the oldest surviving building in edinburgh dates back to the twelfth century. you can still get married there today. it definitely feels like you're walking down the walking around the streets of a very old town. you know with the toppling and the different buildings and it's fun to sort of imagine what it must have been like hundreds of years ago wandering around here i must've been like to live here. in america has also been a british army garrison and houses the scottish national war memorial. it also keeps alive a tradition that goes back to eight hundred sixty one when ships depended on it to set their maritime clocks the farming of the one o'clock. to this day a common shelters set off every day except sundays. but no sort of when you're walking around town and you hear the big boom you know after living here for a while you know that's the one o'clock i don't even even though you heard it a lot it's still sort of makes you john but i don't know this is kind of i think it's kind of a culture dish and. i think it's important to keep these things going some

a stronghold a visit to edinburgh coffee and scotland's capital. alex film fanatics a couple from germany travelled all over the world to reunite famous movie seats. for friends of all the codes there are all sorts of vintage car in a year here in europe this weekend however there was a very special meeting in lower saxony the european meeting office toric boss says the highlight was definitely the big amoebas prate. some of these buses have put more than ninety years behind them now to cruising the back roads of lower saxony. collected from all over europe and brought some of the most elegant and valuable city boss is still on the road to do. very special in teach vehicles mate. possibly it's just fun to fool around with these old things and to drive them keep them going after all there are pieces of cultural history this color just can't describe it i lived and died for old cars. while the first of august everything rattles all over them second you need some muscles to move them around who were eager. about a hooker overrides in a bus by a german

today at 5.00pm — the duke of edinburgh is admitted to hospital for hip surgery.rince philip, who's 96, will undergo the operation tomorrow at the king edward vii hospital in central london. the duke was admitted to hospital here earlier today in central london after missing in of engagements over easter alongside the queen and other members of the royal family. the other main stories on bbc news— fears over levels of violent crime in london after a teenage girl named locally as tanesha is shot dead. it's appalling. it's not safe to go out, you have to keep locking your doors or do something, it's terrible. jeremy corbyn defends his decision to attend an event organised by a left—wing jewish group following criticism from mainstream jewish leaders. anti—semitism is a vile and evil thing within our society at any level, anywhere, any time and it has to be eradicated. the french rail network is badly disrupted as a wave of strikes against president macron‘s reforms begin. counting down to the commonwealth games — final preparations are underway for the opening cerem

you can see around 15 there in london, 11 in glasgow and in edinburgh.owers on thursday. now, this is thejet stream here. whenever you see a dip in the jet stream, it basically drags the cool airfrom the north. so, as we head into friday, saturday and sunday, that cool air establishes itself across the uk. hello — this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. 10 people killed and 15 injured after a van ploughs into pedestrians in toronto. a suspect is under arrest. officials say the incident was deliberate but the motive remains unclear. everybody, all these people on the streets, and they were hit one by one. good morning — it's tuesday 24th april. also this morning: a first public appearance for the new royal baby with his dad joking about ‘three times the worry.‘ in sport: it is champions league semi—final night for liverpool.

the duke of edinburgh was driven here this afternoon ahead of hip surgery tomorrow.last summer, he retired from public life. his final official engagement inspecting the royal marine on inspecting the royal marines on parade at buckingham palace. since then, when he has been seen in public, he generally looked fit and well. here, a brisk walk to church on christmas day. even though his hip problems have been bothering him for around a month, he was seen in early march carriage driving, still a favourite past at 96 years old. but any surgery at this age comes with risk. there are certain technical risks, but the good news is the risks are rare and in fact, the outcomes are very good, a very reliable way of improving people‘s function. i think a gentleman of mid—90s, clearly there are some and concerns i have no doubt that the duke of edinburgh will be well cared for in that regard. the duke would usually join the queen and other members of the royal family for the traditional service at windsor on easter sunday. his absence at the weekend a clear sign that the hip pro

the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital for a planned hip operation.e surgery will take place tomorrow. the head of the uk's military research centre says he's certain novichok was used in the nerve agent attack in salisbury but won't confirm the source. good evening and welcome to bbc news. there's been a shooting at the headquarters of youtube near san francisco this evening. witnesses said a suspect opened fire, sending employees running into the street. at least four people have been taken to hospital, one person is said to be critically injured. police at the scene said the body of a woman has been found inside the building with a self—inflicted gunshot wound. at 12:46pm this afternoon, san diego police department received numerous 9/11 call is reporting gunshots at the youtube campus on cherry—evans you in our city. the police arrived on scene at 1248 pm and immediately began the search for a sugar or suspect. on arrival police encountered numerous people, very chaotic, we encountered one victim with an apparent gunshot wound towards the front of

