iama billion plus. not everyone is happy. am a business owner in the area andi i am a business owner in the area and i employ a lot of people in queens. and as someone responsible for their livelihood and for their jobs, this was transformative for new york and the fact that it won't happen any more is extremely sad. this was a win for community organisers. what is not clear is what it means for the city in future. will major companies still wa nt to future. will major companies still want to come to the big apple? michelle fleury in new york. let's turn attention now to australia. devastating floods have killed 500,000 cattle in queensland according to the cattle council australia, 2.4 billion australian dollars, 1.7 us has been lost. that is over 10% of annual revenue, which is over 10% of annual revenue, which is about $13 billion us in 2016. margot andbr is chief executive of the organisation and i asked her how long it will take to recover —— andrea. when you think they lost all of their infrastructure, even their water

iama i am a tulsen tollett. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.verpool as they remain top of the premier league table beating watford 5—0 at anfield. former liverpool player luis suarez scores twice for barcelona in their el clasico win against real madrid seeing them through to the copa del rey final. and roger federer keeps his bid for a 100th atp tour title alive as he moves through to the quarter—finals in dubai. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that the top two teams in the english premier league both won on wednesday — which means liverpool remain a point clear of manchester city. liverpool were in devastating form as they hammered watford 5—0 at anfield. the bbc‘s steve wilson was watching. a thrashing for watford and a message to manchester city— liverpool are back in the groove. sadio mane with

iama i am a producer, dj, iam a producer, dj, engineer, a bunch of stuff. and i party a lot. political. i'm just palestinian so politics is part of your name. when i was a kid, i thought i was going to free palestine but i was 13. just to get further and stuff. then all is not andi further and stuff. then all is not and i was joined further and stuff. then all is not and i wasjoined to further and stuff. then all is not and i was joined to ashley get it out of my life because it is very depressing and now i am a palestinian dj, touring, so. politics is back. even a basic thing in clubs, people say what is this palestine? i say that is a country and they cma, but way? as they do unite israel? yeah. we get many people that originally lived there and they are trained to kick us out. like you that you look like a terrorist and it is light, yeah. but you are not. —— like. you can find everything. everything. i started in 2014. everyone wants to dads. people choose may be religious events to go down too. we choose parties. you have got to dantz to let go. it helps to let go. —— dan

shamima begum is 19 and is living iama refugeein syria.were said disappointed in the news and would pursue all legal avenues to challenge the ring. daniel sandford reports. escapedshamima begum from fierce fighting this month as the islamic state group she teenager loses a its last piece of territory in syria. careturning to the u.k. much harder as the government moved to take away her nationality. a letter sent by the home office said "please find a close papers that relate to a decision to deprive your daughter, shamima begum, of her british citizenship." >> if you show little remorse, if you joined a death cult that is beheaded british citizens, maimed tusands of people, there is nour rfrom this. daniel: she caused outrage yesterday by equating the children killed in the manchester bombing two years ago with people being bombed bes coalition fon i.s.-health care --i.s.-held areas of syria. shamima: what people being killed in the bombing. it is a two-way thing. daniel: a weekend negotiate gave birth to -- she gavbirth to a ba boy. but t

i'm a driver and iama is star wars story. i'm a driver and i am a flyer.ou think? well, what you know? we a lwa ys you think? well, what you know? we always try the star wars to do things for real wherever possible. we can't build flying x wings or tie fighters. and the same way you can't make real droids you can make great costu mes make real droids you can make great costu m es for make real droids you can make great costumes for people. so in the case of solo, l3 was a practical costume. a part of that was phoebe wearing a green body stocking inside and then the outside, the working parts were replaced with cg. that is the ultimate goal, to try to always retain an element of reality, do something practically, but then use cg to fill in the bits that you can't do for real. even before the principal photography had started we we re principal photography had started we were already doing previews for the train sequence, which is where you can lock the animation sequence up ina can lock the animation sequence up in a computer and work out what all the shots

iama was the breaking point in a series. i am a failed anglican bromey.cific and i don't support jeremy corbyn, so i have no specific dog in its fight —— brummy. but i don't want to belong to a country that would allow a major particle political leader to tolerate this in his party. i don't understand why jeremy corbyn doesn't get on the front page of a newspaper, get onto your newscasts and say "i will weed this out, every single person, i will have them into the police and out of the labour party before the sun goes down tomorrow night, this is not acceptable, as an anti—semitic organisation". i don't get how everyone is saying we will suspend somebody here, i will delete southerly bad. it is very difficult. at the end of the day it is disgusting. by the way, it is not much fun in this country being a muslim when you are a decent woman or man tried to bring up yourfamily in peace and there is a terrorist problem somewhere in the world... and there is a conservative party that has an institutional anti—islamic problem. that has an institutional anti-isla

