documentary maker stacey dooley and dance partner kevin clifton triumph in the sixteenth series and take coveted glitterball trophy. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this morning's reviewers are laura hughes of the financial times and ben chu, economics editor at the independent. hello, a very good morning to you. theresa may has attacked tony blair, her predecessor as prime minister, after he backed calls for another referendum on brexit. it's being seen as an unusually angry response for the prime minister. in a statement, mrs may said: let's talk to our political correspondent nick eardley, hejoins me now. very strong words from theresa may. i think it shows the anger from some in downing street that another vote in the referendum is picking up. six months ago if we were speaking about it, it would have seen to be a quite unlikely prospect but it is increasingly gaining traction as a potential way to end the impasse. the problem for theresa may is that tony blair certainly isn't the only one advocating another referendum, anotherformer prime one advocating ano

so there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy, stacey dooley.er, with helen willetts. this was a picture taken this morning of the sunrise, barely a cloud around. what a difference a day makes after yesterday's unusual freezing rain which did cause quite a few problems, particularly for northern england and parts of southern scotland. now we followed that with some snow as well and we still had some snow this morning, but this line of cloud is the weather front that's the problem. we have got more rain coming in but actually as it is all coming in off the atlantic, it is a milder direction. so, we are losing the wintry weather. storm deirdre is taking away the strongest of the winds. it's been blowing a severe gale again this morning across the northern isles but that is clearing out of the way. this afternoon is looking much calmer here and brighter skies are prevailing. but we do have more showers to come, this afternoon than we have seen this morning across the south—west, southern england into wales. north—west england, probably southern sco

so there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy — stacey dooley.used problems yesterday, a summary of what we had. freezing rain affecting parts of northern england and scotland, leading to a number of accidents. multiple accidents. scotland saw snow. windy weather, top gusts of 79 miles an houron snow. windy weather, top gusts of 79 miles an hour on the west of wales. outbreaks of rain pushing from west to east across southern england. clearing away from wales. in scotland, we continue to see some showers. but by and large, the winds for light overnight. it will be a cold night with patches of frost and

joe sugg is a youtube star in stacey dooley is a youtube star in stacey dooley isa is a youtube starmaker. they have got the judges on side and the public. they are the bookies' favourite. you have the experienced a nswe i’s , favourite. you have the experienced answers, faye tozer, formerly of steps, and ashley roberts, a former pussycat dolls, who has wowed the judges week after week but is not loved by the audiences and has had to work to get out of the bottom two. that is the question, as a more ignorant observer in my case, not watching it every episode but catching different bits from week to week, what is striking is that even if you do a sensational dance, does not mean you will get the appreciation of the audience? we are two british men that because we can be technically very adept at something but what we like to see is someone's confidence grow. stacey dooley was very self—deprecating at the beginning and joe sugg has never dance the step. he looked like bambi, trying to learn to stand up. he has rewarded his fans, which there are many with his and dedication. he has even

there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy, stacey dooley. david sillito, bbc news.e most dangerous condition caused by freezing rain, leading to multiple accidents on a number of roads. heavy snow affecting northern scotland and we had a top wind gust of 79 mph in west wales. today the weather has been turning mild. the wind clearing the rain away. showers affecting western areas of scotland. for many areas the skies were clear, the winds will be light and it will be a cold night with frost developing in the countryside and a couple of fog patches. for monday, it looks like a decent start of the day with some sunshine. thicker cloud working into western areas with rain spreading in and turning increasingly windy with gales across western hills. relatively mild, with the top temperature of 12 degrees in the best. that is the weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: cabinet brexiteer liam fox says mps have already decided on the uk's brexit options as he backs theresa may's condemnation of calls for a second referendum. let me tell you that if there is another

there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy, stacey dooley. david sillito, bbc news.this week will look different to last week. once the storm has swept through, taking away the snow and freezing rain, we are now getting atlantic winds coming our way with more cloud waiting in the wings. bringing rain for wales, england and southern scotland, heading out into the north sea come the early hours. apart from a few showers, clearing skies and turning chilly overnight because the wind will be quite light. a touch of frost here and there with a couple of icy patches as well. the eastern side of the uk should see a decent day on monday with sunshine around after the chilly start. further west, the wind will introduce more cloud from the afternoon and a bit of rain arriving as well. gaels are likely come the end of the day but with the southerly wind it will be mild. double—figure temperatures in ireland and southern scotland. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: theresa may's brexit deal — a senior minister suggests mps could have a ‘free vote', and re

