we will have a state banquet at buckingham palace, the president will not stay here.isitors do, he will not because there is work going on inside the palace. and then they will be the question, big question, as to whether and where if he does he addresses members of parliament. the speakerjohn bercow has made it clear he doesn't want the president inside the house of parliament, some sort of compromise may be found. enjoy the sunshine! thank you. talks on brexit between the government and labour will resume this afternoon, as mps return to westminster after the easter break. theresa may has been holding a cabinet meeting this morning, the first since the eu agreed to delay our departure date until the end of october. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is at westminster. chris, those brexit talks with labour resuming in a couple of hours, should we be holding our breath for a breakthrough? we have had a week without using the brexit word. the easter bunny has run for the hills probably because he guessed we would be having this conversation. guess what, we are whe

buckingham palace has announced president trump will make a state visit to the uk in earlyjune.m the visit shortly after he was elected in 2016, but no date was set. it will coincide with the preparations for the 75th anniversary of the d—day landings. president trump's last visit to the uk was met with mass protests. 0ur royal correspondentjonny dymond is at buckingham palace. what are the details of this state visit? the details of this state visit? the details of this state visit are much like the details of every other state visit and that is what is so tantalising and interesting about this visit. you may rememberfrom interesting about this visit. you may remember from the last visit, which was a working visit, the president pretty much avoided london. he chop it into london but then took a helicopter out to blenheim palace, to windsor castle where he met the queen and to chequers where he met the prime minister before going to his golf course in scotland. this time the invitation is from the queen and the focus will be on ceremonial london. he will meet the monarchy in hor

natalie pirks, bbc news, buckingham palace.what happened today was unusual even by those standards. just listen to this. that was the sound of water flooding into the press gallery and then the chamber. proceedings were brought to a close two hours early. a driving instructor who had his instagram name taken away and given to prince harry and meghan feels flattered but also annoyed. kevin keiley had been using @sussexroyal because he supports reading fc — nicknamed the royals — and he lives in west sussex. but he found out on tuesday that instagram had given his name to the royal couple. it's the most prestigious night of the year for the british gaming industry which, according to the trade body, is now worth a record £5.7 billion. and with one in three of us playing some form of mobile, console or computer game every day, the industry has become more lucrative than movies and music combined. steffan powell is in central london where the bafta game awards are taking place. yes, the global stars of the gaming industry are all h

injune, buckingham palace awaits — and there may be a protest or two.nge uk, the party for remainers, launches its european election campaign, but whether you'll get to vote for them could depend on brexit talks between the government and labour. this is an emergency, this is an existential crisis, and we must do everything we can to stop it. bringing her unique campaign on climate change to westminster — greta thunberg, the 16—year—old swede, says it's time to panic. and coming up on bbc news: captain, leader, legend. tributes are paid to billy mcneill, celtic‘s european cup—winning captain, who's died at the age of 79. good evening. in sri lanka, the first funerals have ta ken place after easter sunday's suicide attacks on churches and hotels, that has now left more than 320 people dead. it's been a day of national mourning, with three minutes‘ silence observed across the island. the authorities have blamed a local islamist group, although the islamic state group has claimed responsibility. the country's prime minister says some of those involved in t

this time, there will be a state banquet in the big building behind me, buckingham palace.the queen and i think that's probably going to happen at buckingham palace. but we don't quite know, though i've got a word it may not happen, is whether or not they will bea happen, is whether or not they will be a procession down the mall committee great great alice —— committee great great alice —— committee great great alice —— committee great big avenue here. with the state visits of presidents you generally don't because the security services get the heebie—jeebies over risk to the president. donald trump will be here. you will be a lot more visible that he was last time and i suspect people are aiming to protest at the procession, they may be disappointed. jonny dymond, thank you very much. our royal correspondence at the palace. let's talk now to stephen doughty, labour and co—operative mp, who has called on the prime minister to rescind her offer of a state visit to president trump. why? this is an honour we grant and we choose to grant, not something we have to do. and i do n

but he won't be staying at buckingham palace, as is traditional for heads of state.are being refurbished. it's likely protesters will rain on trump's parade. the giant baby trump blimp brought out during the president's much more casual visit last july could make another appearance. once again, president trump will meet with the queen. last time, in breach of diplomatic protocol, he briefly walked aimlessly in front of the queen, whilst inspecting the royal guard. and the world will be waiting and watching to see if president trump's relationship with british prime minister theresa may continues to be extra special. we've seen the two close the last few times they've been together. well, the last we heard, brianna, is that there won't be a speech to the joint houses of parliament, and that's the ultimate honor, really, for any visiting head of state for this country. the issue here is that the invitation doesn't come from buckingham palace, doesn't come from downing street, it can only come from parliament, itself. and so far, the speaker of the lower house, the hous

