iam nominated for the bbc player of the year.or the bbc player of the year. i am happy to be part of them. if he left liverpool i would be gutted. i play for liverpool. mane is joined on the short list by pierre—emerick aubameyang, naby keita, victor moses and mohamed salah. you can vote for your favourite at the bbc sport website.

iam rico hizon. hello. i'm ben bland.llowing north korea's latest missile test, the us ambassador to the united nations has warned the north korean leadership that it would be "utterly destroyed" if war broke out. politicians across the board have condemned president trump for re—tweeting anti—muslim videos posted by the far right group, britain first. but the white house says it's standing by the message. a man who a judge ruled had probably sexually assaulted his baby daughter before she died has been giving evidence at an inquest into her death. 13—month—old, poppi worthington, died after sustaining unexplained injuries at her home in 2012. a police investigation into her death was botched and the verdict at the first inquest quashed by the high court. today poppi's father, paul worthington, who has always denied wrongdoing, refused to answer questions sixty nine times at today's second inquest. 0ur reporter, danny savage, was there. poppi worthington's life was tragically short. the saga surrounding her unexplained de

iam border in dubai. —— weight wake board.e surfing, all accessible in dubai. living in the desert, the closest mountain is in lebanon or georgia or something, —— jordan. you mountain is in lebanon or georgia or something, ——jordan. you have the best instructors, you learn how to snowboard here and when you go into any mountain from the alps to colorado, is simple. the younger generation is actually crazy here in dubai. they are crazy when it comes to extreme sports, they are trying to compete more internationally. it is very nice to see. the vibe of the city is all about working hard, playing hard. you put in so many hours at work, so the little time you have left, you wa nt to the little time you have left, you want to waste it, just lolling around. keen to get another fix of the great outdoors, i am keen to get another fix of the great outdoors, iam heading keen to get another fix of the great outdoors, i am heading out to the desert early in the morning to experience something new, but i am told there could only see here i

iam for him. i am lost for words the first time ever.e in 35 years. that says a lot. we are a bunch of northern lands, working and out on tour. it is great to have mum and dad, fiance, baby, closest friends, everybody here to enjoy that. it has been the best year of my life by a mile and on the course has been great and off the course, i am such a happy person. we will have to think of ways to better this. a happy person. we will have to think of ways to better thism a happy person. we will have to think of ways to better this. it was an emotional day for two men who have been with tommy since the

iam hoping it will go to it? i am rubbing my hands together.idual savings accounts have £10,000 in on average, earning typically 30,000 —— £30 a year on interest. that would go up if the rate rise was passed on. it's about time we got a little bit more. now we are celebrating, savings are going up. because we might only get a couple of pounds but i think this is the start of the rise. not everyone is affect it by a rise in interest rates. 7 million people have got no savings at all. but 45 million have got savings and they would hope for a benefit. the other side to this is the cost of mortgages. 15 million are renting, another 15 million own their homes out quite. 17 billion people are paying into a mortgage, and nearly half of those are in imminent danger of an increase. and around this street, plenty will be feeling the effect. we won't be spending as much ongoing out and luxury items, we will be tightening our belts. here, the builder has run the numbers. he is paying a tendency to £5 a month for his mortgage and he expects a £50 increase,

iam not confused by a headline! absolutely.says there are 1.3 5 million jams in motorways, 3700 a day. i would imagine anything that can be done about it would be welcomed by drivers such as you. it is time lost. and the environmental impact of cars, we see that in london a lot, where i live, so many people drive and create pollution. you will be in the committee of michael gove for environmental improvement. yes. the mirror. i have my best mates back. another series, iam the mirror. i have my best mates back. another series, i am a celebrity, get me out of here. ant & dec by the national treasures of this countrycan do no wrong. they have a good record. his partner has been suffering from drug and alcohol conditions after an injury with his leg. the good news is they are both in australia fighting fit and ready to co—host in australia fighting fit and ready to co— host once in australia fighting fit and ready to co—host once again next sunday. ant and dec without each other is inconceivable. i'm in crete —— very intrigued abou

iam you remember that? for years and years. i am delighted for them both, ina years.em both, in a world where lots of the news hasn't been very happy, this is a really ha p py hasn't been very happy, this is a really happy piece of news. and it isa really happy piece of news. and it is a happy piece of news with perfect timing. it doesn't overs ha d ow perfect timing. it doesn't overshadow events like the 70th anniversary of the queen and the duke. absolutely. and the baby arrival as well next year. just as his rather‘s engagement, it is a great picture, a great piece of news -- his great picture, a great piece of news —— his brother's engagement. thanks for watching the briefing. from me, sally bundock, and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello there. monday brought some of us something a little bit milder. that is not a sign of things to come. during tuesday, and indeed the rest of the week, we are back into this feed of northerly winds, all the way from the arctic. cold air sweeping southwards right across the country. quite a few showers, as well, and where those s

