one of the issues with leed is it's expensive to go through the leed process. you have to document everything you do. pay them a fee. they have to check it. what is a leed certification cost? >> there's an initial cost to register the project. the initial registration cost has come down and the u.s. gb c has worked really hard to bring this down. they are trying to address this and all nc. >> nc, new construction? >> yes. sorry. >> so what are we talking about? 10 that , $10,000. >> the certification will be around $1,200. >> that's not so much. i had been told many times it was cost prohibitive. but that doesn't seem to be the case >> i think part of it is the documentation. i think that's an important cost that gets pay back. because leed is third party verification. so talking to real estate agents. when they appraise places and say, this is absolutely a green place. third party verification will be a little stronger. hopefully that will get folded into the price. >> we have some clients that say, we want to do it in leed standards. why we disencourage them

have you missed leeds?be good to be back in the ring, first fight of the year in my hometown in leeds. she has challenged for the title three times, andi challenged for the title three times, and i really want to show on saturday night that i have got what it takes to be one of the world —class it takes to be one of the world—class performers, show that i belong at world level. are you frustrated that you haven't fought more since you turned pro?|j frustrated that you haven't fought more since you turned pro? i am a little bit, but i have add things happen with my mum, she has been quite ill, and i wanted to take a bit of time out to make sure she was 0k. bit of time out to make sure she was ok. now everything is back on track, ican get ok. now everything is back on track, i can get moving again. we know how important your mum is to you, how ha rd important your mum is to you, how hard was that? it was really tough. it was a hard thing to go through, especially because my mum does mean so especially because

so leed has a series of standards. starting with leed certified.ou have met a high level the sustainability. you can go to leed silver or gold. it's leadership of environmental design. it's a process of the u.s. green building council. beverly is ahead of this curve. we see every new building as sustainable features. they are not all leed certified. that's what the market demands >> our work is in the public sector. community colleges and so on. 5 years ago, we were trying to get them to think about it. then think about california is on the forefront of nation. san francisco is on the forefront of state >> and beverly prior is way up there. we are up there at the top. it sounds like the challenge came to making this physical reality achiefable. what is the marginal cost? every always asks me. what is the marginal costs. may be i shouldn't ask. i have to say, there's a huge difference. between building a building from scratch, where you can design at will features from the ground up and the marginal cost then when you take an existing building. you

leeds united play in myanmar, in a tour criticised by human rights groups. model members of the royal family. waxworks of meghan and harry are unveiled, ten days ahead of royal wedding. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore and kuala lumpur where the new day brings a dramatic comeback for the former malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad. his alliance of opposition parties has won a majority in the general election, defeating the governing barisan national which has been in power for more than 60 years. 92—year—old dr mahathir came out of retirement to take on his former protege, najib razak, and the party he led for years. here he is addressing his supporters shortly before the official results were announced. the chief secretary will announce that there will be a holiday tomorrow and the day after. cheering and also saturday and sunday. so you will have four days‘ holiday. but there will be no holiday for the winners. that's the trouble with winning. we have to work. our

. trained in leeds.s. programmes to children centres. we work with former bull families. work with former bull families. see encouraging drops in child obesity at age five. obesity at age five. the children move beyond that into teenage hood and young adulthood? teenage hood and young adulthood? obesity in teenage years and into adulthood. adulthood. so we can look at the research evidence around that. research evidence around that. work with, we do follow—up evaluation with our families. evaluation with our families. look at the changes that they are maintaining. we must leave it there. but really good to talk to. kim roberts. thank you for your time. thank you. in response to the growing political crisis in italy. with italy's president, about forming a new government. are demanding new elections. share prices in london, paris and new york have all fallen. of italy's political crisis. one or two potential prime ministers and governments. the argument this country faces right now is about its money. are

the more significant outcome is to the reputation of leeds united football club.but many questioned the wisdom of walking into such a politically sensitive arena in the first place. nick beake, bbc news, yangon. maura, the countdown is on, we are just nine days away from the royal wedding taking place here in the uk. prince harry will marry the actress meghan markle at windsor castle on saturday the 19th of may. as part of the build—up, we received a rather special visit at our studios in london. you mind if i do that? you mind ifi do that? that's perfectly fine. very few people get away with that. oh, yes! i write, 0k! -- oh, away with that. oh, yes! i write, 0k! —— oh, right, 0k! imagine a future where intelligent robots help with your laundry and provide company in our often isolated worlds and cryogenics is a reality. our arts editor, will gompertz, went to explore the future at a new exhibition at london's v&a museum. this is breakfast a robot at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence research. the idea is he's supposed to do all the household chores tha

