a lot of questions answered by anthonyjoshua".ut in an interview to mark the anniversary her parents say they still hope she'll be found both labour and the conservatives will spend the day claiming they would be the ones to improve worker's conditions. anthonyjoshua produces the performance of his career to win the world heavyweight title with a knockout at wembley stadium. sport now...and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. jessica creighton tyson fury says he will fight anthonyjoshua. joshua added the world title with a pulsating when. he was left needing i'm not going to recover on the scorecard and he delivered copping the matter —— dropping wladimir klitschko two times before the referee came in to stop the fight. it is anthonyjoshua remixes 19 professional fights unbeaten. his promoter says realistically it will bea promoter says realistically it will be a rematch with wladimir klitschko two other opponents. he came to show what he was about, that he still had it. but i knew it was going to be tough for him to k

then anthonyjoshua stopped lightly been taken out anthonyjoshua stopped lightly been ta ken out by anthonyjoshuamaginary sniper and doesn't move for four seconds but somehow manages to last for the end of the rhine. i was exhausted and the boxers were exhausted and 90,000 people watching it were exhausted and we still had five fights did go. —— five rounds to go. you can make predictions like that. wladimir klitschko had an eye patch that required 13 stitches. he had a co mforta ble that required 13 stitches. he had a comfortable lead good the 11th round but two of the three judges at ringside had anthonyjoshua at front and starting the 11th round i had no idea what was going to come. the concussive viciousness that result. that was a sign of a real champion. in many ways he's a boxing baby. it is only his 19th fight. it was the 69th fight for wladimir klitschko and anthony joshua finds 69th fight for wladimir klitschko and anthonyjoshua finds something from those darkest places where real champions have to and finally sent wladimir klitschko down for the second time. it with breathless and brea

anthonyjoshua has anthony joshua has held anthonyjoshua has held on to his title.n. not undisputed yet but that will be the next step if he can. anthonyjoshua has gone into the stratosphere. he is the man they are all going to want to fight now. a fantastic night for british boxing in front of a record number of fans. 0lly foster with that report on the big fight at wembley stadium. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages of the sunday newspapers. the observer leads on saturday's summit of eu leaders saying they want the uk to provide guarantees to eu citizens living in britain before any trade talks can begin. the sunday times reports that the other eu member states have rejected theresa may's negotiating position and accused her of living in a "parallel reality". the sunday telegraph says the prime minister has rejected the demands coming from brussels with politicians on both sides of the channel warning that the talks could turn nasty. the mail on sunday focuses on pensions, reporting that theresa may will bring in new laws to prevent a repeat of the

at round number six, anthonyjoshua, on the floor in his career. this competitive fight, we had anthony joshua two men in this competitive fight, we had anthonyjoshua behind on points, but it was a blistering rally to knock the man out. sensational. back and forth. from the start, just norway of predicting this? —— no way. the start, just norway of predicting this? -- no way. exactly. that is why 90,000 came through the tall was. we did have been the energy of anthonyjoshua, or the wisdom of klitschko? i do not think anybody anticipated what it became. and anthonyjoshua, not the usual boxer. speaks clearly. speaks about character. and talking to somebody earlier, he stayed in the ring, pics with his family. an interesting man. certainly. but we can speak the same about klitschko, full phd graduates, both been heavyweight champions, and the build—up to the fight was about cordial conduct, not trash talk. these two gentlemen remain true to who they are. gentlemen of the sport, respect before and after, and the state in the ring for some amount of tim

and anthonyjoshua peeling off.an epic slugfest here at wembley arena. 0ur sports correspondent 0lly foster was ringside at wembley. it was an absolutely extraordinary fight. anthonyjoshua, the ibf world champion, was taken to a very, very dark place tonight. he was dropped to the canvas for the first time in his career. his 19th fight. he had already put wladimir klitschko down, as well, in the fifth round. wladimir klitschko 14 years his senior, the former world champion of the heavyweight division, undefeated in a decade. he thought he could get back to the top. and my word, he so nearly did, the ukrainian. but there was unbelievable response from anthonyjoshua. this is the longest fight in his professional career. he then knocked out klitschko in the 11th round. all klitschko had to do was hang on to the end of the fight. he was ahead on points in this fight. butjoshua knocked him down three times in the 11th round, and the referee had to intervene, and the fight was all over. so we have anthonyjoshua has held o

anthonyjoshua is anthony joshua is burning anthonyjoshua is burning brighter than ever this morning,ight the lights almost went out. wladimir klitschko, at the age of 41, wladimir klitschko, at the age of a1, defying the march of time. in a stadium famous for knockout competitions, they came in record numbers to see aj deliver the most important knockout of his career. the ukrainian rock and was so resilient. in the next round he was stunned. hitting the ground for the first time. is fight was just getting started. he had never been before the seventh round, this went to eight, nine, ten. and wladimir klitschko looked like he was going to be top. but then anthonyjoshua put him down again and again. he showed unbelievable heart, but another flurry of punches ended the contest. and the fire was still burning. i don't boxjust for the belts, i don't boxjust burning. i don't boxjust for the belts, i don't box just for money. burning. i don't boxjust for the belts, i don't boxjust for money. i just enjoyed it so blue i don't feel like someone who lost. —— enjoy it. tonight, we all one. eve