so there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy, stacey dooley.p, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine. are watching strictly last night?” was, i had to go to bed early before bbc breakfast but i managed to whizz through it! just wanted to see the dancing! and were you a stacey francis? i was, at dancing! and were you a stacey francis? iwas, at the dancing! and were you a stacey francis? i was, at the end of the day at a popularity contest, isn't it? it is indeed. you would be good on a, you should do it one day!” don't think it is a me, i will go after you, ben! starting with the football, manchester united travelling to anfield later, united going into the game 16 points behind liverpool, whilejurgen klopp's side are looking to go back to the top of the table later. we never thought before a game only because we have a few good results in the past at home or whatever that it will be easy, the next game. that's not the mode you can win football games. we have to be angry on sunday, and we will be. we fight for our points. it's not that the

for tvjournalist stacey dooley, it began with a foxtrot. then an explosive show dance.it. bruno tried to describe it as her greatest hits. your greatest hits. but craig... i wasn't that keen on the dance. it was the lowest score of the night. and even at the end of a paso doble described as having power and passion, she was in fourth place. but this isn't up to the judges! all that matters is what the public thinks and they saw it rather differently. stacey and kevin! even more emotional was her professional dance partner kevin clifton. after five finals, his first victory. there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy, stacey dooley. david sillito, bbc news. congratulations to stacey and kevin. let's speak now to astrologer russell grant who took part in 2011's strictly. thank you forjoining us come off to did you make of stacey winning? i'm absolutely thrilled, i said to zoe ball a couple of weeks, i did not know who stacey was and joe was but 110w know who stacey was and joe was but now i know them both. it's opened up a new careerfor now i know them both

so there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy — stacey dooley.tonight. but, as the format has changed this year, we won't know who's been nominated until the programme tonight. let's talk to our sports presenter, holly hamilton, she's in birmingham for us. holly, this is a change to previous practice in not having names revealed in advance and stop what difference will it make to the whole field, and to the atmosphere now? surely these sports stars are turning up not knowing if they should bother. santa it is all top secret and very unusual. as of the first time they have done anything like this before. we won't know the names of the nominees until tonight, when the ceremony begins at 7pm. the whole idea is to provide more attention on the action itself. we have a brand—new award this year, which is the sporting moment of the year. without having that long, exhaustive list of names to go through, that means that those moments and memories of 2018, we can spend a long time watching them, reliving them, and enjoying them. think back to the england

so there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy, stacey dooley. to a former strictly professional dancer, kristina rihanoff. thank you for adjoining us. were you pleased to see stacey, was she your favourite or not? definitely see was because i think it is time we go back to the strictly roots and have anon non—dom so winning the show and also i was supporting joe sugg, who also i was supporting joe sugg, who also had no experience. to see someone also had no experience. to see someone like him and stacy blossoming all the way to the final is absolutely incredible and i think it's going to be very good press and it's going to be very good press and it's going to do great things for the show because it is about time that non—dancer won it. the show because it is about time that non-dancer won it. so you think there are too many people with real dance experience, professional dance experience, who are on the show now? absolutely. ashley had a lot of experience, and so has faith but i must say faye was outstanding in the final and if must say faye wa

there it is, the winner of this year ‘s glitter ball trophy, stacey dooley.rs on strictly. carol did at one year. it has been difficult enough dancing around the weather picture this weekend, i can tell you. it has been really tricky. we will have one of the most severe types of weather that could have in this country yesterday, freezing rain, very rare that we see it so widely, but yes it was giving us a song and ants yesterday. i am sure you know that if you live in northern england or scotland. this was taken in north yorkshire yesterday afternoon. look at that, freezing rain that falls on the surface and freezers. you can imagine how treacherous it was on the roads and pavements. as well as that, we have snow and it is still snowing in areas of scotland. what a beautiful teacher sent in, i would dig out more this morning with the snow as well. the pictures on the weekend if you're trying to get from ato b, it is weekend if you're trying to get from atob,itisa weekend if you're trying to get from a to b, it is a busy weekend, not great. the big news is tha

there it is, the winner of this year's glitterball trophy, stacey dooley. david sillito, bbc news. a really late one for you. it has been a long weekend. but it was a fabulous final. i don't mean to sound like a stuck record, but maybe we say that every year. the characters were so talented and so likeable as well. i was watching it every week on it takes two, and the phenomenal routines that were coming through, some weeks, you can't critique it, they have only done two days training, and you're struggling to find something wrong, they were all improving so quickly. it was interesting because of the four finalists, you had it was interesting because of the fourfinalists, you had two it was interesting because of the four finalists, you had two who were semiprofessionals because they were entertainers and have been pop stars, done the dancing on stage thing. we also had lee ryan, who had danced before, and he went out in the second week. it doesn't mean you will go a long way. but then the two, joe and stacey, i wonder whether the show needs to go back to having people who are just

