we didn't have these when callum was born.t alone, you are not the first family to go through this whole process. of course, there are no guarantees. but to know that you have the support, that would make a huge difference. it certainly made a difference to us. yeah. i think to know that you can and should lean on people. charities like... i am an ambassadorfor bliss, which is the uk's largest neonatal charity. and they provide hands on care, metaphorically and literally, holding the hands of families going through this. and they are partnering with pampers to assist with this incredible nappy. you feel so isolated, it feels so... it goes against the grain of everything that your parenting instinct is trying to tell you, but to know that companies like... you could look down and find your tiny baby, which seems like an impossibility of life, wearing a pampers nappy is something that kind of makes you feel, well, this must happen to a lot of other people. this can't be that abnormal. this does happen. that is quite an important

that was callum smith talking to me earlier.aking the headlines. ben stokes says england captain joe root has the backing of "everyone in the changing room" — following his disappointing performance in the first test against new zealand. root made just two and 11 at the bay 0val and has dropped out of the top 10 of the test batting rankings for the first time in over five years. former australia player israel folau has increased his compensation demand from rugby australia. folau — who is a christian — is suing for religious discrimination after being fired for making anti—gay remarks on social media. temporary concussion substitutions could be introduced for the first time at the euro 2020 finals. the proposal to replace players if they are suspected of being concussed is on the agenda for the international football association board's annual business meeting next tuesday. britain's bryony page is setting her sights on a medal at this week's world trampoline championships in tokyo. page won silver at the 2016 rio games but is y

including callum taggart and ellie moore, who live on the isle of man.o book a flight and they're so cheap. it's just how quickly can i get from a to b? 12 months ago, after years of saving, they took the holiday of a lifetime to south america. during our trip we took around 20 flights. some pretty serious distances you have to travel to get anywhere, so at the time, given our budget and time, the only way we could do it really was to fly. before our trip i don't think we really thought about the environment at all. we were so excited about going to south america, it's been our dream since we met almost seven years ago. but, while on their trip, they saw a glacier that had receded because of a changing climate. so when they got home, they calculated their co2 emissions. 15, 16, 17 to mendoza, 18 to santiago, and then home. we put in all our flights, and we also put in all the bus journeys we did take. and the difference in the carbon emissions was really quite significant. i was actually astounded. it was like 15 tonnes of carbon that we created. that's

we didn't have these when callum was born.s whole process, to know that you have this support, that would make a huge different, it certainly did for us. and to know that you can and should lean on people. charities like place, which is the uk's because neonatal charity. they provides hands—on care, metaphorically and literally, holding hands with families going through this. they are partnered with pampers to assist with this incredible nappy. you feel so isolated, it feels micro it goes against the grain of everything that you parenting instantly is trying to tell you, but you know that you could look down and find your tiny baby wearing a pampers nappy, there is something that makes you feel, well, this must happen to a lot of other people. it can't be this abnormal. it does

meanwhile, callum smith has successfully defended his wba super—middleweight title in his home town offight against fellow—britain john ryder went the distance but smith won it on a unanimous points decision. great britain's dave ryding crashed out of the opening slalom race of the world cup season in finland. he was in second place after the first leg, as he looked for his first victory, but he fell towards the end of the second leg. there has neve been a british winner of an alpine skiing world cup event. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. we start this week in copenhagen. by 2025 the danes hope this will become the world's very first carbon—neutral capital city. we sent cat moh to find out how they are getting on. denmark is a country that takes its eco—friendly reputation very seriously. it is claimed that more than two—thirds of their waste is recycled, and 30% of all their energy consumption comes from renewable sources. they even say the harbour is clean enough for you to swim in. not something i'll b

was a feisty end to the game with stjohnstone, who'd already had murray davidson sent off, seeing callumat lunge which meant they finished the game with nine men. the women's super league leaders chelsea scored six as they stayed top of the table with a big win at birmingham city. they're a point ahead of manchester city who also scored plenty of goals on their travels as rhia chohan reports. manchester united kicked off an action packed day of women's super league against brighton and after scoring 11 goals in a midweek game, they were feeling confident. useful confidence as lauren james, they were feeling confident. useful confidence as laurenjames, at 18 the youngest player in the squad, started off proceedings. wave after wave of attacks then rewarded as leo colton made it 2—0. not done yet, she got her second after half—time before a penalty taken racked up a 4- 014 before a penalty taken racked up a 4— 014 casey stoney‘s team. title chasers manchester city visited bristol. they were 1—0 going into the break before ellen white extended the lead. either side of caroline we are's stri