but then anthonyjoshua put him down again and again.wed unbelievable heart, but another flurry of punches ended the contest. and the fire was still burning. i don't box just for the belts, i don't box just for money. ijust enjoy it. i don't feel like someone who lost. tonight, we all won. even though i did not get the belt, i don't feel like i lost. wembley is slowly returning to normal. this night will not be forgotten in a hurry. if you cut through all the hype, this was one of the great heavyweight contests. anthonyjoshua is still learning, and that is a frightening thought, especially for his next opponent. 0llie foster, bbc news, at the wembley stadium. lots of debate about who's next may be. he could beat tyson freely. some famous faces gave their views. here is what arnold schwarzenegger had to say. he was there watching. —— tyson freely. —— say. he was there watching. —— tyson freely. — — fury. say. he was there watching. —— tyson freely. -- fury. sugar ray leonard wrote such an amazing fight with two great fighters. lennox lewi

just a bump on the road for anthonyjoshua if of a1.he future, whoever wins here will have two belts then they will look to unify again if possible, wilder is the heavyweight champion, he is in town, has spent him at the way in today. most definitely. this has been marinated through a lot of people heads. the promoters, managers, networks. i think they are putting stuff together now. it would be a delay. people are demanding this. especially ifjoshua people are demanding this. especially if joshua wins, people are demanding this. especially ifjoshua wins, they will bea especially ifjoshua wins, they will be a bigger man, nobody else is doing to be able to fight but wilder. unification bout. that is why i want to get that belt, bring another bill to the table. winner ta kes another bill to the table. winner takes all. that would be an incredible fight. so complicated get these unification fights together, but wilder is waiting and willing. he is, he will come here and no two ways about it, and he is exciting. he turns a fight with one pu

anthonyjoshua put him down again and again. but another flurry of punches signalled the end of the contest. and the fire was still burning. fighting is fun. i'll say it to you again. i don't box just for the belts, i don't box just for money. ijust enjoy it. i don't feel like someone who lost. tonight, we all won. even though i did not get the belts, i don't feel like i lost. wembley is slowly returning to normal. but this night will not be forgotten in a hurry. if you cut through all the hype, this was one of the great heavyweight contests. anthonyjoshua is still improving, still learning, and that is a frightening thought, especially for his next opponent. mercedes driver valtteri bottas claimed the first victory of his formula one career at the russian grand prix. but there was disappointment for his teammate lewis hamilton. our f1 reporter tom clarkson is in sochi. every sport loves to have a new hero. and formula one got one today, when bottas swept aside. eyeing a maiden f1 win, today was valtteri bottas's time to shine.

but then anthonyjoshua put him down again and again. heart, but another flurry of punches ended the contest. and the fire was still burning. it's fun. i don't box just for the belts, i don't box just for money. ijust enjoy it. i don't feel like someone who lost. tonight, we all won. even though i did not get the belt, i don't feel like i lost. wembley is slowly returning to normal. this night will not be forgotten in a hurry. if you cut through all the hype, this was one of the great heavyweight contests. anthonyjoshua is still learning, and that is a frightening thought, especially for his next opponent. manchester united could go above liverpool and into the top four today — that's if they beat swansea. they kicked offjust over 15 minutes ago at old trafford and the latest score is... 0-0. swansea have come close. in today's other games, second bottom middlesbrough host fourth place manchester city. tottenham could close the gap on chelsea to just one point, but they'll need to beat arsenal to do it, and hope chelsea lose at everton.

with just 18 pro fights, anthonyjoshua concedes 14 yea rs of fights, anthonyjoshua concedes 14 yearslf. is wladimir klitschko too much too soon. wladimir klitschko too much too soon. plenty want to know the answer. the audience here will broke post war boxing records and the fight will be watched in more than 140 countries. the fight could generate up to £60 million, which would mean for anthonyjoshua that come sunday morning he could be £15 million richer. the world may well be watching, but anthonyjoshua's mum won't be. i have hit people before and i admire the shot, because i'm, i have the best seat in the house and that is why i don't wa nt the house and that is why i don't want my mum to be that close to seeing her son go through war. shes won't in your life? yes. let's keep a smile on herface. i can't remember the last time i saw her worried. she might well be about to miss a career—ending fight for wladimir klitschko and a career—defining one for her son. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. you would be a brave person to wear your bathers this bank holiday. but

of the biggest boxing bouts of recent times when britain's anthonyjoshua, the olympic champion, takes on ukraine's wladimir klitschko at wembley stadium. our sports editor, dan roan, has been watching anthony joshua's preparations. there's some flash photography in his report. final preparations for the fight of his life. regarded as the man heavyweight box's been crying out for, anthonyjoshua is on the verge of becoming the sports biggest star. and, having granted us access to his training camp... how are you doing, bro? ..he told me just what it takes to become a champion. i've broken my ribs before, my hand. you know, i've dislocated shoulders and stuff in the gym, but we get it right for the fight. the coach's try to reveal your potential and then it becomes a bit of an ordeal because they start pushing you to places that you've never been before. this is a new level, is it, for you? just a whole new level, completely. especially with the type of fight we're in as well. joshua has come a long way in a short space of time. london 2012 olympic champion, since turning professional he

