i'm lost an aberration for david dimbleby slipped.ble by who slipped. i'm lost an aberration for david dimbleby who says he will go back to his first love of reporting. sometimes i think i have been reporting a long time i be running out of energy but i need to shape up because he has more energy than me. i love it when he tells people. speaking of nick griffin, he did tell him to stop smoking. it is not nice though. not to be on the receiving end. andrew neil is my favourite to take over. it should definitely be a woman after all these years. definitely be a woman! by these years. definitely be a woman! by the second half i will think of a candidate. the 11:30pm we will have an answer. the daily mirror, are you both following the world cup? an answer. the daily mirror, are you both following the world cup7m course, yes. iam both following the world cup7m course, yes. i am a both following the world cup7m course, yes. iam a big both following the world cup7m course, yes. i am a big football fan. so far, the most excitement for you? th

any national event, current affairs, political events, you associate david dimbleby with that.n coverage as well as question time. i get the feeling he is not the sort to easily give up on a good gig once he has got it. the bbc announced in 201a that hugh edwards would replace him as host of the election night coverage and yet, strangely, both the last eu referendum and the 2017th snap general election were hosted by david dimbleby. we will see whether hugh edwards gets his hands up prize but david said he would stay as a journalist, this is not the end for him, he turns 80 at the end of the year, but he will keep making programmes. he made a panorama earlier this week but went out in russia and he does not seem willing to sit back at home and put his feet up yet. as well as political affairs, question time, his feet up yet. as well as politicalaffairs, question time, he has put together a lot of documentaries as well. what do you make about his plans to step into the reporting role, back into reporting? he comes from such a long line of bbc journalists, reporting? he comes fro

and now it's time for david dimbleby to go.ed to the practice courts of which there are eight. some of the best players in the world will be practising here later on. you can get a bird 's eye view of them. gates open at 10:30 a.m.. the weather is sunny and warm already, for many of us it will be a fine, dry and sunny day. but more clouds building in from the west with patchy light rains and drizzle. i will have more in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. england's world cup campaign kicks off tonight, with a match against tunisia in the city of volgograd. the three lions have not won an opening game since 2006, but manager gareth southgate says his young squad are not haunted by previous campaigns. from volgograd, natalie pirks reports. volgograd, where tonight the motherland of football meets the motherland. in a city formerly known as stalingrad, england will attempt to win their opening world cup match for the first time since 2006. gareth southgate, though, believes his young side aren't affected by the past.

david dimbleby, at the end of the year will be stepping down from question time to do something that will you miss him? i think it is time for a change? we have come up with a list, actually. there are are very able presenters. jane garvey, ki rsty very able presenters. jane garvey, kirsty wall holst. emma barnett, who i know who has been a big hit when she stood in the. time for a change. let's end on the world cup. let's turn to the sun. roos didn't want to talk about this. icac is not interested. i made a point of trying to get my cats into it. my cats are saying they are not interested. 0k. all rights. apparently england was that success or failure comes down to whether we all kiss harry kane's boot. if we all kiss the boot which is pictured on the front of the sun then he is more likely to score a hat—trick in night against tunisia. a p pa re ntly hat—trick in night against tunisia. apparently he promised to do, which seems a bit unlikely and unwise. we tried everything else, kissing harry's boot is probablyjust as good a chance. i hope they go far through the tournament. even i

after 25 years, david dimbleby has decided to leave question time, the bbc‘s flagship political debate199a, and it's the role for which he's best known. announcing his decision, mr dimbleby said: "i am not giving up broadcasting. instead, after years in the studio, i now plan to return to my first love, reporting. the weather. it is ok down south. it will be. absolutely stop you it will be warming up over the coming days. —— absolutely. it will be cooler and more wet. this is the week ahead, which you can see. warm in the south, cooler in the north. this has been the story for the last two days. cloud is drifting into the south. we will not get that tomorrow. early in the morning, sunshine in northern and western areas. cloudy for a time in the south—east. but then we are going to see the clouds returning again out of the atlantic. that means many western coasts will be overcast for time to time, light rain and drizzle. 2a in london. a warm day. in the north, windy. western scotland, cool. stornoway, 13. warm weather heading our way, down south, as we have been saying. taking a detour.

david dimbleby is leaving question time after hosting the show for 25 years.all started in january 19 94. good evening and welcome to the first question time of the new year. welcome to question time. 25 years of tough questions. did you deny the holocaust? why are you smiling? it is not particularly amusing. i think you ought to leave. applause there has been some crowd control. now we are in the situation and we're all going that for and it is time for bed. and some lighter moments. this is my -- this is my stopwatch saying it was bedtime. he is the longest serving presenter of the programme. they didn't do but we says it has been proposed to bring voters face—to—face with people in power but the plans to return to his first love, reporting. he will chair his final show in december but there is no word yet on the success. from question thanks until next thursday, good night. the headlines are coming up on the bbc news channel. first we leave you with a look at the weather. thank you. quite a bit of cloud this morning. that has been thinning and breaking up a