newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan.t, as well as trying to keep up with the latest brexit developments, we are also looking at the subject of anorexia, a problem obviously associated with adolescents, but which also affects adults who often don't get the treatment they need. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mike bushell. cristiano ronaldo is named the best player in the world as he now takes the ballon d'orfor the fifth time. arsenal record a win tonight against everton and is ronnie on the ropes? he is up against it in the uk snooker championships. go raison d'etre port port thank you for joining us, for the fifth time, cristiano ronaldo has been named the winner of the ballon d'or for a second year in a row. winning the title means that winning the title equals lionel messi's five wins. portuguese won their first la liga title since 2012. he thanked his team—mates at the awards ceremony. i still have the motivation to be cristiano ronaldo

join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight with emily. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good night. welcome to sports day. this is coming up tonight. a late leicester penalty takes the league cup quarterfinal tie with manchester city into extra time, before manchester city win it on penalties. arsenal reach the semifinals as they beat west ham 1—0. and the former wimbledon champion returning to the court four years after retiring. hello and welcome. the premier league leaders, unbeaten domestically all season, looked certain for a place in the semi finals of the league cup. but with minutes of normal time remaining, a late jamie vardy penalty for leicester city took their league cup quarter final tie into extra time. a match settled on penalties. tim hague was watching. no one can get near manchester city and england this season, but with nine changes and fresh faces, could leicester in the league cup? well, they have pedigree in this competition but city have pedigree gci’oss competition but city have pedigre

live pictures, it's on bbc two tonight.ll heading into the evening session, ronnie o'sullivan chasing his sixth uk title which would draw him level with steve davis. they have each won one frame in the evening session so far, ronnie o'sullivan taking the first, sean murphy responding, five friends all. ronnie o'sullivan currently at the table, the winner is the first to ten frames tonight. murphy with plenty to ponder, as is so murphy with plenty to ponder, as is so often the case when o'sullivan is that the table. it's on bbc two now live from the barbican. in rugby union's european champions cup, wasps were well beaten in a high scoring game away at la rochelle. the french side top their group, and scored six tries in this match, including two from levani botia as they won 49—29. wasps though did manage to score five tries of their own, despite that defeat, to take an extra bonus point. the other game in that group was affected by the weather but still went ahead, ulster beating harlequins 17—5. saracens' match against cl

newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's emily maitlis.onight, £235 million has been allocated to rehouse grenfell tower residents. six months on from the fire, why are so many still without homes? join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. bye bye. hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh woosencroft. our main stories this evening. antonio conte‘s chelsea get back to winning ways in the premier league. but burnley are hot on the heels in full. an end to tyson fury‘s nightmare. the former heavyweight champion is free to return to boxing after a compromise with uk anti—doping. and, cooks, cricket and culture. alastair cook deals with the many question marks around england's ashes tour down under. hello, good evening. there's a full round of premier league games this midweek, with some significant results already tonight. chelsea bounced back in style following that defeat only west ham at the weekend with a comfortable 3—1win away at huddersfield. it was watched by patrick gearey. a wet tuesday night, sti

joins me now on bbc two. i'm katherine downes. just a few hours to go.land resume their quest to keep the ashes series alive. they are 305—4. british flat racing's most successful female jockey suspended for three months for breaking betting rules. and he can do this in his sleep, ronnie finds time between naps to ease into the last 16 of the scottish open. good evening — finally england are in control of a test match in the current ashes series. middlesex batsman dawid malan hit his maiden test century, as england built a big first innings total in the 3rd test in perth. malan‘s partnership of 174 withjonny bairstow helped england close on 305 for 4 — they must avoid defeat to have any chance of retaining the urn. andy swiss reports from the waca. just when they needed it most england have produced their best day of this ashes series so far, they are ina of this ashes series so far, they are in a strong position now going in today two. it didn't begin well for them, they won the toss, chose to bat, alastair cook was out early for seven. is bad form cont

newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here is emily., as trump crowns jerusalem israel's capital, we have the turkish president's advisor, the israeli ambassador, palestinian and american voices, too. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news, are these the headlines this evening. a magnificent seven from liverpool and a record five english teams into the champions league knockout stage. the ashes are slipping away after an england collapse in adelaide and a second defeat in the series. another upsetin second defeat in the series. another upset in york at three—time champion john higgins is knocked out of the uk snooker championship. we start with the football and england have become the first country to have five teams in the champions league knockout stages. manchester united, manchester city, chelsea, tottenham and liverpool will all be in the draw on monday as the final round of group games was played this evening and liverpool had to avoid defeat to qualify and they beat

you can watch it live on bbc two and the bbc sport website and app.ing live from hereford football club — the lowest ranked team still involved in the draw. and here they are preappring to welcome dignitaries from the fa. this is of course where the big guns enter the fray — the premier league and championship teams... there will be four non—league clubs in the draw including hereford, how many of them will be hoping for a glamour tie against a premier league side? it gets under way at 7pm. and before we go a reminder of our top story — australia are in control on day three of the second ashes test in adelaide. live coverage of that resumes on slive sports extra at 2.45 in the morning. can england turn it around? you wouldn't want to miss it. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more now on our more now on oui’ main more now on our main story, the eu and uk has failed to reach a deal today to progress to the next stage of brexit negotiation. jean—claude juncker said that progress has been made but theresa may said differe

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finally, the bbc two comedy series wia presented a satirical, but not entirely unfamiliar, view of lifec. one episode in the last series dealt with an issue we've addressed on this programme. so, it's been live for 2h hours now and basically we're looking at 93% accuracy. right. except in those one or two areas, obviously. a new version of the bbc state—of—the—art syncopatico operating system hasjust gone live, including a major upgrade of the syncopaticaption automatic live subtitling software. so, can we talk about the other 7%? yeah, sure. although synchopatica ption 2.0 is already out subtitling its predecessors in many areas, the area where it's least accurate is that of proper names. like tweezer may, for instance. to be fair, phonetically, that's actually pretty close. politically and in every other way except phonetically it's a disaster. yeah. worse still, vladimir puking. yeah, that was really bad. subtitling blunders like that couldn't happen in fact as well as fiction, could they? well, on monday, jeremy corbyn was congratulating prince harry and meghan markle on their engag

we'll be looking at this one at seven on bbc two, i hope you join us for that.eter ben duckett‘s been suspended for the remainder of the england lions tour of australia following an ecb investigation into an incident in a perth bar. he will remain with the team for the three t20 matches the squad will play, but has been issued with a final written warning over his behaviour. he poured a drink over the head of bowlerjames anderson on thursday and was due to open the batting in a warm match for england ahead of the third ashes test. in his absence, tom curran boosted his chances of a place in the england test team for the third match of the series on thursday with five wickets. he also scored an unbeaten 77 with the bat. captain moeen ali didn't bowl but did find a bit of form with the bat as well, scoring a second—innings a7. the match finishing in a draw against a cricket australia xi. great britain have topped the medal table at the european cross country championships in slovakia. andrew butchart won bronze and led the gb senior men to a bronze medal in the te

in fact, bake off is on bbc two next.v to talk about the bins. it all seemed a bit cringing. there is give and take in every marriage isn't there? i get to decide when i take the bins out, not if. there are boy jobs and decide when i take the bins out, not if. there are boyjobs and build jobs, you see. there was that weird time the prime minister was asked what was the naughtiest thing she ever done as a child. she said it was to run through a field of wheat. come on, ed, come on, ed. # the hills are alive with the sound of music #. meanwhile, jeremy corbyn was positively frolicking out on the campaign trail. greeted like a rock star at his well attended rallies. campaign trail. greeted like a rock star at his well attended rallieslj never was into politics because i never was into politics because i never thought politicians were, like, normal people. until now. tadhg you won't say whether you think having gay sex is a sin. elsewhere the lib dem leader tim farron, a devoted christian, kept being asked the same question.

