a much more cohesive and diverse society. as the noble lady baroness benjamin has been urging us to do. are of a fitting nature? this in a meaningful way. of all are recognised and celebrated ? are we yet there with everybody? no, there are still challenges out there. and vat regime for the uk after brexit. for the uk to enter into future "customs union arrangements. for our future customs arrangements. two options that most closely meet these objectives. relationships to the introduction of new technology—based solutions. for the european union. removing a need for a formal customs border between the uk and the eu. and the eu as negotiations progress. the hmrcjust to understand their thinking on this at this time. well, she is absolutely right to raise this issue. of business and she is right to raise this issue. and the treasury has sympathy. at closely going forward. and hope springs eternal in that r

the support from brixton, it was just a lot of people of colour that were just cheering her on. obviously you could tell that she was quite surprised the reception she got. she looked shocked, didn't she? i thought that, yeah. yeah, because everyone was shouting for meghan and not really harry. get out of the way. we want to see meghan! "we want to see meghan", demanded the crowds in south london. expect to hear a lot of that between now and the wedding in may, and beyond. nicholas witchell, bbc news. one young dj gave the prince ‘s business car with the hope of being able to dj at the prince ‘s wedding. we will keep you updated on that. snow has fallen on the sahara, a rare event despite it being quite cold at night. there is rarely enough water around. the snow did not last long, disappearing shortly after these photos were taken. the south korean president has reiterated this commitment to you call a rise korean peninsula. he said the removal of nuclear weapons was the part to peace. much more for you at any time on the bbc website. —— the path to peace. tuesday was a

the british front groups like mandy you've been sampled by hip hop's de la soul to fiji's we met at brixton front room to discuss growing up in a post slavery society and how activism became part of daily life you know activism it's not just when you look at people protesting or demonstrating activism is. how to survive you know when we first came here the banks would lend black people money how did we even buy houses to live in the relationship we have with each other was a kind of activism because without it we wouldn't not have survived sly coming together putting money in a pot and each week one of those persons would take all the money over a fifteen week period and they would each get their produce the to save enough money to put a deposit on our house and that's how we did it and that was actually we didn't sit back and wait for the. but i'm still not it was fine to give black people money for mortgages so be an activist say so for instance a record in particular people in our community there are important to us that stood for something else that's going to celebrating change our tra

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prince harry and his bride—to—be meghan markle have visited the studios of a radio station in brixton in south london to learn about its work supporting young people. the couple met presenters and staff from reprezent fm which trains hundreds of people every year in media and employment skills. harry and ms markle also visited pop brixton, a community project housing local start—ups and restaurants. down in the hood, harry. yes, i‘ve been looking at those pictures as well and ijust want to show you something that went down pretty well on today‘s royal tour. let‘s just show you the moment where dj remi of reprezent fm taught prince harry this special handshake. 0k, ok, so... fist pump. up down. to the side. other side! ok, so... fist pump. up down. to the side. otherside! rehearsing that one more time. looks as uncool as i am! yeah! dad dancing. who had it harder? macron learning that mandarin, prince harry trying to learn that? the every time. you can‘t do either! no. mandarin, very limited. you totally have not learned the test. still to come, the silent treatment. the sile

hundreds brave the chilly weather — as prince harry and megan markle visit a community radio station in brixton. when will the lesson be learned? when will the lesson be learned? and gary 0ldman is among the nominations for this year's bafta awards —— for his portrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour. our main story at 5 — theresa may's cabinet has met for the first time after a reshuffle that triggered a resignation and was dismissed as a "lacklustre pr exercise" by labour. today she carried out the second stage of her ministerial reshuffle — with new roles for dominic raab, jojohnson and alok sharma. mark garnier, who was cleared of inappropriate behaviour towards a member of his staff, has lost his job as trade minster. separately, the journalist toby young resigned as a member of the new universities watchdog, the office for students, after criticism of derogatory comments he'd made in the past about about women, gay people and disabled people. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. the new—look top team, gathered at the cabinet table for the first time today. ther

on the roads this is stockwell road — it's closed between brixton and stockwell. it's been closed since around 1am. a man in his 30s is in hospital after being shot. in staples corner, waterloo road, to the south of the north circular is closed following the large industrial fire yesterday and finally in westminster horseferry road is closed for repairs to a gas leak. there's no access from parliament square to whitehall because of the works there. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. it is perhaps not feeling as cold this morning as yesterday, but it is still rather damp and it is still rather cloudy. it will stay mostly cloudy as well and that is all because of this cold front. it has been moving across very gradually overnight and will continue to do so during the day. it's taking its time. it may take most of the morning, at least, for this cloud to begin to thin and maybe break. you could still get some rain first being, first thing, hoping we could get some brighter weather. maximum temperatures getting up to 9 or 10 celsiu

britain's prince harry and his bride—to—be meghan markle have visited the studios of a radio station in brixton in south london, to learn about its work supporting young people. the couple met presenters and staff from reprezent fm which trains hundreds of people every year in media and employment skills. let's return now to our top story: the agreement between north and south korea to hold military talks to defuse border tension, after their first high—level meeting in two years. the us has given the development a cautious welcome. this is what the white house press secretary had to say. the north korean participation is an opportunity for the regime to see the value of ending its international isolation, by denuclearising. we hope we can move forward on that front. earlier i spoke to andray abrahamian, a research fellow at the pacific forum of the centre for strategic and international studies. i asked him first what was his take on the dialogue. i think it is and and important development. kim jong—un is certainly feeling pressure from sanctions and is interested in exploring ways out an

