thank you george eaton and katy balls — goodbye. good evening.s making the headlines once again today. another dilution for some parts of the midlands in northern england that is because some further flooding it in some places we have seen a little bit of snow and for many more, the rain fell from the sky and that rain falling on the ongoing problems with flooding. flood warnings of the moment are climbing all the while with the bbc weather website having more updated for you so do check them there. looking at the satellite picture you can see the specs role of cloud here, big area of low pressure that is really dominating the scene across western europe at the scene across western europe at the moment and more rain to venice as we go to the next couple of days 01’ more concerns about as we go to the next couple of days or more concerns about that situation and some more rain for us as well and certainly for the next couple of days, the rain should generally be speaking, be a little bit later in the a little bit less persistent. still a bit of sn

thank you, george eaton and katy balls. doa do a newspaper in the morning, we don't mind which one.how, to shine the spotlight up their 1,000th game. they absolutely thumped montenegro 7—0 to qualify for euro 2020 with a game to spare. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. after a week where a team—mate was max but has divided opinions, england's pass plays were united at emily for the nation's 1000 england's pass plays were united at emily for the nation's1000 march. —— after a week where a team—mates' spat has divided opinions, england's past players were united at wembley for the nation's1,000th match. this was england's youngest team for 60 years and alex oxlade—chamberlain's first start in 18 months. it feels good to be back. england were brimming with confidence and pinpoint precision. england's current captain carrying on where england's record goal—scorer left off. kane was clearly the man for the big occasion. when no—one bothered to mark him at a corner, he made hay. a first—half hat—trick for kane but england 5—0 up. this was one to forget for montenegro. a seco

with me are george eaton, the assistant editor, of the new statesman and the spectator‘s deputy politicaleading the times, free broadband for all, labour pledge to nationalise the network, offering free access to all households and businesses.

and 11:30, we'll take a first look at tomoorow‘s front pages in ‘the papers‘ with me tonight are george eatonant editor of the new statesman, and the spectator deputy political editor, katy balls. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello, i'm 0lly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening: a grand night at wembley — england play their 1000th game, and they should also qualify for the euro‘s next year. we'll hear from ben stokes on his stellar summer, but he couldn't have done it by himself. you need a support unit that will be with you and back you through thick and thin. and catriona matthew is up for the solheim cup — again. she's staying on to captain the european team in two years‘ time. also coming up in the programme... there's no catching cockroft — she's won another gold at the world para athletics championships in dubai. and the man trying to keep the nfl safe tells us how they're tackling concussion and what can rugby learn from gridiron. hello there, it should be quite an evening at wembley, england's1000th international fixture, 147 years after their first th

and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, george eaton, the assistantr of the new statesman, and the spectator‘s deputy political editor, katy balls. stay with us for that. in the past hour labour has announced it is to promise every home and business in the uk free broadband by 2030 if it wins the general election. the party would nationalise part of bt to deliver the policy and introduce a tax on tech giants to help pay for it. shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell has been speaking to our political editor laura kuenssburg. he said that apart from the major cities, everywhere he has been, people and businesses have been telling him that they don't have broadband at the speeds they need. the government has come forward with £5 billion of investment, but actually it is nowhere near enough. so we're saying it is going to cost about £20 billion. we will put the extra £15 billion in. we will start with a more difficult to reach areas first and then worked through. but the way that we will do it is, if we are putting a scale of taxpayer money in, we want to ensur