one of our colleagues of bbc radio cambridge, cambridge couege of bbc radio cambridge, cambridge collegel, especially adapted for the election. so for a little moment of calm, just for the very end, let us listen to this. (music) vote. i will probably get in trouble for this but actually bought some christmas decorations for this studio. this it is not technically christmas on this channel into the 19th of december, so no christmas decorations on the bbc news channel. but i am happy elect. that is it for electioncast on tv, we hope you have enjoyed our tv show through this campaign and we will publish this as a podcast which will be available on bbc sounds. download the app and you'll be able get us there and search for electioncast and other great broadcasting christmas mixes. tomorrow, we will disappear from the airwaves and social media because it is against the law to talk about election into the polls close at ten o'clock in i'm hoping will be tuning in on bbc one and the ex impulsive ten o'clock, laura will bring you all of the gossip she is getting on her phone drunk the night int

there'll be special coverage on bbc radio 4 and five live and of course, there's full coverage onlinews app. the headlines on bbc news. police in new zealand say they plan to go to white island tomorrow, to retrieve the bodies of people killed there — despite the risk of another eruption. a former prisoner who fought off the london bridge attacker with a fire extinguisher has the bbc he was prepared to die to protect others. polling stations have opened across the uk for voting in the general election — the first to be held in december in nearly a century. in sport, jose mourinho says spurs will be a team to be feared in the last 16, despite losing 3—1 to bayern munich in their final last 16, despite losing 3—1 to bayern munich in theirfinal group game last night. manchester city 14-1. game last night. manchester city 14—1. steven gerard is going to extend his stay as rangers managers, it seems. he has had a great start at ibrox and says it would be a simple decision to sign the new deal on offer. yet another strange evening in the life of ronnie o'sullivan who refused to shake the ha

figures seen by bbc radio five live investigates show clubs are posting record pre—tax losses, as theynding in the league is a bubble waiting to burst. andy swiss reports. it‘s football‘s richest competition, but is the battle simply to reach the premier league coming at a hefty cost? when wolves celebrated promotion last year they did so having spent far more than they‘d earned, and they weren‘t alone. figures analysed by the bbc showed championship sides racked up a record £307 million in pre—tax losses. only five of the 2a teams in the division made a profit, while spending on wages exceeded revenues by 11%. one former championship chairman believes some owners are gambling with their clubs‘ futures. it is a billionaire gamblers‘ paradise. my worry is the one who may be putting in money, in four, five or six years‘ time, when they get bored and leave a club in such debt with such high wage bills, who is going to be there to pick up what they‘ve left? it‘s a bubble that will burst. and questions over football‘s finances have been getting louder after bury were expelled from the footb

you can listen to the big fight on bbc radio 5 live, or via the bbc sounds app, where there's lots ofteam in saudi arabia. the main event is due to start around 9pm uk time. meanwhile the doping charge against dillian whyte — who's on the undercard in ryiadh — has been dropped. the british heavyweight tested positive for a banned steroid injune just before his winning fight against 0scar rivas. uk anti—doping though have now said the levels in his sample were "very low" and that it was not caused by by ‘any fault, negligence or wrongdoing" on whyte‘s part. watford have their third manager of the season and it's nigel pearson. the former leicester city and hull mananger will take charge after saturday's premier league game against crystal palace.pearson takes after saturday's premier league game against crystal palace. pearson takes over from quique sanchez flores‘ who was sacked after only 3 months in charge. watford are bottom of the table — 7 points from safety. chelsea are free to sign new players again after their transfer ban was reduced on appeal by the court of arbitration for

downing street briefing ministers not to go on the bbc radio four programme. his other thing also is they are set to decriminalise the no payment of the license fee. this is something they were criticised on on all sides during the election campaign, and that will come through now. borisjohnson did hint that he would do this and it seems like he is actually coming through with that. eight and before we leave, what did you make of the attacks from both sides on the media? i would absolutely agree with jeremy corbyn that the media is biased. i actually do think there is remain biased and

