now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with kirsty wark.snight, with kirsty wark. how does the government plan to clean up our air? its d raft its draft plan will have to be published before the general election. london was enveloped in a 1:0 election. london was enveloped in a a0 mile blanket fog. election. london was enveloped in a 40 mile blanket fog. four people died from the great smog. today the judge cited to be 3000 deaths from this fuel and nitrogen dioxide, but are there more things leading drivers to pollute male? we

here's kirsty wark.e courts force the government to publish their draft plans for clean air. is diesel pollution too important to be left to politics? and we're in detroit to find out if the white working class voters who put donald trump in the white house are still happy 100 days on. that's over on bbc two now. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mike bushell. the headlines tonight. it's the head of maroune fellaini that is the main talking point from a heated manchester derby. the united man is sent off for headbutting sergio aguero. there may be 14 years between them in age, but today it was just centimetres as anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitschko came face to face ahead of saturday's heavyweight showdown. and andy murray seems to be over his injury rustiness as he marches on in barcelona. victory for murray. thanks forjoining us, as we reflect first of all on the manchester derby, which ended goalless. so in the race for the top—four champ

now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with kirsty wark.ow on bbc news it's time for newsnight, with kirsty wark. how does the government plan to clean up our air? its d raft its draft plan will have to be published before the general election. london was enveloped in a 40 election. london was enveloped in a a0 mile blanket fog. election. london was enveloped in a 40 mile blanket fog. four people died from the great smog. today the judge cited to be 3000 deaths from this fuel and nitrogen dioxide, but are there more things leading drivers to pollute male? we will ask the previous entry secretary. donald trump celebrates 100 days in the white house. we are in detroit where the white working class voters still have their back. he spoke to their need for change. when he spoke they said, i will remember him. he said he would fix the problem and i demand to do it raced on my experience. he won over the hearts and minds of the many people. i remember one very senior minister telling me that if it was the last day of an election campaign, and he h

now on bbc news kirsty wark with newsnight.. the finger of blame is pointed at bashir al assad for a suspected chemical weapons attack on the syrian opposition town in idlib killing more than 50 people. with russia on his side and the white house stating that defeating is, not regime change in syria, is their aim, we'll ask obama's chemical weapons expert — who can stop assad? also tonight, ken livingstone is suspended from holding office in the labour party for two years for stating that hitler supported zionism. what's he got to say about that and his punnishment tonight? and... you 0k? ow! 0k. don't. freak. out. and, are fans of marvel comic books resistant to change? it's 1960s spiderman versus 2011 spiderman. does diversity deliver sales?

here‘s what happened on newsnight last night when kirsty wark spoke to the former labour minister lord contributing to our economy. the second follows on from that. and that will be it will be hugely against our country‘s interest to have them leave. they propped up our health service and run businesses were us and provide the intellectual firepower of some of our most important companies. it is important that we keep this skills base in the uk. and finally, it would re—set the tone of the negotiations, one of the tragic things about the way in which the government has approached brexit is, we find we are more divided as a nation over it and we are more isolated in europe. and what this will do is come it will reset that relationship with the other member states in europe and be a very positive way of starting the negotiations. if you could explain, they will be no reciprocal rights for british citizens in eu countries guaranteed? did you assume they would be reciprocal rights, how would be reciprocal rights, how would you guarantee them?” would be reciprocal rights, how would you guar