so this is leeds, 1940... 1948.w. alford gardiner is 91, lives in leeds, and actually came over on windrush. he's agreed to share his memories, to help shape the production. he was a mechanic in the raf in britain during the second world war and a lack of work at home made him want to come back. the thing is, injamaica at the time, if you haven't got a job, you're a nobody. what was it like on windrush? we had six ex—army boys who wanted to commandeer our money. between us, we got them on the boat. so, we were busy hiding them when they're checking up. so, three men in a toilet hiding! well, that's it, it's part of history now. it is history. and 70 years on, alford, who worked in factories and had nine children, thinks getting on windrush was a great decision. you strike me as a man who has enjoyed life. and i'm still enjoying it. and i will always enjoy it. colin paterson, bbc news, leeds. beautiful. time for a look at the weather. thank you, good afternoon. changeable weather over the next few days and we started

five people die, including three children, after a stolen car crashes into a tree in the north of leeds. drone users will be required to take safety awareness tests as part of plans to tackle rogue operators. ireland's eu commissioner says dublin will "play tough to the end" over its threat to veto brexit talks moving on to discuss trade. a warning is issued to airlines about the danger of volcanic ash in the skies close to the indonesian island of bali. also in the next hour: for the first time in the 357—year history of the changing of the guard ceremony, royal navy sailors will perform the intricate routines and drill movements at buckingham palace this morning. and cricket — australia are on the verge of victory at the end of day four in the first ashes test in brisbane. a 12—year—old boy is among five people who died when a stolen car collided with a tree in leeds last night. our correspondent chi chi izundu joins us now. west yorkshire police recalled to the and just before 10pm last night. they say that a stolen renault clio collided with a tree and five people we re collided wit

the headlines: police appealfor police appeal for witnesses after a stolen car hit a tree in leeds, killing five people. drone owners will be required to take safety awareness tests as part of plans to crack down on dangerous use of the devices. the international trade secretary, liam fox, says the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. a warning is issued to airlines about the danger of volcanic ash in the skies close to the indonesian island of bali. also, in the next hour, for the first time in its 350 year history, royal navy sailors perform the famous changing the guard ceremony at buckingham palace. and cricket, australia are on the verge of victory at the end of day four in the first ashes test in brisbane. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. five people, including three children, have been killed after a stolen car crashed into a tree in leeds. officers were called to the meanwood area of the city last night, to stonegate road just before 10pm. two boys aged 15 are in custody. 0ur correspondent alison fre

alison freeman joins us from leeds., when officers arrived here last night they said they faced a scene of company to carnage. you can still see some of the debris from the crash in the road behind me. it was, officers say, a stolen renault clio that crashed into a tree, leaving five people dead. as you say, the youngest was a 12—year—old boy, two 15—year—old boys also died, as did two men aged 2a and 28. (inaudible) whether all of them were passengers in the caror whether all of them were passengers in the car or some words walking along the road at the time the car crashed into the tree. officers are on the scene trying to establish what happened, there is an appealfor establish what happened, there is an appeal for witnesses to come forward to what officers have described as a tragic accident. no names, presumably, given out yet? no, we have not managed to find out the names. we have been told nextel ‘s kin have been informed that we do not know who the victims. this is a quiet area and nobody has been able to tell i

there have been near misses at leeds bradford, cork and manchester airports since 2015. getting too close, the proposed drone bill could mean that owners of drones weighing more than 250 grams will need to register and do a test. they will be banned from flying near airports, or higher than 120 metres — or 400 feet. and police will get new powers to seize unmanned aerial vehicles. but drones have a growing list of useful applications. this prototype can fly into water and propel itself back out. these drones can be used on oil rigs to fix cables in treacherous conditions. and they are the types of uses that the aviation minister wants to encourage. we've looked at the drones today which can help in the construction industry, in the mining industry, an offshore oil rigs. and what's really exciting is that they can do the jobs that actually put people at risk, so hopefully it will help with safety as well. with the rising popularity of drones comes the issue of potential misuse by the public. this legislation could mean that new users won't be able to simply take it out of