—— 15 degrees in edinburgh. start to pick up so and the winds will start to pick up so it will be quite windy day in northern ireland on sunday. some sunshine again but also a scattering of showers this time in some of these could be on the heavy side, but still with that slightly warmer feel, with temperatures just about wherever you are up into double digits. and that's a theme we will ta ke digits. and that's a theme we will take with us into next week. southerly winds drawing warm air up from the south. i will show you some of our city forecasts for the next seven days and you can see the temperatures are going to climb. in fa ct, temperatures are going to climb. in fact, in parts of the south, well up into the 20s as we get into the middle part of next week. and neither further north and west, not far away from 20 degrees. so some spring warmth is on the way. this is outside source. us security chiefs are still deciding whether to strike syria in response to the alleged chemical weapons attack. after raisin

the duke of edinburgh is in hospital for a planned operation.e of 61 and tributes flooded in today. england manager gareth southgate says the former manchester united and ac milan player was a great ambassador for the game, a proud englishman who loved playing for his country. there is an all english champions league quarterfinal to sever the seeming as manchester city travel to anfield with the liverpool bossjurgen klopp proud of their three european cups but urging his side to write their own history. and the 21st commonwealth games are officially under way after the opening ceremony this morning on the gold coast of australia. more on the story is just after half past. as we‘ve just heard, the former england football captain, ray wilkins, has died at the age of 61. he‘d been in hospital since suffering a cardiac arrest last week. he played for many clubs during a long and glittering career — most notably, chelsea, manchester united and ac milan. patrick geary looks back on his life. commentator: and wilkins has curled one, and that‘s absolute

the duke of edinburgh was driven here this afternoon, ahead of hip surgery tomorrow.ecent months. last summer, he retired from public life. his final official engagement, inspecting the royal marine on parade at buckingham palace. since then, when he has been seen in public, he's generally looked fit and well. here, a brisk walk to church at sandringham on christmas day. and even though his hip problems have been bothering him for around a month, he was seen in early march carriage driving, still a favourite pastime at 96 years old. but any surgery at this age comes with risk. there are certain technical risks, but the good news really is that the risks are rare and in fact, the outcomes are very good, it's a very reliable way of improving people's pain and improving people's function. i think in a gentleman in the mid—90s, clearly there are some anaesthetic concerns but i have no doubt that the duke of edinburgh will be very well cared for in that regard. the duke would usually join the queen and other members of the royal family for the traditional service at windso

edinburgh. you're in edinburgh, monday! ijust don't. well, this is your fault.he times. excuse me, my fault? finally, i'll have something serious to write. in cambridge, would it? you're not... you're not running away? ha ha ha, you're too funny. well, i can't imagine mark would let you get very far anyway. let me! so half of downton abbey's in it. it's going for. of it pretty much tells you you know the film you think it's going to be? it's that film. surprises. that's not necessarily meaning its without charm. and cornwall — not guernsey, as it turns out. "not the right guy"... chuckles. seen in your entire life. a good time making it. the lack of surprise did trouble me slightly. a legacy of occupation. but that is very much in the background. which is a shame because actually, that story in itself is fascinating. fascinating. absolutely. that story has yet properly to be told on screen. this is exactly what you would think from the poster. nicely with a cup of tea. and it's exactly that film. what you expect it to be. i wanted a little more grit, i wanted a

. 0n down to zero and around edinburgh.es and eastern coastal areas and the heavy rain working in as well. this time yesterday i was suggesting the rain could be further east than we predicted yesterday and it is 100 miles further eastwards now. that trend could continue massa the likely areas to see the heavy rain will be east anglia and south—east england, some areas will pick up 25-30 england, some areas will pick up 25—30 millimetres of rain but with up 25—30 millimetres of rain but with up to 80 in places and bearing in mind we have had a month's rain so far it will work out to be a very wet month and temperatures will struggle to rise too. the north—west of the uk, sunny spells and temperatures in double figures. looking at the weather picture on tuesday, the weather front is still with us but the rain band will weaken, the last of the rain clearing out through the morning and pressure rises, slides of sunshine for scotland, england and wales but let in the afternoon the cloud thickens as the next atlantic weather fro