iam everything to control the race. —— giving.y, everything to control the race. —— giving. iam happy, especially for the guys in the team back home. they have worked so hard. it has been a tough couple of weeks for us, but it is nice to get it. marc marquez has become the youngest four—time motogp world champion after securing yet another title in valencia. he only needed to finish 11th to seal the crown. his task made much easier when rival andrea dovizioso crashed. marquez‘s team—mate, dani pedrosa, won while he crossed the line in third to take his fourth championship in five years. amazing feeling. amazing feeling. during the race, i was always try to keep calm and control the situation but i felt really good. honestly, i lost the concentration with the break point. it's crazy. marking style until the end. now to the european world cup qualifying news that northern ireland missed out on a first finals appearance since 1986 after switzerland progressed 1—0 on aggregate over their two legs of the tie. a controversial penalty at

iam have not spoken. i respect what he did. i am not better. have not spoken. spoken. i respect what he did. i am not better. i accepted. let him be. maybe, who knows we will see. back in the box for you? yes. the next one will be a us ziebell. it will be a mixed martial arts belt, 100%. iwant it will be a mixed martial arts belt, 100%. i want to defend my belt and then boxing is certainly an interest of mine. i am ready play right now. i always stay training. don't get me wrong. there is in camp and ourcamp. don't get me wrong. there is in camp and our camp. ideally i would like to ta ke and our camp. ideally i would like to take one of these boxers into a mixed martial arts field. i went onto their platform. i was fatigued andi onto their platform. i was fatigued and i got stopped. whatever. someone come into my world now because right 110w come into my world now because right now i'm focused on my world, the world of true fighting. england cricket coach trevor bayliss says the players have agreed ro sensible rules for drinking alcohol on the ashes tour of au

iam nota politician, iam persistent, are the main qualities.a politician, i am a person, a journalist who knows the situation in my country is unjust andi situation in my country is unjust and i would love that may country would have fair elections were everyone, people with big experiences, with different political views, could take part and debate and i could come back home and do my job. debate and i could come back home and do myjob. no, it is not like this. there are not so many people willing to take this challenge so i think it is my responsibility to be raised, to be persistent and to try to change. around me, there are are a lot of experts, a lot of people with the knowledge of economies, politics, of institutions of russia stopped they are part of my team and they are helping me to form a big programme and to be together. usually, with politicians all one of the politicians, i am testing the resolve and ability to do theirjob. he did not even seem to believe in yourself that you have what it takes to do yourjob because when you are la

iam asking is an interesting characterisation.brea ker and would you i am asking you, would that be a dealbreaker and would you as a tory mp dealbreaker and would you as a tory m p vote dealbreaker and would you as a tory mp vote against that deal? the ecg isa mp vote against that deal? the ecg is a dealbreaker. we must not remain under their jurisdiction. is a dealbreaker. we must not remain under theirjurisdiction. if you and like—minded colleagues voted against it... if that is what she wants she will win a vote in the house of commons no matter what i think. you don't know what labour will do. they will not vote down a vote including the ecg. talking about the tory party. we have had nick balls, a close confidant of david cameron and minister in the cameron parliament, he says all talk of austerity has to end. it is over as far as he is concerned. you are an mp who has consistently supported for example all the cuts to the welfare budget, the benefit system, do you feel the tories need to develop a message that austerity is ov

extremely frustrating and it feels like when not doing ourjob but believe me, because it is my job, iamb, i am doing but believe me, because it is my job, iam doing itand but believe me, because it is my job, i am doing it and asking those questions but the players are not allowing me to do that on the record and that is why i have to quote sources and contacts and eu diplomats. a lot of complaints say there is acres of coverage that little fact. why do you spend so much airtime speculating? many in the uk feel we voted for brexit and it's a done deal and we can move on and see some action. there isn't much action. ifeel your and see some action. there isn't much action. i feel your pain on that one because we have to deal with that as well. brexit remains one of the top stories of importance for us in the uk so it is going to remain right up there and we have to keep coming back to it as the negotiating rounds proceeds. even though actually, for example the last round, pretty much nothing happened in terms of news terms but we had to cover it and say that very little had happened. that

close to our heart, dan, iam hoping he willshine is something close to our heart, dan, i am hoping hee down on us on dan, i am hoping he will shine down on us on saturday. is all the players have other job, on us on saturday. is all the players have otherjob, from teachers to lorry drivers. midfielder david norris played for leeds before retiring from the professional game. he is is now a personal trainer. got this one set up personal trainer. got this one set up over here and decided i still wa nt to up over here and decided i still want to play. i started at almost the exact same level for three years before i eventually got lucky enough to make it as a pro, so coming down i knew what to expect. while i still get a buzz from playing and scoring, i will keep going. tomorrow's game will be the biggest match of most of these player's career, on live tv against mansfield town of the football league. from pub team to fa cup first round in less than a decade, they will drink to that, after the game of course. so many story, just waiting to happen. happen. could shaw lane cause an upset to

