boccia, i'm coming for you. disabled athletes who play boccia. it has been a cloudy day. there have been heavy showers and thunderstorms. some heel and heavy rain. some more reading to come across south—east parts of england. a mild night to come. 1415 degrees. tomorrow should be an improvement. there will be some rain in parts of scotland. the weather will improve from the south. there will be more sunshine for northern ireland, wales and southern england. temperatures will be up to 23 degrees. 1718 degrees and is gone. it should remain fairly unsettled. that should be drier towards the south—east. hello, this is bbc news.

boccia, i'm coming for you.ust on the bbc this morning. match of the day coming on at nine o'clock. match of the day coming on at nine o'clock. let s find out what's happening later on sunday morning live with cherry healey and sean fletcher. what have you two got in store for us today? we have got borisjohnson and we ask is islamaphobia on the rise? health authority is considering recruiting volu nteers authority is considering recruiting volunteers to drive ambulances. is community support the answer to stretch resources or is the nhs too reliant on volunteers? and robert rinder tells us whyjustice on the television works. for many of us, finding the time to rustle up good, home cooked food from scratch in the way our mums or grandma's did can be a real challenge. some people worry that traditional culinary customs will soon be lost forever. and that's led to one small army of grannies and grandpas to take to social media in their quest to preserve the recipes and methods of the past and the "pastabilities" ar

the hope is that boccia become something that people don't go, what's that, it is boccia, we did thaterstars and notjust poor little disabled athletes who play boccia. nicky fox their reporting, get in the way. they all take the mickey out of each other but you get the sense of the competition. 0nce out of each other but you get the sense of the competition. once the world championships are under way, it will be great. it's time to take a look at this week's film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news, and taking us through this week's releases is jason sullivan. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news, and taking us through this week's releases is jason sullivan. what have you got for us? this week, we go to beirut in 1982. it's mad men in the middle east, wherejohn hamm tries to negotiate the release of a hostage in the negotiator. and there's a big goldfish, an angry one coming up. there it is, jason statham getting his teeth into the meg, and a prehistoric shark is on the loose. can he save us from it? and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a

britain's david smith has claimed his third individual bc one boccia world title in liverpool.ance to beat china's kai sun 7—2 in the final. there was disappointment for defending bca world champion stephen mcguire though as he went out in the last 16. coverage of the championships continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with the team events. coverage continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with team events. long jump champion greg rutherford says it'll be emotional when he jumps for the last time in a stadium this weekend. rutherford, who has won five major gold medals, including an olympic gold in 2012, will compete at the diamond league meeting in birmingham on saturday, before a final appearance in newcastle in september. he visited bbc sport today to talk retirement, dina asher—smith and the the team park run event he's taking part in over the next few weeks. the park run is something i got involved in last year and 200 athletes, olympians and paralympians will get involved with local park i’u ns will get involved with local park runs all over the uk and it is happ

the world boccia championships are taking place in liverpool right now and there has already been somenumber one in the bc one class, david smith beat subin tipmanee of thailand 15—0. that makes it two wins out of two for the paralympic champion and puts him through to the last 16 with a game to spare. india captain virat kohli says he's confident he'll be able to bat in the third test against england despite being in pain from a back injury. kohli is india's top scorer in the series but was clearly uncomfortable at the crease as india lost the second test. he's only got until saturday to ease the problem. we are confident with rehab and strengthening i should be ready for the next game, although not the same intensity in the field. i should be good enough to hold a position in the field and be 100% with the bat. again, iwill the field and be 100% with the bat. again, i will have to look at the running bit of things, which was difficult today. that is sore. and some breaking news for you. danny kerry has left the gb and england women's hockey teams to become head coach of the men's tea

smith is britain's most decorated boccia player.ent, and he makes it look very easy. it. it is a sensation at the moment, and he makes it look very easym is like a rubik ‘s cube, trying to work out how... it is hard. can you do it? it is not that one, though, is it? do it? it is not that one, though, isit? let do it? it is not that one, though, is it? let mac itjust requires a bit of flexibility. nearly there. even craig is trying it. we are talking diy at this morning. easy as that. do—it—yourself retailers are in the spotlight today so we've had those latest results in sales at b80 and screwfix both in the last three months with the weather providing a big boost. yet homebase this week has said it's closing stores and cutting jobs. what's going on? joining me from our london newsroom is diy retail analyst thomas slide. with me in the studio is tv builder craig phillips. what can we learn from the sales figures from b&q? how good the weather has been for the last few months, and these are first half figures, and it is a tale of two

britain's david smith has claimed his third individual boccia world title in liverpool.hina's kai sun 7—2 in the final. there was disappointment for defending bca world champion stephen mcguire as he went out in the last 16. coverage of the championships continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with the team events. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. rail fares could rise by 3.2% in january following a slight increase in inflation, as measured by the retail price index. the transport secretary says he would like a change, to see ticket prices and wages pegged to the lower measure, the consumer price index, which doesn't include housing costs. the unions say they will press ahead with above—inflation pay claims and it is wrong to blame workers for price rises. caroline davies reports. delays, cancellations, queues, chaos. this year has not been good for train passengers. just a disaster. i don't really know what to do with it. it's been cancelled because of lack of drivers. the trains c

britain‘s david smith has claimed his third individual bc one boccia world title in liverpool.in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let‘s go beccy barr in salford where manchester fire and rescue have been pushed to there limits after four major fires acorss the area. and amy garcia is in leeds where she‘s been looking at the growing trend of women freezing their eggs to extend their chances of having children. beccyjoins us from salford with news on a series of major fires in the region in the last 48 hours. these fires to appear to be and connected within the past few moments we have reports of another large fire in central manchester in chinatown. another five crews have been sent to that. in the past few hours they have been tackling a massive blaze at strangeways next door to the manchester prison. some dramatic scenes over at strangeways. this is close to central manchester and it‘s an old mill building which has been on fire since the early hours of this morning. that has caused major disruption and it‘s a building which these days is used by small busin