asi state banquet in buckingham palace.round, he will be in central london, it will be a massive security operation no doubt. tell us more about how this state visit will differ from the visit last year. it was all but said that last year. it was all but said that last time a donald trump avoided london, and he made it relatively clear he didn't particularly want to come if he was going to face protests. last time, he got a helicopter into london from stansted airport straight into the residence of the ambassador here, which is where he stayed overnight, and then he got a helicopter out to blenheim palace, where he had a dinner and then to see the queen no point did he make a serious road transport around london. in a state visit, road transport in central london is a key pa rt road transport in central london is a key part of it, e—mail most certainly be met —— he will most certainly be met —— he will most certainly be met at the back of whitehall, a traditional meeting point where the royal family meet visitors here. they

but he won't be staying at buckingham palace as is traditional for heads of state. 't have enough space because parts are being refurbished. it's likely protesters will rain on trump's parade. the giant baby trump blimp brought out during the president's much more casual visit last july could make another appearance. ♪ once again, president trump will meet with the queen. last time in breach of diplomatic protocol, he briefly walked aimlessly in front of the queen, whilst inspecting the royal guard. and the world will be waiting and watching do see if president trump's relationship with british prime minister theresa may continues to be extra special. we've seen the two close the last few times they've been together. max foster, cnn, buckingham palace, london. cushion tip doe. erase. shape. correct. no wonder it's america's #1 concealer. instant eraser. only from maybelline new york. it's kind of unfair that safe drivers have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you d

buckingham palace has confirmed that president trump will make a three-day state visit to the u.k.ne. the white house said the trip would relationship. special jon sopel reports. jon: the queen has welcomed president trump beforee u.k., even if there were moments last summer where it was hard to discern who was hosting whom as they inspected the troops at windsor castle. but this will be a visit with all the bells and whistles, a e banquet at buckingham palace, a gun salute. it will be full ceremonial. what is unclear is whether he will be invited to givdra joint s to parliament as president xi of china did when he visited london. the speaker hased indice is opposed to president trump being given that honor, even though the u.s. iscl britain'est ally. and there will be widespread opposition to the visit. >> many of the things this president has said, people find objectib. the amplification of racist tweets. some of his views people find objectionable. the great thing in a democracy is people ll make their views known. the key is that the protests are peaceful but lawful as well. jo

england manager gareth southgate collects his obe at buckingham palace on the day his side move up toin the world rankings. and supasundae shocks aintree on day one of the grand national meeting. also coming up in the programme, we speak to the the woman who tonight becomes just the second player in welsh football history to reach 100 international caps. and find out if a former nfl star and gb olympic gold medal winning hockey player have what it takes to compete in the boat race. nobody is going to throw up, are they? if you do, give us a shout and we'll get you a bucket. well done. hello and welcome to sportsday. we start with further off—field controversy in football. so far this season there have been incidents of coins and bottles being thrown at players and managers — with fans also invading the pitch and attacking players. last night a pyrotechnic was thrown onto the pitch during celtic‘s 2—nil win at st mirren. it's renewed calls for governing bodies to get tough in a week that's also seen another case of alleged racist abuse in italy. the bbc has been to the netherlands, a c

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a state banquet at buckingham palace, a gun salute in green park — it will be full ceremonial.to give a joint address to parliament, as president xi of china did on his state visit to london. the speaker has indicated he is opposed to president trump being given that honour, even though the us is britain's closest ally. and there'll be widespread opposition to the visit. many of the things this president has said people find objectionable, the amplification of tweets from racists, for example, some of his views around people who belong to my faith, some of his views people find objectionable, and one of the great things about living in a democracy is people will make their views known. the key thing, though, is that any protest is peaceful but also lawful as well. the last time the president was in the uk, there were large, good—natu red protests, but donald trump didn't see any of them. he was very deliberately helicoptered from one secure location to another, never coming face to face with the demonstrators. this will be only the third state visit made by an american presiden