as i address you, iam also patriotic concern.whole range of concerns which have come from you all as citizens of our great country. today's meeting with the command element has underscored the need for us element has underscored the need for us to collectively start processes that return our nation to normalcy. so, all our people can go about their business unhindered in an environment of perfect peace and security, assured that law and order will prevail as before, and endure well into the future. if there is anyone, any one observation we have made and drawn from events of the past week, it is the unshakeable pedestal upon which rests our state of peace, law and order, amply indicating that as zimbabwe ends, we are generally a peaceably disposed people, and given to expressing grievances and resolving our differences by ourselves, and with the level of dignity, discipline of restraint so rare to many other nations. this is to be admired. indeed, such traits must form the pith of our personality and national character. a veritab

i'm not making a comparison, iam making it, we are an island. to be brought by air or sea. what would you say to the people who are incredibly frustrated who say that fema is not doing anything? i understand their frustration, i don't have water power at my house. we understand there is a lot more that we need to do, and we will continue working. fema say they are doing what they can. but with the territory in financial chaos before maria, the task of rebuilding puerto rico is daunting. with the island's competed relationship with america, it is unclear who is going to fix things. in the meantime —— meantime people are relying on the kindness of strangers. a charity made up of university students has arrived here tojennifer‘s home university students has arrived here to jennifer's home and university students has arrived here tojennifer‘s home and they are basically visiting the families who have children, to give them toys and food and help out in whatever way they can. jennifer, have you been getting help like this? why you emotional? does it

iam ready doubt. when would you be ready to fight? i am ready right now. i a lwa ys fight? don't get me wrong, that was in camp and out of camp. can you say i'll be back? ideally, i would like to be —— to ta ke ideally, i would like to be —— to take one of these boxers until mixed martial arts built? i handled him pretty easily it and the and i got fatigued and got stopped. 0ne pretty easily it and the and i got fatigued and got stopped. one hour. someone come into my world now. right now i am focused on my world, the world of true fighting. a plane carrying the olympic torch has landed in south korea, 100 days before the 2018 winter olympics begin in the city of pyeongchang. great britain's athletes are predicted to have their best winter games ever, with five medals predicted. david mcdaid reports from south korea. yesterday the olympic flame arrived in the country and also some great britain athletes are already here. the skating team are here to prepare for the final qualifying events in asia ahead of next february ‘s games. today, they visited the city ‘s official coun

iam more it is insulting to be told to be silent. i am more worried than sour. iam silent.han sour. i am worried for my country. i cannot retire in america happily in just the right unimportant issues and go on with my life. —— and just write. what is worrying me the most is one man rule. we need reform, but one man rule is bad, as i said earlier. it always goes wrong in any country, whether it is saudi arabia, germany, iraq... we will get to the nature of autocracy in just a moment, butjust to nature of autocracy in just a moment, but just to focus nature of autocracy in just a moment, butjust to focus on your former boss, someone we are familiar with, one of saudi arabia's richest and most prominent business people. he owns hotels around the world and has huge stakes in america's businesses. there he is in detention in riyadh. are you saying there are no grounds to be holding him and thatis no grounds to be holding him and that is a purely political act by mahmoud bin salman? no, i am not saying that. there has to be an investigation. if there is corruption, perhaps the a

iam presuming difficulty of shifting diesel cars.ming in most difficulty of shifting diesel cars. i am presuming in most emerging markets, that's not an equation for you at all, is it? sometimes, it is not. only in tier one cities. i think it is an indirect benefit for us. tier three, thinking about nigeria, typically consumers don't have access to vehicles because they are expensive. now, because of regulation a lot of vehicles are going to the tier two and tier three cities. thank you very much. in a moment we'll take a look through the business pages but first here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. the business live page is where you can stay ahead of all the day's breaking business news. we'll keep you up—to—date with all the latest details, with insight and analysis from the bbc‘s team of editors right around the world. and we want to hear from you, too. get involved on the bbc business live web page, bbc.com/business. on twitter, @bbcbusiness and you can find us on facebook at bbc business news. business live o

iam i am david iam david eades.e than a year. and it's budget day here in the uk, but what measures will the chancellor of the exchequer present to bolster britains's low productivity? and let's just look at the markets for you, today. the nikkei back on the screen here. hang seng up. that all the of record

iam practising their views. i am a young lawyer in zimbabwe. it's pathetic. the country has gone to the dogs. early in the day, his party had removed him as their leader. the groundwork had been laid for his departure. but hejust groundwork had been laid for his departure. but he just wouldn't budge. his critics were quick to reply. i thank you. and good night. to remove mr mccarthy from office. there are calls from all protests and an impeachment in the coming days. —— mr mccarthy. —— robert mugabe. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. specialist under—water rescue equipment has arrived in argentina from the united states to help hunt for a missing submarine. the sanjuan disappeared five days ago in the south atlantic with 44 crew on board. five countries are now involved in the rescue mission tsunami waves have been detected in new caledonia and vanuatu after a magnitude seven earthquake struck between the pacific islands. the tsunami warning centre says waves as high as one metre above the high—tide mark are forecast