was a feisty end to the game with stjohnstone, who'd already had murray davidson sent off, seeing callumat lunge which meant they finished the game with nine men. there've been plenty of goals in the women's super league with the top four all sides all winning. chelsea remain top of the table but onlyjust, they are a point clear of second placed manchester city after big victories for both sides. rhia chohan reports. manchester united kicked off an action packed day of women's super league against brighton, and after scoring 11 goals in the midweek game they were feeling confident. lauren james, at 18 the youngest player in the squad, started off proceedings. wave after wave of attack was then rewarded making it 2—0. she wasn't done yet and got her second after half—time before a penalty taken racked up a 4—0 when for katie stoney‘s team. title chasers manchester city visited bristol. they were 1—0 going into the break. ellen white extended the lead. a 5—0 winfor the second week running mean the sat top the table briefly as chelsea were at birmingham city and were dominant. the tone was

meanwhile, callum smith has successfully defended his wba super—middleweight title in his home town ofol. the fight against fellow—britain john ryder went the distance but smith won it on a unanimous points decision. great britain's dave ryding crashed out of the opening slalom race of the world cup season in finland. he was in second place after the first leg, as he looked for his first victory. but he fell towards the end of the second leg. there has neve been a british winner of an alpine skiing world cup event. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news, it's the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases, as ever, mark kermode. hello, mark. hello. something for everyone this week. we have harriet, which is a true story of bravery. we have frozen 2. let it go, again. and 21 bridges, a ‘70s—inflected crime thriller. well, let it go has of course been an earworm all day... of course, of course. ..but let's start with harriet, which i'm really hoping you are going to tell me

meanwhile, callum smith has successfully defended his wba super—middleweight title in his home town oflom race of the world cup season in finland. he was in second place after the first leg, as he looked for his first victory but he fell towards the end of the second leg. there has neve been a british winner of an alpine skiing world cup event. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more with sportsday at 6:30. now on bbc news it's time for click. streaming services have changed the entertainment landscape, taking bigger and bigger chunks from the dvd market, completely revolutionised the music industry and they have got terrestrial tv execs clicking on their expensive bits but what about streaming video games. that is a lot harder because you need to make the game responsive and playable. could streaming ever kill the games console. this week google launched stadium. a brand—new games streaming platform. marc cieslak has been putting stadia through its paces to see if it lives up to his expectations. google stadia does away with one of these, a games console, and replaces it with on

wbo super—middleight champion callum smith says it would makes sense to fight wbc champion billyjoe saunderseing offjohn ryder on saturday. both he and saunders want to fight saul "canelo" alvarez next, but smith believes an all—british match—up would be a great alternative. he isa he is a world champion, i am a world champion. we are both british and undefeated. it is a fight that has generated a lot of interest in the public. i think a fight with each other makes sense. i will sit down with my team and see what fight we can deliver. either way, with my team and see what fight we can deliver. eitherway, it with my team and see what fight we can deliver. either way, it should bea can deliver. either way, it should be a good fight. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will have a full round—up at 6:30pm. more now on the death of celebrity chef gary rhodes. he died in dubai aged 59. famous for his distinctive, spiky hairstyle and his love of british cuisine, gary rhodes was a regular on television, presenting programmes including mast

it's a big night for british fighter callum smith, as he defends his wba super middleweight title inup for the fight — he took on our 12 second challenge. hello, this is the super heavyweight from the report, and this is my 12 second challenge. one punch bag, how many times can you hit it? and none of this tiptop stuff, let your hands go properly. it's tiring, that is. just looking ata time it's tiring, that is. just looking at a time you out. and rafael nadal is doing very well in the semifinals against great britain, taken the first set from dan evans, 6—4, before that he took the first winning that match against lopez, so if rafael nadal wins this, he could go all the way down to doubles again. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the evening. hello, more rain today in places they really did not needed. this is where it has been falling in the past few hours. i have ran across england and wales will start to pewter out and starts to turn heavier the customer england and scotland and we keep the warnings as we go through the overnight period and also to ease

it's a big night for british fighter callum smith, as he defends his wba super middleweight title inor the fight — he took on our 12 second challenge. hello, this is my 12 second challenge. how many times can you hated? and challenge. how many times can you hated 7 and i challenge. how many times can you hated? and i mean proper punches, let your hands go properly. they are going to be very competitive about that one. com pletely competitive about that one. completely he had on this on there, isn't it. before he finish, and the football, manchester city are beating them two goals— one, try five minutes left and that match their and city hope to turn the city around effectively. facing the world number one rafael nadeau, but edmund hopes to give them a 1—0 lead in the cup. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more at half past seven. hello. very mature weekend of two halves. almost an inch in places in the higher ground of wells in southwest england. this is where it's been falling to the past few hours and there's a go to the overnight period, this area of rain will use away and kee

