yeah. i was kidding! thank you so much. and... shall i do the cut? yeah, go one. and... cut! all right, everyone, lunch. baz luhrmann, the director of the hit australian film strictly ballroom, talking to the bbc‘s tim muffett. before the weather let's just take you to westminster abbey. where the bells are ringing to mark the birth of the new royal baby. later this afternoon, there will be celebratory gun salutes in hyde park and at the tower of london to mark arrival of the duke and duchess of cambridge‘s third child. the prince was born yesterday morning, and went home to kensington palace last night. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. we are certainly not celebrating the weather at the moment. sunshine is hard to find but iphone ‘s across eastern scotland, where

the showers are struggling to make inroads —— but i found some across eastern scotland. lots of cloud around, some rain across wales. the rain is coming from the stream of cloud working across the atlantic, notjust in wales but turning wetter in the north—west of england. not much rain in the south—east, temperatures could get up to around 15 degrees in the slightly milder air. in the sunshine in eastern scotland, 14 orso, in the sunshine in eastern scotland, 14 or so, otherwise 12 or 13. it in the sunshine in eastern scotland, 1a or so, otherwise 12 or 13. it is wettest in wales and through the midlands and northern england into the evening, the rain will push out into the north sea, eventually clearing from the south—east. broken cloud follows, some showers behind, especially in the north—west. quite cold in north—eastern scotland, numbers further south a bit lower than last night. if you are up early tomorrow there isa if you are up early tomorrow there is a good chance it will be dry and quite sunny, but already we will have showers along western coasts which will be blown inland or

develop overland as temperatures rise. very few places will miss the showers tomorrow. they may be heavy with hail and thunder and it will depress the temperatures again. 11 to 15 degrees at the very best. classic april showers. unlike last week the jet stream is much further south this week, we are on the wrong side of thejet south this week, we are on the wrong side of the jet stream, the cooler side, hence the disappointing temperatures and hence more showers to come. a slight change on thursday, most of the showers across the north of the uk, some could be heavy. further south, the winds will not be as strong, the showers will not be as strong, the showers will not be as many. many places will stay dry across the southern half of the uk. temperatures do not change a lot, but it may feel warmer with sunshine and light winds. significant changes towards the end of the week, this area of low pressure was meant to be heading towards biscay but now it is turning left, turning towards the uk. winds

will pick up in the south—west, rain will pick up in the south—west, rain will move in and work northwards across many parts of england and wales. further north, scotland and northern ireland seeing sunshine but some rather heavy showers. those temperatures not changing very much. a chilly day on friday, not much warmer over the weekend, still very u nsettled. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... police in canada question the suspect in the van attack in toronto in which ten people were killed. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. have a good afternoon. seat at hello, you are watching bbc news, the time is 130 hello, you are watching bbc news, the time is 1:33

it is going to be a huge night the first leg of their champions league semifinal and a big night for their goal—scoring phenomena mohamed salah. the egyptian is facing his old club for the first time since leaving them last at anfield. liverpool are facing roma in the first leg of their champions league semifinal and a big night for their goal—scoring phenomena mohamed salah. egyptian is facing his old clu b salah. egyptian is facing his old club for the first time since leaving them last he has scored 41 goals this season, including a record equalling 31 in the lead. salah had a very forgettable spell at chelsea a few years ago before eventually being sold to roma and he england with the spell in italy jurgen klopp says the spell in italy was player there that we have time in his career. he became the player there that we have now a big credit to all of the staff and at roma, because they are all part of his hopefully, this is the start of something special with this squad. hopefully, this is the start of something special with this squadlj feel

something special with this squad.” feel definitely been brilliant since he came to the club and we have improved every season and obviously, we have done so well this season to get to this stage. we've just got to keep going, keep working hard, keep improving and like i say, hopefully this is the start of many huge games to come in the next few the manager has definitely been brilliant since he came to the club and we have improved every season and obviously, we have done so well this season to get to this stage. we've just got to keep going, keep working hard, keep improving and like i say, hopefully this is the start of many huge games to come in the next few years at roma trained at anfield last night. their captain daniel de rossi laid a wreath at the in honour of the 96 liverpool supporters who died in —— 1989 disaster. lead united month against the national team and the national league two controversial friendlies in myanmar next month against the national team and the national league —— legion at it. has accused the unmarked of human rights. the foreign office advises against travel to all but essential part of me and human rights. the foreign office advises against travel to all but essential part of myanmar the friendlies are scheduled ar outside those areas. leeds say they the