iam thing. i was afraid of scary movies.much. yes, it is completely ironic. goosebumps is horror related so ironic. goosebumps is horror related so it is a good introduction for kids into the horror world. it is a very interesting style. short chapters. always a bit of a hook at the end of the chapter which makes you want to read the next. the style was great the kids to continue reading. it was part of what worked with us. peel is come up with the title first. he never wrote a book without having the title first. so the title says a lot. then it was easy. ideas would pop in my head. the fact that we have done these books and they got popular, that was just one thing in itself. i love the fa ct just one thing in itself. i love the fact that the art and the books had such an impression on people during the 90s that they still look on it that fondly because most of the fans 110w that fondly because most of the fans now are older people. the fact that so now are older people. the fact that so many people know my work, no specif

iam for him. i am lost for words the first time ever. i am lost for words for the first time in 35 years. that says a lot. we are a bunch of northern lands, working and out on tour. it is great to have mum and dad, fiance, baby, closest friends, everybody here to enjoy that. it has been the best year of my life by a mile and on the course has been great and off the course, i am such a happy person. we will have to think of ways to better this. a happy person. we will have to think of ways to better thism a happy person. we will have to think of ways to better this. it was an emotional day for two men who have been with tommy since the start. you have coached him since he was six, what does it mean? amazing. you are lost for words? i am, absolutely fabulous. i do not know. what a great bloke. simple, strong, honest. you thinking about the little boy you took around the golf course a six? he had a trophy like that then, but i made it out of wood. now his son has grabbed the biggest prize on the tour and the boy from southport has the wood

iam terminating the diversity lottery programme.ing to ask congress to immediately initiate work to get rid of this programme. later, we'll be live in the us with analysis on trump's reaction. now, other stories. four members of catalonia's devolved government are expected to appear at spain's high court in madrid in a few hours' time. they face charges of rebellion and sedition after the regional parliament voted for independence on friday. spain's government responded by stripping the region of it's powers and sacking its president, carles puigdemont. mr puigdemont‘s lawyer has suggested that spanish prosecutors interview him by videolink in brussels, saying the former catalan leader would not be travelling to the spanish capital. caroline davies has the latest. sending them off. crowds gathered at barcelona's main train station to see these catalan politicians. less than a week after declaring independence, they're on their way to face charges of rebellion. if found guilty, they could face 30 years in jail. i don't think it's fai

iam numb, i am numb, to iam numb, to be i am numb, to be quite honest.nly time i will be able to cop and what has happened is when i will wa ke what has happened is when i will wake up in the morning. -- comprehend. the actor and singer david cassidy has died in hospital in florida. he was 67 years old. hello. there have been jubilant celebrations on zimbabwe's streets over the resignation of president robert mugabe, ending his 37—year rule. without warning, his letter of resignation was read out in parliament, just as impeachment proceedings were getting underway. the former vice—president, emmerson mnangagwa, is expected to be sworn in as the country's new leader within the next two days. our africa editor fergal keane was in parliament when the news broke. it is the night of the free, a night like no other in their lives, a great tension has broken, the epoch of fear, of desperation, of robert mugabe, has ended. how rarely does politics translate into something so truly felt? this history in the making. we have never thought that something like this w

iam joined by let mile overall things with our panel today.. i am joined by some guests. let me start, does mr hammond have to do something about universal credit in the budget? well, universal credit is doing some very good stuff. it is really, really helping putting people back to work. i think on the pmqs side, but people on my side of the house five straight in, is that the leader of the opposition has made state m e nts of the opposition has made statements about the impact of universal credit. in previous pmqs which has been found to be not factually correct. does miss the hammond have to do something kisslj do hammond have to do something kiss” do not know if he needs to do something. i know that we need to do something. i know that we need to do something to rethink these issues. is it something to rethink these issues. isita something to rethink these issues. is it a question of pausing, rethinking stabbing and looking at something else altogether? there are elements of universal credit that can work. but at the moment it is not worki

iam hoping highlighting the plight of refugees. we re and they have a normal life. they were forced to flee their country because of violence. above all, yusra is focused on training hard. she wants a place at the 2020 olympics in tokyo and doesn't mind who she represents. my ambition is just to be an athlete. if i am going to start for germany or for my country or for the refugee olympic team, iam country or for the refugee olympic team, i am going to do the best i can, and it will be my pleasure. in a life full of twists and turns, the way to tokyo may not be straightforward, but it is clear this determines 19—year—old may rise to whatever —— will rise to whatever challenges lie ahead. now with today's sports breathing, here is holly hamilton. hello. here is what we are looking forward to at the bbc sports centre this wednesday. world number one rafael nadal will discover later who he will play at the wta finals in london next week, although he will have to be on top form to beat roger federer. the tampa bay lightning will be hop