i guess callum now? he is doing great. he is five now, just started school.e is the tallest in his class, which isjust remarkable when you look at the pictures of him when he was born. he is riding a bike. of course! he is doing wonderfully well. we look at him, i mean all pa rents a re well. we look at him, i mean all parents are proud of their children, but we look at him remembering the battle is that he has faults and it is something quite special to look at him now and think. thank you both so at him now and think. thank you both so much. it seems a strange thing to celebrate world prematurity day, but at least to acknowledge it is a good thing. thank you both very much. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. thank you very much. it is going to bea thank you very much. it is going to be a case of the autumn colours getting a blast of sunshine over the next few days. there is some drier weather, out there at the moment it isa weather, out there at the moment it is a bit wet, parts of northern england, wales, rain and drizzle coming and

was a fiesty end to the game with stjohnstone, who'd already had murray davidson sent off, seeing callumgame with nine men. sale sharks produced a less—than—convincing display to beat 1a—man la rochelle in the european champions cup. the sharks move up to second in pool two, five points behind leaders exeter chiefs. gloucester produced a valiant fightback, but ultimately felljust short in their defeat by 1a—man montpellier in france. defeat for the cherry and whites means they stay bottom of pool five. england's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand, after bj watling scored a double century on day four in mount maunganui. the hosts declared on 615 for nine. england will have to bat for the whole of the final day with just seven wickets in hand if they're to force a draw. i am concerned. no doubt about it, because i have seen england in this position before and it is a mindset and it is a case of application and discipline. not something that a lot of the modern day players enjoy. don sibley and rory burns, that is their natural game to play in that fashion

callum smith successfully defended his super middleweight title in his hometown of liverpool.nts decision. doctors say people need to take extra precautions, in order to stop the spread of the winter vomiting bug, norovirus. public health england says there's been a big increase in the number of reported cases, compared to the last five winter seasons. this week, pupils in around 60 schools across the north east of england were sent home with symptoms. two people are missing in southern france, where heavy rain has caused serious flooding. several roads and railway lines have been cut off and flights from nice airport have been disrupted. president trump's lawyer — rudy giuliani — has said he's not concerned about being indicted for crimes now being investigated by the impeachment inquiry. this is after the us state department released records relating to the trump administration's dealings with ukraine which show repeated contacts between secretary of state mike pompeo and mrgiuliani. are you afraid, mr mayor, that you could be indicted? oh, wow. how long have you know me? i'

meanwhile, callum smith has successfully defended his wba super—middleweight title in his home town ofer went the distance — but smith won it on a unanimous points decision. finally, back to football, and there was an incredible final in south america's top club competition, the copa libertadores. the brazilian side flamengo trailed argentina's river plate 1—0 — but gabriel barbosa scored in the 89th and 92nd minutes, before being sent off! it's flamengo's first libertadores title for 38 years. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are the journalist and commentator anne ashworth, and john crowley who is the editorial director of first draft, an organisation that investigates the spread of misleading and false news. hopefully none of that this morning. let's take a look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph leads on plans in the conservative manifesto to cut hospital car parking fees. the mail on sunday has quotes from a former head of m16 repeating his view that jeremy corbyn is unfit to hold

there's no place for dele alli but alex 0xlade—chamberlain and callum hudson—0doi are both included.ces everton's michael keane. this squad announcement is actually the first time we've heard from gareth southgate since bulgaria were told that they had to play one game behind closed doors as punishment for the racial abuse that england players suffered during their qualifier. here's what southgate had to say about that. still very proud of the players the way they dealt with all about. and the ongoing issue is one of education across the world, really. i've spoken about that, yeah, probably more than i should've needed to over the last few years, but that's the situation we are still in, sadly. so, ithink but that's the situation we are still in, sadly. so, i think we still in, sadly. so, i think we still have work to do, and we have to start that work here, ahead of anywhere else. it seems incredible, but everton manager marco silva says that andre gomes could be back in the everton side before the end of the season. gomes suffered an horrific ankle injury after a challenge by totte

callum on e—mail, what is the inlet and wheels green party policy on scottish defendants?you differ from the scottish green party. the point is, it is then for have a policy on that, not for us to decide on their own self—determination. that, not for us to decide on their own self-determination. you could have a few. our view is, their view is what their view is. we supported them during the independence referendum. they campaigned for a yes. it was not our place to have a view, if that makes sense. sian berry, co—leader of the green party, thank you for answering the viewers questions. two metal detectorists have been found guilty of stealing a £3 million viking hoard described as of " national importance". george powell and layton davies were convicted of concealing the find, which they dug up in a field in herefordshire in 2015. a jury at worcester crown court also found coin sellers simon wicks and paul wells guilty of conspiring to conceal the treasure. robert hall reports. in an isolated herefordshire field, the search for a crime scene with links to the earliest kin