get yourself on bbc two. and there is a really important triathlon that. ll england club had been approached to try to move the final 21 o'clock rather than two o'clock. you could make it a bonanza of a day —— final to one o‘clock. make it a bonanza of a day —— final to one o'clock. the football starts at four o'clock. what an exciting day. can i tell you about bungalows? yes. you saw a lots being built and then they went into decline. now they are coming back out of decline for the first time in 30 years. and why is it? i don't know, people want more homes without stairs. why is it? i don't know, people want more homes without stairslj why is it? i don't know, people want more homes without stairs. i like bungalows. yes, it is probably because we have an ageing population, here we are, everyone else can do myjob for me, and they have said that in 1986 there were 30,000 bungalows registered to be built. by 2016, it was dropped to 2000. now they say the number is on the rise and one reason is the rising price of land and greater competition for land planning

we will keep you up—to—date on bbc two as well and the news channel.re overconfident. they are hoping for 40,000 fans inside the stadium. there is the captain for today, sam burgess. mclauchlan is injured. popping over 40,000 inside and 52,000 capacity stadium. 6000 england fans from england supporting, and there will be a fantastic atmosphere full of friendly rivalry and banter. a great shot of the warm up from above as they swing there are likes. sam burgess is the captain today. he was captain in the four nations and has experienced. australia taking a lie down and a stretch. insight into how they warm up with the exercises... just like the breakfast team here. yes, that is what we were doing. england looked relaxed and they have learned a lot from their opening game defeat against australia. 18—4. brian noble earlier was saying that he thinks england will produce a surprise today. he was the last person to inspire a victory for great britain and it was not england over australia back in 2006, was it? some pictures of buses... and now the cricket. w

will be looking at this one at seven on bbc two, i hope youjoin looking at this one at seven on bbc twoday been suspended from their tour of australia for pouring a drink over james anderson in a bar. he will remain with the team for the t20 matches that they play. but he's also been fined and issued with a final written warning over his conduct. yesterday england coach trevor bayliss described the incident as "trivial" but team management were left furious at another off—field misdemeanour. in his absence, tom curran boosted his chances of a place in england's test tea m his chances of a place in england's test team for the third test on thursday with five wickets. he also scored an unbeaten 77. moeen ali, the captain, did not bowl but did find some form when batting, scoring 47 in the second innings. the match endedin 47 in the second innings. the match ended in a draw against a cricket australia 11. i've had some good chats with andy flower and stuff about how to play the next test if selected. so from my point of view it is nice to get away from everything a bit and concentrate a bi

one o'clock on bbc two is when it all gets under way. tom curran has boosted his chances of a place in the england team ahead of a place in the england team ahead of the third ashes test starting in perth on thursday. the surrey fast bowler took five wickets and scored an unbeaten 77 with the bat yesterday. captain moeen ali also found a bit of form with a second innings a7 in the match that england drew against a cricket australia 11. that is all the spot for now. we will be back in the next hour. students in england are being encouraged to study for undergraduate degrees in two years rather than three. the university's ministerjo johnson says these shorter courses will save thousands of pounds in tuition fees even though universities would be able to charge nearly £2,000 more per year. andy moore reports. it was a conservative manifesto promise to introduce more across the south west, said gales, battering parts of cornwall, devon, parts of the channel. gust of 70, maybe 80, 90 miles an hour parts of the channel. gust of 70, maybe 80,9

and also a presenter on the bbc two series, trust me i'm a doctor. see it in january.w. i work for better start right here in blackpool. my role is to design new services from itiuitis role is to design new services from mums and dads with babies and young children as part of the better start your initiative. it is a national lottery funded initiative and it is all about improving outcomes. hi everyone. i'm a radio presenter and a dj. i had my first child last year. i struggled with my mental health in the month that followed her birth and i feel like, because health in the month that followed her birth and ifeel like, because i got through it all, i have so many tips and hopefully some really useful advice for you mums today. i'm so excited to be here. thank you. let's get this discussion started because we've got so many mums and semi—fantastic stories the sharing the audience. we'll begin with eve. even, hello. hi. i was reading one of your posts online the other day, which was so much good information that i wished, to be honest, someone had given me on the way hom