the duke of edinburgh is 96.y. as this. this planned elective surgery. the duke, who retired effectively from public life a few months ago at the age of 96, and who didn't attend the easter service on sunday with the queen and other members of the royal family because of what buckingham palace have described as problems with his hip. he retired from royal duties last august. he was not at the service at leicester cathedral with the queen last week. again that was put down toa hip last week. again that was put down to a hip problem. buckingham palace, in that statement, saying that the duke was admitted this afternoon for planned surgery on his hip which will take place tomorrow. they say further updates will be issued when appropriate. that would seem to suggest we're not going to hear anything until after the operation has taken place tomorrow. as we have seen has taken place tomorrow. as we have seen with previous visits to hospital by members of the royal family, it's very rare for other members of the family

the princess royal has visited her father, the duke of edinburgh, in hospital in central london.he duke, who is 96, has been recovering from a hip operation. princess anne is believed to be the first member of the royal family to visit him. the international chemical weapons watchdog, the 0pcw, has confirmed the uk's assessment of the nerve agent used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in the english city of salisbury. the british government says the russian state must have been behind last month's attack. moscow denies any involvement. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner reports. investigating every possible site of last month's nerve agent poisoning in salisbury has been exhaustive. now, britain's findings have been backed up the chemical weapons watchdog, the 0pcw.

the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital for a planned hip operation. buckingham palace say he'll undergo the surgery tomorrow. fears over levels of violent crime in london, after a teenage girl is shot dead. campaigners warn more young people are arming themselves. when a young man tells me this, i must prefer to be caught with my knife then be caught without it, because to be caught with my knife would mean that i'm not slipping. the head of the military sector... will not confirm the service. four members of the same family from bristol are killed in a car crash in florida. and real services in france are severely disrupted by strike action. workers are giving three months of walk—out in protest against president emmanuel macron‘s labour reforms. dozens of dinosaur footprints left are discovered on the isle of skye. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital for a planned hip operation. buckingham palace say he'll undergo the surgery tomorrow. prince philip, who's 96, is being treated at the king edward

the midland into yorkshire and again relatively mild, 15 degrees in london around 13 degrees in edinburgh early next week. not an awful lot changes. still unclear bit of cloud and rain from time to time. -- still of cloud and rain from time to time. —— still a of cloud and rain from time to time. —— stillafair of cloud and rain from time to time. —— still a fair bit of cloud. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: the former russian spy at the centre of the poisoning scandal is getting better according to doctors. he is responding well to treatment, improving rapidly, and there's no log ina improving rapidly, and there's no log in a critical condition. —— he is no longer. days before mark zuckerberg .. m ,, , facebook announces new measures to counter fake news. brazil's top court rejects former president lula's plea to remain free while he appeals against a corruption conviction. a deadline to turn himself in has now passed. and in sport, can pep guardiola's manchester city win the english premiership in style by beating manchester city?

buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh has had a successful operation to replace a hip and is in good spirits. mark zuckerberg insists he is still the right person to run facebook, after the social media giant reveals 87 million users may have had their data improperly shared with cambridge analytica. here are the scenes in memphis as people have gathered to commemorate the life of black civil rights campaigner, martin luther king, who was murdered 50 years ago today. and we'll be taking another look at the paper. tonight's reviewers are jane merrick and jo—anne nadler. good evening and welcome to bbc news. we start with some breaking news this hour — a man in his twenties has died after being stabbed in east london this evening. the met police say officers on patrol on link street in hackney were approached by a man suffering from stab injuries around 8pm tonight. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. police say there have been no arrests and the victim's next of kin have not yet been informed. in the same area, police have confirmed another death this evening, following a s

the duke of edinburgh will have surgery on his hip today.rday for the planned operation. prince philip, who is 96, is understood to have had hip trouble for about a month. our royal correspondent, daniela relph, is at the hospital for us this morning. how much more do we know? we don't know an awful lot more at the moment. buckingham palace are not giving us any guidance on timing, so we don't know exactly when the duke of edinburgh was due to have his operation. you have to presume it would have taken place this morning. they are not giving us an exact time. what we're hoping is that once the operation is done, he is beginning to recuperate, we will get some sense from buckingham palace that that has happened and how we'd is doing. we do know that for the past month or so, yaz had this problem it will with pain in his hip —— we do know. his care is being led bya —— we do know. his care is being led by a team of doctors from the medical household attached to the royal family. they sense of how difficult things have become for him, we got tha