in age, there are 1a years between anthonyjoshua and vladimir klitschko, but today they were face to ahead of wembley‘s showdown in front of 90,000 fans. they may be playing second fiddle in the title race, but the two manchester clubs city and united have the top four to battle for as they meet tonight at the ethiad. and could china's most famous sportsman be on course to knock out the defending champion at snooker‘s world championships? ding junhui leads mark selby after the first day. thank you forjoining us. but first, to a boxing press conference with a difference. name calling was left to the politicians today, as anthony joshua and vladimir klitschko were full of respect for each other ahead of their world heavyweight title unification fight. joshua says victory at wembley on saturday would be a stepping stone to greatness while the ukrainian klitschko had a trick up his sleeve. 0lly foster was watching for us at wembley. we heard from wladimir klitschko and anthonyjoshua we heard from wladimir klitschko and anthony joshua ahead we heard from wladimir klitschko and anthonyjosh

they will want anthonyjoshua to go over there and fight now. superstar after this now. sensational. he proved people, not wrong, they knew he was brilliant, but he has pushed into the deeper and darker limits of heavyweight boxing, going almost all the way, the whole distance. people wonder whether he can actually do that against a brilliant fighter in wladimir klitschko. they have had their answer. anthony joshua wladimir klitschko. they have had their answer. anthonyjoshua new he was looking for the knockout, and my word, he got it in that 11th round. —— knew. word, he got it in that 11th round. -- knew. thank you very much. you obviously enjoyed your evening at work. thank you very much. talking from wembley. as the eu was meeting the prime minister was in scotland, her first visit since calling the general election. she used it to repeat her claim that every vote for the conservatives would strengthen her hand in the brexit negotiations as glen campbell reports. a world away from the eu summit, on royal deeside, near aberdeen. theresa may a

as anthonyjoshua prepares for the biggest night of his life.s the bbc he's a "man of the people" and still the same as when he was 17. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. theresa may says she wants a mandate from every part of the uk when she goes into brexit negotiations. the prime minister was speaking in south wales, taking the tory campaign into what has traditionally been a labour heartland. and despite substantial leads for the tories in recent polls she warned party workers against being complacent. from bridgend, here's our political editor laura kuenssberg on a conservative party determined to turn the electoral map blue. if the tories want headlines about a new iron lady... they are not very su btle new iron lady... they are not very subtle about it. theresa may came to inspect this factory in newport. must be doing something right, she joked. she needs to to achieve a big if, to turn wales into tory territory. it is audacious to pop up in labourland at territory. it is audacious to pop up in labour land at the start. she

there was unbelievable response from anthonyjoshua.o in the 11th round. all wladimir klitschko had to do was hang on to the end of the fight. he was ahead on points. he was ahead on points in this fight, but the joshua knocked was ahead on points in this fight, but thejoshua knocked him down three times in the 11th round, and the referee at two intervened, and the referee at two intervened, and the fight was all over. now it was advertised as the ultimate in luxury — but a new festival in the bahamas was imploded on the day it was supposed to begin. harvey biggs has the story. the actual experience exceeds all spectators... this is how the festival was billed, a cultural moment, boasting some of the greatest artists on earth. fyre festival offered a weekend of a private island in the bahamas, rubbing shoulders with the rich and famous. with tickets costing up to $2000 for a four person package. an event, heavily promoted on social media, but caused a viral buzz of a different kind. —— $12,000. festival viewers arrived on friday to find

the fighters weighed in with anthonyjoshua £10 heavier.sing his belts to tyson fury in 2015, but this is klitschko's 69th professional contest. joshua has had just 18. i'd like, six foot six aps. a good fighter but one i will have two come up against myself. i am ready to go as far as i need to go to get the win. i have shown before, and that is all it is, i have got the skill and determination, but i am willing to dig deep. now is the right time, the opportunity is there. opportunities are not coming every day, the opportunity is there. i have one of the rising stars in anthonyjoshua, it's perfect. who would have else have fought ifjoshua wouldn't be there? nobody. in the premier league, it could be a sad afternoon for sunderland, who take on bournemouth at the stadium of light. david moyes's side can be relegated, if they fail, to at least match hull city's result at southampton. we'll need a really, really good run of results for things to go our way but while there's a chance we're not going to admit to anything else. so we've got to t

anthonyjoshua put him down again and again.d unbelievable heart, but another flurry of punches signalled the end of the contest. and the fire was still burning. fighting is fun. i don't box just for the belts, i don't box just for money. ijust enjoy it. i don't feel like someone who lost. tonight, we all won. even though i did not get the belts, i don't feel like i lost. wembley is slowly returning to normal. but this night will not be forgotten in a hurry. if you cut through all the hype, this was one of the great heavyweight contests. anthonyjoshua is still improving, still learning, and that is a frightening thought, especially for his next opponent. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:30. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on the campaign trail, and that news that theresa may has committed not to raise vat if she's elected. labour's shadow chancellor john mcdonnell has said that his party's spending proposals will be fully coste