ipm, bbc two is when it all gets underway. live coverage then.ort. back to you. california's governor says devastating wildfires fuelled by climate change are "the new normal". jerry brown made the comments after surveying the damage in ventura county, north of los angeles. six fires have destroyed hundreds of buildings and forced 200,000 people from their homes. the flames have been driven by low humidty and parched ground. this is the new normal. and this could be something that happens every year or every few years, or it happens to some degree. it isjust more intense, more widespread, and we are about ready to have a firefighting christmas. this is very odd and unusual, but it is the way the world is, with the kind of carbon pollution that we are not only living with, but we are generating still, it is still increasing. we have to make that turn. it is going to take heroic efforts. there are many places in this country that don't get it yet, how would you feel if your house until neighbourhood work put on a market without your knowledge? that

you can follow the match over on bbc two opr on the bbc website and app.through his last 16 match against sunny akani yesterday winning six five, but is now the clear favourite with the bookies to claim a sixth title. also in action this afternoon is stephen maguire, who's taking on joe perry. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. good afternoon. you're watching bbc news. we will talk more about our top story here today. and the uk and the european union have reached a deal on some key brexit sticking points — that opens the way for talks to move on to a future trade relationship. after months of, at times ill—tempered, negotiations the european commission said "sufficient progress" had been made on key issues. the other eu members will consider his recommendation at a summit next week. mrs may said "give and take on both sides" had delivered a "hard—won agreement in all our interests". getting to this point has required give and take on both sides. i believe

that's live on bbc two, the bbc red button and the bbc sport website.hree—time winnerjohn higgins is taking on yan bingtao. you can also watch that on the website. that match is also scoreless at the moment. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. as we've been hearing the government's insisting that "progress has been made" in its brexit negotiations. even though theresa may failed to reach agreement in talks in brussels yesterday. the major hitch is over how to deal with the border between northern ireland and the irish republic once the uk has left the european union. the brexit secretary, david davis, has been making a statement to mp5, about the stalled talks on leaving the eu after labour tabled an emergency commons question. negotiations regarding our exit from the european union are ongoing as we speak. we are in the middle of an ongoing round. we held further talks in brussels over the past few days and progress has been made, but we have not yet reached a final conclusion. however, i belie

on bbc two, there is live coverage of the uk is the tournament from your car.me dott on table one. i am back in an hour. back to our main story. the uk and eu appear set to announce progress has been made hand to avoid a hard border in northern ireland. it comes as theresa may is in brussels this lunchtime where she is meeting the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, and the european council president, donald tusk. it is reported to government has offered to maintain regulatory alignment between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. leo varadkar has said he will make a statement at 2:30pm this afternoon. we will of course bring all developments here on bbc news. in the past hour, donald tusk give an update on the situation on twitter. he said he was encouraged after his phone call with leo varadkar on the issue of violence and added that getting closer to sufficient progress at the december summit. our correspondent is in brussels. a number of developments, but nothing confirmed yet?‘ brussels. a number of developments, but nothing confir

that second semifinal is live on the bbc two this evening.winning the british grand prix was the highlight of his season in which he won nine races, setting an all—time record of 72 career pole positions. there was a special moment when billy monger was presented with an fia president's special award. the british teenager had his lower legs amputated after crashing in a formula for race at donington park in april.|j crashing in a formula for race at donington park in april. i had a meeting with the fia and rulings that were in place before about single—seater is being not an option for disabled drivers have been overruled. my plan is to get back into a single seater in 2018. now, the weather. has been pretty severe up the weather. has been pretty severe up and down the country. snow in a lot of areas. a number of matches across the country have been called off but we have to say well done to the team at macclesfield town whose match with wrexham did go ahead. they want 4—1, but you can see from the conditions, which are surprising. scott burg

that is live on bbc two and on the bbc sport website.e wheelchair men's title. gordon reid won the first three games but then hewitt won the next eight consecutive games. and that is all the sport for now. we will have more for you throughout the day on the bbc news channel. thank you. donald trump is facing accusations of obstructing justice, after suggesting that he knew his former national security adviser, michael flynn, had lied to the fbi about contacts with russia before the president fired him. mr trump said mr flynn had done nothing unlawful. pioneering surgeons successfully completed a human heart transplant for the first time 50 years ago today — a procedure which has changed the way heart disease is treated. the youngest person on the uk transplant list, eight—week—old baby charlie is making good progress following a nine hour operation where he received a new heart. duncan kennedy reports. a tender moment tracie wright thought she would never have with her baby charlie. charlie was born with only half a heart. hospitals acro