in aberdeen, four orfive in glasgow temperatures of five in aberdeen, four or five in glasgow and edinburghs the south of the country in those sunny spells. remember there will be showers round as well. the story for the rest of the week is for things to turn a bit more settled, there will be showers around on wednesday, thatis will be showers around on wednesday, that is probably the really u nsettled that is probably the really unsettled day in terms of the weather chopping and changing from sunshine to rain to back the sunshine to rain to back the sunshine again, the overall trend over the next few days will be for milderairto over the next few days will be for milder air to sweep in from the south and the south—east could become really mild. that is the latest. wife of nelson mandela — has died at the age of 81. a controversialfigure — she was implicated in kidnapping, murder and fraud but made several successful political comebacks. we'll be accessing her legacy and impact on south africa. also on the programme: donald trump's trade war with china heats up as beijing slaps tariffs onto

also ahead: the duke of edinburgh leaves hospital. he will continue to recover from surgery to his hip at windsor. dwayne the rockjohnson and naomie harris start in rampage, a us fantasy action film based on the cult 80s video game. find out what jason sullivan's made of. that and the week's other top releases in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. sir cliff richard has told a high courtjudge he felt "forever tainted" by the bbc‘s coverage of a police raid on his home in berkshire following a sex assault allegation. the 77—year—old singer is taking legal action against the broadcaster following the raid in 2014. in his evidence to the court, sir cliff said that after seeing the coverage on television, he collapsed in his kitchen sobbing, and that helicopter footage of the search of his flat had caused him profound and long lasting damage. the bbc says its coverage was in the public interest. our special correspondent lucy manning's report contains some flash photography. sir cliff richard often performs in front of

the duke of edinburgh was driven here this afternoon, ahead of hip surgery tomorrow. duke in recent months. last summer, he retired from public life. his final official engagement, inspecting the royal marines on parade at buckingham palace. since then, when he has been seen in public, he's generally looked fit and well. here, a brisk walk to church at sandringham on christmas day. and even though his hip problems have been bothering him for around a month, he was seen in early march carriage driving, still a favourite pastime at 96 years old. but any surgery at this age comes with risk. there are certain technical risks, but the good news really is that the risks are rare and in fact, the outcomes are very good, it's a very reliable way of improving people's pain and improving people's function. i think in a gentleman in the mid—90s, clearly there are some anaesthetic concerns but i have no doubt that the duke of edinburgh will be very well cared for in that regard. the duke would usually join the queen and other members of the royal family for the traditional servic

temperatures not doing badly. 14for edinburgh, day.ignificantly warmer. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: sir cliff richard breaks down in court as he gives evidence in his case against the bbc, which he claims breached his privacy during coverage of a police raid on his home in 2014. britain has accused russia of spying on yulia skripal for five years, she and herfather were poisoned by in the nerve agent in salisbury in march. russia claims it has evidence that the apparent chemical attack in syria was a ‘staged event‘, carried out with the help of a foreign secret service. the parents of the severely ill toddler alfie evans mount another last—ditch legal effort to save his life. the duke of edinburgh leaves hospital in london, after his hip replacement operation. and the countdown is on to the grand national, three female jockeys will be taking part for the first time in thirty years. let‘s return to syria and those events at the un today, with the warning that the cold war is back with a vengeance. joining me now is james nix

zero orso, around edinburgh too.. this time yesterday, i was suggesting the rain could be a bit further east than we were predicting yesterday, and it is about 100 miles further eastwards now. that trend could continue, so the likely areas to see the heavy rain will be across east anglia and south—east england, some areas will pick up 25 to 80 millimetres of rain, bearing in mind we have a ready have the months worth of rain so far, it will work out to be a very wet month. those temperatures will struggle to rise too. the north—west has sunny spells, temperatures into double figures. tuesday, the low—pressure still with us but the rain band will be using and we kidding, the last of the rain clearing out through the morning, and then pressure rises, so a slice of sunshine for scotland, england and wales, then later in the afternoon, the clouds thickened as the next atlantic weather front moves in to bring some afternoon rain. that will push eastward as we go through tuesday evening and overnight, for wednesday it will