max foster is live at buckingham palace with more.as been to the uk, but it wasn't a state visit. this is a bigger, more royal deal, max. >> reporter: yeah. when he came last year, that was known as a working visit. he met the prime minister and the queen, but there wasn't all the pomp and pageantry, which britain is famous for. that's what you'll see this time around. we're waiting for the exact deta details, but we're looking for what honors he will be afforded. not everyone gets the full works, as it were. we can assume he'll get a military welcome. the question then is whether he'll get the big carriage procession with the calvary down to buckingham palace. president obama didn't take up the opportunity because of the security costs involved. president putin and president xi did. i think president trump would like that, too. there will probably be a state dinner. the big question is whether held be offered the chance to address the joint houses of parliament. many mps don't want to see it happen. it is the top honor. this is what

england manager gareth southgate has been to buckingham palace today to collect his obe from prince charlesremony he dedicated the honour to his team. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was there. after becoming an unlikely fashion icon last summer, i southgate said he would never wear a waistcoat began cough in the pirates —— a palace requires a smart approach. it's a privilege to be the manager and received an award from the royal family is something i'm very proud of, so that was very special and yet, a moment and that will live with me forever. it's for services to football a recognition of three decades in the game, culminating in him becoming the first england manager and 28 years to reach a world cup semifinal in russia. with england today up to fourth in the world rankings, the youthful evolution under southgate has been quite something, but is not yet. we talk about becoming the number one tea m talk about becoming the number one team in the wild and that's our aim, so team in the wild and that's our aim, so to go from 15th and danforth is probably easier than the next step and

gareth southgate was at buckingham palace today to collect his obe.e honour for services to football after guiding england to the world cup semifinals last summer. he is there with prince charles. the mexican has scored 15 goals since joining on a season—long loan injune last year. that is rauljimenez. he's helped wolves to seventh in the table and played a key role in them reaching sunday's fa cup semifinal against watford. he'lljoin permanently from benfica onjuly first, and wolves will pay £30 million. aintree festival starts today, and the a0 runners for saturday's grand national have been announced. amongst them is the favourite tiger roll, who's looking for back to back wins, and if he does he'll be in elite company, as our reporter frank keogh explains. this is an amazing horse which has won four times at the festival and it was the smallest horse in last yea r‘s race it was the smallest horse in last year's race with the oldestjockey, the horses called tiger roll. they say he has the heart of our lion. it has been 41 years since red rum won th

if he is going to go from the us embassy to buckingham palace, your neck when you helicopter that shortere may be protesters, but as i say, i think the bigger picture for donald trump's point of view is all the pomp and ceremony. and as you know very welcome british news doesn't get on american televisions that often, except when the royal family is involved. the fact there will be a prince or princess meeting him at the airport, the queen hosting and at buckingham palace, that will do very nicely. all good news for the white house. jon sopel, thanks for much forjoining us. we are joined by washington bureau chief for the new york times. before i get to the politics of the day, i want to ask you about this visit. i am assuming they are happy at the white house this has been put back on the schedule. they are very happy. we we re schedule. they are very happy. we were at first surprised the president was invited but then of course, president was invited but then of course , you president was invited but then of course, you realised it's and 75th anniversary of d—day. it's very hard not t

buckingham palace has confirmed that the u.s. president will make an official state visit to the united kingdom in june donald trump and his wife the lawyer have both accepted an invitation from queen elizabeth the second they made a trip to england last summer but it was not a state visit let's get more on this from a behavior to use outside of buckingham palace in london so it seems a state visit will go ahead. i'm sure to a great deal of controversy. here controversy already from people simply saying that they don't want him here of course he was here as you said last july thousands of people hundreds of thousands of people out on the street but this will be a different visit altogether and that is because it is a state visit the invitation has come directly from the queen and it will be filled with firemen a he will be inspected guard of honor he will also probably be offered a carriage procession in this area around buckingham palace he will also with the queen attend the commemorations to mark the seventy fifth anniversary

more this hayward is outside buckingham palace i'm sure they'll be a great deal of debate about mr trouble president trump's visit but i suppose it comes at the right time for him because he's also got to think about campaigning for his presidential reelection. yes exactly although many people as you say have already expressed their disgust if you like that britain is going to host yet again but what makes this different than last year's visit is that this is in fact a state visit he is coming on the invitation of the queen and it will really see rolling out the red carpet for donald trump we could see him coming along here outside buckingham palace in a carriage a carriage procession and he could also address parliament although that has not been. as yet but already a number of m.p.'s have said that they really would like to see to resume a rescind the invitation but the invitation has not come from her it has come from the queen and it is unlikely that any political party could block donald trump's business it's obviously as you say going to be a scenario where the red carpet is rolled o

