lance price and helen brand thank you very much. my hope we will see you very much.t pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's 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. thank you, helen brand and lance price. goodbye. good evening. here's your latest sports news. we will start with the most remarkable night at stamford bridge in the champions league this evening. at one stage chelsea were 4—1 down in their tie against ajax. but momentum swung in the second half, when the visitors had two men sent off, chelsea fought back, levelled it at 4—11 and at one stage. they thought they had won it. our reporter rhia chohan had the tricky task of condensing it all for us. under the lights of stamford bridge, chelsea had the chance to go three points clear ajax in their group, but it started badly. the faintest of touches and tammy abraham put his side behind afterjust two minutes. and it looked to be getting much worse, when hakim ziyech hit this beauty they went thre

ceo of the association of chartered certified accountants, helen brand, and political commentator lance pricewith us for that. good evening, welcome to bbc news. on the eve of the launch of the conservative election campaign, a member of boris johnson's cabinet, alun cairns, the welsh secretary, has been urged to resign, by a victim of rape. the victim, who can't be named, says mr cairns should step down because of his links to a man who sabotaged her trial. ross england, who served as an aide to the welsh secretary, was heavily criticised by a judge for his role in wrecking the trial last year. mr england was subsequently selected as a conservative candidate for the welsh assembly in 2021. mr cairns had denied knowledge of the events. but bbc news has seen an e—mail sent to him, mentioning the issue. our wales political editor felicity evans has the story. alun cairns arriving at the last cabinet meeting before the election, just hours before he faced calls for his resignation. he has been under pressure over what he knew about this man, ross england, a former aide who was a witness in a rap

papers — our reviewers tonight are the ceo of the acca, helen brand, and political commentator lance price ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and a warm welcome to sportsday with me, ben croucher. these are your tuesday headlines. a £5 million fine and a 35 point deduction. that could be the punishment awaiting saracens after breaking rules on players salaries. genk are waiting for liverpool in the champions league tonight — they know victory at anfield will go a long way to qualifying for the knockout stages. and new zealand didn't have to wait long for wickets to fall in the third t20 international. we'll show you how five of them fell in no time at all in nelson. also on sportsday this evening... a heroes welcome injohannesberg for south africa's world champions. we'll start with one of the biggest stories in english rugby history. saracens, the dominant force over the last few years, reigning premiership and european champions have been hit with a 35 point deduction and a fine of over £5 million. it comes after a nine month investigation found they had br

helen brand and lance price will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers, and don'tont pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc dot co uk forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you and goodbye. hello, good evening. dry and bright as the fog clears the way, a few showers peppering on the east coast as we extend to the sunshine across eastern areas, a line of showers in the sea with one of rain as we continue to push northwards and eastwards on the high ground, a dryer slot in the next band of rain which will be in western areas later on and it is going to be a chilly day. rain band pushes further north and merges with the one you have it, so could be quite wet on thursday across central and northern and eastern areas and blustery showers in the south and over the high ground. thursday though, this area of low pressure parked on top of the uk which is associated with the front which can be very wet across central and eastern portions of the uk

certified accountants and the political commentator & former labour party director of communications, lance pricepage of the metro leads with the rapper stormzy, who's calling forjacob rees—mogg to resign over comments he made about the grenfell tower fire. the ft has a story about a row between sajid javid and the cabinet secretary mark sedwill, after the chancellor was barred from releasing analysis showing the pricing of labour pledges. the prime minister launches the conservative party's general election campaign — on the front page of the telegraph. the mirror leads with the pilot of a new dna test for serious health conditions which it's hoped could save the lives of thousands of children. the guardian headlines the backlash overjacob rees mogg's comments — despite the cabinet minister issuing a ‘profound apology‘. the mail leads with the rmt strike which will affect trains across the south western rail network throughout december. and according to the times the chinese government has put pressure on uk universites to curb criticism of its regime.