also tonight: two teenagers are in custody after a car crash in leeds killed five people, three of themhildren. new allegations in iran against nazanin zaghari ratcliffe — her husband says they will further prejudice her next trial. a special report from lake victoria — africa's largest freshwater lake — which scientists say is slowly dying. play begin shortly on the final day of the first ashes test, but after first—day disappointment, are england heading for defeat? divisions between the british and irish governments over how the northern ireland border works after brexit deepened today. the international trade secretary, liam fox, said final decisions could only be made once the uk knows what its future eu trade deal would be. what its future eu ireland has however said it could veto moving on to those talks at the next eu summit injust over two weeks. our ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. dodt chris buckler reports. along the irish border, you will dodt along the irish border, you will find old huts that were once customs posts. places where people had to stop to show the

police appealfor police appeal for witnesses after five people died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. drone owners will be required to take safety awareness tests as part of plans to crack down on dangerous use of the devices. ireland threatens to veto brexit talks moving on to trade, u nless brexit talks moving on to trade, unless the uk comes up with plans to prevent a hard border. a warning to airlines about the danger of volcanic in the skies close to the indonesian island of bali. also in the next hour, for the first time, sailors from the royal navy perform the changing the guard ceremony outside buckingham palace. and cricket, australia are on the verge of victory at the end of day four in the first ashes test in brisbane. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. five people, including three children, have been killed after a stolen car crashed into a tree in leeds. officers were called to the meanwood area of the city last night, to stonegate road just before 10pm. two boys aged 15 are in custody. our correspondent alison freeman has more. officers said they were faced with a

i then resigned from leeds united and had various legal disputes with my former employer. had been studied by my side in england. things were ugly and we had fallen out. they then started a long track of trying to get me to come, first to bahrain and then to dubai. text messages, e—mail, telling me to come there and they would sort it out. so i believed them. as you do because you have no reason not to. did anyone voice any unease to you? did anybody wonder why they wanted you out there? i had lived in dubai for eight years and for me was a second home. at that point i had not been in dubaifor nine home. at that point i had not been in dubai for nine months because things have been so all consuming. for men, i have not done anything wrong, and certainly if you have done something wrong, you would not fly to eastern country. so i had dinner with ken, the former owner and he didn't get on with the people he sold the club to add all and he has been vocal about what he thinks of them. that fell apart. and had dinner with him and his wife and he said to not go, it was a trap. i

brothers alison elliott folsom are among five people who died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. nazanin rockliff‘s husband says allegations on tv were prejudicing her trial. i read a lot to airlines over the plume of ash from the volcano on the island of bali. ——a red alert. also in the next allah, changing guard buckingham palace. sailors performed the famous ceremony for the first time in history as a part ofa the first time in history as a part of a year—long celebration for the navy. at 11:30 p.m., a second look at the papers including the times investigation into children being used by criminal gangs as drug runners. living and welcome. divisions between the british and are still an over how the northern ireland border works after brexit have deepened today. international trade secretary liam fox says final decisions could only be made once the uk knows what its future eu trade deal would be. ireland has however said it could be to moving on to the talks in the next eu summit injust on to the talks in the next eu summit in just over two weeks. but among the border, hotspurs

boro', stay sixth — victory means leeds are now level with them on points.on golf‘s race to dubai title. he held off fellow englishmanjustin rose to top the european tour's money list. it went down to the final hole on the final event of the season, as stuart pollitt reports from dubai. race to dubai champion, tommy fleetwood! cheering and applause. relief and joy for tommy fleetwood, after a nerve—racking day in the desert. the southport golfer ended up winning the race to dubai byjust over £50,000, after his rivaljustin rose collapsed on the back nine within sight of victory. in the end, rose had to eagle the last to deny the 26—year—old. when he didn't, it was party time for fleetwood's friends and family. as soon as i get my lager, i'll be all right! what does it mean to you to see him achieve it? it's fantastic. it's the best thing you can do in europe. imean, yeah. i'll be saying it for a while, race to dubai champion, it's very, very cool. just tell me what 2017 will mean to you? surely it can never be beaten, can it? it's been a big one. baby frankie