i mishear i'm interested in this leeds united story about but clearly possible to start us off we're going to go with a bit of envy i'd start with but yeah there's a legion i want to start on it's why not often i say that song. we now have the completed line for the f.b.i. conference finals the boston celtics will face the bron james his cleveland cavaliers in the east the celtics beating the philadelphia seventy six as they stay on course to win basketball's biggest prize the first time in a decade jonica reports this place but with two of its biggest players out through injury boston's playoff run could have easily ended by now the team rebuilt since losing to the cavaliers in the cultures finals last season with just four of the original players left will for the among them to make fifteen points against the philadelphia seventy six is. terry hershey who's taken over from the injured kyrie irving was just as impressive beating the first top positive for the celtics in front. of what the team of lacked in experience they've made up for a new n.b.a. debutant jason tatum school twent

in leeds injune.ainst tunisia on monday the 18th of june. match is against tunisia on monday the 18th ofjune. david, thank you. arboretum in staffordshire. ones in attacks around the world. sima kotecha sent us this report. claimed the lives of hundreds of british national is. british national is. haunting memories that will never be forgotten. forgotten. all those who died and ease the pain of those who live on. of those who live on. brotherjonathan was killed in the 2002 bali bombings. 2002 bali bombings. to the horrendous circumstances in which loved ones were killed. which loved ones were killed. sure the terrorists don't win and don't take over our lives. don't take over our lives. the memorial is called still water. memorial is called still water. impression of a hidden place surrounded by woodland and greenery. surrounded by woodland and greenery. own interpretation of what it means to them. to them. bataclan attack in paris three years ago. ago. affected by terrorism overseas and that circle o

olivia richwald is at leeds station for us. new timetable was brought in ii across northern england. the new timetable was brought in 11 days ago and was supposed to make things better for passengers, and was supposed to make things betterfor passengers, but and was supposed to make things better for passengers, but it has been worse, it has been chaotic. northern rail is one of the biggest operators in the north. today 66% of its trains ran on time and there we re its trains ran on time and there were in excess of 280 cancellations. the figures are slightly better for go via thames link. today 81% of their trains ran on time, but there we re their trains ran on time, but there were 250 cancellations. i have been speaking to angry passengers here in leeds. with all the train delays and that i don't end up getting home sometimes more than two hours later than what i should be and i have been late for work numerous times. it's ridiculous, it's taken me like an hour and a half to get home and it's usually is 40 minutes. it hasjust

for the record, an all—star myanmar side beat this inexperienced leeds team. we get to the outlook and a certain role wedding, there is plenty of uncertainty this weekend asi plenty of uncertainty this weekend as i will explain. what is straightforward is what is happening now with high pressure in eastern areas and coming in from the atla ntic areas and coming in from the atlantic and other weather front. moving slowly into northern ireland with wet and windy weather here a while and then writhing in western scotland, west wales in south—west england. elsewhere it will probably be dry, and it will be bright with sunshine around. it should be warmer. a decent day on the east of the uk, midlands and much of northern england. rain in the west moving slowly eastwards and the same time fading. last weekend, a beautiful weekend with temperatures at 28. this weekend, not so beautiful. lower temperatures. that is the straightforward bit. we come onto the uncertainty that surrounds this weather front. it moves slowly and. but where it stops is the uncertainty and once

for the record, an all-star myanmar side beat the inexperienced leeds team. but many question the wisdom af walking inolitically sensitive arena in the first place. bbc news, yangon. jane: iraq will hold a general election this week, the first e since feat of the islamic state group. editor jereast bowen reports from mosul, the biggest city to fall under i.s. jeremy: four years the mosque was the symbol oe mosul until hadists of the islamic state blew it to pieces last year when they were on the brink of defeat. ruins are still a symbol of what the extremists did to iraq, and of the risks of another litical failure after th weekend's elections. in iraq, failure doesn't just mean not rebuilding cities destroyed by war. only a few of the thousands who lived in the center of mosul have found a wayack. volu still collecting war dead. when politicians fail in aun coy this fragile, it can mean the deaths of a lot of people. some neighbors are helping each other rebuild. like most people in mosul, they are sunni. he worries that shia fighters could influence the ele

i am a leeds supporter, but i respect sir alex and what he has done for football, the greatest football manager of all time. this is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most, a stand is named after him, and there is a statue in his honour. his status is legendary. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all—time great of the game at home and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit. but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. the business secretary, greg clark, has confirmed that a so—called

i'm a leeds supporter, but obviously i respect sir alex and what he's done for football.est football manager of all time. well, this is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most. a stand is named after him, and there‘s a statue in his honour. his status is legendary. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at home an abroad, reknowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford. in japan, thousands of people have marched in the tokyo rainbow pride, one of the city‘s two annual gay pride parades.

