coming at 6:00: breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden.st on bbc news, the black sea is europe's most polluted, but asjonah fisher finds out, thanks to a major international clean—up effort, there are now signs that the sea is starting to recover. the black sea is beautiful. it is a fantastic place, there are thousands of living species in it. some of them are very unique. in europe's south—eastern corner, there is a sea that, for decades, served as the region's dustbin. this is now a real problem, people are dying for that. fertilisers, industrial chemicals, raw sewage have flowed unchecked into the black sea. past tourist beaches, ruining fishing grounds. it would kill the black sea, people would not be swimming in it, fish would not be living in it. it smells like rotten eggs. but having hit rock bottom, is europe's most polluted sea finally cleaning up its act? do you think the black sea is now on its way back? to understand the black sea's problems, look inland to the rivers that fill it, reaching thousands of kilometres across easter

a little earlier on bbc breakfast, my colleagues ben thompson and rachel burden spoke to david sidebottom big changes are 1000 additional services per week, which is good, more frequency for passengers, better chance of getting a seat on an already busy train. some services are going to be quicker, you know, better investment in infrastructure, better signalling and tracks and more reliable and quicker. should is the key word, it is about delivery, now. does itjust happen overnight, this timetable change, or is it a gradual introduction? pretty much overnight. today is the switch on for this. but, actually, monday is the real test, when we all go back to work, the commuters. we will see a couple of days of a bit of uncertainty, things will settle down a bit. the staff at the railway have got to get used to this as well, being in the right place at the right time. give it 48 hours or so and that will be the test if it's working. from a sort of outsider‘s point of view, we will look at this and think it is just a slight change of a few minutes, one way or the other, but actually, this is a

our business reporter ben thompson is in county fermanagh, northern irelandhe's been speaking to localion. (dtl) over to you. good morning, welcome to enniskillen, here on the banks of loch earn, as you can see, running right along the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland, so close to the border, they do business across the border every single day this boat usually busyin every single day this boat usually busy in the summer, quieter now. but it's really important time for businesses to work out what they wa nt businesses to work out what they want to hear from the election in the west must constituency in the uk. -- the west must constituency in the uk. —— lough erne. teresa runs a marketing firm here. we touched on the border issue, it's important for you, everyday life and business for you, everyday life and business for you involves crossing the border. my office is 11 miles from where i live and across the border at least twice and across the border at least twice a day in order to get to work. my issues that are forefront in my mind are infrastructure, skil

thompson for helping kids achieve in nottingham. the six nominees for the main gong are lewis hamilton, dina asher smith, ben stoke, alun wynjones, raheems our live text page can be found on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. one of the people injured in last week's volcanic eruption on white island in new zealand has now died in hospital. it brings the confirmed death toll to 16. rescue teams returned to white island earlier today but could not find the bodies of two people who are still missing. police in the indian capital delhi have clashed with protesters angry about a new citizenship law. the law gives migrants from three countries citizenship if they are facing religious persecution but it excludes muslims and has sparked protests across the country. the demonstrations have been largely peaceful today but police used tear gas and batons near a university in delhi. students there have denied any part in the violence. salman ravi has more. we are right here at the jamia millia islamia university but the campus right behind us has quite disturbing scenes because of massive violence being reported for the last coupl

thompson won world gold in the heptathlon. raheem sterling excelled for manchester city this year. bens captained wales to the six nations grand slam. and lewis hamilton won the f1 world title for the sixth time. well, there's only one trophy. it's in a box on a trailer on its own remarkable journey from cardiff by bike peddled by gareth thomas. sometimes with friends helping on a quattrocycle. now, gareth played rugby 100 times for wales. he is hiv positive and his mission is to end the stigma which still surrounds aspects of life like mental health and sexuality. a long journey. he's cycled almost 500 miles. in 1939, a young jewish man fled nazi germany and arrived in england. before doing anything else, he went straight to see a leeds united football match. heinz skyte has supported the club ever since, and now the 99—year—old has been honoured in a special pitch—side ceremony. 0ur reporter 0livia richwald has the story. heinz skyte and leeds united go back a very long way. back, in fact, to 1939, when heinz arrived in leeds as a 19—year—old jewish refugee. his brother, frank, took