anthonyjoshua has anthony joshua has had anthonyjoshua has had two successful defences but never facedl he lost his belt to tyson fury. they are going through anthony joshua ‘s ibf belt and the vacant wba belt. so we had to get a unification fight on and to get it on here at wembley station with 90,000. the gates are open and that will be a post—war record in great britain boxing crowd. the anticipation is really something because it has been a frenetic fight week and so much respect to the two men. joshua at 27 and wladimir klitchko at 41 but he has bought so many more fights —— he has fought so many more fights —— he has fought so many more fights —— he has fought so many more fights than anthony joshua. how do the pundits think this fight will go. they are split. there are many arguments breaking out between fans and boxing writers and correspondence because they simply do not know. yes, you have the younger man whose unbeaten 18 fights but joshua the younger man whose unbeaten 18 fights butjoshua has never really been tested. you've got wladimir klitchko in this unfamiliar challeng

not for anthonyjoshua, he is a big star.gree. there is no shame injoshua, who is a boxing baby, a big baby but a boxing novice. it is only his 19th fight. wladimir klitschko can't even remember his 19th fight! he would have to watch it on vhs! we will have to watch it on vhs! we will have to watch it on vhs! we will have to leave it there, thank you for joining have to leave it there, thank you forjoining us and enjoy its tonight. and you can hear live radio commentary of the fight on bbc radio 5 live from 9pm this evening. i'm trying to imagine steve bunce doing stoolball commentary! he could doing stoolball commentary! he could do anything. let's get the weather now. we have a decent day ahead, a little bit of mixed weather in the next couple of days and some rain for some of us but this is how things are looking, this was near twickenham. heading through the remainder of the weekend, things feel warmer than in the past week and it will turn quite breezy at times, particularly in the west, and a chance of some rain on sund

i have one of the rising stars in anthonyjoshua, it's perfect.s well as the bbc sport website and the app. a strange old week for newcastle in which they were promoted to the premier league and raided as part of a fraud investigation ended with victory. they beat cardiff 2—0 thanks to a brilliant free kick from christian atsu. isaac heydon added the second as they close in on leaders brighton but brighton will still win the title if they beat bristol city today. in the scottish premiership, liam boyce scored all four goals as ross county beat inverness in the highland derby. boyce scored twice from open play and twice from the penalty spot to keep inverness bottom by five points. less than a week after being beaten in the scottish cup semi—final by their biggest rivals, rangers today have the chance to gain some revenge in the league. celtic have already won the title and beat their glasgow neighbours 2—0 at hampden park last sunday. the midday kick off at ibrox will see rangers try to inflict celtic‘s first domestic defeat of the season. in the

also ahead: an spectacular win for anthonyjoshua.was billed as the biggest fight in british boxing history, and it definitely lived up to expectation. joshua powers past wladimir klitschko to become the unified heavyweight champion of the world. a pension pledge from theresa may. she promises to tackle irresponsible bosses, as jeremy corbyn sets out his plan for workers rights. president trump marks his 100th day in office, insisting at a rally he's kept "one promise after another." more recycling, selling wonky veg, and scrapping best before dates. we'll hear why mps think serious action is needed to tackle food waste. and sarah has the weather. good morning. good morning. a rather mixed picture today. wet and windy weather for the south—west of england and wales as well. elsewhere, still breezy, but with some sunshine. i will have a full forecast for you in about 15 minutes. thank you very much. good morning. first, our main story. the parents of madeleine mccann say they believe their daughter is still alive and real progress is b

the old sport of boxing, coming back with a wallop and anthonyjoshua.. was a heck of a fight. 90,000 people going mad at wembley stadiumm was a heck of a fight. 90,000 people going mad at wembley stadium. it is a sports story on the front page. it does not happen that often these days. there was a time when the grand national winner, sport does not get onto the front pages quite as often. at the end of the day a man has battered another man in front of 90,000 baying fans. the older i get the more uncomfortable i get. i did not watch it but i love the stories about a comeback from a sixth round knock—down. everyone loves those stories. that is it from the papers. my grateful thanks to my guest. let's take a look at tomorrow's frontpage is —— just a reminder, we take a look at tomorrow's front pages every evening at 10:40pm here on bbc news. as the bank holiday weekend continues, the weather is looking mixed. a lot of bright and breezy weather on the cards in many parts of the country. here is the scene in north yorkshire. some buying conditions. through