it‘s a four day race ending on sunday in leeds. that‘s all the sport for now.ve more for you in the next hour. back now to our main story. tens of thousands of women are waiting to hear if they‘ve been affected by an nhs computer error in england which meant they weren‘t invited for breast screening. it‘s estimated that up to 270 women may have died prematurely because they were not invited to routine screening. questions are being asked about why senior health officials didn‘t realise sooner that there was a problem. the authors of a report for the ippr think tank — which found the take—up for breast screening among women aged

i'm in leeds supporter, but obviously, i respect sir alex and why he has done for football.he greatest football manager of all time. sir alex ferguson is revered at manchester united, leading the club to an astonishing 38 trophies and 26 yea rs, astonishing 38 trophies and 26 years, an all—time great at home and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now, he faces a very different kind of test. let's get the very latest now with 0livia richwald who's at old trafford. 0livia, is there any update? i'm afraid not. there is no update and there hasn't been since last night, when manchester united issued

myjourney begins in leeds. surrounding fat people. dear fat people.4 million views online. and they're fat shaming you? if you're big, you hear things like this all the time. and even how we see ourselves — especially when it comes to love? i'm going to leeds beckett university to meet dr stuart flint. he's an actual expert infat shaming. good journey? like me are portrayed in the media. bulging is a very unattractive word. "fattest children in reception. it's sort of designed to disgust you a bit, i think. permitted when it comes to body weight and size? it is a plague or an epidemic. us fat people are lazy, stupid, and friendless. and normally headless. and, if we do have a head, we're stuffing it with food. from this fat phobia. in love and having sex is, quite literally, laughable. as with the fat monica character from friends. you've done it, right? of course i have. what do you think i am, like, some 30—year—old virgin? oh, my god. you're a 30—year—old virgin. although even i can find 90s comedy amusing. the austin powers character. for the firs

i am a leeds supporter but i respect sir alex and what he has done for football, the greatest football manager of all—time. sir alex ferguson is revered at manchester united, leading the club to an astonishing 38 trophies in 26 years, an all—time great at home and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit. but now he faces a very different kind of test. that was david ornstein there. let's get the very latest now from olivia richwald, who is at old trafford.

this is just to the south and east of leeds, and there are no great problems save for the north westscotla nd problems save for the north west of scotland and irish sea coast. i

. —— i am a leeds supporter. unheard of for am a leeds supporter.orld, liverpool, manchester united, manchester city fans, any other team, all sending their thoughts to sir alex ferguson. you don't wish something like this to happen to anybody. tony bellew beat david haye again in their rematch last night. the former cruiserweight world champion twice knocked down the former heavyweight world champion before the referee stopped the fight in the fifth round. bellew, who was again the underdog with the bookmakers, looked close to tears as he celebrated his victory — while haye's future in the sport will now be in doubt after conceding he would have to retire if he suffered another defeat. my my first words to him when he hugged me. i was emotional, on my knees on the canvas. he came over to me and said, you have done me. everything was right, you just beat me. i said, please, stop. please, stop. this is an unforgiving sport. a young man's came. for a fighter with the attributes that david hay relies on. —— a young man's game. the giro d'italia has one

the big metropolitan centres like manchester, leeds. may people enough of the newcastle that go around describing themselves in the latest terms your compadres... leeds, newcastle, 4000 seats across the country. that's a lot. a decent bellwether band and another thinks people will be voting on, local issues like ben's and cleanliness, and local environment. but also in places like chelsea, responses to green felt, and every is where a lot of black voters, a response to windrush which cut deeply. —— a response to green bell towers. —— g ra ntville response to green bell towers. —— grantville towers. the i they follow up to the breast cancer story. that broke yesterday, the announcement from the health secretary in the comments. thousands of women now calling this helpline, clearly worried. i was in the lords this afternoon and i heard the health minister read statement from the government in the commons yesterday. there was a debate afterwards about it. the labour spokesman, spokeswoman actually said something fabulous which is if this w

