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killing eve leads this year's bafta tv nominations.unnar solskjaer fulfills his "ultimate dream" — stepping up from caretaker manager to sign a three year contract with manchester united. good evening to you. in what many are seeing as a last ditch move to secure a brexit legacy, the prime minister has decided go for a new parliamentary vote on her eu withdrawal agreement tomorrow — but, as ever, there's a catch. this time mps will be asked to back the part of the agreement that deals only with the divorce, leaving the political declaration, which describes britain's future relations with the eu, to another day. our political editor laura kuenssberg explains what lies behind theresa may's latest parliamentary manouevre. they won'tjust be talked into it. still too many quarrels about what to do. mark is in a real minority here because he... me and 17.4 million people. no, no. ministers still want to move forward theresa may's compromise with the eu to end all the noise. politicians of all political parties have a duty to put the nationa

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. >> yeah, i just arrived from london today, we were there for the bafta awards last night.t's right, sunday night. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, that old thing. yeah. >> stephen: and it's your first grammy. >> correct. and only, probably ever. >> stephen: well, you never know. you never know, i've got two. >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: with lady gaga-- >> it's a great christmas album. we laugh, we laugh a lot. stephen: thank you uch. and lady gaga was there. you were not able to be there because you were in london. >> right, right. y have been there? have because, actually, i have a grammy for you right now. this is-- >> it's the most beautiful award. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it is, and it's practical, too. you can actually play a record on it. >> and we had to, because-- in the grammys, it was a big deal, because there was a scene in the grammys in the movie. and to get the permission for us to actually have a grammy-- so we actually made a grammy, and it was too small, because we didn't realize just how-- i mean, this is quite something. >> stephen: yeah. >

and after 8:30, find out if your favourite show has been nominated for this year's prestigious baftane, robbie williams, i have been trying to get an album like that and you have only done one album. and after 8:30, find out if your favourite show has been nominated for this year's prestigious bafta tv awards. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. theresa may has told backbench conservatives that she'll resign, providing they support her brexit deal. mrs may didn't set a date for her departure. it came as mp5 seized control of the commons agenda to hold a series of votes on alternatives to the prime minister's deal, including the possibility of another referendum. but all eight options were rejected. so, in the event the prime minister does stand down, who could be in line for the top job? let's speak to our political correspondent ben wright, who's in westminster for us. it is also who once said, who wants it? depending on whether the proneness to goes in the next three months or six months, she has uncorked a leadership contest, there is no doubt abo

the picture is of the stars of bbc thriller ‘killing eve', which has received 1a bafta nominations.—— charlie is not here. he is in westminster. here it is, why age is notjust a number. he first picked up a tennis racket. at age 12. he has become the world number one at age a2. the world doubles over 85 ‘s. ——he is 80 but he picked up a tennis racket at age a2. there how long can you hold your breath underwater?” a2. there how long can you hold your breath underwater? i can't really say i've tried. you can train your mind to relax. i was training with someone and i got taught to relax. do it with close supervision, of course. this man has broken the world record for free diving under the ice. in the norwegian fjords, he went down to 70 metres. he can hold his breath underwater for eight minutes. mind boggling. his breath underwater for eight minutes. mind bogglingm his breath underwater for eight minutes. mind boggling. it makes you think these people have huge logs but a lot of it is mind? does make lungs. but you have to get to a relaxed state. i don't know if i could shut my mind

that leads the bafta nominations. we will also bring you i look at tomorrow's front pages in the papers. that is all ahead for you on bbc news. now sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm john watson. the headlines... the ultimate dream for solskjaer as his position is made permanent. iamso i am so honoured and privileged to be given this fantastic responsibility to move us forward. there was an honour for captain kane at buckingham palace... england's women sign off in style after a twenty20 whitewash over sri lanka. also ahead tonight... was it worth the wait? bronze at long last for britain's four—man bob. it's the news that most, if not everyone in football was expecting. 0le gunnar solskjaer has been appointed the permanent manager of manchester united on a three—year deal. champions league qualification this season the aim. beyond that, a premier league title, the expectation. our sports correspondent, david 0rnstein, is at old trafford. he said himself it is the job he a lwa ys he said himself it is the