downing street briefing ministers not to go on the bbc radio four programme. not happy with the bbc coverage. this other thing also is they are set to decriminalise the no payment of the license fee. this is something they were criticised on on all sides during the election campaign, and that will come through now. borisjohnson did hint that he would do this and it seems like he is actually coming through with that. eight and before we leave, what did you make of the attacks from both sides on the media? i would absolutely agree with jeremy corbyn that the media is biased. i actually do think there is remain biased and i think there is an anti— labour bias. but in terms of labour going forward, there is no point in saying that the media is biased because that isn't going to change. we need to find their way around that. i don't think there is institutional bias, i think you could see certain peoples' bases assigning to a point but i don't think the media is institutionally biased and i don't think there is a point in saying it is the media's fault, we hate the

there's live commentary of liverpool's match of liverpool's match against saltzburg on bbc radio fivechelsea against lille. still to come on sportsday... we speak to gold medal hopeful for toyko 2020 freya anderson, as she reflects on her success at the european short course championship. and we take a look at the paintings that have hooked boxing's biggest names. the american golfer patrick reed has denied he's a cheat after being penalised for breaking the rules in a tournament last week. last year's masters champion twice moved sand in a bunker with his practice swing, which carries a two stroke penalty. reed plays for the us in this week's presidents cup in australia and has been criticised by players from the opposing team. at the end of the day, whenever you're out there, if you do something unintentionally that brea ks something unintentionally that breaks the rules, it is not considered cheating at the end of the day, that is what it is. if you're intentionally trying to do something then, yes, that would be cheating but i was not intentionally trying to improve the lie or any

analysis from bbc radio 5 live; the accountants deloitte; and football finance experts, visible, foundd that more than half of clubs are spending more on wages than they make in income. the football league says it's set up a "working group" to look at possible changes that could help the sustainability of clubs in the long—term. former chairman of wigan david sharpe says it's not sustainable. nobody is thinking about the worst—case scenario, what we do not get there. the out break if you do get there. the out break if you do get there, their play. plenty of other teams that will not get there. it is worrying. it is a bubble, it will burst. waiting to burst, but it will burst. waiting to burst, but it will burst. waiting to burst, but it will burst. unless something dramatic changes. richard masters has been named as the premier league's new chief executive. it comes just two weeks after david pemsel resigned before he'd even started the role, following newspaper allegations about his private life. masters was the fourth person to be offered thejob. he's been in temporary charge since t

i host the award—winning podcast you, me and the big c on bbc radio 5 live. hi! hello!ng well. i was going to say it's nice to be here not as a patient. 0h, absolutely, absolutely! cyberknife is amazing. it has stopped the growth of two of my tumours that were in inoperable places — one was wrapped around an artery — and i couldn't be more grateful to have this treatment. we know that we've constantly got you in the right place, so we can give a higher dose more safely. it's a team effort. but ultimately, a team effort that is saving my life and prolonging my life and i couldn't be more grateful for that, so thank you for that. oh, you're very welcome. you're very welcome. when did you start feeling like you've got a temperature? yesterday. over the last year, i have been taking some new, targeted drugs. i'm one of the first people actually in the uk to be on that combination. it has actually stabilised my cancer. i've had hundreds and hundreds of tests. you never get used to them. and you never get used to them. people like beth that help administer those drugs are ver

and you can listen to live commentary of the fight on bbc radio 5 live or via bbc sounds plus there will. the main event is due to start around 9pm. on to football, with a look at the rest of the days results with that and the rest in the premier league, here's rhia chohan. so a bad day for manchester city, but liverpool keep going? yes, after the 3pm kick—offs, liverpool have moved 11 points clear at the top of the premier league with a 3—0 win over bournemouth. alex oxlade—chamberlain, who was one of seven changes for the reds, started off the scoring. naby keita made it 2—0 before the break after mo salah set him up with a lovely backheel. and keita was sure to return the favour... he set up salah for liverpool's third goal. liverpool have now won 15 of 16 premier league games this season. but it was that clean sheet that jurgen klopp was happy about because it's liverpool's first in 1a games. it was, professionally, controlled, scoring wonderful goals. we did not wa nt to scoring wonderful goals. we did not want to do it of an exciting again, so had to really control the game. it was