edinburgh. you're in edinburgh, monday!ovide you with an itinerary, ijust don't. well, this is your fault. you said yes to the times. excuse me, my fault? sidney, what books, what reading did for these people, finally, i'll have something serious to write. this wouldn't just be to get out of reading izzy in cambridge, would it? you're not... you're not running away? ha ha ha, you're too funny. well, i can't imagine mark would let you get very far anyway. let me! so half of downton abbey's in it. that tells you something about the demographic it's going for. it does, and everything about the look of it and the title of it pretty much tells you you know the film you think it's going to be? it's that film. i mean, i struggle to think of a film which contained fewer surprises. that's not necessarily meaning its without charm. there are things — the performances are good, it is a good—looking film, the scenery is largely devon and cornwall — not guernsey, as it turns out. there is a bit early on in which we meet her fiance, who,

buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh has undergone a successful hip replacement operation and is in good spirits. a 78—year—old man is arrested on suspicion of murder after a suspected burglar was killed at his home in london. 50 years after the civil rights leader, martin luther king, was murdered, commemorations are held across the usa. perhaps those commemorations will be most keenly felt here. they are already under way, where martin luther king died from a single gunshot that rang out right across the world... the former england captain ray wilkins has died in hospital at the age of 61. and coming up on bbc news, it's all eyes on anfield as liverpool get set to host manchester city in the first leg of their champions league quarterfinal. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has hit back at claims from labour that he exaggerated evidence that moscow was responsible for the salisbury nerve agent attack. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says mrjohnson has serious questions to answer after the porton down defence laboratory said it

the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital for a planned hip operation.enage girl — named locally as tanesha melbourne — was shot dead in tottenham. the french rail network is badly disrupted — as a wave of strikes against president macron's reforms begin. jeremy corbyn defends his decision to attend an event organised by a left—wing jewish group — following criticism from mainstream jewish leaders. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... 0n beyond 100 days at seven o'clock, the team will be covering the strike which has disrupted train services across france. and we'll be talking to youth workers and the police

buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh has undergone a successful hip replacement operation, and is in good spirits. a 78—year—old man is arrest on suspicion of murder, after an intruder was stabbed in a suspected burglary. vauxhall announce it will build a new van at its plant in luton, safeguarding 1,400 jobs. in the next hour, the former england captain ray wilkins dies at the age of 61. fans and fellow players pay tribute to the ex—manchester united and chelsea midfielder, who also worked as a coach and a pundit. good evening and welcome to bbc news. russia is calling for a meeting of the un security council tomorrow to discuss the nerve agent attack in salisbury. it follows a rejection by the international chemical watchdog of moscow's request for a joint investigation into the poisoning. russia denies involvement, claiming it was a terrorist attack. meanwhile in westminster, foreign secretary borisjohnson hit back at claims from labour that he had exaggerated evidence that russia was responsible. our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports. more than one month on in

we saw seemed a gimmick that recorded this afternoon a stone throw away from edinburgh.but it is all shifting eastward allowing viewers to move in from the west. we have snow for a time across parts of the borders, the higher ground of northern england, lower levels of showers and rain across eastern england all starts to become confined to a few showers by the morning. legacy of cloud sitting here with a re—spot that will stop temperatures dropping much lower. blue on the chart elsewhere with clear skies, widespread —— widespread fraud northern ireland, minus the 4—7 into a chilly start thursday morning. a few showers in northern scotland but not too many. the crowd in east anglia quickly departing through the rush—hour and an ice day and your good weather news. most places dry through the good, long sunny spells. barely a cloud in the sky but sunshine turned hazy. the cloud in the west will thicken up as we go through into thursday night. it is all linked into the low—pressure in the north atla ntic into the low—pressure in the north atlantic bringing rain bearing woul

i was ten years old when it came to edinburgh in 1986.through until me there was cycling on the television. at the velodrome. and it was the bronze medal sprint with eddie alexander riding for scotla nd with eddie alexander riding for scotland and he took the bronze medalfor the it scotland and he took the bronze medal for the it was just so exciting. i went into the velodrome in 2002 and i was just super nervous. i went out really hard, fast first lap, second lap good, but the third lap the pain starts to kick in and the lastjust a matter of hanging on for grim death. a new commonwealth games event record and a lifetime best! the only time in my career i got to hear scotland the brave. it was just so emotional and it felt like the home games. it was amazing, one of those nights you rememberforever. melbourne amazing, one of those nights you remember forever. melbourne is different, we went in festival: personally i went in as favourite, as defending champion. but it did not go to plan and was a different disappointing performance for me,