dina asher—smith, lewis hamilton, katarina johnson—thompson raheem stirling and ben stokes.ng it to me for christmas. will be live on the sunday morning of the event as they get everything ready, the stage and chatting to people who organise the whole event but what is going be like. all the behind—the—scenes stuff, the bbc one programme on the sunday night, don't show you. i've got to be better at presents this year. we did it just in time before the frost. i love my heated jacket. we did it team secret sa nta. heated jacket. we did it team secret santa. carol got me a present last year which i feel terrible about. he still has the one i gave him two years ago. look at that!” still has the one i gave him two years ago. look at that! i know my place. see you a little bit later, thanks, sally. this week sees the announcement of britain's best known arts prize, the turner, and this year it's coming from margate. that's because the town has seen a huge influx of artists following the opening of a new gallery there. they're helping to bridge the cultural divide between some comm

thompson's countless achievements did so much to establish her sport. she took centre stage. a lifetime achievement award, and she's still only 50. the victory for ben he didn't do it all on his own, but he did do a lot of it. joe wilson, bbc news, aberdeen. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results as match of the day two and sportscene follow soon on bbc one. two outstanding goals from kevin de bruyne plus a simple finish from raheem sterling gave manchester city a comfortable 3—0 win over arsenal at emirates stadium. tottenham beat wolves, while manchester united and everton drew 1—1. celtic are two points clear at the top of the table after their 2—0 win over hibernian. rangers are in second place. they beat motherwell 2—0. steven gerrard said he had "no complaints" after alfredo morelos was sent off for gesturing to fans after scoring their second goal. to rugby union, and exeter chiefs didn'tjust have to battle their opponents, sale sharks, to win their european champions cup game. the weather caused a few problems too, with play suspended in the second half due to heavy hail. that didn't stop exeter s

thompson won world gold in the heptathlon. raheem sterling excelled for manchester city this year. benrand slam. and lewis hamilton won the f1 world title for the sixth time. well, there's only one trophy. it's in a box on a trailer on its own remarkable journey from cardiff by bike peddled by gareth thomas. sometimes with friends helping on a quattrocycle. now, gareth played rugby 100 times for wales. he is hiv positive and his mission is to end the stigma which still surrounds aspects of life like mental health and sexuality. a long journey. he's cycled almost 500 miles. the stars are gathering, katarina johnson—thompsonjust the stars are gathering, katarina johnson—thompson just waiting alongside me. we are all keeping an eye open for gareth thomas making dummett hoping he makes it on time, although i'm sure he will, that trophy is heady. there are lots of other awards being given out, watch out for a huge reception for former by out for a huge reception for former rugby international, one of scotland's rates, doddie weir. —— that trophy is heavy. with all the sport now, here's kart

thompson and dina asher—smith. raheem sterling was nominated after outstanding performances for manchester city this year. lewis hamilton was f1 world champion for a six time. benr england in the cricket world cup in the summer. alun wynjones was part of the welsh rugby grand slam winning team. it will focus on the broader, deeper significance of sport. the trophy is being transported by bike from cardiff by gareth thomas who played 100 rugby internationals for wales and is hiv positive. whilst for the 10,000 people in the arena will be thinking, will gareth get here on time? it has been a huge test of his personal stamina. all we have to do is sit back and watch. oh, yes, and vote. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:35pm. bye for now. hello. it is1:10 p it is 1:10 p m. this is bbc news with ben brown. let's get more now on the fallout from last week's general election. as we've been hearing, jeremy corbyn has apologised for his part in labour's worst defeat since the 1930s. immediately after the vote, he faced criticism for not saying sorry to labour mps who'd lost their seats. but in a letter t

thompson's countless achievements did so much to establish her sport. she took centre stage. a lifetime achievement award, and she is still only 50. the victory for bens. he didn't do it all on his own, but he did do a lot of it. joe wilson, bbc news, aberdeen. kevin de bruyne has been described as extraordinary by his manager, pep guardiola, after the belgian midfielder shone in manchester city's 3—0 win at arsenal. he wasted little time in making an impact at the emirates, firing city ahead after less than 20 minutes with a powerful finish. city then hit arsenal on the counter—attack, with de bruyne turning provider this time to set up raheem sterling for the second. not to be outdone, he helped himself to another goal before half—time. jose mourinho's tottenham have climbed to fifth after a late 2—1 win at wolves. manchester united drew with everton. another player to be lauded by his manager was celtic‘s jeremie frimpong, who neil lennon described as magnificent in their 2—0 win over hibernian. they are two points clear of rangers at the top of the scottish premiership. steven gerrard's side beat motherwell 2—0 at fir park. nikola katic opened th