friendlies are scheduled ar outside those areas. leeds say they are avoiding areas of conflict but have contact in the club before contact in the club before first women's player of the year award. she has scored 22 goals this year award. she has scored 22 goals the ship chelsea, who lead league and have reached the france's kirby has won the first women's player of the year award. she has scored 22 goals this year the chelsea, who lead the women's super league and have reached the final of the fa cup in the champions league semifinals. she will also start the euros. it sees at the euros. it three days after taking the pfa award. ding junhui is through to the second when her second prize in three days after taking the pfa award. ding junhui is through to the second round of the world than an hour to come after a 10—3 victory in the first round. starting the morning 6-3 first round. starting the morning 6—3 up after yesterday's session, it took less than an hour to come to be ta ke took less than an hour to come to be take the courtesy of a 98 break as well required, courtesy of a 98 break as it is good to come back he

lost a n break as it is good to come back he lost an he lost an that, he and then after that, he is not so and he got some chance to play but he play. this morning, i played good safety and he got some chance to play but he didn't make that and gave me some and gave me some easy and, yes, i just keep scoring that is just about all those coffin —— sportsman but here is you wolstencroft with a look ahead to the that is just about all those coffin —— sportsman but here is you wolstencroft with a look ahead to the sports tonight, live full pay their first champions league semifinal in more than a decade when they host italian side roma anfield. it should be another electric european night and we will have all of the preview and build—up from six 30p. until then, follow the bbc sport website for all of the build—up from 6:30pm. until then, follow the bbc sport website for all

of let's get more now on the it issues affecting online customers of the bank tsb. the bank's chief executive paul pester has told the bbc tsb will be shutting down its online operations for a few hours this afternoon to rectify the problem. we will have more sport for you throughout the rest of the afternoon on bbc news, a frantic 48 hours of transferring of a 1—.3 billion customer records from this is not the service they are used to receiving from tsb. we have had a frantic 48 hours of transferring of a 1—.3 billion customer records from platform to the new platform and getting the way the working the way we wa nt getting the way the working the way we want customers know about the new platform, they want to know what the absolute focus. customers know about the new platform, they want to know what went wrong because customers it

is not what went wrong, we needed to june this platform... it definitely did go wrong because been able to bank. so what was the cause we have access. we have to move the data and we have trying to access. we have to move the data and we have had nine different elements out that data and flush out all of the issues we would expect in a platform but it is proving very challenging. we should bearin proving very challenging. we should bear in mind all standing orders are being paid, all direct debits are going out, all atms are working, all debit cards are working, all credit cards are working, the bank is functioning. the issue we have and i apologise to our customers for is our digital channels, our website and ourapp, are not our digital channels, our website and our app, are not coping with the volume of customers we are seeing and we bring out that data and flush out all of the issues we would expect in a platform but it is proving very challenging. we should bearin proving very challenging. we should bear in mind all standing orders are

being paid, all direct debits are going out, all atms are working, or debit cards are working, all credit cards are working, the bank is functioning. the issue we have and i apologise to our customers for is our digital channels, our website and ourapp, are not our digital channels, our website and our app, are not coping with the volume of customers we are seeing and we are on the case of trying to fix that. how soon will it be that everything is working we have just taken our everything is working we have just ta ken our internet everything is working we have just taken our internet channel tuesday. we have taken it off line for a couple of hours and we are optimistic that the fixes we are now putting them, the tuning we are doing will lead to the platform being much more responsive over the coming evening. typically we have had around 8,000 customers in its logging into the online platform. we have at 8,000 customers a minute using the app and it has been responding well, but not all customers have been able to get in, so we are serving a large proportion of our customers and i apologise to the customers unable to get access. a huge inconvenience of your customers, how are you going to compensate them 7 customers, how are you going to compensate them? of course, it is an enormous inconvenience and any customer out of pocket should contact us through the normal channel and we will make sure no customer is out of pocket as a result of the inconvenience we have created. what does that mean chris rock some people might have bank charges but others might say, i was going to a car buy and i missed it and now i have to spend more on a second—hand car. and now i have to spend more on a second-hand car. every customer should come and talk to us and we