temperatures around six degrees in edinburgh. seven degrees also on the south coast.of difference. as we go through saturday morning lots of that cloud will be breaking up. lots of bright if not sunny weather will develop. there is a chance of one or two showers drifting out of france and affecting south—eastern areas, but you're unlikely to catch them. temperatures comfortably getting up to about 18 degrees in the south—east. a big difference on the north sea coast. it has been cold and cloudy over the last few days. those temperatures will be rising. how about the grand national? temperatures getting to about 1k at aintree, with partly cloudy skies. as we head into the second half of the weekend, that's when the change comes in. low pressure will briefly upset the weather across western areas of the uk. stronger winds here. a little bit of rain. certainly cloud at the very least. that's that rain on sunday morning affecting south—western parts of england, into wales. a few showers further east and in central parts of the country as well. probably the best of the wea

still decent temperatures, 1a in london, 13 expected in edinburgh and glasgow as well. that is it.n martin luther king was assassinated. he was shot dead in memphis while leading protests against racism and poverty. his life has been celebrated today in cities across the united states. facebook now says that the personal information of up to 87 million users was obtained by the british political co nsulta nts, cambridge analytica. ceo mark zuckerberg said the company made a "huge mistake" not adequately protecting user information. and a team of maritime police in australia have had a close encounter with a massive great white shark. a colleague in another boat managed to film the shark tailing the patrol boat off the coast of south australia inching closer, before losing interest and swimming away. stay with us. more to come.

still very decent temperatures, 1a in london, 13 in edinburgh and glasgow as well.nited states, marking the moment, fifty years ago, that the civil rights leader martin luther king, was shot dead by a white supremacist. addressing the crowd by video link, barack 0bama said progress didn't come easily and that people should expect setbacks. mark zuckerberg has insisted he is still the best person to lead facebook, despite the revelation that the personal data of as many as 87 million people may have been misused by british—based political consultants. that's many more than previously disclosed. he admitted making a huge mistake. chadha has responded to the announcement of tariffs on some of its exports by announcing duties of its exports by announcing duties of its own on some american product. —— china. donald trump expressed hope that china would change what he called it is unfair trade practices. it's just gone half past four.

new haven in edinburgh.cause i have the chance to see just how disruptive and distressing autism can be. i'm about to meetjack and his mum sharon. by all accounts they're going through a really tough time at the moment, jack's behaviour has been really unpredictable, he's been getting up and walking out of school. i've no idea what to expect when i meet them but i'm hoping they might be able to share with me what it's like to be going through something like this. sharon is having a bad day. her 14—year—old sonjack ran off last night and was eventually brought home by the police. he's autistic and has adhd. i had hoped to interview him and sharon but he ran off again this morning. and as we're getting ready to talk, the buzzer goes. go and get the buzzer. hello. that's jack now. is that him back? shall we go and speak to him? is he coming up? i don't know, i've let him in. jack doesn't come up the stairs. so i go to look for him. he's not in the back garden either, so basically he's come home for about 20 sec

edinburgh beat glasgow at murrayfield.their record try scorer, who scored twice on his 100th appearance. edinburgh hit back before the third try. great britain have been promoted to the top flight of world ice hockey for the first time in 25 years. it was a dramatic end to the game as britain came from two nil down against hosts hungary — robert farmer scoring the all important goal 15 seconds before the end to secure promotion and a gold medal. they began the tournament ranked 24th in the world, but next year will play the likes of canada, russia and sweden as they will be part of the sports elite. that is all the sport. here is better now with all the papers. hello and welcome to our look at the sunday papers. with me are prashant rao, deputy europe business editor from the international new york times and rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at cityam. first let's take a quick look at the front pages. the observer leads with london mayor sadiq khan, calling for the home secretary to resign over what he says is h

temperatures around six degrees in edinburgh. seven degrees also on the south coast.of that cloud will be breaking up. lots of bright if not sunny weather will develop. there is a chance of one or two showers drifting out of france and affecting south—eastern areas, but you're unlikely to catch them. temperatures comfortably getting up to about 18 degrees in the south—east. a big difference on the north sea coast. it has been cold and cloudy over the last few days. those temperatures will be rising. how about the grand national? temperatures getting to about 1k at aintree, with partly cloudy skies. as we head into the second half of the weekend, that's when the change comes in. low pressure will briefly upset the weather across western areas of the uk. stronger winds here. a little bit of rain. certainly cloud at the very least. that's that rain on sunday morning affecting south—western parts of england, into wales. a few showers further east and in central parts of the country as well. probably the best of the weather in the north and the north—east of scotland. rela