thompson, the heptathlete, dina asher—smith, the sprinter. raheem sterling was nominated after his outstanding performances for manchester city this year. lewis hamilton was f1 world champion for the sixth time, bennes was welsh rugby captain for another six nations grand slam so some outstanding individuals. i also think the programme here will focus a lot on the broader, deeper significance of sport. you may be aware that the trophy itself is being transported by bike from cardiff by gareth thomas, who played a hundred rugby internationals for wales and is hiv positive. so one of the questions in the minds of the 10,000 people in the arena here this evening and the millions watching will be, will gareth get here in time? now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. hello. it has been a cold, blustery weekend with some showers falling as sleet and snow over higher ground in the north. also hailstones and thunderstorms for the site. this was the scene in north yorkshire, clear skies and sunshine. in the evening, the showers will rattle east across the showers will rattle east across the uk. thunderstorms in the south. further north, icy stretches for parts of northern england a

thompson's countless achievements did so much to establish her sport. to establish para sport. she took centre stage — a lifetime achievement award, and she's still only 50. the victory for ben. ben stokes and spoty on almost all of this morning's back pages, lots of football in there too. the telegraph celebrates kevin de bruyne's brilliant performance in manchester city's 3—0 win over arsenal. the guardian focuses on arsenal's problems, interim boss freddie ljungberg calling on the club to make a decision about the next permanent manager. and there's mesut 0zil on the back of the sun, after reacting angrily to being substituted. and this is what happened, 0zil kicking away his gloves as he headed to the bench. interim boss freddie ljungberg said he would "deal" with the german. an incident which summed up arsenal's day. because they were tormented by kevin de bruyne who was at his brilliant best. he scored two and set up one. unsurprisingly, he was named man of the match. all the results and reaction from england, scotland and the wsl on the bbc sport webiste. the draw for the knockout stages of the champions league takes place at 11am this morning — four english teams inv

thompson's countless achievements did so much to establish her sport. she took centre stage — a lifetime achievement award, and she is still only 50. the victory for benht and sally was there in aberdeen. we will hear more from her in the programme. to the premier league, and kevin de bruyne was at his brilliant best as manchester city comfortably beat arsenal. he scored a couple of crackers — this brilliant finish got city going in the first couple of minutes. he then set up raheem sterling for the second, before a thumping third. it finished 3—0 at the emirates. arsenal's miserable day was summed up by mesut ozil. substituted on the hour, he angrily kicked away his gloves as he headed to the bench. interim boss freddie ljungberg said he would ‘deal‘ with the german. elsewhere duncan ferguson is having more fun as everton's caretaker manager. they took the lead against manchester united at old trafford thanks to an own goal, cue ferguson's delight. celebrating like he'd scored the goal himself. it has been a long time since we have seen at ferguson celebrating like that at old trafford. it looked for a long time like everton would win it, but mason g

welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and ben thompson. our headlines today: jeremy corbyn apologises for his part in labour's heavy election defeat. writing in two sunday newspapers, he says the party "came up short". a british tourist is shot dead and his son wounded during a struggle with armed robbers outside a hotel in buenos aires. cha cha champions — kelvin and oti samba their way to the strictly crown. i was iwas in i was in disbelief, complete disbelief. it wasjust i was in disbelief, complete disbelief. it was just like... i was in disbelief, complete disbelief. it wasjust like... did they just say our disbelief. it wasjust like... did theyjust say our name! a perfect ten for liverpool. their lead goes to double digits as a double from mo salah see them beat watford and remain unbeaten in the premier league this season. another day of sunshine and showers with strong gusty winds. some of the showers will have a bit of snow in them, particularly in the north of them, particularly in the north of the uk. jeremy corbyn has apologise