it says he's turned down an invitation from buckingham palace to attend a state banquet when presidentned this down. the times says anyone travelling out of heathrow airport won't need to show their passport this summer, thanks to facial recognition technology. and the sun's headline is about one of the dancers from strictly, katya, who it says won't be given a celebrity partner this year. we will not be talking about that particular story first! this curious deal about huawei. we were talking about the substance and how involved it was going to be at the start of the week and then it quickly turned into a story about who had leaked this information. from a national security council meeting. yes, the la ke security council meeting. yes, the lake is incredibly serious. probably the most serious one we have known in ourtime. the most serious one we have known in our time. therefore there is a serious leak investigation under way and we have often had lake investigations where nobody ever believed they were really going to find out quite who had done it. but i think the point you might as

buckingham palace undergoing massive refurbishment and cannot accommodate visitors. the us ambassadors home when they visit london in june. barack obama and george hw bush stayed with the queen. there is a push to get to the funeral of a 97-year-old marine who has no family. decorated world war ii hero bob grant will be laid to rest friday. his wife of 60 years died two years ago. and others call for action that if you're in the nyc area, robert graham, united states marine who fought in guadalcanal, winning the bronze star and silver star, has died at the age of 97. he had no family. it would be wonderful if this marine's funeral was attended hashtag usmc. those who can't attend wishing well on twitter. once a user writing, quote, semper fi, rest in peace, thank you for your service. and sacrifice. jillian: he is 24 years old and just hit one of the biggest jackpots ever. >> at that moment, no way. i felt so lucky i did look at the cameras wanted to wink because i had that lucky feeling. heather: do with the money? we will tell you when we come back. ♪ ers use heavy

this time he'll visit buckingham palace as a guest of the queen. that's all.y with bbc world news. and the other top story in the uk: 16—year—old swedish climate activist greta thunberg goes tells —— tells mps her generation's future has been stolen appealing for more action on climate change. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. sri lanka is still reeling from sunday's attacks, but how will its crucial tourism industry he affected 7 crucial tourism industry he affected? and crucial tourism industry he affected 7 and we crucial tourism industry he affected? and we look at boeing, whose reputation has been tarnished after two recent fatal crashes. what impact is it having on its bottom line? good morning, and welcome to asia business report, live from singapore, with me mariko oi. let's begin with sri lanka, whether country is still in shock after the bomb blast struck and hotels on easter sunday. several countries including the uk and us have issued travel warnings for its citizens going there. there is increasing fear about the impact

it was announced a short while ago by buckingham palace. visited last summer, but that was not a state visit. that traditionally includes a banquet with the queen at buckingham palace. two years ago the trip was postponed because of concerns about a reception for the president and the brexit crisis in britain. >>> democratic congressional leaders in washington are trying to rein in their colleagues that want to push for the impeachment of president trump. now more with doug luzader live from washington, d.c. with the latest developments. good morning, doug >> reporter: good morning. democratic leaders in the house are trying to pump the breaks on -- brakes on impeachment talks. at a festive white house easter egg roll president trump battered away at questions swirling around washington. he may feel even better about it today after house speaker nancy pelosi sought to stake out a middle ground yesterday in a conference call with fellow house democrats. later he put it in writing. it is also important to know that the facts holding the presi

now buckingham palace is responding. our reporting begins now. reporting begins this monday with the horror on one of the holiest days on the christian calendar. and we have just learned one of the dead is a fifth grader from a presee -- prestigious schools in d.c. bombers murdered nearly 300 people and hurt more than 500 more in sri lanka on easter sunday. an island nation in southeast asia with the population with that about the same as florida. officials say they did have warnings. the country's health minister said they were told about possible threats ten days before the easter sunday bombing. the government admits they failed to act and a spokesman said they're "very, very sorry." this is the latest in the string of attacks on houses of worship stretching across a handful of states and continents. we'll take a deeper look at that later on. first, investigators in sri lanka are blaming the bombings on a regional extremist group. they say the attackers may have had help from an international terrorist organization. the result, the deadliest v