the duke of edinburgh was driven here this afternoon ahead of hip surgery tomorrow.here have been few public appearances from the duke in recent months. last summer, he retired from public life. his final official engagement, inspecting the royal marine on parade at buckingham palace. since then, when he has been seen in public, he's generally looked fit and well. here, a brisk walk to church at sandringham on christmas day. and even though his hip problems have been bothering him for around a month, he was seen in early march carriage driving, still a favourite past at 96 years old. but any surgery at this age comes with risk. there are certain technical risks, but the good news is the risks are rare and in fact, the outcomes are very good, it's a very reliable way of improving people's pain and function. i think a gentleman of mid—90s, clearly there are some anaesthetic concerns but i have no doubt that the duke of edinburgh will be well cared for in that regard. the duke would usually join the queen and other members of the royal family for the traditional service

still decent temperatures, 14 in london, 13 expected in edinburgh and glasgow as well.ates, marking the moment, fifty years ago, that the civil rights leader martin luther king, was killed by a white supremacist. addressing the crowd by video link, barack obama said progress didn't come easily and that people should expect setbacks. two people have died in separate attacks in north east london. they take the number of suspected murders in the city this year to more than fifty. fatal stabbings in england and wales are now at their highest levels for eight years. the metropolitan police have blamed social media. mark zuckerberg has insisted he is still the best person to lead facebook, despite the revelation that the personal data of as many as 87 million people may have been misused by british—based political consultants. that's many more than previously disclosed. he admitted making a huge mistake. it is just the bus.

still hold between tuesday, a bit of snow, only 4 degrees there in glasgow and edinburgh.shine in england and wales and temperature is could get up wales and temperature is could get up to 14 degrees. you're watching beyond one hundred days. china slaps tariffs on 128 different american products — targetting key election states. in the growing tit—for—tat — the white house is expected to respond with more sanctions on chinese technology imports. the prospect of a full on trade war sends the dow tumbling as investors wonder where this financial fight will lead. we bring up the white man's children... tributes for winnie mandela — south africa's controversial anti—apartheid campaigner — who has died at the age of 81. as hundreds of migrants march through mexico to the us border — donald trump says his country is being stolen. also on the programme: emmanuel macron wins plaudits abroad, but now

the duke of edinburgh has undergone hip replacement surgery at a private hospital in london.buckingham palace said the duke, who is 96, was comfortable and in good spirits. saudi arabia will open its first cinema in decades in the next two weeks. it is part of a deal that the saudis have done with amc, the world's largest cinema chain. the plan is to open up to a0 cinemas in some 15 saudi cities over the next five years. liverpool took a firm grip on their champions league quarter—final, as manchester city were torn apart by a three—goal burst from jurgen klopp‘s side. for all the latest champions league action, head to bbc.com for more. it has been revealed that as many as 87 million users may have had their personal information shared with the data firm cambridge analytica. within the last few hours facebook‘s chief executive, mark zuckerberg, gave a statement saying he had made a huge mistake, and that the company had not done enough to protect people's information. earlier i spoke to dave lee, who had details of that call. well, it was quite an unusual step for mark zucke

temperatures around six degrees in edinburgh. seven degrees also on the south coast.e. as we go through saturday morning lots of that cloud will be breaking up. lots of bright if not sunny weather will develop. there is a chance of one or two showers drifting out of france and affecting south—eastern areas, but you're unlikely to catch them. temperatures comfortably getting up to about 18 degrees in the south—east. a big difference on the north sea coast. it has been cold and cloudy over the last few days. those temperatures will be rising. how about the grand national? temperatures getting to about 1k at aintree, with partly cloudy skies. as we head into the second half of the weekend, that's when the change comes in. low pressure will briefly upset the weather across western areas of the uk. stronger winds here. a little bit of rain. certainly cloud at the very least. that's that rain on sunday morning affecting south—western parts of england, into wales. a few showers further east and in central parts of the country as well. probably the best of the weather in the