the big metropolitan centres like manchester, leeds.r compadres... leeds, newcastle, 4000 seats across the country. that's a lot. a decent bellwether band and another thinks people will be voting on, local issues like ben's and cleanliness, and local environment. but also in places like chelsea, responses to green felt, and every is

leeds and manchester and birmingham.city region. in the sheffield city region. those not always entirely accurate snapshots of public opinion. snapshots of public opinion. also have a sense of what mood it sets nationally here too. sets nationally here too. chris mason, bbc news. place in your area on thursday on the bbc news website. to merge yesterday. but what does this mean for suppliers? ben is at a dairyjust outside gloucester this morning. good morning. retail market that already questions about what it will mean. about what it will mean. they were going to cut prices by about 10% after the merger with as. about 10% after the merger with as. that it could be suppliers that pay the price. the price. gloucestershire finding out what it means for those suppliers. means for those suppliers. travel and weather where you are now. good morning from bbc london news. i'm tolu adeoye. challenge to try to have him prosecuted. or misconduct in public office. and is currently suspended. and vomiting have descended on london ac

leeds has it's first boxing world champion and his name isjosh warrington.pion after a gruelling win over lee selby at elland road tonight. warrington dominated the opening rounds with selby cut after a clash of heads. but the fight went the distance with some powerful shots from warrington, meaning welshman selby lost the title he had held since 2015 on a split decision. there was a entertaining opening dat at rugby league's magic weekend, held at the home of newcastle united — st james' park. super league leaders st helens put on a show against widnes. ben barba's try was one of the highlights as they beat widnes 38 points to 18 but second—placed wigan kept up the pressure at the top of the table with a convincing win against warrington, sam tomkins among the scorers as they won 38—10. and in the last match of the day, castleford beat leeds by the same scoreline. british rider cal crutchlow has been taken to hospital for checks, after a worrying highside crash in qualifying for the french motogp. crutchlow, who is currently seventh in the world championshi

so for places like leeds, sheffield, newcastle and up like leeds, sheffield, newcastle and up to aberdeenshirere is time for that cloud to melt away, but the sun will be out and we are infor but the sun will be out and we are in for another beautiful day across northern and north—western parts. at the same time, those showers will be p°ppin9 the same time, those showers will be popping off across the south, some of them will be nasty. big downpours, gusts of wind and some to reflect lightning displays as well. it's around 25 degrees. cooler on the north sea coast. the show was continuing to tamara, difficult to say which towns and cities will get it, and at what time. we cannot talk about specific locations. high pressure in scandinavia means winds are blowing out, this is why most of the storms have been across the south. it is to do with wind patterns and the atmosphere. it's basically rotating around the southern parts of the uk. some of them are drifting, in our direction. for the next few days, staying pretty warm, bad storm chance continues through the week. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa

bit more cloud in the north at least, a bit of a part of northern scotland, but he was the scene in leedsly dry weather set to continue. one sunshine, a bit of a cooler speu one sunshine, a bit of a cooler spell through the middle part of the week. cloud sitting across part of northern and eastern scotland, to stretching down close to part of east anglia and the south—east, the area of cloud. more cloud working in from the west overnight, so coming overfor northern from the west overnight, so coming over for northern ireland, from the west overnight, so coming overfor northern ireland, but much of the country under those clear skies, light when, quite a chilly start your monday morning. in a fuse box there could even be of gosforth first thing. my other was part of the east anglia and we have the cloud giving in from the north sea and milder under the cloud for northern ireland. to the day, another largely dry day to come, lots of sunshine on offer, cloud the building through the day, quite cool around parts of these eastern areas. breeze coming in from the north, cloud brisket from part

another day of disruption for rail passengers we'll be live at leeds station.h to the third round of the french open, for the second successive year. now, listen to these phrases: "all the good women have already been snapped up." and, "we have one woman already." these are just some of the excuses given by top companies for not appointing women to senior positions. they were released as part of a government report into gender balance. it recommends that at least a third of company board members should be women by 2020. here's a snapshot of the reactions from people in business who disagree with those excuses. the issues covered are extremely complex. for example, a young entrepreneur who is very ambitious who is female who wants to be on the board, who wants to be a ceo, who wants to go into business, hearing statements like this from directors or ceos. it's off—putting. it says it's not for you, which is obviously a ridiculous thing to say. directorships are obviously complex, time—consuming, difficultjobs but you shouldn't be saying to half of the population