but obviously, iama then one bionic hand.little button. now they have made this button. now they have made this button a lot bigger and it is easier for me to press. the batteries are quite large, they are rechargeable? they have got a lot smaller since the other pair of hands and they are working to make it smaller because it is awkward wearing long—sleeved clothes and jackets and stuff.” have to roll them up. these are thousands of pounds, not available on the nhs. not yet? that would be the dream. obviously the company is trying to make them as affordable as possible so hopefully the nhs will pick up on them. they are medically approved in the uk and the usa. our dream is for other kids to get these on the nhs. thank you both for coming on, really appreciated. the best. right now, school pupils across the uk and ireland are on strike. they've walked out of lessons to show their concern about the threat of escalating climate change. this day of action follows the example of greta thunberg, a swedish schoolgirl who has been

iama netflix style live football matches.ped 10% of their income between 2016 and the 2019-20 dropped 10% of their income between 2016 and the 2019—20 auction. still a lot of money, but they are really capturing this growth and interest in the ball worldwide, and they think streaming like netflix is a way to capture this interest, and individual matches, i can go and say west ham versus crystal palace, i will go on stream this match. west ham versus crystal palace, i will go on stream this matchm west ham versus crystal palace, i will go on stream this match. it has to be the way to go, hasn‘t it? will go on stream this match. it has to be the way to go, hasn't it? on demand broadcasting is where the consumers are, especially around the globe. what about people going to the matches, though? will people still turn up? i think going to the match is still and a completely different experience to watching it on telly. you have your pie, singing with the crowds... would you watch a lot more games? i admit, there are matches, we ca

iama bit did you worry? i am a bit nervous.s it a real one? of course it is. it is paper! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm sonja jessup. the enfield north mpjoan ryan, who's become the eighth labour mp to quit the party this week, says she will continue to represent the north london seat in parliament. she's joined the new independent group in the commons, saying she was "horrified, appalled and angered" by labour's failure to tackle anti—semitism. she lost a vote of no—confidence called by her local constituency party last year. the met‘s plea to the government for help with the costs of the grenfell fire criminal investigation has not been met in full. figures show the police requested {211.5 million but were awarded three million less than that. officers are considering whether offences including gross negligence manslaughter and breaches of the health and safety act have been committed. a new report has warned that brexit could lead to skills shortages, damag

iama date, is that what your position is? i am a backbencher, i don't speak for the front bench.or our democracy. i think it would be divisive and i don't think it would actually resolve anything. but it is party policy. party policy agreed at conference was to say we would keep all options on the table including a second referendum. there would be circumstances where i might vote for that, much further down the line, but i think we have a duty, an absolutely clear duty, as parliamentarians, as responsible people that are running the country to try and look at all the options available, and to break this deadlock. and i thinkjeremy hill is made another very generous offer here, where he has shown he is prepared to compromise, and i think this is a meaningful approach on his behalf and i really hope the prime minister will meet him halfway —— jeremy hill made another very generous offer. if she doesn't, i believe —— jeremy hayward is generous offer. if she doesn't, i believe ——jeremy hayward is made another. —— jeremy has. believe ——jeremy hayward is made another. ——jeremy has. i

iama big i am a big fan. you would like that. absolutely. i will.lywood for the industry's biggest night. but while the awards ceremony will only last a few hours — the lobbying campaign has been under way for weeks. each production house has a lot invested and perhaps none more so this year than netflix — which is hoping the art house style film roma will deliver it its first golden statue — for best picture. for more on how you win an oscar we're joined from los angeles now by the bbc‘s colin paterson. great to see you. thanks for coming up. what is the root? how do you win an oscar? either guaranteed rates of success? there are so many ways that you can make it so likely. hello from sunset boulevard. the huge billboard behind us, one of the favourites. if you own an actor and you want to win an oscar, why not play a real character? four out of five are real people. you have william before playing vincent van gogh against freddie mercury, then you have christian playing dick cheney. what a battle that is. do a transformative role alternatively. if

iama indeed the departure today, do you? i am a democrat, and indeed the departure today, do you?abour pa rty‘s been seeking to undermine the labour party's prospects, been seeking to undermine the labour pa rty‘s prospects, and been seeking to undermine the labour party's prospects, and i, for many yea rs, party's prospects, and i, for many years, wasn't particularly a fan of tony blair, but i didn't throw my toys out of the pram, i knuckled down and work for a labour victory, because i recognise that any labour government is always going to be better than a conservative one. certainly now, when we have a policy agenda which is overwhelmingly supported by the british people and will transform this country in the interests of the 99%. that has to be a good thing, and that is what we need to focus on. i know you accept their departure, but do you regret it? as i say, it is their decision, and if they don't feel that they are able to knuckle down and accept the democratic will of the party members, the biggest political party in western europe now, if they are not able to support an