and you can listen to live commentary of the fight on bbc radio 5 live or via bbc sounds plus there willte and app. the main event is due to start around 9pm. a week is a long time in football and what a week it's been for everton. beaten 5—2 in the merseyside derby, they sacked manager marco silva just 2a hours later. former player duncan ferguson stepped up to take charge for today's visit of chelsea to goodison park and it went well! yes, goals from dominic calvert lewin and richarleson gave ferguson, and some of the ball boys plenty of reasons to jump forjoy as they won 3—1. adam wild was watching. at first glance, this did not appear a club in crisis. these were fans ready to welcome a hero at a moment they needed when most. commentator: duncan ferguson! cheering. there were few with a more fearsome reputation and as a manager, the task lies ahead. his tenure merely be temporary, but having saved the club with goals in the past, how he would love to play a part in saving them again. never shy of making an impact, here it was swift. the charlatan heading them in front against chelsea

you can listen to the big fight on bbc radio five live. or via the bbc sounds app.of build up too from our team in saudi arabia. the main event is due to start around 9pm. dillion weight has had a doping violation charge dropped. uk anti—doping said the traces of bandit steroids and a sample given before the heavyweight‘s victory over oscar injuly before the heavyweight‘s victory over oscar in july where before the heavyweight‘s victory over oscar injuly where a very low and not caused by any fault, negligence, orwrongdoing. and not caused by any fault, negligence, or wrongdoing. they say the presence of a steroid was not caused by any of those things on wide apart. one of the reasons we are able to bring that breaking news, you can see more on the bbc sport website. now, we are in the traditional preimer league sacking season right now is that clubs want the right man in place to spend all their money in the january transfer window. but while watford, spurs, arsenal and everton have had that on their minds. one club can now spend money next month with their current

speaking to bbc radio 4's world at one programme, the former beatle said he decided some years ago to heard through the years, you know. and now it is the grandkids getting indoctrinated with my carols record. in the same interview... sir paul has suggested he won't stop going on tour despite the environmental impact of the travelling that's involved. he says he'll make sure he does enough to counteract the impact. it isa it is a reality, you just have to do it. i think you just have to plant a lot of trees. that is how i offset it by doing things that is going to make upfor it by doing things that is going to make up for it. if i am going to travel, that's going to involve carbon footprint. in a moment, victoria will be here to bring you all the business. but here are the headlines first. voting is under way across the country in the general election — it's the first to be held in december in nearly a century. rescuers in new zealand are preparing a dangerous operation to recover bodies after the volcanic eruption on white island. a former prisoner who fought off the london bridge at

tune into your local bbc radio station for travel and traffic updates first thing tuesday morning.ht in the south—east corner. the milder air will continue to push on from the west. still a wea k to push on from the west. still a weak weather front on wednesday, bringing outbreaks of rain to scotla nd bringing outbreaks of rain to scotland and into north—west england. folk could be an issue across eastern and south—eastern england during wednesday. top temperatures on wednesday six or 7 degrees in the south—east, double digits out of the west. the real milderair digits out of the west. the real milder air will arrive as we move into thursday. you can see a few scattered showers into the north—west, but ahead this significant weather fronts. that will bring gales in scotland and northern ireland for thursday and some relentless rain for a time which could cause some issues. we cling onto the drier weather in the south—east. it will be mounted by all for thursday, temperatures whiteley in double digits. —— widely in double digits. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live. i‘m ben brown.

there's full coverage online at bbc.co.uk/news and on the bbc news app; and special programmes on bbc radiolive. there are also results programmes for listeners and viewers in scotland, wales and northern ireland the disgraced us film producer harvey weinstein has reached a tentative $25 million civil settlement with dozens of women who've accused him of sexual misconduct. the money will be split between more than 30 women, including actresses and former employees. harvey weinstein is due to stand trial injanuary on charges of rape and sexual assault. nick bryant reports from new york. the harvey weinstein who arrived for a bail hearing yesterday was almost unrecognisable from the red carpet mogul of old. the man alleged to have physically overpowered his female victims, shuffling feebly into this manhattan courthouse, hunched over a walking frame. the disgraced hollywood producer will face a criminal trial injanuary but most of the civil lawsuits against him are on the verge of being settled. more than 30 women will share $25 million, but insurance companies, rather than weinstein, will fo

