george eaton from the new statesman and former conservative strategist jo tanner will be with me.ng. in southern california, 13 people including a police officer and a gunman have died in a shooting incident. it happened late last night in thousand oaks, a city some a0 miles west of los angeles. the gunman has been identified as a 28 year—old former us marine, who took his own life. james cook is in thousand oaks. we're hearing a little more detail about 28—year—old ian long. he was a machine—gun with the us marine corps, he'd served previously in afghanistan and there have been concerns previously about his behaviour. he'd had interactions with the police, there had been worries about his mental health and it seems a broken mind really carried out what turned out to be carnage in the bar behind me here. i have to warn this report is distressing but also contains troubling images. 0fficer down. for the united states, this is the nightmare that never ends. it could be las vegas, 0rlando, virginia tech or sandy hook. but, this time, it is thousand oaks at the borderline bar and gril

a big thankyou to my guests this evening, george eaton and jo tanner. and from all of us, goodbye.ng with scottish champions celtic hoping to keep their qualification hopes alive. rivals rangers wanted to keep their unbeaten start going, but it wasn't to be, beaten 11—3 at spartak moscow. a contrast with celtic then who got a much needed 2—1win over rb leipzig in glasgow, as patrick geary reports. thursday night, disco lights at celtic park. but lister rb leipzig and it would be european kicking out home. just as well that a switch seems to have slipped in recent weeks. celtic have scored ten in their past two games. ten minutes and they found the extra man from the isle of man, kieran tierney, 1-0. the the isle of man, kieran tierney, 1—0. the energy from all around and plated onto the pitch. all that was missing was another goal. and a bit of insurance against a side that is fourth in bundesliga. rb leipzig threaten more in the second half. celtic buckle. jean—kevin augustin left alone to equalise. now brendan rodgers had a problem. only briefly. rai ryan christie picked up odson

with me are george eaton, the political editor of the new statesman and the chief executive of inhouser the conservative party, jo tanner. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's give you a run through of what we have. brexit is on the front page of the daily telegraph, with a warning that the eu will demand its fishing fleets have access to british waters in exchange for a final deal. the times has a leaked letter from downing street, which says a no—deal brexit will result in a new border in the irish sea. the metro picks up on comments from the brexit secretary, dominic raab, who's faced criticism after saying he didn't realise the importance of the port of dover to the uk. the express focuses on diabetes, labelling it the biggest threat to the nhs after it was revealed a drug to treat the condition is costing the health service £1 billion a year. and the state of the high street is the guardian's headline, it claims retailers are pressuring the government for decisive action after a report revealed the thousands of shops left empty. so brexit dominates the front pages,

thank you to my guests george eaton and jo tanner. look at the papers at 11:30pm. the weather is next. if you has a shot today, it was lovely for many and both of the beautiful autumn colours but not for all. we had a lot of rain in the west or does he have a weather front which will get swept up by this developing area of low pressure tomorrow. it is a vast area of low pressure and it will give us a quite durable and weather. we are targeting gales or severe gales and the winds stronger than today and the winds stronger than today and the hitter and will suite right across the uk so it does look as though we could see some disruption. back to the here and now this is another rant looks to the evening. milford haven at almost a0 mm of rain and is now meandering into the east of north island and across scotland. so a wet start of an night here but it does clear the island and it meanders its way east and will start to affect some central areas and probably easing off towards morning by which state we have the next area of what weather

our guestsjoining me tonight are george eaton, the political editor of the new statesman, and the chief and former political strategist for the conservative party, jo tanner. the prince of wales says he will keep his views on controversial issues to himself when he becomes king. in a bbc documentary to mark his 70th birthday being broadcast tonight, he says he recognises being heir to the throne and head of state are two different roles. in the past, the prince has campaigned strongly on issues such as the environment and architecture, sometimes accused of "meddling". our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. a warning, his report does contain flash photography. charles in nigeria yesterday. a few days from his 70th birthday, representing britain and trying his hand at a little pidgin english. all i can say is that "god don butter my bread." laughter for nearly half a century now, charles has tried, as he puts it, to make a difference for the better. as prince of wales, he has campaigned on the environment, the inner cities, youth opportunities, architecture, to name just four