iam not oranges we are told are doubling in price. am not happy. oranges we are told are doubling in price. iam not happy. send oranges we are told are doubling in price. i am not happy. send all your m essa 9 es price. i am not happy. send all your messages in. but first... it seems uber is neverfar from the headlines these days... some good and some bad. today, more details on the bid by japan's softbank to buy a stake in the company. it values uber about $69bn. but it comes on the same day that european regulators examine the massive data breach at the firm. uber admitted last week that hackers stole personal details from 57 million customers and drivers last year. the company originally covered up the breach. 0ne estimate suggests the attack could cost uber between $200 — $250 million. a big cost for a company yet to make a profit. several eu countries including austria, italy and the uk — are already investigating the data theft. the eu's data protection group — could now choose to coordinate these investigations. and things coul

iam keen dear, dear, dear. that is a lot of dears. i am keen to get your view.can't hold the microphone. let me get your view. do you think if you did have money in that trust, you could, sir, face a big tax bill. we are going for a while, holding hands — this is what i will hope for. just the chance to talk to you. why don't you just stop and answer my questions? it will take one minute, sir. did you, sir, have tens of millions in an offshore trust that you secretly controlled — yes or no? is that yes or no, sir? and therefore, did you avoid millions by having your money in that trust, did you, sir? because if you did, you could face a big tax bill. where are we going? this is amazing, we have been walking for about two minutes. why don't you just give me your view, sir? we could have been sponsored, we've done about a mile and a half. why don't you just tell me your view. it would be really nice to get it. sir... sir, just give me your view. did you, sir, secretly control trust in which you had tens of millions? therefore avoiding tax. did you do that? did you

iam hoping i am hoping to be able to speak to him injusta i am hoping to be able to speak to him injustent. i am hoping to be able to speak to him injusta moment. he i am hoping to be able to speak to him injust a moment. he is i am hoping to be able to speak to him injusta moment. he isjoining us him injusta moment. he isjoining us from brussels. here he is. peter, good to see you. let's start with the situation in the brexit negotiations in germany. your thoughts on the outcome of the coalition talks? they are collapsing and as we have been hearing earlier, there is a real concern about what there is a real concern about what the outlook is for germany. indeed, it looks like germany isn't as solid as what it looks like in terms of politics and of course the key reason for that is angela merkel‘s decision in 2015 which has unleashed a lot of criticism and really destabilised german politics with the immersion of right—wing populist into the bundestag. what we basically see if the centre—right liberal sdp is not willing to form a coalition with the greens the coast they have hardened th

unfortunately, iam community all the answers they need and deserve. you, to confirm at least at this moment in time, there are 26 lives that have been lost. we do not know if that number will rise or not but we know it is too many. this will be long suffering morning for those in pain. we ask god's comfort, for god's guidance and for god's healing, for all those who are suffering. as governor, i ask for every mum and dad, at home tonight, that you put your arm around your kid, you give your kid a big hug and let them know how much you love them, knowing that support each other. tell your friend and your neighbour that you support them and that you will work with them. i am very proud of the way that we have so very proud of the way that we have so many people working together to respond to this. already, talking to the emergency team in texas, it has been reported that the emergency medical task force from san antonio was deployed to help respond to the magnitude of this tragedy. san antonio area hospitals and trauma centres have called a naked with r

how this will affect business and industry, i am joined how this will affect business and industry, iamusiness and industry, i am joined by matt morrison. is it already starting to have an impact? it has. -- mat. travel is down since it started bubbling. an official said gives it that the two bali tourists to encourage them to come back shoot to the kindness and friendliness in bali. how big is too as a? looking at the numbers, in 2016, nearly 5 million overseas visitors came to the island. australians were the largest group. if you look at that against the population in bali itself, that is only 4.2 million. so there are more tourists than there are residents. the gdp growth there last he was almost six in the quarter, compared to indonesia's 5%. so it is outperforming the rest of the country. —— was almost 6.25%. we will have to see how these cancellations affect the island further, and to put it in perspective, we have seen this before in iceland, wet they had a $1.7 billion impact on the tourism industry. -- maggie throup. this is not the first time this has happened to the bali eco

