and john humphreys, who presented his last radio 4 today programme this week, features on the front pagehe daily mail, claiming bbc bosses are out of touch. that is a quick look at those front pages. let us start off with the telegraph. and brexit that we kick off. but a bit of a leak coming from europe. that is right. after a week in which some of the rhetoric from that year ps that has been somewhat following. we heard from jean—claude juncker of his sort of willingness and desire to form some kind of deal with the uk. we now see eu officials pouring hot water on the british proposalfor an pouring hot water on the british proposal for an alternative to the backstop. licking their displeasure. all of downing street do insist the proposals they made were merely a kind of springboard for future talks, the rhetoric from the eu officials has been fairly damning. they refer to it is a stupid idea, almost insulting to have been suggested. my problem with this is not the contents of the story is much as the headline. because it is a little ove rd ramatic much as the headline. because it is a l

john humphreys will present his final edition of the today programme tomorrow morning.ill bring toa the presenter‘s departure will bring to a close his 32 years on the flagship show, during which time he built a reputation as a tenacious interrogator of politicians. announcing his departure in february, the 76—year—old said i've a lwa ys february, the 76—year—old said i've always enjoyed doing the programme, that's the problem. i should have gone years ago. let us catch up with all the weather news now. hello, good evening, our weather picture is a quiet one for the next few days across the uk, we have high pressure to thank, it will mean dry weather, light winds, plenty of sunshine, it will mean things turn warmer, through the end of the week but particularly for the start of the weekend. at the moment, the centre is directly across us, we have had a weak warm front running through the highs through the day. turns dry here, overnight, the rain becoming confined to the northern isles, some patches of mist and fog returning from southern scotland into northern england an

and john humphreys, who presented his last radio 4 today programme this week, features on the front pagees are out of touch. that is a quick look at those front pages. let us start off with the telegraph. and brexit that

john humphreys tomorrow makes his last appearance on today and john eustace say to me, you have beengermany bowls the tunes. they get together, they are going to force the 27 to say, pull out without a deal so they tell us you have not given us an a nswer to tell us you have not given us an answer to the question so it is over. no deal. you have members of the house of commons saying they will be no no deal. you have the domestic parliament saying there will be no no deal and in europe will be no no deal and in europe will not give us one. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. goodbye. after two defeats out of two, the english side made a better first of things in the champions league. craig templeton reports on a co mforta ble craig templeton reports on a comfortable win for manchester city in ukraine. a defence depleted, but pep guardiola insisted his side w

after 32 years, john humphreys presented his last programme on radio 4, his no—nonsense interviewingy 19th september... the final today forjohn humphrys. he was, for more than 30 years, the bbc‘s interrogator—in—chief. you are sitting here in this studio now talking on the radio... it was gladiatorial on—air combat, here challenging gerry adams of sinn fein. no, let me make this point. you, who i admire as a broadcaster... his terrier—like persistence helped define the political rules of engagement. i'm telling you things have changed, that's all. it's a manifest fact things have changed. he left school aged 15 and started work as a journalist. the story that shaped him was aberfan. he was the first reporter on the scene — 116 children killed when a coal tip subsided onto the town. he then joined the bbc, here truly in the thick of it in the indo—pakistan war of 1971. there's the big guns falling. there's a sabre just gone overhead. but the place he truly made his mark was today. take this in 2012. the bbc director—general george entwistle under fire after false allegations of child

and finally, john humphreys, who presented his last radio 4 ‘today‘ programme this week, features onng bbc bosses are out of touch. we will get to that particular story. it is on our list. but we're going to start, madeline jason with the start of the guardian. those protests that we have seen around the world today. the day the world took to the streets. madeline? yes, an extraordinary day of protest. protest around the web with millions of young people but many teachers, politicians, many health workers, doctors, nurses and so i'm joining in the protest. and here in britain they were taking place in several cities including one in london that i saw with my own eyes this morning. do you agree with the idea that kids should give school?|j do you agree with the idea that kids should give school? i think it varies from country to country, but i think you're in britain the government has taken seriously drastic steps. some of the most ambitious emissions targets of any country in the developed world, and i certainly don't think politicians and teachers should be encouraging young people

humphrey good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says that he has dismissed his national security adviser john bolton and else in this latest white house sacking on twitter the president said that he disagreed strongly with bolton on many issues also and had advocated for military intervention and regime change in countries including iran syria and north korea is the 3rd national security adviser to go under the current administration and trump says that he'll name a replacement next week. correspondent 40 n.e.'s is in washington d.c. and he can tell us more now good to see i suppose the 1st thing that comes to mind all the current tensions between the u.s. and iran trump a bolton clashing over iran so what impact will bolton 2nd half. you're absolutely right helena there was a we'll call it a pretty strong difference of opinion that we've seen we'll call it a more conciliatory tone coming from president in recent weeks and months and also also coming from his secretary of state mike pompei oh now what we've seen is the president has said he's open to meeting his iranian counterpart. rouhani we even heard ear