i host the award—winning podcast you, me and the big c on bbc radio 5 live. hi! hello! going to say it's nice to be here not as a patient. 0h, absolutely, absolutely! cyberknife is amazing. it has stopped the growth of two of my tumours that were in inoperable places — one was wrapped around an artery — and i couldn't be more grateful to have this treatment. we know that we've constantly got you in the right place, so we can give a higher dose more safely. it's a team effort. but ultimately, a team effort that is saving my life and prolonging my life and i couldn't be more grateful for that, so thank you for that. oh, you're very welcome. you're very welcome. when did you start feeling like you've got a temperature? yesterday. over the last year, i have been taking some new, targeted drugs. i'm one of the first people actually in the uk to be on that combination. it has actually stabilised my cancer. i've had hundreds and hundreds of tests. you never get used to them. and you never get used to them. people like beth that help administer those drugs are very much part of

shortly we'll be joining bbc radio 5 live for a special your questions answered programme with the leaderof the public in an hour long live phone—in here on the bbc news channel,

you can read more on the bbc radio 4 website.died at the age of 75. he worked on the tv series and wrote songs for the films monty python and the holy grail and life of brian. tributes have been paid by stars on twitter. sherlock actor and writer mark gatiss wrote "neil innes has gone. as a python—obsessed teen, i saw him at darlington arts centre and missed my bus home to catch his brilliance". the creator of black mirror, charlie brooker, said he was "very musician has died". and the comedian and actor sanjeev bhaskar tweeted a picture of himself alongside neil innes at a monty python celebration. he called him a "supremely gifted songwriter and comedian who was always acerbically funny and tremendous company". now it's time for a look at the weather with elizabeth rizzini. it is looking like it very quite and 229 team. most of us try and settle for most of the time. —— 2019. this area of clouded gradually drifting its way southwards across southern britain and into parts of wales. we could see some mist and fog form for the fi

we are going to get a lot of music on bbc radio two. this is kind of a build—up. christmas champions on with us this morning, someone special who is six, serving lunch for 50 people. a six—year—old? is six, serving lunch for 50 people. a six-year-old? a six-year-old, she is an absolute zero. and we have derek mcarn, cooking breakfast for all of his team, he is a serving police officer. we have some read stories, the archbishop of york is on as well, it's his last christmas in the post, 0 though i feel he won't be retiring just yet —— although. and we have some songs by the kingdom choir. are you working? i'm likea the kingdom choir. are you working? i'm like a supply vicar. i come in when other people are having a holiday, and none of them want to have christmas. what is that like, when you go into a congregation, a community, and they go you are different... i get to show off, so as not so bad, really. after the service they will go, you look a little bit like that vicar the telly sometimes —— on the telly. it's lovely to meet different congregations. we are alwa

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i host the award—winning podcast you, me and the big c on bbc radio 5 live. hi! hello! here not as a patient. absolutely, absolutely. it is slow the growth of two of my tumours that were inoperable places, one was wrapped around an artery and i could not be more grateful to have this treatment. we know that we have consta ntly this treatment. we know that we have constantly got you in the right place so we can give a higher dose more safely, it is a team effort. but ultimately a team effort that is saving my life and prolonging my life and i couldn't be more grateful for that so thank you for that. you are very welcome. you are very welcome. over the last year i have been taking the new targeted drugs andi been taking the new targeted drugs and i am one of the first people actually in the uk to be on the combination. it is actually stabilised my cancer. i have had hundreds and hundreds of test and you never get used to them. people like beth help administer those drugs and are very much part of my family and! drugs and are very much part of my family and i trust you guy

vanessa feltz is on bbc radio london with her breakfast show right now.k. one of the longest railway strikes in british history begins. south western railway passengers face a month of disruption as a 27—day walkout led by the rmt union starts today. what impact will it have on passengers? i will be finding out. also on the programme — we continue our meet the leader series. the snp's nicola sturgeon joins us on the sofa. there's no silver lining for the everton manager. marco silva is under real pressure after another defeat. wednesday's merseyside derby could decide his fate a cold commute for many of you. outbreaks of rain in western scotland, will the milder air finally come through? more coming up later. it's monday 2nd december. our top story. the two victims of the london bridge attack will be remembered at a vigil later this morning. cambridge graduates jack merritt and saskia jones were stabbed to death by convicted terrorist usman khan. several others were injured as they tried to stop the attack before khan was shot dead by police. our reporter