buckingham palace and the white house say he accepted an invitation from the queen. the president will meet with british prime minister theresa may and attend a ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary of d day. president trump was met with protesters during a visit to last summer. that trip was billed as a working visit. >>> let's see how the indexes are doing with 45 minutes to go before wall street closes. the dow is up 125 points. >>> sports now, the sharks hit the ice against the golden knights and the puck drops at 7:00. if the sharks win tonight, they'll take on the colorado avalanche in the second round of the playoffs. >>> it was snake verses rat on a video posted online. >> the winner may surprise. watch as a rattlesnake approaches a kangaroo rat. but the rat proves it has fighting skills. yeah, that slow motion video showing a midair kick from the rodent. it was a good kick. that was filmed outside of yuma arizona. the video was released last month with the -- it comes from ninja rat. it's a team of researchers from us davis, uc river and san diego stat

just into the newsroom moments ago by buckingham palace, president trump and his wife will be visiting with the queen. two years ago the british government extended an invitation but the trip had been postponed because of concerns about the president's reception. also, britain's extended brexit crisis. >>> a bill that would charge a toll to drive on lumbar street in san francisco is moving forward. the state transportation committee voted 11-3 on the bill, requiring drivers to make a reservation and pay a fee to drive down the crooked part of lombard. currently cities are prohibit from the imposing their open tolls on states highway's but in this bill they would be deciding how much to charge. >>> a prosthetic leg that fell from the sky has been returned to its owner. deputies posted the photos of the leg to social media after being found in a lumberyard in gloverdale. the man said he lost it while sky diving on sunday and i reasonically he told deputies he lost his real leg in the sky diving accident two years ago. >>> in san francisco a man got stuck outside the landon court parking

a formal welcome and then a banquet here at buckingham palace.ere's refurbishment going on at the moment. the whole front of the palace is closed at the moment. the big issue, of course, is brexit. you may remember, poppy and jim, what happened last time, before he flew in, he did an interview for the sun newspaper, telling the sun that he told may how to do brexit, but she can't listen to me, and boris johnson would make a great prime minister, causing all sorts of problems. what theresa may would love to do, though, because even since then, it's gotten a lot more chaotic over brexit, is sign some sort of trade deal with the united states. it would help her and a lot of brits would welcome something positive to come out of this process. it would make brexit perhaps more palatable if it happens. >> max foster, an interesting moment. we'll see how big the protests are. we'll bring it to you when it happens. >> two years after the murders of two girls in indiana, new details that could help lead to their killer. we'll have those details right after

buckingham palace didn't exactly issue a denial saying, quote, any future plans for the duke and duchessssex are speculative at this stage. no decision has been taken about future roles. our royal source says it could happen but not until the year 2020. and that if meghan and harry were to be stationed there, it would likely only be for a period of months rather than a permanent move. right now, the two are settling into their new home and getting excited about the arrival of their new baby. >>> they can't talk about moving yet, there's lots to do to prep for a baby coming. >> i can't wait to meet royal baby. >>> meanwhile, justin bieber spent his easter night doing something we haven't seen him do in a long time -- he hit the stage joining ariana grande at coachella. ♪ let me redeem myself tonight is it too late now to say sorry ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm missing more than your body ♪ >> and fans were missing justin. we know that bieber is focusing on his mental health. earlier this month, he posted this admission on social media -- it's cool to have a healthy mind and health think emotions. >> thi

. >>> president trump will make his first official state visit to britain in june, buckingham palace and the white house say that he accepted an invitation from the queen. the president will also meet with british prime minister teresa may and attend a ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary of d-day. >>> coming up at 5:30, a high- stakes on the future of the coliseum, a step closer to selling its share of the land to the a's, and how oakland is fighting to make sure that neighbors don't get a raw deal. >>> the brothers who say they helped jussie smollett stage and attack on fighting back on the actors lair, the new legal battle to restore the reputations. >>> that means we have had to turn closets in the dorms. >>> for decades, contra costa county firefighters have been waiting in the trailers and a long-awaited arrival to the firehouse. ♪ 1,2,3,4 this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with the fastest, most reliable internet from xfinity xfi. so you can be in with brilliantly connected devices in every room. and in with finding all your favorites