and though perhaps there wasn't quite the excitement they had found in brixton, south london, last week, the crowds who'd waited in cardiff nevertheless made the warmth of their welcome very clear. and when people had waited so long in the cold, harry and meghan did their best to give a little warmth back and to ensure that everyone, and most particularly the children, was included. meghan scribbled a message for someone... ..and received bunches of daffodils. what other flower would be appropriate to give as a welcome to wales? well, she said at the time of her engagement that she wanted to get to know as much of the country as possible, and clearly, as the future wife of prince henry of wales, this visit is important. meghan seemed to soak it all up, then she and harry went across to meet... harry and meghan, aged six and nine. their gift? a welsh love spoon. further comment seems superfluous. and to this royally inclined crowd, this almost—royal couple were a hit. they are the ones we love the most. or i love the most, anyway. they are just so, like, normal. harry was really pleasa

lesson on or brixton in german was a bishop's see for centuries in the eleventh century the town even hosted a conclave for the papal election is mainland mark is the cathedral whose cloistered boasts well preserved frescoes dating from the fifteenth century. this young man is used to posing in front of attractive backdrops know about birchard works as a model he was discovered after he had his picture taken my professional photographer who referred him to a fashion agency in milan. one photo shoot follow the next norbert spoke almost no italian at the time let alone english. he grew up in the past saya valley a farming region far from the world of fashion and glamour. when he found that assessed when i got out at milan station for the first time i was amazed at how big and tall everything was there i was from the past arriving in such a big city was an amazing feeling to be. he just finished his apprenticeship as a joiner and started his first job with a prefab construction company at the time working as a model took him from his rural surroundings into the limelight. at sears or chi

certainly not the excitement there was in brixton in south london a couple of weeks ago. harry and meghan mac had been due here in a couple of minutes but we understand the train from paddington has been delayed and they will probably not be here for the best part of an hour. although harry is strictly speaking prince henry of wales, he has not been a very regular visitor to wales. today he's bringing his bride—to—be on what will be her third public appearance in the uk to cardiff castle. they will familiarise themselves with some welsh culture and language, meet some sporting stars, and then they will go to a community centre to meet several charities which encourage young people, particularly from disadvantaged areas, to become involved with sport. so harry and meghan are on their way to cardiff. we will see how cardiff responds. time for a look at the weather — here's sarah keith—lucas. some terrible weather overnight, has the worst of it past? the worst of the strong wind is certainly over. the storm we had is now moving off affecting the netherlands and germa

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they're heading to brixton in south london to learn more about the underground radio station that was set up in 2008 in response to an increase in knife crime. the 2a hour station is presented by young people and aims to tackle issues such as mental health and cyber—bullying. our reporter clairejones has visited the station to find out more. the sound of young london on reprezent radio. an underground radio station presented by young people in south london is gaining international attention. we are going to be getting some more requests, but until then... they say they're the sound of young london and from humble beginnings they have big plans for the future. reprezent is more than just small brixton or like a youth club like we are literally everywhere and we hope to just continue to expand. i want to influence how we listen to music in the country. i want to push great talented artists. ijust want to — i have got so much plans, but i couldn't done none of it without reprezent. reprezent is a station that i believe is like a family and there is a lot of opportunity at reprezent a

she started off, the first one was in december in nottingham, brixton last week and now wales. and we would expect over the coming weeks and months before their wedding in may for them to visit scotla nd wedding in may for them to visit scotland and northern ireland as well. they arrived late, they have been inside and now i canjust see some snappers, so i wonder whether they're going to emerge shortly. they have spent the day here and it has been about letting meghan get to know wales, the country that she is now going to be calling home. are these engagements which prince harry already had in his diary and he has brought his fiancee along or are they specially set up for the new couple? these are specially set up for the new couple. it is a way to introduce meghan markle to the british public and also a way for her to get to know the country. i think this one was announced only about ten days ago. and i think it gave the welsh government not much time to try and put together a real programme of events to try and get to know wales in an hour and try and get as many people as p

they were in brixton a couple of weeks ago. lots of excited people that they visited at a railway station there. and this is about getting a taste of welsh culture and heritage. they haven't had much time to put this together for harry and meghan. the visit was announced about ten days ago. but they have managed to pull together some of the great and the good sports men and women. the 0lympic cyclist becky james is inside. there is a welsh choir, of course! they will be looking at stonemasons and apprentices and to get a taste of welsh cheese and welsh cakes. so, more pictures for harry. meghana so, more pictures for harry. meghan a little further behind. it will be interesting to see how long they keep the walk—through going for. it will! i don't envy you, i have to say. you don't envy me?! you are absolutely right. well, can i tell you a little bit about cardiff castle? well, can i tell you a little bit about cardiff castle ?|j well, can i tell you a little bit about cardiff castle? i think we are going to leave it there. w

and in brixton, new park road is closed in both directions between doverfield road and morrish road, due to a shooting incident. the sidcup bypass is blocked eastbound. traffic is stationary due to an incident after frognal corner. let's have a check on the weather now, with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a milder start this morning compared to yesterday, but we have a fair amount of cloud. it's very breezy, and we'll see some showers, as well. now, we've got a bit of light rain at first. that will turn more showery as we head through the morning. it's all pushed through on quite a fresh westerly breeze. sunny spells between the showers. one or two of the showers could be quite heavy. the temperature struggles a little. six or seven celsius is the maximum, but factor the wind in, it's actually going to feel a bit colder. throughout the course of the night, it remained a bit breezy. the showers could fall a little wintry, especially over higher ground. a bit of hail, maybe some sleet mixed in, but mostly it's rain. minimum temperatures down to two or three celsius. staying breezy t