there will be special coverage on bbc radio 4 and 5 live, and of course, there is full coverage onlineco.uk/news and on the bbc news app. the convicted killer who fought the london bridge attacker with a fire extinguisher, john crilly, has told the bbc that he was prepared to die to protect others. mr crilly, a friend ofjack merritt, one of the two cambridge graduates killed in the attack, has been speaking exclusively to our legal correspondent clive coleman. nearly two weeks ago, ex— offender john crilly found himself at the centre of mayhem and butchery at a prison education event at fishmonger ‘s hall where his good friend jack merritt was murdered. just like a very high—pitched wail, like a scream. john saw a woman sprawled on the stairs, bleeding, then usman khan, two knives out, wearing what looked like a suicide belt. he joined him with a fire extinguisher, shouting at usman khan not to blow his belt. he said to wait for the police. i was prepared to probably lose my life, yes. i was. with others using makeshift weapons, john pursued khan onto the street, spraying him with the

stay tuned to your bbc local radio and to subsequent weather forecasts.lears off into the near continent. but you will notice another ridge of high pressure trying to build in behind from the west as the day wears on. but it will be a windy day start to monday. quite a bit of sunshine around. very windy down the east coast with further showers through the day. but as that ridge begins to topple in, then the winds should start to ease and we will see increasing amounts of sunshine. a fairly cool day in the north. just about making double figures in the south. but it is a brief settled spell, because the next spell of wet and windy weather moves in for the tuesday, followed by blustery showers and sunny spells on wednesday, so the weather really is very up and down. thanks for watching, and we will see you soon. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the us entrepreneur elon musk is cleared of defaming a british caver by calling him ‘paedo guy‘ on twitter. kin

there s full coverage online at bbc.co.uk/news — and on the bbc news app, with special programmes on bbc radioor listeners and viewers in scotland, wales and northern ireland. and here at new broadcasting house — preparations are complete for tonight's election results special. results of the exit poll will be displayed here — that's all coming up at ten o'clock tonight. that is the scene outside broadcasting house. the headlines on bbc news... a perilous operation is underway in new zealand to recover bodies from monday's volcano disaster — more eruptions are possible in the coming hours. a former prisoner who tackled the london bridge attacker tells the bbc he was prepared to die to save others. people are voting across the country, in the first december general election since 1923. sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good evening. arsenal have guaranteed their place last 32 of the europa league after coming from two goals down to draw 2—2 at standard liege. the result was enough to see them win their group. both goals came in the final 12 minutes, alexandre lacazette with t

stay tuned to your bbc local radio and to subsequent weather forecasts. but you will notice another ridge of high pressure trying to build in behind from the west as the day wears on. but it will be a windy day start to monday. quite a bit of sunshine around. very windy down the east coast with further showers through the day. but as that ridge begins to topple in, then the winds should start to ease and we will see increasing amounts of sunshine. a fairly cool day in the north. just about making double figures in the south. but it is a brief settled spell, because the next spell of wet and windy weather moves in for the tuesday, followed by blustery showers and sunny spells on wednesday, so the weather really is very up and down. this is bbc world news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the us entrepreneur elon musk is cleared of defaming a british caver by calling him ‘paedo guy‘ on twitter. king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltary base by a saudi —— military base by a saudi airforce train

good morning and welcome to this special election programme on radio 5 live bbc news channel. you the chance to put your questions to nicola sturgeon, the leader of the snp and first minister of scotland. and we'll be hearing from listeners to your call programme and taking a question submitted online and on social media to your questions a nswered social media to your questions answered on the bbc. get in touch while we are on the air. you can use the hashtag bbc your questions by e—mail your questions at bbc do coded uk. or text 85058. charged at your standard message read. collars this morning drawn from across the uk, shown an interest in participating in bbc programmes. we've also asked them questions about their background and experience. this is the fourth of a series of programmes, we invite the leaders of the main political programmes to take your questions, so programmes to take your questions, so far we've heard from the prime minister, adam price from, nigel farage and jonathan bartley. and now the first question. nicola, should you get your wish and if we end up w