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this time he'll visit buckingham palace as a guest of the queen. that's all. bye— bye. just after half past midnight. now on bbc news — it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. how far can the democratic republic of the congo, a giant of a country ravaged by war, poverty, disease, set itself on a path of peace and reconciliation? well, my guest is martin fayulu, the man who claims he won last december‘s landmark elections that ended 18 years of divisive rule byjoseph kabila when felix tshisekedi was declared the winner. however, mr fayulu says the presidency was stolen from him. is mr kabila still controlling the presidency behind the scenes? martin fayulu, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, thank you very much. you describe yourself as president—elect of the democratic republic of the congo. that's not recognised. why do you believe the election was stolen from you? i believe just because we had observers, we had the catholic church, we had 40,000 observers, and we also had the leak of results from the electoral commission server. those results,

president will trump to make a state visit to britain in early june that's according to buckingham palace he did you remember pay a visit to windsor castle last summer that was not a state visit it involves different pomp and ceremony inside story is next. he told jokes about the president now he is the president comedian a lot of a zelinsky wins a landslide victory in ukraine's election but with no previous political experience how will he tackle the many challenges ahead what's the punchline this isn't. hello and welcome to the program on imran khan comedian without him as lenski played a fictional president for years now he's going to play it for real but stand up comedy is one thing standing up to russia and the myriad of other problems facing ukraine is another thing altogether outgoing president petro poroshenko says zelinsky is too naive for hard politics but it is the dissatisfaction with old faces like that's probably benefits of the comedian he's campaigned on an anti establishment anti corruption platform and that seems so resoundingly with his supporters selenski won with more

expect another statement from buckingham palace once she has the little prince or princess and we'll get the time, the date, the name, the sex, all of that lovely information. but here's the big difference, we're not going to be able to see the royal baby any time soon because we know that meghan and harry have said that they want to have some private time to celebrate as a new family before they will release any photo. we did see prince harry, though, yesterday here in london out on sunday at the big london marathon. he was all smiles and we also know that doria, meghan's mother has been here in town for about a week now right by her daughter's side awaiting the birth of her first grandchild, paula. >> amy, we don't need to see the child to know it's going to be a beautiful child. we know they'll be celebrating their first anniversary in mid may. will and kate, reason to celebrate as well? >> reporter: yes, they are celebrating their eighth anniversary. wouldn't that be something if they had a new niece or nephew the same day they were married eight years ago? we know that prince wi

this time he'll visit buckingham palace as a guest of the queen. that's all. bye— bye.

in june that's according to a tweet from buckingham palace it will be trump's first official state visit you may remember he was in the u.k. last year for a working visit where his critics in the u.k. immediately the nelson of the plan to visit labor m.p. david lammy tweeted this donald trump is no friend of britain he is not fit to hold public office let alone worthy of our country's highest honors at a banquet with the queen so recently a selling out the u.k. to a serial wire and a cheat another twitter user references brags it writing i fail to see the benefits of a future where this country shares closer values with trumps us there we currently do with our closest european neighbors we have to say it is unusual for a state visit to be announced at such short notice nevertheless protesters say they plan to make their demonstrations the biggest that the u.k. has ever see. the day is almost gone the conversation continues online you will find us on twitter either at the news or you can follow me aboard golf t.v. if you have to live a every member whatever happens between now and then to

the spectacular site, heading up the mall with buckingham palace in the background.n london, but here is the king of all time. the king of all thrones, eliud kipchoge, he will be the champion for the fourth time. nobody has done that before. he has run quicker than anyone else before, including himself here in london. kipchoge is the champion again. the second fastest time ever run by him or by any human being. eliud kipchoge, absolutely supreme. and they wonder performance from this man, geremew willjoin him as the second fastest marathon runner ever. going ahead of dennis kim et al., the previous world record holder. studio: a wonderful run from eliud kipchoge, winning the men's elite race at the london marathon for the fourth time and taking time to wave to the crowd as he approached the finishing line. 0ur reporter kate grey is at the finish line. a tremendous reception for him. yes, brilliant scenes at the finish line of the london marathon. behind me, all three of the medal winners have congratulated each other. eliud kipchoge in the middle, and absolutely supe

just moved into frogmore cottage, traditionally, the queen had all of our children either in buckingham palace be seen as a better bet. there is a hospital close by which is where the dozens hospital close by which is where the d oze ns of hospital close by which is where the dozens of wessex had her two children. when you switch on the telly hoping to see the first pictures of harry and meghan's new baby you might expect to see me and various other royal correspondence outside this hospital door, but you'd be wrong. we're not expecting this big total ball in front of banks of photographers, it is going to be very private —— photocall. but there is something about harry and meghan, they have a stardust that appeals to people who maybe haven't even been that interested in the royal family before. so on the day, my will ross to wherever we have to go. we would expect that to be in windsor, because clearly that is where the family's new home is. you'll be seeing people like me standing in front of a load of trees and we will be waiting for the news as well of hundreds of millions, potentially, pe