there's no place for dele alli but alex 0xlade—chamberlain and callum hudson—0doi are both included.punishment for the racial abuse that england players suffered during their qualifier. here's what southgate had to say about that. still very proud of the players and the way they dealt with all of that. and the ongoing issue is one of education across the world, really. i have spoken about that probably more than i should have needed to over the last few years, but that is a situation we are still in sadly. so i think we still have work to do, and we have to start that work here ahead of anywhere else. it seems incredible, but everton manager marco silva says that andre gomes could be back in the everton side before the end of the season. gomes suffered an horrific ankle injury after a challenge by tottenham forward heung—min son during their one—all draw in the premier league on sunday. surgery to repair the fractured dislocation has apparently gone well. the former arsenal manager arsene wenger says he hasn't spoken to the german champions bayern munich about taking their vacant man

so does, alex 0xlade—chamberlain and chelsea‘s callum hudson—0doi.are still in sadly. so i think we still have work to do, and we have to work that —— start that work here ahead of anywhere else. now england just need a point to secure to book their place at next years euros. the end of a career we was not expecting miss. andre gomes looked absolutely awful. apparently surgery to repair his dislocated fracture has gone really well. and marco silva has said today that he could pulling on that everton shirt before the end of the season. gomes was hurt after a challenge by tottenham forward heung—min son during their 1—1 draw in the premier league. it also left son really affected after seeing what had happened, so i‘m sure he‘ll be relieved to also see andre gomes back on the pitch. another football story catching our eye today, is that the former arsenal boss, arsene wenger hasn‘t ruled out being the new manager of bayern munich. wenger himself says he hasn‘t spoken to the club, but has been quite coy about the links being made saying that he would "n

meanwhile, callum smith has successfully defended his wba super—middleweight title in his home town ofnews, it's time now for a look at the newspapers. let's look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph leads on borisjohnson's pledge to cut hospital car parking fees for millions of people as he launches the conservative manifesto. the paper also has a photo of him on the campaign trail with his father stanley. labour leaderjeremy corbyn's pledge to pay out £57 billion to women who lost out because of pension changes dominates the front page of the sunday mirror. the sunday times has the latest on the prince andrew scandal — with reports that the queen has cancelled his 60th birthday party. it also features a photo of prince charles receiving a traditional welcome during his six—day tour of new zealand. and the most—read story on the bbc news website is about the brawl at a cinema complex in birmingham — where police moved in to tackle a fight involving people armed with machetes. the artist mackenzie thorpe is here to tell us what's caught his eye. good morning. let you to choose from

and callum aramco, increased consumer demand for food transparency, that stock had a nice run, bouncing its february 2018 lows, up over 140% mixed bag for retail best buy shares spiking on a strong beat across the board earnings, revenue, comps, all better than expected the company raising guidance but dollar tree, down 14% after earnings came in a nickel shy of expectations the discount retailer also gave a weak forecast for the holiday season, expecting to take a hit from tariffs in the fourth quarter. dollar tree down about 16% tonight we get earn frings from box. back to you. >> let's get to rick santelli at the cme in chicago. >> good morning. we have another option today, we're on a different schedule, two-year was yesterday instead of today, all because of the holiday. and do remember, the auction of 2s, 5s and 7s, which will complete tomorrow, will settle on monday. lately settlement dates have been of major interest that issuance has to be paid for. and writing those checks may affect short-term liquidity. though this one doesn't happen to correlate with taxes due as well as, o

now, the wbo super—middleweight champion callum smith says it would "make sense" to fight wbc championher way, it should be a good fight. you tend to hear about sportsmen and women taking ice baths — well, we‘re going to show you something that takes things to the next level. this is professional skier tyler wallasch, who decides to take to the ice in a different way than usual. in he goes, and there‘s bit of swim involved. he‘s got to find his way out with no goggles... but up he pops... check the hair... and showing us all how ice baths are done properly. that‘s all the sport for now. now on afternoon live, let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. nina warhurst is in salford, and she‘ll be talking to us about the local reaction to the visit from john mcdonnel and sajid javid today in the north west. back with you in just a moment, nina. and harry gration is in leeds where a charity has said food banks in the yorkshire and humber area are braced for the busiest december yet. with you shortly, harry. but firs