i'm a leeds supporter but obviously i respect so alex and what he has done for football.come from copenhagen, denmark, and i sent him all the best wishes from danish supporters of united. he has done a lot for the game. he has got one premier league title every two seasons pretty much which is unheard of for a manager. and obviously fans from all over the world, with a localfans and obviously fans from all over the world, with a local fans are man utd fans, man city fans or from world, with a local fans are man utd fans, man city fans orfrom any other team, they all feel the same way, you don't wish this on anybody. tony bellew says he hopes david haye will retire after he beat him for a second time. the former cruiserweight world champion stopped the former heavyweight world champion in the fifth round of their rematch in london last night. my my first words to him, when he hugged me, iwasjust my first words to him, when he hugged me, i wasjust a my first words to him, when he hugged me, iwasjust a bit emotional, i was on my knees on a canvas, and he came over to me and

i'm a leeds supporter, but obviously i respect sir alex and what he's done for football. but obviouslyct sir alex greatest football manager of all time. well, this is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most. a stand is named after him, and there's a statue in his honour. his status is legendary. and there's a statue in his honour. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at home an abroad, reknowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david ornstein, bbc news, old trafford. the mother of a 17—year—old, shot dead in south london, has being paying tribute to him, and called for an end to the recent violence in the city. and called for an end to the recent raheem ainsworth barton was attacked in southwark yesterday evening. his mother, pretana morgan, said he wasn't in a gang and that she "couldn't have asked for a better son". there are more than 60 murders the police are investigating in london so far this year. the police are investigating here's charlotte

of the boroughs of london, all 32 had election today, also elections in major cities in newcastle, leedshester and brurm and a good number of plays in urban england, these are seats that predominantly are held by labour, given the geography of where the contests have ta ken given the geography of where the contests have taken place, what is fascinating tonight, ben, is it is worth looking back to when they were last fought. 2014. when you think back to 2014, on one hand it doesn't seem that long ago, on the other hand who was prime minister then? david cameron, nick clegg was deputy prime minister. ed miliband was the wannabe prime minister and ukip‘s nigel farage was prominent on the stage and so were ukip. since then of course, a huge amount has changed. yet a lot of people will have been motivated to vote by particular local concerns but people will have weighed up national concerns they might have had with each individual political party as well. so fascinating night ahead but a sufficiently long night it will only behalf way through when the sun rises because lots of counting carryi

i'm in leeds supporter, but obviously, i respect sir alex and why he has done for football.. sir alex ferguson is revered at manchester united, leading the club to an astonishing 38 trophies and 26 yea rs, astonishing 38 trophies and 26 years, an all—time great at home and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now, he faces a very different kind of test. let's get the very latest now with 0livia richwald who's at old trafford. 0livia, is there any update? i'm afraid not. there is no update and there hasn't been since last night, when manchester united issued a statement. we gather he is still in intensive care, but that is not unexpected, given that he has had a brain haemorrhage and major surgery. here at manchester united, he is a bit of a legend. 26 years, he was the manager, winning 38 trophies, and it is hoped he can feel the warmth emanating from here at old trafford and around the world. he is just three miles away, at salford royal hospital. you heard some of the tributes paid to him on social media, from david beckham and cristiano ronaldo, but

play catalan dragons, while leigh centurions — the only second—tier team left in the draw — will play leedshasing a 14th win in the competition. those games will be played at the end of the month alexander zverev has one has a title. the world number the one the match in straight sets, beating his austrian opponents 6—4, 6—4. match in straight sets, beating his austrian opponents 6-4, 6-4. perfect preparation for the french open later this month. it is the german's second title in two weeks after he won in munich. ireland are learning the hard way about test cricket. they have had a tough time of it on day three of their first game in the longer format after their upper lip artist asta na longer format after their upper lip artist astana declared their first innings on 310—9. i'll post by first go was disasters, at one point there we re go was disasters, at one point there were 7—4, eventually all out for 130, unsurprisingly they were asked to follow on. they finished the day on 60 balls without loss. it will resume tomorrow at 11am, added 16 ru ns resume tomorrow at 11am, added 16 runs beh