relatively mild, 15 celsius in london, 13 in edinburgh.to time. . doctors in britain today former russians by said that he is improving rapidly and is no longer in the critical condition. sergei skripal and his daughter were poisoned by at nerve agent a month ago. facebook says it is tightening up ago. facebook says it is tightening up procedures for people wanting to place issue —based adverts. more comprehensive id will now be required as well as a physical mailing address. brazil's top court has rejected a request by the compatriot‘s former president to remain free while he appeals against a conviction. a deadline for handing him over has now passed. medical sources in gaza say six people have been killed and dozens wounded. during more palestinian protest on the border with israel,

duke of edinburgh has undergone hip replacement surgery.he pallas said he is comfortable and in good spirits. now, if anyone thought china would take donald trump's protectionist threats lying down, think again. beijing has announced huge tariffs against us products, day three of growing trade tensions, that are spooking financial markets and wiping billions from people's pension plans and investments. robin brant reports from shanghai. in just 2a hours, both the united states and china have laid out plans to hit each other‘s exports. the us has a long list, around 1,300 items, including ovens and flamethrowers. the punishment is in response to claims that china has stolen its intellectual property. it is also about the decades—old policy of forcing foreign firms to share their technology when they invest here in china. china, though, is targeting far fewer products, and it looks like it wants to cause more pain. soy beans, corn, cotton, beef, tobacco are all on the list. soy bean alone is a multibillion—dollar import business to china. the

give one or two spells of sunshine, and again temperatures not doing badly at all, 30 degrees in edinburgh so not looking too bad through the weekend, generally mild, generally quite cloudy as well, but if you are lucky you will get some sunshine, some rain at times, so not matching up to the sunshine of yesterday, but not too bad. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: a sugar tax comes into force, increasing the price of many soft drinks, as part of a government drive to tackle obesity. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello there you're watching bbc news the time is 1:33pm. i'm ollie foster at the bbc sports centre. it has been another good day for the home nations at the commonwealth games. katie archibald has won gold for scotla nd katie archibald has won gold for scotland in the 3000 metre individual pursuit. she claimed her first commonwealth title. she has w011 first commonwealth title. she has won olympic and european titles. earlier in the day, archibald had set a new games record. he

edinburgh are nine point clear of fourth placed ulster. and for the home nations. they won 14 of the 44 gold medals on offer, including a sprint double in the men's and women's 400 metres relay. they stormed home. they beat south africa and jamaica into second and third respectively. that is all the sports now. head to bbc .co that is all the sports now. head to bbc.co.uk that is all the sports now. head to bbc .co .ukfor the that is all the sports now. head to bbc .co .uk for the sports. we'll have more little later in the evening. we are going to continue oui’ evening. we are going to continue our coverage of the missile strikes in syria. we are going to hear a little more from the prime minister and how she made a point of stressing this action is not about regime change in syria, it was not an attempt to test the cause of the conflict there, this is watching said. together, we have hit a specific and limited set of targets. they were a chemical weapons storage and production facility, a key chemical weapons research centre, and a milit

because of problems with his hip. accompanied by the duke of edinburgh also absent — prince harry and, meghan markle, who will be married there next month. martin bashir, bbc news. there next month. two people have been arrested after the death of a nine—year—old boy from northern ireland in tenerife last week. carter carson from newtownabbey was leaving a shopping centre with his family in adeje in the south of the island when he was struck by a car. in the south of the island the comedian eddie izzard, who's just been appointed to labour's governing national executive committee, has said the the party must stamp out anti—semitism and rebuild relations with thejewish community. out anti—semitism and rebuild the previous holder of the post stepped down yesterday, after accusations she offered support to a candidate accused of holocaust denial. support to a candidate accused well, our political correspondent chris mason is here. chris, another call, then, for labour to deal with these allegations of anti—semitism. for labour to deal with these yeah, for labour to deal with these a stat

temperatures of five in aberdeen, four orfive in glasgow and edinburgh.ut there will be some showers around as well. and the story for the rest week is for things to turn a little bit more settled. there will be some showers around on wednesday. that is probably the really unsettled day in terms of changing from sunshine to rain and back. the trend over the next few days will be for milder air to sweep in from the south and the south—east could become really mild. that is the latest. welcome to outside source. we begin in south africa. winnie mandela has died aged 81. decades she fought apartheid alongside her nelson mandela. people have gathered at her home in soweto to mourn a woman known as the mother of the nation. three months of strikes on french railway itself started. emmanuel macron is taking on labour reform challenges. we also look at a new space mission. plus, the bbc once an equal number of men and women as experts on its news programmes. we explain our role in that announcement.