will sort out their circumstances, as tsb are renowned for doing. we have built our reputation over the last four years has been britain's most recommended high street bank, the one bank taking on the big five that have a stranglehold. come and talk to us and we would love to help our customers out. that was paul pesto, the chief executive of tsb. let's get more now on our main story. canadian police are questioning the suspected driver of a rental van that was driven into a crowd of people in toronto — killing ten people and injuring 15 others. in the past few minutes, the canadian prime minister made this statement. the events that took place yesterday in toronto were a senseless attack and an horrific tragedy. on the half of all canadians, i offer my deepest heartfelt condolences to the loved ones of all those who were killed and we wish a full recovery to those injured, and stand with the families

and friends of the victims. i speak for everyone of us in thanking the first responders at the scene. they handle this extremely difficult situation with professionalism and bravery and they faced danger without a moment of hesitation, and there is no doubt that their courage saved lives and prevented further injuries. the entire community of toronto has shown strength and determination in the face of this tragedy. all canadians stand united with toronto today. and finally, i will note the excellent collaboration between all orders of government and law enforcement in the handling of this situation. we are continuing to monitor it closely and work with our law enforcement partners around the country to ensure the safety and security of all canadians. canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau. police are struggling to cope with a big increase in "pop—up brothels" in the uk.

that's according to the chair of an all party parliamentary group that's investigating the rise of temporary brothels, where sex workers use airbnb, hotels, or short—term holiday lets as a work base. like conventional brothels, these "pop—ups" are illegal. the national police chiefs council says traffickers are increasingly moving women around as a way to evade detection, and are using the internet and social media to find customers. emma glasbey reports. hi, we're the police. can we come in? police believe this house in sheffield is being used as a pop—up brothel. you're here on your own? the officers on the anti—slavery team at south yorkshire police are concerned that any women inside could have been trafficked into the country and forced to have sex with men. this is generally the kind of room that is used for girls to have sex in when they are prostituting themselves, or being prostituted. as you can see, there's not really much in the room by way of furniture other than a bed. the girls that we find in these situations often are not doing this because they want to do it,

they are doing it because they have no other choice or because they are forced or coerced into doing it by some other person that controlling their movements. police communication, you are through to scott, how can i help? for women trafficked from eastern europe, it can be very difficult to escape from men controlling them. a woman who was helped by the bradford charity hope forjustice has told her story. we have protected her identity. he threatened me many times with violence, he threatened my family, too. he says he will drive me to the grave and i believe he will do it. i don't want to speak to the police about anything, i just want all this to stop

and to live a normal life. the internet has changed the off—street sex trade and made it much easierfor people to contact sex workers. for police, it means a growing challenge. we are now seeing a huge prevalence across the whole of the uk of pop—up brothel. of the uk of pop—up brothels. there are over 50 adult services websites operating across the uk. it is in large towns, larger cities, but also market towns and in rural settings as well. the all—party parliamentary group on prostitution has been investigating the growth of pop—up brothels. this is very much a trade that goes on in the shadows and in the darkness and so for that reason, i think it's important that we have really sensitive policing of brothel keeping, but also actually that the law changes as well. at the minute, it sends no clear signals about what we believe prostitution to be. it's thought there will be calls for more resources in a statement, a spokesperson

for the home office says: in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour but, first, the headlines on bbc news. canadian police question the suspected driver of a van which ploughed into a crowd of people in toronto, killing ten and injuring 15. the boss of tsb apologises after it issues mean some customers are still locked out of their accounts. jeremy corbyn will meetjewish leaders to discuss how he's addressing anti—semitism in the labour party. in the business news...