our correspondent olivia richwald has been following the case at leeds crown court. a bomb and where to source as ingredients. the gathered quantities of explosives and turned his attention to one of his local pubs, a mile away when he found out the new pub wanted to host a gay pride evening. he had been watching the pub and making threats online and then on the evening ofjuly 23 last year police had been tipped off to his activities and armed police surrounded the pub and started looking for ethan stables. when they went into his flat they found what a risky posed. there was a huge swastika flag on the wall and weapons including a machete, knives and an axe. here at leeds crown court he was previously found guilty of preparing an act of terrorism, threats to kill and possessing explosives but today at the court he was given his sentence. thejudge imposed an indefinite hospital stay and that means he will receive treatment at a psychiatric hospital in preston. there‘s no time limit on that treatment and it will be up to a mental health tribunal to decide if and when

dan johnson in leeds, thank you. are open for voting in local elections, in the biggest test of public opinion since the general election 11 months ago. the prime minister voted this morning in london as did labour leaderjeremy corbyn. most councils will be counting votes overnight but others will declare results during the day on friday. and you can watch coverage of the local elections results from 11pm here on the bbc news channel. police investigating the disappearance of a british toddler in germany 36 years ago are examining a river bank in the town of paderborn. katrice lee, who was two, went missing in 1981 during a trip with her mother to the supermarket. 0ur correspondentjenny hill has sent this report from paderborn. 0n the banks of a german river, a slow, painful search begins. underthe mud, clues, perhaps, to a case which has baffled detectives for decades. katrice lee disappeared during a supermarket trip with her mother. it was her second birthday. the family lived on the nearby british army base. desp

in which he is serving a suspended sentence which is why on friday it was a very brief hearing at leeds on friday was because of the ongoing court case at leeds. there has been lots of speculation about this case on social media, some protests outside downing street as well but this highlights, the parallels of what the so—called mainstream media is doing by abiding by the court rulings and people talking openly on social media about something they technically should not be doing because of court restrictions that are in place. tommy robinson went to prison on friday, he has gone to prison for 13 months and it is all because he broke the terms of his suspended prison sentence which he was already subject to. danny savage, our correspondent there. let's get more now on our main story. a man has shot dead two female police officers and a civilian in the eastern belgian city of liege. the gunman also took a female cleaner hostage at a school before being killed by police. two other police officers were also injured. the incident is being treated as terrorism. i'm joined from brussels by dr

leeds and huddersfield are also through to the quarter finals. on tranmere rovers in the national leaguel. will be promoted to the football league. chris slegg reports. they've done it. boreham wood are going to wembley. going to wembley. latest to their hertfordshire town for the very first time. for the very first time. take the name of the neighbouring village of elstree. village of elstree. it is the local football team that has star billing. has star billing. boreham wood usually play in front of 700 people. of 700 people. will cheering them on against tranmere. tranmere. it is newers for any club going to wembley. going to wembley. got big desired to push on and it is huge for us. they deliver again. to get out this league which outshine that 100 times over. outshine that 100 times over. fans aren't used to occasions like this. this. next stop, they hope, the football league. that's all the sport for now. on the bbc sport website. out—of—town superstores have changed that tradition. has been finding out. and homes and getting emptier by the year. look at it. are occupied at the mom

beautiful today, a bit more cloud in the north and east, some rain in northern scotland that this was in leedsiful blue skies. through the next week we are looking at mostly dry with a continuing. still some sunshine but it cool speu still some sunshine but it cool speuin still some sunshine but it cool spell in the middle of the week. this is the satellite image showing the cloud still sitting in parts of northern and eastern scotland, stretching close to parts of east anglia and the south—east. more working in from the west overnight. for much of the country and those clear skies with light winds it will be quite chilly to start monday. in a few spots there could be a touch of grass frost. my other in parts of east anglia with the cloud drifting in from the north sea and also under the cloud in northern ireland. through the day, largely dry, a lot of sunshine and some fair weather cloud building. it will be cool around some of the eastern coasts. the breeze coming from the north sea and the cloud pushing into parts of east anglia and into london. in the sunshine, temperatures up to 19 degree