and shortly we'll be joining bbc radio 5 live where the brexit party leader nigel farage will be answeringons. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. borisjohnson will urge nato leaders to put on a united front today as they gather to mark the 70th anniversary of the partnership. president donald trump is among the 29 allies holding talks amid growing divisions over nato‘s future. here's our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. donald trump may have arrived for a meeting of nato leaders, but the big question is whether he will be able to resist saying anything about the general election. white house officials say the president knows he shouldn't wade into other countries‘ politics, but the conservatives have made sure he won't have a one—on—one meeting with borisjohnson to avoid pictures that could be used by his opponents. this evening, the prime minister and the 28 other nato leaders will be guests of the queen at buckingham palace, for her reception to mark the 70th anniversary of the alliance. but the smiles may be rather forced. for when they meet tomorrow at an hotel i

bbc local radio stations will keep you up—to—date on conditions where you live.tea out will continue to work out into europe, followed by a ridge of high pressure for monday building and from the west, but with the winds coming down from a northerly direction, temperatures will fall significantly on monday, heights of just 6 degrees in edinburgh, factor in those strong northerly winds, and it will feel colder than that. as well as that, the northerly winds will bring lots of showers to the north of scotland and running down the eastern coast of england as well, but otherwise, fair amount of dry and bright weather. the rest of the week, it stays on the unsettled side without breaks of rain at times, and there is a general trend, so times, and there is a general trend, so the weather turning a little bit cooler from wednesday onwards, still with the threat of rain and still some episodes of fairly windy weather as well. that's your latest weather. released by mistake from prison. a convicted burglar who went on to kidnap and rape 11 women and children across englan

there ll be special coverage on bbc radio 4 and 5 live and, of course, there s full coverage online atnines and scotland. that rain will be quite heavy at times particularly for england and wales and it is going to feel quite cold if you are out and about. this cloud moving its way in from the atlantic. this weather system is moving eastwards and it's going to get some fairly strong when later today across southern areas. the winds will be lighter for scotland and northern ireland compared to the last few days. we will continue to see showers in scotland and northern ireland with sunny spells. rain in southern areas. spreading towards the east, which will be heavy, and there will be snow over higher ground of northern england. 0ne there will be snow over higher ground of northern england. one or two showers in the west with temperatures four to eight celsius. tonight the rainbow clearance of the north sea but then come back into the east of scotland with more showers to come overnight and the strengthening wind across southern areas. temperatures down to two to six celsius. friday will

stay tuned to your bbc local radio and to subsequent weather forecasts.into the near continent. but you will notice another ridge of high pressure trying to build in behind from the west as the day wears on. but it will be a windy day start to monday. quite a bit of sunshine around. very windy down the east coast with further showers through the day. but as that ridge begins to topple in, then the winds should start to ease and we will see increasing amounts of sunshine. a fairly cool day in the north. just about making double figures in the south. but it is a brief settled spell, because the next spell of wet and windy weather moves in for the tuesday, followed by blustery showers and sunny spells on wednesday, so the weather really is very up and down. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: calls for an independent review after a serial rapist is found guilty of kidnapping and multiple rapes after being released from prison by mistake. angry exchanges but no knock—out blow as boris johnson and jer

there is full commentary of liverpool against aston villa in the quarterfinals of the carabao cup on bbc radiotching in kuala lumpur. a winning start for england at the beginning of 3t20 internationals against pakistan, a crucial phase in the build—up to the t20 world cup come february. all england ab de pakistan looked like they could be in to cause a shock but, in but, in the end, england's 154 in to cause a shock but, in but, in the end, england's154 was enough, winning by 29 runs. sophie eggleston the pick of the bowlers, three wickets, and a convincing win for england to get this phase of the dog off to the perfect start. we did well to get to 160, pakistan bowled quite tight with a tight field. we are happy we got there in the end and probably left if you out there, the bowlers did a greatjob. the trip concludes with 2t20 games starting on thursday, they will be looking to make a clean sweep to give maximum momentum heading towards australia in february. that's all the sport for now. the headlines on bbc news. the government is to add a new clause to the brexit bill to make it illegal fo