iam hoping to assess the situation first—hand.the constitution of zimbabwe as well as the people of zimbabwe. but in the end this was all about a power struggle within zimba bwe's the end this was all about a power struggle within zimbabwe's ruling party. last week this man on the left, emerson mnangagwa, was sacked as vice president. like mugabe he was a veteran of the country's struggle for independence but in recent yea rs struggle for independence but in recent years he has found himself up against this woman, robert mugabe's young, ambitious, and some would say ruthless, wife. one of the most important figures in the country. she is a divisive figure. listen to the reception. these were boos, not cheers. i will do it, i don't the reception. these were boos, not cheers. iwill do it, i don't care! she had wanted to take over as vice president. tonight a warning from the british foreign office to british nationals in the country. stay at home, stay in your hotel room, wait until things settle down a little bit. zimbabweans wonde

iam here i am here particularly to talk about the hang seng in hong kong.ething of a hang seng high. the benchmark equity index their rising over 30,000 for the first time in a decade. that is shares of companies like tencent, china's biggest social network. it has surpassed facebook to become one of the top five most valuable companies in the world. because its value has rallied, it is now worth over $5 billion. it is popularity surged especially due to its games, and some of these have the number of players that they make up the size of countries they germany. you have other companies like and ensure whose value has jumped 26% over southern of its digital expansion. no surprising news to see this in hang seng. there has been a rocky ride in the last decade, so this is a shift. thank you forjoining us, sharanjit leyl, a shift. thank you forjoining us, shara njit leyl, with a shift. thank you forjoining us, sharanjit leyl, with a rosy two coming from the east. —— rosy hue. let's head to dubai now — the so—called city of gold. traders there buy and sell $75

iam not effect on the economy, couldn't it?not necessarily worried in terms of the gdp growth and the forecast, whether we stick to them oi’ forecast, whether we stick to them or not, but the fact that the situation in the uk in terms of wages, in terms of employment and in terms of feeling the pinch in people ‘s pocket, is worse now than it was in the middle of the 2008, 2009 crisis. that is the issue. the problem around this and we said this earlier, the problem around it as we don't have any answers post brexit about how it's going to get any better. at the moment, we are in a situation where all of these implications are coming in, the chancellor is telling us we have theseissues chancellor is telling us we have these issues in terms of growth coming in and that is before brexit. that is with all of these laborious negotiations going on at the moment. 0nce negotiations going on at the moment. once we get past that, we don't know what that means. we don't know what is there. it could be better, it could be worse, wejust is t

iam in iamina i am in a significantly better place than i was, you know, in the buildup to the us openy struggling, you know, walking was a big problem to me. you know, so i am just read you get myself back to 100%. -- i just read you get myself back to 100%. —— i amjust just read you get myself back to 100%. —— i am just trying to get myself back to. well federer himself took some time out of the game at the end of last year to recover from injury. he says murray needs to be patient and make sure he's recovered fully. take your time. you know, however long it takes, when you come back, you want to be at 100%. otherwise, the problem is, itjust feels like you can't be the best, when the big tournaments, so it is wise and worthwhile to take an extra week, extra month, whatever it may be, because i am sure and he still has a lot of years left. —— andy. i'm sure we all want to get him back as quick as possible. sometimes you have goals, but they need to be postponed. the t20 series decider between india and new zealand turned into an eight —— while the focus will be on the ashes tour in au

iam game can bring so many things. —— in me. i am very grateful. it has been a four—year journey.. it has been a four—yearjourney. when the boss asked me to stay on and continue playing, every year there was a motivation. anne dickins burning inside me. for socceroos fans, they will hope that burns brighter next year at their fourth successive world cup. in europe, in the women's champions league, the title holders lyon are through to the quarter finals after thrashing kazygurt 9—0 on wednesday. a tough match—up for the team from kazachstan. 16—0, they lost on aggregate. here's the full results from wednesday. barcelona who have never won the trophy also progress. chelsea made the last eight for the first time with a four nil aggregate win against swedish side rosengard. two time champions wolfsburg are also through. now to the shock result that saw france get the rights to hold the rugby world cup in 2023. an upset because last month, the board of world rugby recommended south africa following an extensive evaluation report. the council of world rugby however voted by 2a votes to

iam ben i am ben brown reporting live from harare and the continuing crisis in zimbabwe.ugabe has made a televised address in which he has refused to resign. he vowed to stay on in power until december, for the special congress of the ruling zanu—pf party. against some expectations that he would step down after huge pressure and the military takeover here last wednesday, he did not say anything about resigning and he did

iam infrastructure.. this government seems committed to doing the opposite. with the institute for fiscal studies predicting an additional 1.2 million children will be pushed into poverty by 2021. that is on top of the 4,000,02015-16. is the prime minister proud of her government's record of failure on this and does she think the worrying forecast is acceptable? farfrom acceptable? far from the way in which she has portrayed the situation we have seen since 2010 600,000 fewer people in absolute poverty, a record low, 300,000 fewer working age adults in absolute poverty, and 200,000 children fewer in absolute poverty. 200,000 fewer children in absolute poverty. we have also seen families getting into work, 1 million fewer work less households. as the prime minister is aware scotla nd as the prime minister is aware scotland is lagging behind the rest of the uk in terms of superfast broadband roll—out and in my constituency even further behind. a huge volume of my casework... a huge volume of my casework fr