stacey dooley and kevin clifton! cheering and applause.. kevin clifton! cheering and applause. .ertainment journalist emma bullimore explained to me why stacey was such a popular winner. she had the classic strictly come dancing journey. she blossomed, she became better, she had a lovely time and a lot of people happy she won this evening. although it is a dance competition it is in a dance competition. exactly. ashley was the best dancer but she was in the bottom three and we knew she could not win. they both got perfect scores but they knew they were not going to win but it was someone like stacey, who embraced the journey, she got better and better, blossomed into this competition. four times in the final before tonight, a chance for cefn to also win. a lot of mention that it was his time, that he got to hold that trophy aloft. what has been the highlight? do you think it was a classic series. at the start of the series there was people saying it was an enough of a lineup but it does not matter, that four, thejudges, it is such lineup but it does not matter, that four, the jud

stacey dooley being one of them. you think stacey won, because she took us on a journey with her? i think she had the journey from the beginning but she really listened. she was a real sweetheart. as with all the other co ntesta nts, sweetheart. as with all the other contestants, that she paid attention, she improved week in and week out, got her spine and a better line. kevin gave her choreography she could cope with so she always looked attractive in what she was doing. she is the epitome of a strictly winner. they had a lovely on—screen relationship as well. real emotion from kevin clifton at the end. that he of being in the final so many times i never quite winning it. i think it's five times the bridesmaid and then he suddenly became like their superstar. he got emotional so everybody got emotional. stacey was so kind to him, although i felt he had given her the best choreography i could possibly have ever seen. oh this thinking, that is him and his sister have both won strictly now. the clifton family! now they

painful journey away from homelessness and addiction and lunchtime moment twin brothers kevin and brian dooley they're experienced as ex junkies and they lived rough. and close traffic on the streets of some of the end of the century. babies move the really. don't stick you much in a yard but he'll. just mean that id be good for you to get killed just moved up a little bit today these people here do nothing still they moved out yeah yeah yeah i was too slow change the bench is missing is just a boat. like the ten should be always f. ing up no special. really dangerous yet i can always population never. confessed in a very. long violent can move a few people out of here over. pagans big thing i'm out of here people pay for food or almost kill we come off a printing press and i was one frame along here with this queer feel how i feel over the earth then you know three o'clock in the morning. kind of the early years in a row never going to know i woke up i am had been run cycling felt the money had been stolen and i was left of this one with just it was it just because of the drugs that you stay

this year the glitter ball trophy went to bbc documentary presenter stacey dooley and her professionalnt. clapping. the votes have been counted and independently verified. i can now confirm that the strictly come dancing champions are... stacey and kevin! cheering. congratulations to them. entertainment journalist emma bullimore explained why stacey was such a popular winner. stacey, she had the classic strictly journey. she blossomed, she got better, she had an amazing time. you know, i think a lot of people were very happy that she won this evening. she blossomed into this dancer. and she had kevin with her who is one of the most popular pros. four times in the final before tonight, so it really was his chance also to win the glitterball. the start of the series there was a lot of talk about the lineup not being glitzy enough, there weren't enough a—listers or "who are these people?" but it does not matter, once you get into it, it doesn't really matter who's in the show. that format, thosejudges, that ballroom — it is such a special show, really, such a feel—good place, away from an

this year the glitter ball trophy went to bbc documentary presenter stacey dooley and her professional have been counted and independently verified and i can now reveal the strictly come dancing champions are stacey... cheering applause for one final time... applause for one final time. .. a lovely flavour of the evenings proceedings. entertainment journalist emma bullimorejoins us now a surprise or, she was the bookies favourite wasn't she? it was always going to be higher orjoe suggs, he is so popular we thought his fan base might see him through but stacey base might see him through but sta cey ha d base might see him through but stacey had the classic to journey, she blossomed and got better, she had an amazing time, i think a lot of people are happy she want four this evening. as people say although it isa this evening. as people say although it is a dance competition it's not a dance competition. exactly, we saw that from ashley who is probably the best in the competition, she was on the bottom to mark the last few weeks and the, they both got perfect scores but you knew they wou