the draw is live on bbc two from three o'clock.ain england in tomorrow's rugby league world cup final. he replaces sean o'loughin, who has a thigh strain. england take on australia in brisbane for a title they've never won. it's not ideal to lose him, he's been a huge part of our success in getting here. it's not all do to lose him, and it is a bittersweet moment to lose him. i am super proud to captain the team tomorrow, it is not something i take lightly, but if i'm honest not a lot will change tomorrow for me. we've got a group of great players, support staff, we've all got a role to play tomorrow, and my role will be the same as it's been all the way through the tournament. craig overton has been added to the england squad for the second ashes test, which starts tomorrow. he joins the 11 players that lost the opening match. moeen ali bowled in the nets today despite his injured finger — but even if he can't bowl in adelaide, he'll still play as a batsman. the decision was given an extra day of trying to see how it is and see if

that will resume at 7pm on bbc two tonight. it's tied at four friends all. —— frames all. in a high scoring game away at la rochelle. the french side continue to top their group, scoring six tries, including two from levani botia as they won a9—29. wasps though did manage five tries themselves so take an extra bonus point. elsewhere in that group, the weather had a big impact at the stoop as ulster beat harlequins 17—5. and that snow there. saracens match against clermont auvergne was postponed. the england lions cricketer, ben duckett has today been suspended from their tour of australia for pouring a drink over james anderson in a bar. he's also been fined and issued with a final written warning over his conduct. yesterday england coach trevor bayliss described the incident as "trivial" but team management were left furious at another off—field misdemeanour. 0n the field, tom curran has boosted his chances of a place in the england team ahead of the third ashes test starting in perth on thursday with five wickets in england's latest tour match. he also scored an unbeaten

also available on bbc two, and i will be back with more in the next hour. thank you, hugh.on has set a new deadline of sunday night for a deal to be reached, allowing brexit negotiations to move onto trade. downing street insists the two sides are "close to an agreement", but there are still issues to resolve regarding the northern irish border. well, the parliamentary committee that is overseeing and scrutinising the brexit process has been meeting northern ireland officials in the town of armagh, which is close to the border. the committee chair, hilary benn, has been speaking about what they've learnt. i think we have learned about the importance of cooperation that there is between the police service, hmrc, and across the border, with the irish republic, in terms of dealing with security, the terrorist threat, smuggling, and other things. but we are here to get a real feel for the importance of maintaining no border, ata importance of maintaining no border, at a crucial time for the negotiations, because of the next 2-3 negotiations, because of the next 2—3 days, we wil

you can keep up to date with all of the action in york on bbc two or on the action in york on bbc two can turn the ashes series around, despite trailing 2—0 after their big defeat in adelaide. ali didn't bowl as much as he would have liked because of a finger injury. but he does expect to recover in time for the third test in perth, which starts next thursday. as a finger spinner, it is the one thing that i really need to be 100%. i ripped it in the first game and since then it's not been easy. it's been difficult to bowl and stuff. but the last game was much better, ijust didn't bowl as well. hopefully another five or six days, no bowling, hopefully i'll be all right. england's charley hull has shot herself into contention after about three of golf‘s dubai ladies classic. she's just three shots off the lid off and found arm of the netherlands going into the final round. lowri davies and flore ntyna final round. lowri davies and florentyna parker are just one shot further back. that's the sport for now. i will be back with more in the next hour. more on our top story — and the uk and

not stephen, he will take the game to ronnie the two remaining quarterfinals live on bbc two tonightn manchester. britain is one of the strongest nations in the sport with a long history of producing top players, and i'm joined by two of the countrys finest tonight — three—time world champion nick matthew, and sarah—jane perry, who'll both be amongst those battling for medals over the next week or so. nick, you have but a huge amount of pressure on yourself because you announce that you will retire and you want to go out winning a big one, this is it, isn't it? the idea was to take the pressure off, it is something i have known for a while, this is the last season, the commonwealth games in april as well. as it got closer and closer i have felt those words add pressure to me. but, no, it's a fantastic opportunity to play a home world championship, something that doesn't happen too many times in a career and hopefully can put that to one side and concentrate on the court this week. do you think you'll be there on the final on the 17th? that's the goal. the tournament is split into two