the amount the government borrows is at its lowest level since 2007, according to the office for national statistics. the current budget — the amount the government spends on running the country — is actually slightly in surplus as tax receipts are at record levels with high numbers in employment. but total public debt as a percentage of gdp edged up to 86.3%. in cash terms, it stands at £1.798 trillion. the boss of tsb has apologised for its it fiasco amid rising customer fury as the crisis continues for a fourth day. paul pester said he was "deeply sorry". he said the bank is now taking down mobile and online banking for a few hours, and hope to be back up this afternoon — we'll keep you updated. vodafone has been rated the worst mobile phone provider for the seventh year running in an annual customer survey by consumer lobby group which?. the other leading providers, ee, 02 and three, also scored badly, with servicejudged "average" and "disappointing". of the small providers, utility warehouse ranked highest for value for money,

incentives and customer service. on the day when the final toys "r" us shops close their doors in the uk, the high—street headlines continue. research by bbc 5 live's wake up to money has found that nearly 650 shops and restaurants, run by a handful of major chains, have shut since the start of 2018 or are at risk of closure. maplin and toys "r" us sites account for half that total. both chains fell into administration on the same day in february. joining us now is richard perks, director of retail research at mintel. thank you forjoining us. now, how do we balance these closures with the views of some that retail sales are actually holding up ok? why are these stores shutting? well, retail sales are holding up pretty well, the data is from the office of national statistics and has been very positive reason that. forget

what people said about march, it is misinterpreting it. ithink what people said about march, it is misinterpreting it. i think it is specific problems. toys "r" us failed because its format had reached its sell by date, it was just the wrong store in the wrong place at the moment. maplin failed, i think, mainly because of online competition but also because it had overexpanded, it just had competition but also because it had overexpanded, itjust had far too much space and the administrators still hope to be getting a buyer for at least some of the stores. no matter how you interpret the retail sales figures, the fact is that as people walk around their high—street, they are seeing more and more empty stores. do you think thatis and more empty stores. do you think that is going to change? yes, i think it should. it is true that online is growing and is a powerful competitor but online works very well in conjunction with stores. i think one of the reasons why many high—street chains are in trouble at the moment, and we have seen people like new look going for a cva, one of the reasons is they have responded very badly to the online

challenge, they have been a bit like rabbits in the headlights, paralysis and a lurch in the wrong direction and a lurch in the wrong direction and forfashion and a lurch in the wrong direction and for fashion retailers, and a lurch in the wrong direction and forfashion retailers, the and a lurch in the wrong direction and for fashion retailers, the wrong direction has to be going very conservative and risk averse, com pletely conservative and risk averse, completely the wrong way to go at the moment. so what do retailers need to do to make a success of themselves online and the high—street? themselves online and the high-street? the right merchandise, right place, right time. and i think you have got to have something of interest, merchandise that is challenging and exciting to customers. you can't just challenging and exciting to customers. you can'tjust be boring, it doesn't work any more. people can and do go out shopping with their mobile phones and they will check to see what is available elsewhere while they are shopping and you have got to have the best around at the moment, the most interesting and the most exciting. it is notjust a question of price, though prices important. thank you for your time. if your lights are on and your mobile is charging — it's not being powered by coal. coal has not been feeding

into the national grid for a record 72 hours, and counting. the previous record was just under 55 hours. the uk is mandated to take coal off the grid entirely by 2025, and has obviously been shifting capacity away from coal for some time. joining us now is louise kingham, chief executive of the energy institute. louise, a significant moment, 72 hours without coal, is this good news? yes, i think it is good news and it is part of a bigger plan that we have here in the uk to help clean up we have here in the uk to help clean up the environment, to reduce our carbon emissions and improve our air quality to land the big way we can start to do that and make great progress is for the energy industry to diversify and change the types of energy we are supplied with. so if we are moving away from coal powering the national grid, what is it being replaced by? it is being

replaced by gas and also win power and solar power, which are all clean forms of generation than we have had historically. and what does that mean in terms of security of supply question what how dependent only on other countries for energy sources? it is all about balance. the thing thatis it is all about balance. the thing that is important with our energy mix and the things that we benefit at the moment is we have a balance in the mix, so we have diversity and we still have 7% of coal system, overall, so what we are looking to do, over a longer period of time, is to move to cleaner forms of energy in the system and also to think about our role as consumers and what we can do in using less of the energy in the first place, but also to control the times and opportunities we have to use that energy. so all of that is about a transition to a lower carbon energy system, which is what people describe it as and that is the journey we are on and from a