iam presents. i am actually rubbish at buying presents.s the uk, and backing for driverless cars. it is a fitting way to start the week for a government that is trying to show it does still have a sense of direction. some £250 million have been allocated to the west midlands. business minister greg clark can tell us more. hejoins us now from our birmingham newsroom. i know you are in birmingham because you are talking about an announcement on transport today. no new money, but you are talking about improving transport links between city centres and suburbs. can you give mea city centres and suburbs. can you give me a sort of practical example of yes, i will. yes, iwill. it yes, i will. it is any investment that will be available to city regions like birmingham. 0ne that will be available to city regions like birmingham. one of the things we know is, if you think of london, it is quite easy to get around london. you can go from croydon to central london in 20 minutes. in and around our the cities you have towns are not far apart but quite h

but also what iam never agreed with it.reschool learning alliance say local authorities typically pay nurseries and childminders for pounds 27 hour. —— £4.27. nurseries and childminders for pounds 27 hour. -- £4.27. the other thing is i bet you if you or i volunteered to be teachers and we would both be bloody good, in a nursery for a day a week, they would... the trouble with means testing if it costs more to means testing if it costs more to means test than to pay people out almost. i know why it was a universal benefit, lots of these universal benefits have been good since the end of the war, but we cannot afford for middle classes to be getting the amount of money out of the state, including me. very quickly, one last one, the sunday telegraph front page, a picture of a smiling couple 70 years married. what do you think? ask her, she is a royalist! i am not! i think the queen has done a brilliantjob. not! i think the queen has done a brilliant job. one of not! i think the queen has done a brilliantjob. one of the brilli

john says, iam share some of them with you.ot the others. two are enough for me. we have jamie saying that the users on snapchat are not a small feat. the issue is that snapchat has not really comprise their user experience. i am sure that soon they will be adding on services that help them on a tyre is. -- on services that help them on a tyre is. —— help them monitori on services that help them on a tyre is. —— help them monitor i is. —— monetise. give us your take on this, which social media services are the most user—friendly, which are the most user—friendly, which are the most useful? i use twitter a lot, because i followed the news, probably like you. i keep facebook for personal use. i look at instagram for personal use. and linkedin is for business use. it comes down to functionality. it comes down to functionality. it comes down to what you use. one of the criticisms of snapchat is this user interface. it is obviously not as smooth as it could be. if it is appealing to young people, presumably a lot of people in the de

iam more bbc two. it is my kind of reality show. —— throw—down.a part of it if you want to invite me. that is it for the papers tonight. coming up next, it is the film review. welcome to the film review on bbc news. and taking us through this week's releases is who else but mark kermode? mark, what have you got for us this week? a very interesting week. we have paddington 2 which you cannot have missed the adverts for. we have the florida project, a new film by sean baker. and professor marston and the wonder women. so paddington 2, what a great british cast. the first paddington was really lovely and charming. it really surprised everybody. is there any possibility that paddington 2 could live up to it? i went in thinking it can't. it does. it is lovely and charming. the story is paddington wants to buy a present for his great aunt lucy's birthday. there is a pop—up book of london but it is really expensive and he cannot afford it. the book goes missing and the finger or paw of suspicion points at paddington. next thing is he is wrongly behind ba

iam young to be these things. this is their. have written a book arguing against this because there is nothing in the quran... when because there is nothing in the quran. .. when you say against, make clear, you mean against wearing hijab? there is nothing that says you cover your hen or your face. only the wives and the family of the profit were being harassed when they went into public space. five male authorities on religion last week pronounced that the hijab was not necessary. nobody is listening to them. it doesn't make women look... first of all, i want these girls to fly free and i want them to have a wonderful education. i want them to marry who they want to and be british. that is the other thing. if you live here i think there must be a certain amount of integration and ido a certain amount of integration and i do not want these girls... i do not want them to be second—class citizens. i often stop mothers of south asian origin and say you are sexualising your child. you are saying that your three—year—old is a sexual

iam off, i am off, my season is finished. commitment with the event, with the city, with myself. i tried hard. i did everything i had to do to try to be ready to play but i'm really not ready to play. i really fought a lot during the match but knowing that probably it was a big chance to be the last match of the season. grigor dimitrov is another man who has a first win on the board in london. the bulgarian beat austrian dominic thiem over three grueling sets in his first appearance at the tour finals. chris froome has told the bbc that he's targeting more tour de france victories and is not considering retirement. froome won the event for a fourth time injuly and then followed it up by winning the vuelta a espana. now 32, he says he's hungry for more success. it's a good question. i definitely don't feel as if i'm there yet. i guess i'll know when the time is right. but for the time being i'm still hungry, still motivated to keep trying to win another tour de france and i'm just going to take it one year at a time. so long a