but then anthonyjoshua put him down again and again.punches ended the contest. and the fire was still burning. i don't box just for the belts, i don't box just for money. ijust enjoy it. i don't feel like someone who lost. tonight, we all won. even though i did not get the belt, i don't feel like i lost. this night will not be forgotten in a hurry. if you cut through all the hype, this was one of the great heavyweight contests. anthonyjoshua is still learning, and that is a frightening thought, especially for his next opponent. 0llie foster, bbc news, at the wembley stadium. mercedes driver valtteri bottas claimed the first victory of his formula one career at the russian grand prix. but there was disappointment for his team—mate lewis hamilton. here's ben croucher. eyeing an maiden fi win, today was va ltteri eyeing an maiden fi win, today was valtteri bottas's time to shine. with team—mate lewis hamilton off the place this weekend that was up to the finnish driver to take the fight to priory. he had to to get past of the grid and disp

three years ago, anthonyjoshua was something special.on the undercard. he was the first fight up. one of his early fights, just as he was finding his feet, won by knockout in 83 seconds in the first round. we expect this one to go a lot further. he has usually done the business in the first round, second or third round. two of his fights have gone to the seventh round. but klitschko is such a clever fighter. if it goes the distance, it goes to the scorecards, many people feel that klitschko's ring craft could see him get this on points, people think thatjoshua needs to knock him out to win it. you can listen to that fight on bbc radio 5 live from 9pm. ferrari's return to form in formula one has continued, as championship leader sebastian vettel took pole for this weekend's russian grand prix — closely followed by his teammate kimi raikkonen. for the mercedes of lewis hamilton though, the weekend has been a struggle thus far, he's ath on the grid, behind his teammate valtteri bottas, as ben croucher reports. sochi's olympic park, as a spo

anthonyjoshua put him down again and again. but another flurry of punches signalled the end of the contest. and the fire was still burning. fighting is fun. i don't box just for the belts, i don't box just for money. ijust enjoy it. i don't feel like someone who lost. tonight, we all won. even though i did not get the belts, i don't feel like i lost. wembley is slowly returning to normal. but this night will not be forgotten in a hurry. if you cut through all the hype, this was one of the great heavyweight contests. anthonyjoshua is still improving, still learning, and that is a frightening thought, especially for his next opponent. it is almost 2:30 p.m., let's check out the weather forecast. todayis today is probably shaping up to be the better day of the bank holiday weekend with lots of areas seeing plenty of sunshine. the sunshine is fairly hazy but it is warm and places, with temperatures up to 18 celsius. the south west in towards wales it has been a different story, quite cool, wet, heavy rain for cornwall and devon and

our sports correspondent natalie pirks caught up with anthonyjoshua today.gets off the canvas in the sixth... with every headline comes the realisation of what he has achieved — overnight global superstardom. but with the spoils of his greatest night never far from his sight, anthonyjoshua's staying the only way he knows how. grounded. i am going back to the same flat, with the same family. nothing changes, do you know what i mean? perception and reach changes, but where i am, where i am based, the ground i am on does not change. it is nice. it is amazing. i am still worried. i am still a fighter, and i have to keep that mindset right now. the night began with a visual feast as a] played his title role to perfection. for a while here, it looked as if his dream would also be about to go up in flames. the fight pitted power against experience, and after four cagey rounds, joshua suddenly exploded into life. but with 69 career fights comes resilience, and, boy, did klitschko come back. britain's boy wonder was down. many believed he was out. i knew i had someth

face to face — anthonyjoshua and vladimir klitchko square up ahead of what's being described as the biggestoxing history. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: defending champion mark selby is on the table tonight continuing his world championship semi—final against ding junhui. good evening. a breast cancer surgeon has been found guilty of carrying out completely unnecessary, life—changing procedures at private and nhs hospitals in the west midlands. nottingham crown court heard that 59—year—old ian paterson lied to patients, and exaggerated or invented the risk of cancer, to convince them to go under the knife. the charges related to nine women and one man, but there are hundreds of other victims. police say it's still not clear why he did it. he was bailed today and will be sentenced next month. sophie hutchinson reports. surgeon ian paterson, described as charismatic and charming, but who lied to his patients in order to deliberately wound them on the operating table, pretending they were at risk of cancer when they were not. today, some of his victims, who thought the surgeon was sav

a lot of excitement around a big boxing match tomorrow, anthonyjoshua in action.00 fans will pour into the stadium taking on a man who was world champion for over a decade in wladimir klitschko. so many questions and factors in an intriguing contest. at 41 years old, does wladimir klitschko have what it ta kes to ta ke does wladimir klitschko have what it takes to take onjoshua? it is joshua's 90th professional fight, does he have the experience to take a beat man —— to beat a man that reigned supreme for so long in the heavyweight division. answers tomorrow night. squaring up after their public work—out and press conference yesterday. the build—up has been pretty cordial between the two of them, no real predictions from either although wladimir klitschko has made one can he is keeping his memory cards close to his chest, take a look. on this usb stick i recorded a video last week. and the outcome of the fight. list stick is going to be integrated in my robe, which i'm going to wear this saturday night. sealed. do not ask me, after the fight, what is on this stick