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while stacey dooley took away the strictly glitterball trophy this year, it'll be former contestantshow‘s christmas special. breakfast‘s tim muffett went along to rehearsals, to see if they could still tell their samba from their american smooth. what's it like to be back? frightening. everyone's watching you. yeah, nervous. so tell us about your routine — you're peter pan? yes, i'm peter pan, the boy that never grew up. that's about me. i'm flying in. and i've got a dog, going to be part of my dance — he'll probably dance better than i do. that's gatsby. do you like strictly come dancing? barks. there's a bed involved, did you realise that? yes, i always knew there was going to be, but didn't realise it was going to be so big. nervous? well, yeah. somehow i've got to get nadiya onto the bed to do a swivel, and swivel off the bed with her, and away we go with a viennese waltz. you're loving the warm—ups, the kind of breaststroke thing. talk us through that. we're flying! we're flying, yeah. we're dancing in the air. semi—finalist 2015. yeah. and when you walk back into this space, ho

documentary maker stacey dooley and dance partner kevin clifton are crowned the winners of this year'sly come dancing show. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes liverpool will hope to regain top spotin liverpool will hope to regain top spot in the premier league later today when they host manchester united at anfield after manchester city went top yesterday, beating everton. james burford rounds at the action. hundreds of millions of pounds of been spent on mac city's star—studded line—up, gabrieljesus without a premier league goal since august, but now he is headed in the right direction, with two for the price of one against everton. striker needs to score goals, and he is incredible. i'm pretty sure he scored two nice goals, and it will be important for him and for all of us. city return to the top of the table for now at least, and totte n ha m table for now at least, and tottenham are allstar —— also high after the breakthrough against burnley. christian eriksen in stoppage time breaks burnley‘s arts. spurs may be th

while stacey dooley took away the strictly glitterball trophy this year, it will be former contestantsent along to rehearsals, to see if they could still tell their samba from their american smooth. what's it like to be back? frightening. everyone's watching you, yes, frightening. everyone's watching you , yes, nervous. frightening. everyone's watching you, yes, nervous. so tell us about your routine, you are peter pan? yes, iam peter your routine, you are peter pan? yes, i am peter pan, your routine, you are peter pan? yes, iam peter pan, the your routine, you are peter pan? yes, i am peter pan, the boy that never grew up. yes, i am peter pan, the boy that never grew up. that is about me. i am flying in. i've got a dog, going to be part of my dunce, probably going to be better than am. do you like streatley come dancing? there isa like streatley come dancing? there is a dead involved, did you realise that? yes, i always knew there was going to be, but didn't realise it was going to be so big. nervous? well, yes. somehowi was going to be so big. nervous? well, yes. somehow i have got t

while stacey dooley took away the strictly glitterball trophy this year, it will be former contestantsrsals to see if they could still tell their samba from their american smooth. what's it like to be back? frightening. everyone's watching you. yeah, nervous. so tell us about your routine — you are peter pan? yes, i'm peter pan, the boy that never grew up. that's about me. i'm flying in. and i've got a dog, going to be part of my dance — he'll probably dance better than i do. that's gatsby. barks. there's a bed involved, did you realise that? yes, i always knew there was going to be, but didn't realise it was going to be so big. nervous? well, yeah. somehow i've got to get nadiya onto the bed to do a swivel, and swivel off the bed with her, and away we go with a viennese waltz. you're loving the warm—ups, the kind of breaststroke thing. talk us through that. we're flying! we're flying, yeah. we're dancing in the air. semi—finalist 2015. yeah. and when you walk back into this space, how do you feel? at first, the first moment i was really nervous, but then it just feels like coming home

tom dooley suggested to nixon -- i had only been in congress for two years. some of my colleagues in congress thought this would be a good idea. there was a campaign to be vice president. it did not happen. richard nixon left office and gerald ford had to pick a vice president. poll.asked to take a embarrassment, there was some speculation in the columns that had my name involved. pick,y ford announced his he walked into the east room to announce who he wanted. my phone rang. watching. said, this is a hard call for me to make. he was one of the most considerate men i have ever met. he was calling me because he didn't want hurt feelings. i didn't expect that. brian: had you thought about running for president? my real thinking about it began after. i didn't want to waste any time on it. i thought that was the future. president ford was very generous. i wanted to do more in the foreign affairs. he said, what about china? david bruce, the senior diplomat, was coming home. he said, you might not like it. the u.n. might not accept. you better check with henry kiss

commissioner dooley law specter. >> i spent several hours with the small business saturday with the xc maker fair at pier 35. it was an amazing success. it was so crowded there with shoppers. it was hard to walk down the aisles. which was very exciting. i got to meet it with lots of wonderful makers, designers, and i'm happy to see such a good turnout. the other thing i wanted to mention is that after many, many months of negotiation with city agencies, north beach merchants association has worked out a settlement for when they shut down and do an enormous amount of construction in washington square park. we actually have gotten to the point where we have signed a contract with them, holding various various city departments ' feet to the fire we are hoping it will be a change to the positive for big construction jobs that do effect our small businesses that shows we are those that we can and should have some say in how that will affect all of the businesses surrounding such a place. >> great. thank you. any other comments quach seen none, public comment is closed. are there any comment