the 49ers have taken minority ownership in the leeds soccer club. it is touted as an up and comer. leeds says its partnership with the 49ers is strategic and money invested will go toward their first team squat. so how about that, you got football and football. how you do beining, jeff? >> like fog and clouds together. we have rainfall offshore. we'll let you know where that's headed and when we have the best chance of reain tomorrow. >>> volcanos are not forgiving with anything in their path, and they are not exclusive to hawaii. nbc bay area responds, next. has california or hawaii? >>> remember back in school we had these pop quizzes? which state has more volcanos? california or hawaii? >> california? luckily, none is active as kilauea. people are wondering about volcano insurance. i'm guessing this has to be like the flood insurance and the earthquake insurance, tricky. >> do you have your magnifying glass ready to go? i have answers and a to-do list. it does seem like kilauea is too far away from the west coast to worry about, but don't forget, mt. st. helen's just up the road

all council seats are being fought in london and some cities, including manchester, leeds and newcastleeats are up newcastle. elsewhere, a third of some seats are up for grabs. elsewhere, in the largest elections since the general elections last year. —— in the first election since. the first results are expected at around midnight that cou nts expected at around midnight that counts in some areas will not start until the morning, so the final results will not be known until early on friday evening. jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster. a think tank has questioned why health chiefs didn't do more to find out why the take up for routine breast screening in england for 50 to 70—year—old women had fallen to its lowest in a decade. yesterday, the government announced up to 270 lives may have been shortened because of the error. the institute for public policy research said the data should have raised the alarm a lot earlier. will be talking about that in detail, that stories on the trunk pages of all the newspapers further. coming up at 6:00am: breakfast will have more of the day's sports

they'll also take a trip on the number 840 bus from leeds to whitby.ht be a clue. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: there's growing pressure on the british prime minister to reform northern ireland's strict abortion laws, that follows the republic of ireland's vote to overturn the abortion ban. italy's populists have called for the president to be impeached, following failed efforts to establish a coalition government. an anti—immigration rally by germany's biggest far—right party has been overshadowed by much bigger counter—demonstrations. 5000 alternative for germany supporters were outnumbered by some 25,000 anti—afd protestors. right, time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the financial times website. it has a look at the possible constitutional crisis looming over italy. the president had vetoed the prime minister's appointment of a euro—sceptic finance minister. we will focus on that in a moment. the front page of china daily is reporting on how china supports nor

curran, who will turn 20 during the test, was due to travel to leeds this evening.insists england's preparations for the second test against pakistan will not be affected by allegations of spot—fixing. the lancashire opener has been recalled to the side in place of mark stoneman in a week that tv station aljazeera claimed three england players spot—fixed part of the fifth test against india in 2016. england have "emphatically" denied the allegations. i have walked in as a fresh face, not being part of the last game and ido not being part of the last game and i do not think it made a difference. in any way the guys have prepared, obviously we deny everything that is being said. but for my personal view, i do not think it made a difference, they're going to try their hardest and yet, like i said, it's something we deny. mo salah looks likely to play a significant part for egypt in the world cup after the latest news about his shoulder injury. the egyptian fa say they don't expect the liverpool forward to be out for more than 3 weeks, which would mean missing only thei

harvey livett scored a hat—trick as warrington beat super league champions leeds at headingley.nd was the second of four tries in the last 20 minutes for the wolves who came from 22—11 down to win 33—22. their ninth win in a row. warrington are third. four points behind leaders st helens. there were also wins tonight for second—placed wigan and huddersfield. caster semenya has run the fastest 1500 metres of her career at the diamond league in doha. it's her first race since the iaaf ruled that female athletes like her with naturally high levels of testosterone will have to take medication from november. her time of three minutes 59.92 is also the fastest time in the world this year. john higgins remains in control of his world championship semifinal against kyren wilson. the four—time champion has maintained his two—frame advantage over kyren wilson with just one session left to play of their world championship semifinal. higgins, who is aiming to win his fifth world title, needs just four more frames to reach the final. barry hawkins is leading mark williams 9—7 after two sessi

joining me now is enforced ecod he's a korea expert from leeds university in the u.k. first of all what do you see these latest developments how much does it mean for this much hyped sun match up between came john warner and donald trump just showed you for next week is it in jeopardy. it could be i'm hopeful that it isn't i if i can respect the late call it by what your correspondent just said i don't think this came out of nowhere the north koreans always do this kind of thing they play hardball and they like to keep us guessing it was all going fall to smoothly you there for those of us stupid watching this process for a long time so it doesn't surprise me i'm hoping it's just a negotiating tactic so a bump in the road just for suggested there are all the hypotheses it's possible that there are divided councils and tell me yeah i can draw that is very much in charge but i can imagine there are military hardliners who have a lot to loose ready outbreak of peace or they could just be cross there was an understanding that the on going u.s. south korean military exercis