stay tuned to bbc local radio and subsequent weather forecasts.the storm clears off into the near continent. you will notice another ridge of high pressure trying to build in behind it from the west as the day wears on. it will be a windy day starting monday. quite a bit of sunshine around. very windy down the east coast, with further showers through the day. as that wind begins to topple, winds should start to ease and we will see increasing amounts of sunshine. a fairly cool day in the north, just about making double figures in the south. a brief settled spell, because the next spell of wet and windy weather moves in for the tuesday, followed by blustery showers and sunny spells on wednesday. so the weather really is very up and down. this is bbc news. i'm martin stanford. within the past hour, a jury in los angeles has found in favour of elon musk in a libel case involving a british cave diving expert. the two had engaged in a public argument about how to rescue children trapped in a cave in thailand. in a tweet, mr musk called the vernon unswo

you can listen to live commentary of the fight on bbc radio five live and there will be text commentaryg bournemouth three nil. it means they're now 11 points clear at the top. alex oxlade—chamberlain opened the scoring after a long range pass from jordan henderson. naby keita made it two before half time and then set up mo salah for their third. it extends liverpool's club record unbeaten run to 33 league games. bournemouth have now lost five in a row. it was professionally, it was controlled, scoring one of the goals was not, it didn't want to do it overly exciting again, so really had to the game. felt more and more insecure, and lost two players with an injury, doesn't help, it was for sure, not a good day for bournemouth. we had to bring it over the line and the boys, the most they are saying in dressing rooms clean sheet, finally. it's been a great start to management life for duncan ferguson as everton beat chelsea 3—1 in his first match in charge. goals from dominic calvert—lewin and richarleson gave the caretaker manager reason to jump forjoy even involving the ball boys in his

kick—off is at 7:30pm you can listen to full match commentary, that's on bbc radio five live, there arek you, katie. there's also a merseyside derby among the six premier league games. we'll look ahead to all of them in sportsday at 6:30pm. jane, thank you very much. a study suggests global carbon dioxide emissions have risen slightly this year, despite a drop in the use of coal. scientists at the global carbon project say they expect levels of co2 will have increased by 0.6% per cent in 2019. researchers have warned more needs to be done to tackle the continued growth in oil and gas consumption, as roger harrabin reports. fossil fuels made the world rich. but their carbon emissions are disrupting the climate, so we're shifting to clean energy. but, it seems, not fast enough. the world is responding to the need to cut emissions but the action is too low. we are mostly investing in renewable technology at the moment, like wind and solar power and electric cars, but we are not putting enough effort into removing the old technologies, removing those power plants, removing those old cars fr

the actor who played the role of the prime minister in love actually was on bbc radio this morning andd notice that one of the cards from the originalfilm i did notice that one of the cards from the original film that he didn't hold up was the one where andrew lincoln held up a card saying, because at christmas, you tell the truth. i just wonder saying, because at christmas, you tell the truth. ijust wonder if saying, because at christmas, you tell the truth. i just wonder if the spin doctors in the tory party thought that was a card that wouldn't look too great in boris johnson's oz. —— borisjohnson's hands. boris johnson's borisjohnson's opponents moved incredibly quickly. have you seen this? watch this, let'sjust incredibly quickly. have you seen this? watch this, let's just show you what they did. yeah... so good. this is brilliant! this is when people on the internet are so creative and they move so fast. here's the best bit. look, the spelling! tactically! we haven't even mentioned that the original... is that better than the original? the original one was done by a labour parlia

and there's commentary on both games on bbc radio 5 live tonight.four—year ban given to russia by the world anti—doping agency, with many commentators saying it doesn't go far enough. russia will be banned from all major sporting competitions, after the state—sponsored doping scandal. but that doesn't cover events such as football's euros next year, when st petersburg will actually host one of the matches. and athletes who can prove they are clean will be able to compete under a neutral flag. so, they could yet appear at next year's olympics in tokyo and the world cup in 2022. but wada believes they've taken strong action. what is very important for me in my opinion is we take this decision, wada takes this decision, all the members of the executive decision anonymously. i think this is a strong message to the sport family, to the sport space that strong message we never tolerate dopers, sheets and manipulators. rory mcilroy has admitted that there was a moral element as to why he turned down the offer to play in next month's european tour event in