. —— iam unsatisfied. but we expect more. —— i am satisfied.gs in the second half. i think tonight it did not go for us when we needed it. even the penalty save, wayne rooney schools, joe hart saved the first one, and we couldn't get in again, so there was some small things that needed to go our way and they didn't. —— wayne rooney scores. let's update you on the rest of the scores in the premier league this evening. a club record for manchester city, 12 league wins in a i’ow manchester city, 12 league wins in a row but they left it very late at home to southampton. raheem sterling scored a couple of late once this season. scored a couple of late once this season. he scored deep into injury time. their lead is back up to eight points ahead of manchester united. oriol romeu scored a well worked equaliser before sterling's winner. arsenal are still fourth after a big win at home to huddersfield. three goals in five second half minutes saw them seal the points olivier giroud scored two, ozil, lacazette and sanchez also chipped in. here is the conf

iam infrastructure that can support them. i am from california and i have seen so them.ifornia and i have seen so many them. i am from california and i have seen so many massive mansion housing community is essentially built ina housing community is essentially built in a desert. the hope is that certainly to expand but to be spot about it —— are smart about it. certainly to expand but to be spot about it -- are smart about it. in the times, they say that google is making millions of pounds from advertising around videos that we fight immensely disturbing and we do not understand why anybody would wa nt to not understand why anybody would want to make these and watch them. these are some disgusting piece of content. this story talks about a seven—year—old girl bleeding from the mouth and crying after losing a tooth. you can't understand why anybody would want to watch this sort of thing. this is going to play into the idea of a tech backlash that we are starting to see. in the financial crisis these large companies almost seemed like saviours, innovators who could essent

despite this, iam the european project.the united kingdom and european union. why? it is in the interests of both sides to do so. 3 million european citizens in the united kingdom, billions of pounds of trade, hundreds of billions of trade done every year between the united kingdom and european union. trade supports millions ofjobs. achieving a deal that works for the united kingdom and european union is the best way of ensuring continued prosperity. the institutions of the european union, taking back control of borders, laws, money, we are not leaving europe. we want closest friends, allies to succeed politically and economic life. having a strong united partner on the doorstep can only be good for the doorstep can only be good for the united kingdom. it is in this spirit we have approached negotiations with the commission. the hind the headlines screaming of deadlock, in reality we have made tangible progress. on top of citizen rights, constructive conversations about the northern ireland border. agreeing joint principles

iam very i am very proud. it makes me feel brilliant. it has been a massive confidence boost.le in scotland are backing me. the putting time and effort. good to know the believe in me. never before has a female boxer competed for scotland at a commonwealth games. a ground—breaking moment. but the moment might never have come. earlier this year, she was ordered to serve 200 hours of community service for assault. it was, she says, one mistake. i overreacted. i took a break from training. says, one mistake. i overreacted. i took a breakfrom training. it says, one mistake. i overreacted. i took a break from training. it was the first break ad had in months. i had had a drink. i'm not a the first break ad had in months. i had had a drink. i'm nota big drinker so i don't take well to it. we had had a run—in. i can't really remember why. i have well been punished for this. i did my community payback order. i was supposed to go to the bahamas and i didn't get to go to the commonwealth youth games. i have had by punishment. boxing scotland agreed. after sending her to the use world ch

may i begin by saying how proud iam today, how enthusiastic am at the idea of heading this organization. i would like to thank you for decision through the most important body which sets the policies of unesco. , asuld like to pay tribute the president has already done, to the election process which was conducted in a very transparent way with public enabled and which has each of you to be familiar with the ideas and programs of the candidates. at this moment, i am thinking of all the people i have met in recent months or whom i had met before this in my previous jobs and who have high hopes for the future of unesco. we must not forget that. i am thinking of unesco's mandate which is very moderern d to which we owe a successful pathization which is on a with its modern nature. it is facing difficulties but irreplaceable. unesco is essential in the wake of the challenges facing the world and wish to participate in in theed, serene way fulfilling of its mandate. miranda: to many outsiders, culture in los angeles is something that begins and ends with the movies, but the city has a always

iam sure family and friends of carl sargeant. but what matters is what the police do and how they deliver and asi the police do and how they deliver and as i say, the crime survey shows that crime is down by nearly a third since 2010. mr speaker, i have been following some of the tweets from some of herfriends following some of the tweets from some of her friends along the front bench over their and one of them says, very disappointed and mystified at the closure of uxbridge police station. just for the want of any doubt, mr speaker, that came from the foreign secretary, who is also... let her about the uxbridge police station. jeremy corbyn. the foreign secretary is so excited he won‘t even hear the answer. the real reason is that it is closing because of a £2.3 billion cut from police budgets in the last parliament and it gets worse, they are going to be cut by another £700 million by 2020. under this government, . .. million by 2020. under this government,... there are 11,000 fewer firefighters in england government,... there