now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davis.

newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan davies. something funny is going on in zimbabwe right now, an apparent struggle to succeed president mugabe, who's the world's oldest head of state. for a moment, it seemed like a coup was under way today. we're trying to work out what's going on. join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight with evan. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday i'm jessica creighton. here's what's coming up in the programme. ireland's world cup dream is over, thrashed by a dazzling denmark in dublin. a dream comes true for mo farah. britain's most decorated track and field star receives his knighthood from the queen. and roger federer closes in on a place in the atp world tour finals in london. roger federer has defeated a battling alexander zverev. good evening. we have a busy programme ahead, but we'll start with football where the republic of ireland's world cup dream is over. they were thrashed in the second leg of their play off qualifer against d

here's evan davis.is year, a massacre occurred in a village called tula toli, in mynamar. our team has been piecing together what happened that day. the testimony they've acquired makes a disturbing film, but an important one. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday i'm hugh woozencroft. the main headlines. italy will miss their first world cup in over 50 years after sweden hold them to a draw in milan. penalty practice makes perfect. england manager gareth southgate thinks his players must learn how to ‘execute under pressure'. and top seed rafa nadal saves four match points as he takes his first match at the atp world tour finals in london into a deciding set. many of the fans of home nations will know how it feels to miss out on an international tournament, a major tournament. next year's world cup in russia will be the first since 1958 not to feature a team from italy. that's after their 0—0 draw at home to sweden saw them lose th

now it's time for newsnight with evan davis. your house is deliberately burnt down. you run to safety in a neighbouring country. could you be tempted to return to your original home? it's the dilemma that may soon face rohingya muslims. they've experienced terror in myanmar, fled to banlagadesh but now may even be sent back. we'll ask if a new plan to return the rohingya to myanmar is the right answer for a people who've endured extraordinary suffering. also tonight: it's the day after the budget. our specialist team will take us through the bits they missed yesterday. does anyone really believe animals don't have feelings? come on, really? well, it's been a raging controversy online this week. mps, accused of saying animals are not sentient beings. are they guilty or is it simply a sign of social media hysteria? and... hello, liverpool! liverpool was european city of culture back in 2008. now the european commission says no british cities need apply in the future. that's brexit, they say. should we be surprised? hello. ten days ago, we presented you with a shocking

now it's time for newsnight, with evan davis. 16 years after this 17—year—old private died from gunshoty happened. it sometimes seems as though the authorities want everyone to move along and think about something else — his parents tell us about why they never gave up looking for answers. i saw my son on a slab and he's 17 years old. i promised him then that i would find out the truth. i don't think we have found the truth yet. and i still owe him that promise. we'll ask a leading human rights lawyer whether parents should have to fight so hard to get the investigations they need? also tonight, you might have known your phone was addictive, but did you know it is properly addictive... and deliberately so. it's part of my body now. it is always with me. i don't know. i don't want to say it is an addiction, but ijust need my phone! it is not sensational to say our brains are being hacked, because that is pretty much what is happening. and stella mccartney tells us why the fashion industry needs to be more sustainable. this can be fashionable, this can be sexy, this can be young. hello. w

newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments, here's evan davis.nts and arguments, mishaps and missteps, we're five months into the life of this government, can it last five years at the current controversy rate? join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. here are the headlines. back in management and he says hungry to get things right, david moyes arrives to ta ke things right, david moyes arrives to take charge of west ham united. andy murray is back out on court for the first time since wimbledon as he took on roger federer in a charity game in glasgow. iron -- and i am at st george's park where the england football squad has been hit by a raft of withdrawals of experienced players ahead of the friendlies against germany and brazil. good evening, we start with the story that seemed to have divided opinion in football today, if david moyes is the right person to rescue west amp. the club owners believe so but the fans are not sure. —— west ham. the former everton and manchester un

now on bbc news, it is time for newsnight, with evan davies.resa may's vision for brexit becomes unstuck? it's the issue with the power to disrupt — britain is leaving the eu, partly to get control of its borders - but can that be squared with a no—border solution in ireland? if measures are put in place to control it again, whether that is remote—controlled cameras or customs officers, those could easily become the focus for protest or even violence, by those opposed to any tightening of control. the irish agriculture minister tells us how the problem can be solved, and what happens if it isn't. president trump retweets anti—muslim hate videos from far right britain first. does getting shocked by that, just encourage him? michael stone — jailed for the murder of lin and megan russell. but is it the biggest miscarriage ofjustice for decades? we'll hear about the arguments for re—examining the evidence for that conviction.

now it's time for newsnight with emily maitlis and evan davis — and a warning the programme containsys allegations have been made about some mps‘ conduct including my own. many of these allegations are false but i have realised that in the past i may have fallen below the high standards we require from the armed forces. what started as a scandal in hollywood has become a crisis in westminster, with one of theresa may's key cabinet colleagues, the defence secretary michael fallon, stepping down. his scalp may be a ministerial first. it may not be the last. but the issue of sexual harassment goes way beyond westminster. tonight, we've chosen to give this subject the full studio treament. how are men behaving towards women? and what women are now saying about it? i had gone for a late brunch with a friend and on my tube journey home i was on the northern line coming out at tooting broadway and as i came on to the escalator i stood and i noticed a man run really quickly — he was really keen to get on this escalator behind me. i was 18 when it happened. and it was just at a work party.

newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan davies.d's oldest head of state. for a moment, it seemed like a coup was under way today. we're trying to work out what's going on. join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight with evan.

now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davis.lage of tula toli, in rakhine province in mynamar. on august 30 this year, a massacre occurred there. we've pieced together what happened. it's just one example of the violence that has led to a huge exodus of rohingya muslims, out of myanmar. the people of tula toli had seen neighbouring villages burn, but thought they were safe. it's been called a textbook case of ethnic cleansing. when you see the testimony, you might think it is rather more than that. also tonight, the brexit secretary, david davis, promises a commons vote on the final deal. so what happens if the government loses that vote? we're talking crisis for the government and an exit with no deal, unless tory rebels can challenge theresa may in one key area. hello. it would be nice to think that in the modern age ethnic cleansing and religious massacres no longer occur. after all, the world has shrunk. we all know what's going on these days. despots have fewer secrets than they used to. they are surely shamed or scared by

chrystal davis-evans is here from houston, texas. yes, yes. -that's right. -you are married.o my wonderful husband elter. we've been married for 7 years and we have two beautiful children --

somebody says evan davis wants to do strictly.s panning out? not in a dissimilar fashion next 20 years panning out? not in a dissimilarfashion to next 20 years panning out? not in a dissimilar fashion to the first 20 yea rs. dissimilar fashion to the first 20 years. you know, an interesting, challenging slog i think is the word i would use. at the end of the day i'm the wizard of oz, i have the big curtain controlling this crap and i can come out and say to the world, this guys are fantastic, but somebody behind the scenes is paddling to keep it all going and i reckon i will be growing more paddles over the next 20 years to keep this place afloat. you're in charge of who does what, which reportish does what. including yourself. yes, how do you make that decision? it is not who is good at what, it is who is less bad at things. i have a scale from one to ten and! things. i have a scale from one to ten and i have never used a ten, nine or eight. i think huw edwards got a nine or eight. i think huw edwards gota7 nine or eight. i think