shortly we'll be joining bbc radio 5 live for a special your questions answered programme with the leader of the liberal democrats. jo swinson will be taking questions from members of the public in an hour long live phone—in here on the bbc news channel, 5 live and online. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. at least five people have died and several others are missing after a volcano erupted at a popular tourist site in new zealand. the eruption on white island happened just after 2pm local time. one tourist who was leaving the island, filmed the eruption as it sent a thick plume of ash and smoke into the sky. other footage showed a group of visitors inside the crater. new zealand police say that around 50 people were on or near the island at the time, including travellers from overseas. both new zealanders and overseas tourists are believed to be involved. we believe a number of these tourists have come from the ovation of the seas cruise ship. we cannot confirm the nationalities of these people involved. due to the current risk, emergency services are unable to access the is

here he is talking to chris warburton on bbc radio 5live this morning. 0na on a scale of one to ten, think the number would be 02079304433. that's the downing street number. if you ring the prime minister's diary secretary, he will know, or she will know, what the prime minister is going to do. i'm not the prime minister's diary secretary. you could have caused some problems, might jam secretary. you could have caused some problems, mightjam the switchboard but michael gove, thank you very much. it has been an interesting election campaign. there have been further developments this morning — as the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says he has a document that he claims paints a "damning picture ofjohnson's deal" and its effect on northern ireland. let's speak to our political correspondent leila nathoo who was at that news conference with jeremy corbyn. what is this document? what does it say? well, here it is. it is titled ni protocol, unfettered access to the uk i am. in english that means the uk i am. in english that means the northern ireland part of the brexit withdrawal agreement and

did you hear at the chancellor at sajid javid being interviewed on bbc radio four and he was asked abouthat. is it worse this time and if you think it worse this time and if you think it is, why? as an aspiring politician i felt you were always told, you are bound to expect abuse and these nasty comments but i felt in recent days, because of the political confrontation on politics has become too confrontational, the language in westminster and the way politicians are treating each other is sending a message to the general population, it's making them think, because someone population, it's making them think, because someone has a different rosette, they are different to them and because of that they start attacking them and i think in this election, because of brexit and how it's become very hostile over the past few months, people are angry and taking it out on campaigners and candidates. it's worse now? definitely worse. ok, stay safe, thank you very much, thank you for coming on the programme. now, for the third in our special election blind date series, we send to people with opposin

stay tuned to bbc local radio and subsequent weather forecasts. will notice another ridge of high pressure trying to build in behind it from the west as the day wears on. it will be a windy starting monday. quite a bit of sunshine around. very windy down the east coast, with further showers through the day. as that which begins to topple, winds should start to ease and we will see increasing amounts of sunshine. a fairly cool day in the north, just about making double figures in the south. a brief settled spell, because the next speu settled spell, because the next spell of wet and windy weather moves infor spell of wet and windy weather moves in for the tuesday, followed by blustery showers sunny spells on wednesday. so the weather really is 00:28:52,032 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 very up and down. this is bbc news, the headlines: the co—founder of tesla, elon musk, has been cleared of defaming a british cave explorer who he'd described as a "paedo guy". ajury in los angeles rejected a bid for $190 million in damages by vernon unsworth, who helped

stay tuned to bbc local radio and subsequent weather forecasts. notice another ridge of high pressure trying to build in behind it from the west as the day wears on. it will be a windy day starting monday. quite a bit of sunshine around. very windy down the east coast, with further showers through the day. as that wind begins to topple, winds should start to ease and we will see increasing amounts of sunshine. a fairly cool day in the north, just about making double figures in the south. a brief settled spell, because the next spell of wet and windy weather moves in for the tuesday, followed by blustery showers and sunny spells on wednesday. so the weather really is very up and down. welcome to bbc news — i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: the us entrepreneur elon musk is cleared of defaming a british caver by calling him ‘pedo guy‘ on twitter. king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltary base by a saudi air force trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johns