good evening and welcome to bbc news. twomost famous names in music — ringo starr of the beatles and barry gibb of the bee gees — are among those awarded knighthoods in the new year honours list. the former deputy prime minister nick clegg also receives a knighthood, and darcey bussell, the accomplished ballerina and judge on strictly come dancing has been made a dame. they're among 11 hundred people named in the new year honours list many of whom have been rewarded for their work in the community. lizo mzimba, reports. # twist and shout...# more than 50 years after beatlemania, the fab four‘s drummer has been honoured with a knighthood... brian former bee gee barry gibb said he was humbled and very proud to be made sir barry. # with no—one to love you, you're going nowhere. strictlyjudge darcey bussell, who has occasionally performed on the programme too, is to be made a dame for services to dance. and best—selling riders authorjilly cooper. absolutely knocked out. knocked out — i was thrilled. i couldn't believe it. i mean,

finally, the bbc two comedy series w1a, presented a satirical, but not entirely unfamiliar view of lifeept in those one or two areas, obviously. a new version of the bbc state—of—the—art syncopatico operating system hasjust gone live, including a major upgrade of the syncopati—caption automatic live subtitling software. so, can we talk about the other 7%? yeah, sure. although synchopati—ca ption 2.0 is already out subtitling its predecessors in many areas, the area where it's least accurate is that of proper names. like tweezer may, for instance. to be fair, phonetically, that's actually pretty close. politically and in every other way except phonetically it's a disaster. yeah. worse still, vladimir puking. yeah, that was really bad. subtitling blunders like that couldn't happen in fact as well as fiction, could they? well, on monday, jeremy corbyn was congratulating prince harry and meghan markle on their engagement in a speech saying, "i really do admire the way that harry and his brother have drawn attention to mental health conditions." but this is what viewers with subtitling switc

live coverage starts at 1pm on bbc two. at 1pm on bbc two.habi he'll work on their simulator to try to prove he can overcome the injuries he suffered in a rally crash. the pole hasn't raced in f1 for seven years, but is sounding quietly confident. we should agree on the end because i have shown that although i have limitations fitness wise, i'm ready andi limitations fitness wise, i'm ready and i have never been in such a good shape as i am now. of course, i have to work harder because i have limitations. i have to prepare better and in different ways. my body and mental strength, but that's pa rt body and mental strength, but that's part of thejob. body and mental strength, but that's part of the job. let's see. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. see you later. 700,000 children and pensioners in the uk have fallen into relative poverty over the past four years, according to a new report. thejoseph rowntree foundation says it's the first sustained rise affecting these age groups for 20 years. the

good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. two that pornographic images had been found on the work computer of the now first secretary of state, damian green, were in "flagrant breach" of their own code of conduct, according to the former attorney general, dominic grieve. the comments come as mr green repeated his insistence that he didn't view pornographic material. joining us now is the former chief co nsta ble of joining us now is the former chief constable of greater manchester police. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. first off, what do you think of the fact that these two officers spoke out? well, i think there's two issues here. the first thing is that it's a very important principle in our country that police stay out of politics, and that is often very different from lots of other countries, and the danger is here that it is perceived that the police have got involved in what is a political issue and that damages the impartiality of british policing which is all—important. the second important principle is that of

in fact, bake off is on bbc two next.riage, isn't there? of course. i get to decide when i take the bins out, not if i take the bins out. there are boyjobs and girljobs, you see. there's boyjobs and girljobs? and then there was that weird time that the prime minister was asked what was the naughtiest thing she ever done as a child. she said it was to run through a field of wheat. come on, ed! come on, ed! # the hills are alive with the sound of music #. meanwhile, jeremy corbyn was positively frolicking out on the campaign trail... all chant: corbyn! corbyn! corbyn! ...greeted like a rock star at his well attended rallies. i never was into politics because i never thought politicians were, like, normal people, until now. you won't say whether you think having gay sex is a sin. elsewhere, the lib dem leader tim farron, a devoted christian, kept being asked the same question. i don't believe gay sex is a sin. i take the view that as a political leader, though, myjob is not to pontificate on theological matters. and in a lig