we're starting with world heavyweight title fight between britain's anthonyjoshua and former championmir klitschko at wembley stadium tomorrow night. the fighters weighed—in this afternoon, withjoshua ten pounds heavier than his ukrainian opponent. klitschko weighed—in at 17 stone 2 pounds. it's is his first fight since losing his belts to britain's tyson fury in 2015. but this is klitschko‘s 69th professional fight, joshua has had just 18. joshua scaled 17 stone, 12 pounds, the heaviest he's ever been for a fight and is the bookies favourite to win. six foot six apiece, a good fighter, but one that will have to come up against myself. i am ready to go as far as against myself. i am ready to go as farasi against myself. i am ready to go as far as i need to go to get the wind. i showed it before. that's all it is. i have the skill and determination and are ready to dig deeper. and staying with wembley because tottenham have confirmed they'll play their home games there next season. spurs are having a new stadium built next to their current home at white hart lane, but they'll need to m

regarded as the man heavyweight box‘s been crying out for, anthonyjoshua is on the verge of becomingg granted us access to his training camp... how are you doing, bro? how are you, sir, are you well? ..he told me just what it takes to become a champion. i‘ve broken my ribs before, my hand. you know, i‘ve dislocated shoulders and stuff in the gym, but we get it right for the fight. the coaches try to reveal your potential and then it becomes a bit of an ordeal because they start pushing you to places that you‘ve never been before. this is a new level, is it, for you? just a whole new level, completely. right. especially with the type of fight we‘re in as well. joshua has come a long way in a short space of time. london 2012 olympic champion, since turning professional he‘s unbeaten and now stands to earn in excess of £10 million from saturday‘s showdown. so has fame and fortune changed him? i‘m in the same flat that i‘ve been in since in 2011. so far, the simple life has worked. where we grew up, everyone was about making money, when we were young, but it was about being low—key. yeah

the ukrainian is training at his gym in austria as he prepares for the title fight against anthonyjoshua stadium later this month. a crowd of 90,000 is expected as klitschko fights for the first time since losing to tyson fury in november 2015. he has great potential, absolutely. even right now i am confirming he has great potential. so far he has done good. 80 fights, and he is fighting in the biggest stage of his career. some would just not do that. he isa career. some would just not do that. he is a champion. and he can fight. so, he is young, and he has a lot of success. finally, if you were a commuter at grand central station in new york on tuesday you may have had something of a surprise as the stanley cup was taken on a journey. i was not one. the nhl trophy was displayed for hockey fans to not only see it, but also touch it in the iconic united states building ahead of the start of the play—offs on wednesday. that will involve 16 teams, including the new york rangers who are preparing for the post season. well, what a sight. he nearly got lost in that trophy. you can get all the

anthonyjoshua and vladimir klitchko square up ahead of saturday's heavyweight showdown.ello and welcome to bbc news. we start with breaking news from north korea. in the last couple of hours, the us military and south korean officials have confirmed north korea has fired a ballistic missile which exploded shortly after lift—off. the launch, from an airfield in pukchang, camejust hours after a special session at the un security council in which the us pushed for tougher sanctions on the pyongyang regime. barbara plett—usher reports from un headquarters in new york. after weeks of mounting concern in washington over north korea, the secretary of state arrived in the united nations to make his case. un sanctions aren't working was the message, there needs to be a new campaign of pressure. and he clarified the stakes, ultimately this is being driven by america's of national security concerns he said, so national security concerns he said, so it's serious. with each successful detonation and missile test, north korea pushes east asia and the world closer to instability and th

anthonyjoshua is wembley stadium tomorrow night.ua is £10 heavier than wladimir klitschko. totte n ha m wladimir klitschko. tottenham has confirmed they will play at wembley next season while the new stadium is being completed. andy murray fightback to reach the semifinals of the barcelona 0pen, beating the man who knocked him out of the monte carlo masters last week. more sportjust after half past. ukip's leader paul nuttall has launched his party's campaign for the general election, describing it as the "brexit election" and a great opportunity for ukip. mr nuttall said he will announce tomorrow which seat he'll been standing in for parliament. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. some say there's never a dull day with ukip. ukip want to blame migrants, refugees and muslims for all the problems in society. protesters from stand up to racism did their best to ruin ukip's election launch but their party leader paul nuttall is determined to stay bold. we will continue to lead the agenda. he is promising ukip would cur

i have one of the rising stars in anthonyjoshua, it's perfect.is is the size of his left fist, the actual size. it is as big as your head! you can size. it is as big as your head! you ca n follow size. it is as big as your head! you can follow that fight on bbc radio 5 live with commentary and build up from 90. and it is also on the app —— from 9pm. a strange old week for newcastle in which they were promoted to the premier league, and raided as part of a fraud investigation, ended with victory. they beat cardiff 2—0 thanks to a brilliant free kick from christian atsu. isaac hayden added the second, as they close in on leaders, brighton, but brighton will still win the title if they beat bristol city today. in the scottish premiership, liam boyce scored all four goals as ross county beat inverness in the highland derby. boyce scored twice from open play and twice from the penalty spot to keep inverness bottom by five points. less than a week after being beaten in the scottish cup semi—final by their biggest rivals, rangers today have the chance t