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it was the bishop of leeds who wanted to keep the uk in a range of eu agencies after brexit in a thirdnisters lost that one too. so after six days of debate, the government had been defeated 11! times. i asked maddy thimontjack from the institute for government how unusual it was for a bill to be defeated so many times. it is quite a high number to have defeat at this stage. but they have been pieces of legislation in the past which have had more defeats in the general legislative process than in the whole passage of the bill through parliament, the housing and planning bill, for example, there were 19 defeats in the laws to the whole passage. so, we'll have to see whether there are more government defeats in the lords going forward. now, there have been headlines like this one in the daily mail from thursday, about, what... they've got traitors in ermine. is it the job of the lords? are the lords doing theirjob or are they sabotaging, like this headline implies? the lords and doing theirjob. the house of lords is intended to be a revising chamber but also a chamber which asks the hous

another piece of breaking news from leeds crown court, where two teenage boys have been convicted oforter very shortly to teenage boys of convicted of conspiracy to murder after putting a columbine style shooting at their school. in a moment the business news but first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. two men have been convicted of murdering four children — after throwing petrol bombs into their home when the family was asleep. an army sergeant is found guilty of attempting to murder his wife — by tampering with her parachute. president trump has written to north korea‘s leader to say it is inappropriate to have a summit at the moment. here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. uk retail sales rose by more than expected last month — up by 1.6% as consumers resumed spending after the cold weather earlier in the year. 0nly department stores reported a fall in sales, down 0.9%. experts say the rise is due to a weak start to the year, rather than a rebound in consumer spending. deutsche bank has said it will slash its global workforce by 7,000 as part of a restructuring

. >> i just learned that the word leed is l-e-e-d. >> if the president writes it lead or leed and i writet led, is that unfair? >> it depends whether i like you that day or not. i have to go, chris. i have to go do my job as a lawyer. >> you have been helpful in coming here to help usun rstand where your head is. >> it hasn't been good for people feeling you're not going to get a fair hearing, i have to tell you. i have to be honest with you. >> all the time you had to make the points that you want to make, you got questioned about them to justify the basis. that's the definition of fairness, by the way. >> okay. that's good. i can live with that. but a lot of people can't. >> as long as you're okay with it. >> i'm okay with it. i'm a lawyer. this is what i do best. i'm glad the president selected me because it is an honor to represent him. you don't very often in my business get to represent someone like this. >> you said it was the most important part of your career. you have an open invitation to give us the president's perspective. >> i will absolutely make that. >> i promise you i'm

woods in leeds. its way eastward. fairly windy around irish seacoast. looking having across western hills in wells towards north west england. up at a glance behind it by the night. we start when set off on a bit of that great. we have the morning commute there. a lot of static water on the roads. the weather system should eventually clear away from all there is into the afternoons —— all there is into the afternoons —— all areas into the afternoons. temperatures of the cooler as well. nine to 13 degrees. mid—teens. this plume of who —— cool air will be pushed out. much mother air will be moving off the atlantic. thursday stressed off quite chilly. some sunshine. central andes probably seen the best of the sun. clouds will tend to bubble up. still will be some holes in there. pick your cloud may be a little bit of rain across the far northwest. a mild today temperatures of 13 to may. warmers on friday. sunshine. —— 13 to 16. very mild there wherever you are. it will feel like 15 or 16 in scotland. 18

means that first thing on monday morning it's going to be quite overcast for example in the hole, leedswe will see those thunderstorms p°ppin9 we will see those thunderstorms popping off randomly, scattered around their giving of thunder, lightning and gusty winds might as well. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: senior politicians call for northern ireland's strict abortion laws to be relaxed after voters in the irish republic overwhelmingly backed change in a referendum. preparations are under way for a possible summit between the leader of north korea, kim jong—un, and president trump. organisers cancel the mutiny festival in portsmouth after two people die at the event. disruption for travellers at stansted airport after severe weather causes lengthy delays and cancellations. let's ta ke let's take a look at the sports news with adam. good afternoon. chris froome will cross the finish line as winner of the shield to shortly. the final professional stage to rome was fraught with concerns over dangerous areas in the italian capital. that meant his title was effectively confirmed