bbc two, 3pm this afternoon, we will be inside the kremlin, gary lineker will be there with the drawate, though, has said he is not focusing on what might come out, he is not thinking about who you might play, simply focusing on getting the players ready to play whoever comes out of the pot, and he is not yet downplaying england's chances of success downplaying england's chances of success in russia next summer. we have not won a knockout match since 2006, so our last two tournaments have been a disappointment. so we have got to remember where we are starting from with this group of young players, but equally they are fiercely ambitious. i think everything is ahead of them, and it's not for me to put a limit on their expectations. what he's talking about there is that england have been focusing on the next world cup in 2022, saying that is where they are pinpointing success, but he said his players are likely to be at their best in four years' time, but inevitably with this draw those discussions will kick off about whether england can win the world cup. and we have had confirmation

this is bbc news. twoice officers have leaked allegations that pornographic imagery was found on the computer of damian green. president trump's former national security adviser michael flynn — who has admitted lying to the fbi about his dealings with russia — is preparing to implicate donald trump's son in law jared kushner. the us senate has passed a tax reform bill — president trump's first big legislative achievement. it will mean a significant reduction in corporation tax, and a lower rate for some individuals. ba rclays bank says barclays bank says it will no longer offa barclays bank says it will no longer off a russian antivirus software free to their customers after warnings that it could be exploited by the kremlin. now, in an exclusive interview with the bbc, formerformula one world champion nico rosberg tells us about his his plans for the future, and his take on this year's championship. there has been a big shock in the world of formula 1. driver nico rosberg, who finally achieved a lifetime'

the draw will be on bbc two this afternoon at three o'clock.eague team have a much better chance — they're playing the final of the rugby league world cup tomorrow morning. bad news overnight is that they'll be without their captain sean 0'loughlin — who has a thigh strain. sam burgess will lead the side — he captained england in last year's four nations series, and assistant coach dennis betts said burgess was a, "doer and a "leader" and the natural replacement. craig 0verton has been added to the england squad for the second ashes test — he joins the 11 players that lost the opening match. moeen ali bowled in the nets today despite his injured finger — but even if he can't bowl in adelaide, he'll still play as a batsman. the decision was given an extra day of trying to wrest it and making sure it is —— see if there is any more damage. then we need to make a decision from there, his batting's been a huge part of our team for a long period of time, now, so i think he would still play as a batsman. that's all the sport for now. mps say border co

sarah corker, bbc news. two men have died following a collision on the mao in 0xfordshire.ere involved in a crash on the northbound carriageway near banburyjust before midnight, which shut the motorway in both directions for about three hours. four other people were injured, one with serious leg injuries. let's cross tojo kent at the mao in 0xfordshire. ican i can see the traffic is flowing freely, but the police worked for a large part of the night to get it clear. yes, that is right. traffic flowing freely now and no trace of the terrible accident that occurred here last night but that accident happened at around 11:40pm last night, five vehicles involved, all of the emergency services raced to the scene, police, five ambulance crews, specialist doctors and medics. we now know two men died in the crash, one man was dead at the scene. they were 60—year—old man from 0xfordshire and 29—year—old man from 0xfordshire and 29—year—old man from warwickshire. we know another man has suffered very serious leg injuries and a further three people had to be treated for minor injuries

sophie long, bbc news, seoul. two after a crash on the mao involving a number of vehicles. four people were injured, one seriously. police and paramedics were called to the scene on the northbound stretch of the motorway in 0xfordshire just before midnight. officers from thames valley police are calling for witnesses. rescuers are searching for victims of a tropical storm in the southern philippines, where more than 200 people have died in mudslides and flash floods. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes — as howard johnson, our correspondent in manila, explains. high winds and heavy rain have battered mindanao for the last three days, as tropical storm tembin made its way across the country. rivers burst their banks, inundating towns, while a number of villages were buried under landslides. a spokesperson for the united nations children's fund said conditions on the island are dire and that many are without clean water or electricity. there were 103 houses here. when the flood happened, it swept th