in what's being described as the biggest live event in boxing history, anthonyjoshua will attempt toivision against wladimir klitschko in front of 90,000 fans on saturday night at wembley. and even though the ibf champion will earn around £10 million, he's told the bbc‘s sports editor dan roan he's still the same guy as he was when growing up. my my apologies. as you can gather there is something amiss with that link to salford and the sports round—up. we will attempt to return to that and bring you more in the coming moment. but in the meantime we can bring you up—to—date with some other news. the us state of arkansas has put to death to prisoners in a single day. both jack jones and marcel williams were convicted of rape and murder in the 19905. convicted of rape and murder in the 1990s. part of an extraordinary race by the state authorities to put eight men to death before their stock of lethal drugs expires. the legal authorities in arkansas say the two prisoners were executed by lethal injection after final legal appeals were rejected by the courts. the first to die was jackjone

anthonyjoshua, who won the boxing at wembley stadium the other night, and he is now on his way to allrsial than tyson fury —— a lot. in order to make £1 billion he has to fight 67 such fights to make that kind of thing. we don't want to see him do that because of his eye, which is a bit damaged today, as is vladimir klitschko, who didn't even win. all of the front pages are on the website, where you can cad to a review of the newspapers, it is there all week. —— where you can see a review. you can see us there two, each night's addition of the papers is on there after we finish —— there too. coming up next, the film review. nobody mentioned line of duty! hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. hi, jason, what do we have this week? long weekend, a visit to the cinema is on the agenda for many families, and they can climb aboard a spaceship if they like. those saviours of space, the guardians of the galaxy, are back, complete with talking raccoon for volume two of guardians of the galaxy. the terrible atrocities

it is anthonyjoshua against wladimir klitschko. all of that big fight anticipation to come.place to start and that's at the stadium of light, where sunderland lost their match against bournemouth by a 1—0, meaning david moyes's side are relegated. hull true? their10-year hull true? their 10-year stay in the premier league is over. huge disappointment for david moyes and the sunderland fans. it has been coming for a while. the last decent season was 2010—11, when they finished tenth. since then, seven managers in six years. 1—0 today, josh king scored the only goal for bournemouth. he has scored 12 goals in the calendar year, three more than sunderland. that shows you where the problems are. their first win was in november. it is only one win was in november. it is only one win since the 17th of december. five all season? 18 league matches without scoring as well. so many problems. you wonder what the future will be for david moyes. before we come onto him, you say it has been coming for some time, they have been struggling all season, but you went back to 2012? that has been

and we talk to british fighter anthonyjoshua ahead of one of the biggest boxing bouts of recent yearss weekend. in sportsday on bbc news: can chelsea put seven points between them and the rest in the premier league? a win at stamford bridge over southampton tonight would do it. good evening. labour has taken steps today to spell out its approach to the brexit process if it wins the election. the shadow brexit secretary sir keir starmer said a labour government would. it would retain the option of remaining in the eu customs union subject to some reforms. and eu nationals would still be allowed to move to the uk if they had a guaranteed job offer. it's being presented as a significant clarification of labour's policy, as our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. this is where the election‘s being decided, not in political meetings, but on the streets, in the homes and in the heads of voters. we're choosing a path for britain after brexit, and on this nation—dividing issue, labour's taking a gamble that will win some voters and maybe lose a lot of others. here in barking, in a l

anthonyjoshua is 27.wis was on stage in the last half an hour and he said fighters feel fresh when they are sparring at his age could catch up with him when he steps into the ring tomorrow night about 10pm. don't forget, it is live on five live radio. thank you very much for joining us. we are going to carry on with football. the arsenal manager arsene wenger believes the only way to avoid players betting on matches would be to eliminate gambling altogether in society. wenger says he's not surprised many people become addicted since betting is ‘found everywhere'. his comments come in the wake of burnley midfielderjoey barton's 18 month ban for breaking rules concerning gambling. it is like smoke. if you don't want people to drink, don't sell alcohol. if you don't want people to bet, don't make betting official but everywhere you incite people, so out of 100 people you get five to get addicted so if you don't want to have a problem, for bid to betting. that's all sport for now. more on those stories on the

britain has a new sporting superstar in anthonyjoshua, now the world's leading heavyweight boxer, afteris extraordinary defeat of vladimir klitschko at wembley stadium last night. —— defeat of wladimir klitschko at wembley stadium last night. in one of the biggest fights ever held on british soil, he was knocked down by the ukrainian former champion but recovered and went on to stop his opponent in the eleventh round. it's being described as one of the greatest fights of recent times. as one of the greatest our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. joshua natalie pirks reports. gets off the canvas in the sixth... joshua gets off the canvas in the sixth... with every headline comes the realisation of what he has achieved — overnight global superstardom. but with the spoils of his greatest night never far from his greatest night never far from his site, angela josh's stay —— anthonyjoshua's staying the only way he knows how. i am going back to the same as in the same family. nothing changes, do you know what i mean? perception and reach changes, but where i am, where i am based, the