security of supply point of view, when we think about it, a lot of the cleaner sources of energy we are producing, wind and solar power, we are producing at home. mandated to ta ke are producing at home. mandated to take all of the grid entirely at 2025, rb on track? —— take coal off the grid. there is, and we may even be ahead of that target time to take coal off the system. louise, thank you very much for your time. before we go, c had a market have been getting on. the ftse 100 before we go, c had a market have been getting on. the ftse100 is up slightly, stock markets around the world all on the rise as lots of traders believe us interest rates will go up. that is good for the markets. vodafone, we mentioned not doing too well in the consumer survey. to be fair, all of the main providers seemed to do pretty badly. brent crude, we have put in, the oil price is now just brent crude, we have put in, the oil price is nowjust under $75 a barrel. it is at its highest level since november 2014, that is on the

back of reduced supply and increased demand. keep an eye on the oil prices. and a bit of sterling, wea kness prices. and a bit of sterling, weakness against the dollar. last week it was up in the $1, mid—40s, now just week it was up in the $1, mid—40s, nowjust under $1 40. i will be back with the business throughout the afternoon. we are going to take you to washington and some live pictures of people assembled waiting for the arrival of the french president emmanuel macron. he is on a state visit to washington. much interest, of course, in this visit and in the relationship between the two men, presidents macron and trump, who appear to have developed an unlikely friendship. theirfirst meetings, you will remember, work—out to rise bya you will remember, work—out to rise by a certain degree of competition, political and perhaps male competition but according to commentators, they seem to have bonded and a good friendship has been established. there will be

talks being held this afternoon between the two of them and then a press co nfe re nce between the two of them and then a press conference later on in the afternoon. it is not apparently they are all going to be plain sailing because the two of them disagree on theissue because the two of them disagree on the issue of iran. donald trump is wanting to pull the us out of an international nuclear deal over iran and this is something that erdogan of france —— that emmanuel macron of france very much wants the united states to remain part of. so we are led to believe this is part of the conversation the two men will be having this afternoon. iran today has warned that there will be several has warned that there will be several consequences has warned that there will be several consequences if the us does pull—out of this international nuclear agreement and russia and china have also expressed their continuing support for the deal, so

clearly quite a lot riding on these talks, because president trump is due to make his decision sometime next month. there you can see all the officials and dignitaries gathered, waiting for the arrival of the french president. it looks as if they are going to have to wait a little while longer but we will of course be bringing it to you once the president arrives. in the meantime, let's take a look at the weather and join darren with the forecast. thank you. good afternoon, better get a hurry on in washington before the rain arrives there. here at home, typical aprilfair, there is some sunshine around, easily the best across eastern scotland, where the showers are struggling to make inroads. for many areas further

south across england and wales, much grey skies, some rain already across a good part of wales. rain coming in from the atlantic courtesy of this belt of cloud and it has just been raining across wales, we have seen heavy rain arriving the north—west of england and to the north of it, we have got showers but some sunshine boosting temperatures to about 14 in eastern scotland, could get 15 in the south—east and milder but otherwise cloudy. there is the rain as we run through this afternoon and into this evening, quite heavy across central areas. the worst of it moves into the north sea, dribs and drabs into the south—east brew while. that moves through, skies clear and shows continue into the north—west and quite chilly in the north—east of scotland. temperatures further south much lower than last night as well. early sunshine perhaps but the showers will soon get going, cloud bubbles up, showers from the get go and on the coast, pushed inland on some brisk westerly winds. some sunshine in between but showers

likely to be heavy and maybe even some hail and thunder. very few places missing the showers and it will depress the temperatures, 11—15 once again. the reason we have these depress temperatures is the position of the jet stream. last week, to the north of the uk, this week to the south of the uk, so we are on the cooler side of thejet south of the uk, so we are on the cooler side of the jet stream, hence those low temperatures and wet weather. more showers to come on thursday, probably more across the northern half of the uk, this is where they will be most frequent, most widespread and heavier. viewers south, —— further south, most widespread and heavier. viewers south, —— furthersouth, lighterand fewer and not as chilly but temperatures changing not a lot on thursday. the forecast for friday has changed and that overlaps into the weekend. this area of low pressure that was expected to move down towards biscay is turning left, turning towards the uk and it is going to spoil things for friday and the weekend. the wind is picking up on the south—west, we get the rain

first, pushing northwards and eastwards a cross first, pushing northwards and eastwards across a good part of england and wales, northern ireland and scotland likely to have showers, perhaps sunshine from while but quite chilly on friday, temperatures struggling up to 10—13 and it stays quite cool and very mixed into the weekend.