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congratulations to stacey dooley. a genuine non—dancer doing so well.eth southgate. he is on the telephone so we will leave him for a moment. if i was speaking to my mum she would be livid if i cut the phone off to do an interview. let's do it. you cut the phone call short. no problem. this year, greatest sporting moment of 2018. you were instrumental in one of those that has been nominated, the penalty shoot out against colombia. what did it mean to you to see that redemption take place in front of the nation since 1996? it was such an important moment for us as it was such an important moment for usasa it was such an important moment for us as a team it was such an important moment for us as a team because we it was such an important moment for us as a team because we knew to progress we needed to win a knockout game, so huge pressure progress we needed to win a knockout game, so huge pressure on progress we needed to win a knockout game, so huge pressure on all of the players. of course, there is a bit of personal history with that situation sol of p

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stacey dooley is the favourite. other dancers have been listed as the favourite. to a strictly super fan later, someone talk to a strictly super fan later, someone who is worried what they are going to do with their life after tonight. do you fit into that category? not quite and you can ask them what that move was. we are and to christmas cards. it is that time of year. i have done half of mine. we have got christmas cards from both the royals and politicians this week in the papers. it is decoding what that means. the duke and duchess of sussex have a hollywood leg. there they are. we have got the cambridges with country casual. we have gotjeremy corbyn's cat in front of a big fire and ed miliband with his stone. these are all around the strong pr element and the like but in america, families will often put photos and christmas cards, and it isa put photos and christmas cards, and it is a bit ofa put photos and christmas cards, and it is a bit of a man thing, you'll like it or do not like it. i have never got round to it. maybe i will do it one year, but i have

the four celebrities left are stacey dooley... there # has anybody seen my gal?our illuminates # we are shining # and we will never be afraid again and then there isjoe sugg. # this year's love had better last # heaven knows it's high time cheering and applause # i've been waiting on my own too long # and when you hold me like you do # it feels so right...# and finally, there's faye tozer. # when my baby smiles at me # i go to rio dejaniero # me salsa fellow # when my baby smiles at me # she shines the lantern of my life # and i am free at last...# and unlike throughout the rest of the competition, the ultimate winner will be down to your votes, very exciting. let's talk to ian waite, who is a former strictly come dancing professional dancer, and choreographer and dancer kristina rihanoff, who has taken part in seven series of strictly. welcome, both of you. i want to ask you both first of all, ian, who should win in your view? well, you've got two camps, really. you've got two of them who are extremely good dancers, and they have been good from the beginning. fa

documentary presenter stacey dooley and her professional partner kevin clifton were crowned the winnerseries. she beat finalists ashley roberts, faye tozer and joe sugg, winning the public vote, despite being placed bottom of the judge's leaderboard. you watched it, didn't you? it was absolutely brilliant and i think that hideously overused phrase the journey that she went on was extraordinary, no dance experience, brilliant. for anyone with two left feet like me it brings you out on a cold sweat, you have to say well done. an inquest is continuing into the death of a disabled woman in worcestershire, after she had all her teeth removed by a dentist at an nhs trust. the case has raised wider concerns about teeth extractions in vulnerable patients and whether dental trusts are protecting their best interests. we'rejoined now by kari gerstheimer from the charity mencap. thank you very much indeed for coming in, we appreciate it. we don't want to talk too much about this case but generally, is there a problem with people having teeth extraction is broadly? when perhaps they are not needed?

have a case right now that is going on for information related to the state department, in victoria dooley was a top policymaker at the department of state and somebody we think was involved in this russian dossi dossier. we issued a subpoena and the state department said that it would take 45 to 65 years to give one year's worth of e-mails that this person. it's simply outrageous. you cannot. literally my grandkids would have to go through that information. it's literally a joke and you can't take that seriously so they want you to narrow the scope where you are looking for more clues, not less and that's how they don't give you the information so we have continuously have to fight these battles in court time and time again and it's not th it's not s supposed to work. the american people should have access to this information. >> host: switching topics you had interviews he venture unit . in terms of the information one would you say that we learned in the interview that you have? >> guest: we asked him knowing how the media has treated you. do you have any regrets knowing that you have s