we're on bbc two until ten this morning, when angela hartnett takes over in the saturday kitchen.you have to be mindful as chefs and you have got to show that you are sourcing well. we have got a fantastic story later in the show so make sure you tune in and watch it. our special guest todayis and watch it. our special guest today is the wonderful gregory porter. you are here to face food heaven and hell will stop what is heaven? a great rib eye steak. and hell? pickled fish. what are you cooking today? we are going to cook some fish in a paper bag. with loads of seasonable vegetables like celeriac, walnuts and apple, seasonal ingredients. lovely to have you as always, ken. i am doing a spring roll filled with chicken and sun—dried tomatoes. spring roll filled with chicken and sun-dried tomatoes. that sounds delicious. how are you? we have got wine on the show today and other drinks as well. and no plastic straws! and you guys are at home in charge of whether gregory eats food heaven or food hell at the end of the show. check our website for details. see you at ten. sometimes i pl

wyre davies, bbc news. twoand barry gibb of the bee gees — are among those awarded knighthoods in the new year honours list. darcey bussell, the accomplished ballerina and judge on strictly come dancing has been made a dame. they're among 1,100 people named in the new year honours list, many of whom have been rewarded for their work in the community. lizo mzimba reports. # twist and shout! # twist and shout... more than 50 years after beatlemania, the fab four‘s drummer has been honoured with a knighthood... # what would you do if i sang... ..recognising ringo starr's half—a—century—long contribution to music. # i get by with a little help from my friends. # tragedy! former bee gee barry gibb said he was humbled and very proud to be made sir barry. easy, joey, easy now. a knighthood, too, for the creator of war horse, michael morpurgo. strictlyjudge darcey bussell, who has occasionally performed on the programme too, is made a dame for services to dance. i'm dickie roper. i'm the night manager. those being made

laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brussels. the twoalise the brexit withdrawal agreement, and turn it into something legally binding. but negotiations are also turning to the future. chris morris from the bbc‘s reality check team looks ahead to what the next phase of talks will be about. nearly 18 months after the referendum the eu and the uk are finally going to start talking about the future. negotiations will focus initially on a transition period of roughly two years after brexit, with the aim of getting businesses some extra certainty. this transition will take place under existing eu rules and regulations where things mosly stay the same, except the uk no longer has a seat at the decision—making table. for example, the eu says the uk will have to follow all eu rules and regulations, including new ones approved during the transition. the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice will still apply in full and free movement of people will continue too. the eu says that means the uk staying in the single market and customs union. t

good evening and welcome to bbc news. twoe most famous names in music — ringo starr of the beatles and barry gibb of the bee gees are among those awarded knighthoods in the new year honours list. the former deputy prime minister nick clegg also receives a knighthood and darcey bussell, the accomplished ballerina and judge on strictly come dancing, has been made a dame. they're among 11,000 people named in the new year honours list many of whom have been rewarded for their work in the community. lizo mzimba reports. # twist and shout! # twist and shout. more than 50 years after beatlemania, the fab four‘s knighted for political and public service. strictlyjudge darcey bussell, who has occasionally performed on the programme too, is to be made a dame for services to dance. i'm dickie roper. i'm the night manager. those being made cbes, the next highest level of award, include actor hugh laurie for services to drama. are you english, pine? former british vogue editor, who left the magazine earlier this year after a quarter of th

james robbins, bbc news. twocident in a nightclub in plymouth, been named. aaron reilly, from newton abbot, on the left here, and joshua brock, from 0kehampton, both died after collapsing in the pryzm nightclub in plymouth in the early hours of yesterday morning. an 18—year—old arrested in connection with the deaths, has been released under investigation. the chairman of king's college hospital nhs foundation trust in london, has resigned. lord kerslake accused the government and regulator of being "unrealistic" about the challenges faced by the nhs. it's understood the hospital is close to being put into a financial special measures regime, in which nhs improvement staff, would work alongside hospital management. the disgraced publicist max clifford has died. he was 7a. he'd suffered a heart attack in prison, where he was serving an 8 year sentence for 8 indecent assaults against teenage girls. danny shaw reports. he was the pr supremo who could make or break a reputation. but when max clifford's past caught up