on saturday 90,000 spectators will see britain's anthonyjoshua, who won super heavyweight gold at thehua's preparations. there's some flash photography in his report. final preparations for the fight of his life. regarded as the man heavyweight box's been crying out for, anthonyjoshua is on the verge of becoming the sports biggest star. and, having granted us access to his training camp... how are you doing, bro? how are you, sir, are you well? ..he told me just what it takes to become a champion. i've broken my ribs before, my hand. you know, i've dislocated shoulders and stuff in the gym, but we get it right for the fight. the coaches try to reveal your potential and then it becomes a bit of an ordeal because they start pushing you to places that you've never been before. this is a new level, is it, for you? just a whole new level, completely. right. especially with the type of fight we're in as well. joshua has come a long way in a short space of time. london 2012 olympic champion, since turning professional he's unbeaten and now stands to earn in excess of £10 million from saturda

anthonyjoshua says it will just good afternoon.ight with gladbach klitschko has already seen hundreds of public workouts and n10 at the press of public workouts and n10 at the p i’ess co nfe i’e nce of public workouts and n10 at the press conference with plenty of onlookers in london, thousands perhaps, before the 90,000 at wembley eventually perhaps, before the 90,000 at wem bley eventually ta ke perhaps, before the 90,000 at wembley eventually take to their seats to eventually watch what could be the most anticipated is certainly boxing event of the year. if not ever, as the heavyweight unification title fight between joshua and wladimir klitschko takes place at wembley. we will have some of what he, joshua, and latimer klitschko has had to say, a little bit later this afternoon. their arrival in manchester were supposed to of a fight between them for the premier league title but tonight, pep guardiola and jay z marine a meet with qualification for the champions league, the potential prize on offer instead. —— jose mourinho. leag

anthonyjoshua put him down again and again.burning. fighting is fun. i don't box just for the belts, i don't box just for money. ijust enjoy it. i don't feel like someone who lost. tonight, we all won. even though i did not get the belts, i don't feel like i lost. wembley is slowly returning to normal. but this night will not be forgotten in a hurry. if you cut through all the hype, this was one of the great heavyweight contests. anthonyjoshua is still improving, still learning, and that is a frightening thought, especially for his next opponent. finland's valtteri bottas has picked up his first victory in formula one, winning the russian grand prix as the mercedes driver beat both ferraris to the first corner and held off a late charge from championship leader sebastian vettel for his maiden win. lewis hamilton could only finish fourth. john higgins has the early advantage over defending champion mark selby in the final of the world snooker championships in sheffield. selby took the lead twice in the opening three frames but o

anthonyjoshua produces the performance of his career to win the world heavyweight title with a knockoutley stadium. one of the most famous climbers in the world, ueli steck, has been killed on mount everest. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, and welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. this week we'll be discussing general elections — the campaign is in its early stages here in the uk, rather more advanced in france. we'll assess donald trump's first 100 days in office and look at the under—reported tensions between india, and china. with me today are ashis ray, the indian broadcaster the north american broadcaster jeffrey kofman, ned temko, the political commentator and eunice goes, the portuguese writer. just a few days, it feels like coming to a british general election. ned, don't look bored at the start! it is low—key, isn't it? it might get even lower, you never know. the british press often talks about a phoney war before an election campaign really starts. what is odd about this is it is kind of a phoney election. despite the prospectus, theresa may saying i need this m

we have the ibf british world champion, anthonyjoshua, and the man who dominated this division for soast night. 6000 packed in there to watch joshua arena last night. 6000 packed in there to watchjoshua and klitschko just go through the motions before that super fight, when they go head—to—head on saturday night at wembley stadium. 90,000 expected in there. that will be a post—war fight record for a crowd, but you know it's not about those records. there will be probably box office records broken as well, both men said making the tens of millions of pounds just by stepping into the ring. it's all about unifying those rings. anthony joshua has his eye on a vacant wba title as well, defining for him but also for klitschko, who at 41 thinks he has a lot to offer. canadian tennis player eugenie bouchard has lashed out at the sport's governing body for letting maria sharapova compete in tournaments after serving a 15—month doping ban. ms bouchard said the russian is a "cheater" who should never be allowed to play again. if the world knows there is a tennis tournament in stuttgart this week

oxon, we are not far away from wladimir klitschko against anthonyjoshua.ce against anthonyjoshua. their first press conference early. joshua is the current heavyweight champion of the current heavyweight champion of the ibf, wladimir klitschko is a1, he has dominated for years, but he lost his last fight against tyson fury, and he wants his titles back. it is not at about who i am fighting. ijust it is not at about who i am fighting. i just enjoy what it is not at about who i am fighting. ijust enjoy what i do, i embrace every opportunity. failure is without trying. that is why i was about to any occasion, without a shadow of doubt. there is no fear that trimble through my body, i do not underestimate any man, and that puts me on a pedestal, and ifocus on how i conduct myself inside and outside the ring. lam going outside the ring. i am going to fight a guy whose age is exactly the number of how long i have been in boxing, 27 years. can you imagine that? it is an amazing fa ct. you imagine that? it is an amazing fact. is it a degradation that i am the chal