the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has said he will not attend the state banquet at buckingham palace wrong to "roll out the red carpet" for the us president, whom he accused of using "racist and misogynist rhetoric", and said the prime minister was wrong to "kowtow" to a president who tore up international treaties. 0ur political correspondent, nick eardley is at westminster and says this a controversial move for the labour leader. it's no secret that this state visit is going to be highly controversial but it's a significant step for the leader of the opposition to publicly make clear that he is going to boycott one of the main events and in doing so launching a scathing attack on the us president on his record international treaties, climate change, orjeremy corbyn called a racist and misogynist rhetoric and at the moment the guest list is looking pretty then because the common speaker, the snp and the lib dems have all said they are going to boycott the dinner as well but this isn't the first controversial state visit to the uk. in 2015, jeremy corbyn did take part ina in 2015, je

buckingham palace has confirmed that president trump will make a three—day state visit to the uk in junep. the white house said the visit would reaffirm what it called the "steadfast and special relationship" between the united states and britain. unlike 2018 — which was dubbed a working trip at the time — this will be an official state visit with the queen as host. the dissident irish republican group, the new ira, has said it killed a northern irish journalist last week. lyra mckee was shot while she was reporting on riots in londonderry. the group released a statement offering apologies to the journalist's partner, family and friends. our ireland correspondent chris page is in derry for us. that apology has really generated a fresh wave of condemnation and disgust with lyra mckee's friends branding it as callous, cynical and cowardly. they say paramilitary organisations shouldn't be issuing state m e nts organisations shouldn't be issuing statements of regret, instead they should just be disbanding. the new ira is believed to be the largest organisation opposed to the peace process. a

as i understand it, donald trump will make a state visit, a state banquet at buckingham palace.it to normandy to mark the 75th anniversary of d—day. will there be a joint address to both houses of parliament? that's uncertain. a carriage ride up the mall? again, those details haven't been nailed down but as things stand, this plan will go ahead for a state visit injune in a few weeks' time. jon sopel, thank you. there was one match in the premier league tonight. and chelsea have missed the opportunity to go third in the table, after being held to a 2—2 draw at home to burnley. austin halewood watched the action at stamford bridge. after a weekend of favourable results, the door was ajar for chelsea to break into the top four. but despite the heat of a scorching easter weekend, the blues came out cold. burnley‘s jeff hendrick with a screamer inside the first ten minutes. so chelsea needed a response and after passing a late fitness test, there was only one man to turn to. eden hazard with a trademark weaving run. n'golo kante on hand to finish. desperate not to miss out on champi

the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has said he will not attend the state banquet at buckingham palace injuneoll out the red carpet" for the us president, whom he accused of using "racist and misogynist rhetoric" and said the prime minister was wrong to "kowtow" to a president who tore up international treaties. vauxhall is recalling 235,000 zafira cars for a third time, after a new source of fires was discovered. the zafira b cars were previously recalled after campaigners claimed more than 300 had caught fire. the company said the latest recall affects cars built between 2005 and 2014 which do not have electronic climate control. an investigation is under way after a huge explosion at the tata steelworks in port talbot. the blast in the early hours is thought to have been caused by a train carrying molten metal. two people suffered minor injuries. the plant has now reopened. sri lanka's prime minister has told the bbc that he considered resigning in the wake of the easter day bomb attacks. but ranil wickremesinghe said he simply "wasn't in the loop" for a briefing on warnings of a possible

the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says he will not attend the state banquet at buckingham palace injuned it would be wrong to "roll out the red carpet" for the us president," whom he accused of using "racist and misogynist rhetoric. " he said the prime minister was wrong to "kowtow" to a president who tore up international treaties. 0ur political correspondent nick erdly says this a controversial move for the labour leader. it's no secret that the state visit is going to be highly controversial. if significant step for the leader of the opposition. this will publicly make clear is going to the cot one of the main events, and in doing so launching a pretty scary attack on the us president or his record on international treaties, on climate change, from what mr corbin because racist and misogynist rhetoric. at the moment guestlist politically is looking pretty thin because the common speaker, the s&p said they are going to boycott the dinner, too. it's worth pointing out this is not the first controversial state visit to the uk. in 2015, mr corbin did take part in a meeting with the chine