the names of five people who died in a road traffic collision in leeds have been confirmed by familystigating the exact details of the crash involving a stolen vehicle which crashed into a tree in a suburb of leeds on saturday night. andy moore has the latest. a vigil last night by the friends and family of those who died. some struggling to come to terms with the sudden death of so many young people. the stolen car crashed into a tree. the wreckage was soon removed, but people who saw it said it was simply a crumpled mess is almost unrecognisable as a car. police are still trying to establish if all seven people involved were in the vehicle. all five who died had now been named locally. brothers ellis and elliott were the youngest, h just 12 and 15. the 15 was the child victim. two adults were killed, robbie mirren who was 24th and anthony who was 28, a father of two with a third child on the way. of the 215—year—old boys arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, one is understood to have been taken to hospital with serious, but not life—threatening injuries. poli

first—half goals from samuel saiz and ezgjan alioski helped leeds to a comfortable victory. villa beat ipswich 2 nil, chris coleman got his first win as manager of sunderland — they beat burton two nil and move off the bottom of the table — it's their first win since mid august. fulham beat millwall one nil. bristol city came from 2 nil down to win 3—2 at hull city. there were also convincing wins for derby and wolves. that is a round—up of the football now. still to come: lewis hamilton is world champion, but he was pipped to pole position by his team for the season—ending abu dhabi grand prix. lewis hamilton says he is still determined to finish a season on a high. and there's gold for scotland's women at the european curling championships, but could the men follow suit? it's been over two decades since england appeared in a rugby league world cup final — but after a nerve shredding showdown with tonga, wayne bennett's side will now face australia in next saturday's showpiece. and what a semi—final it was in auckland — asjoe lynskey reports. for england, some wins are wort

work at leeds university ticks a lot of government boxes.ech robotics solving real life health problems and outside london. it would be as easy as playing a video game. this robot finds and fixes potholes. it's come out of the national robotics facility in leeds but only about 10% of research spending goes to the north of the country. and the bulk of planned infrastructure is earmarked for the south. some see benefits from money being spent more widely. i think it's great that the government is recognising that excellence is across the entire uk. every part of the uk has been to offer, be it through research, training, skills. i think that's important. here at leeds and i think we are a good example of a success story where investment has come in, it's made a massive difference, notjust to the university but more widely, also the region. when it comes to sectors, every government has its favourites. but focusing on the biggest or most advanced may not yield the best result. 60% ofjobs are at firms with productivity below the uk average. many

two 14—year—old boys have pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to murder at leeds magistrates‘ court.counter terrorism officers on saturday in the northallerton area, after police raided a number of properties in the market town. 0ur correspondent megan paterson is in leeds. explain what's been happening. well, the boys appeared in the court building behind me for around 15 minutes for the hearing earlier this afternoon. they stood in the dock, dressed in grey, flanked by two security guards as they heard the charges which they face read out to them. both boys face charges of conspiracy to murder. 0ne them. both boys face charges of conspiracy to murder. one of those boys also faces a charge of aggravated burglary. the court room was full today. the hearing lasted quarter of an hour. at the end of the hearing the boys were told they would be remanded in custody. they will be taken to a secure youth justice accommodation location and will next appear here in leeds, but at the crown court, on the 11th of december. megan paterson, thank you. two soldiers have been charged with negligence

headlines at five: two teenage boys are in custody after five people died when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds. the international trade secretary, liam fox, says the future of the irish border can't be resolved until the uk and eu reach a trade agreement. dangerous drones — owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. a red alert to airlines over the plume of ash from a volcano on the island of bali. also in the next hour... they‘ re changing guard at buckingham palace. sailors perform the famous ceremony for the first time in history as part of a year—long celebration of the royal navy. and cricket — australia are on the verge of victory at the end of day four in the first ashes test in brisbane. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. five people including three children have been killed after a stolen car crashed into a tree in leeds. officers were called to the meanwood area of the city last night, to stonegate road just before 10pm. two boys aged 15 are in custody. our correspondent alison freeman has more. officers said they were faced with a scene of complete carna

leeds united —— it means united are within five points of manchester city.iful football, a mess like this always comes and when it arrives and 3—0 nil is there in the one—liners there and we managed to score a goal and keep a clean sheet. again i don't east midlands today i will not repeat, congratulations to them on that game. amazing approach. and again, my boys, they did not play well but they gave everything. we gave a really good account of ourselves today, we limited united to one really did save that matty ryan had to make but not really a clear chance in the game. i thought we had good period of possession and to come here at old trafford and have that i think speaks volumes for the group of lads today. let's have a look at the days results in full. one other game this afternoon where levi fa re one other game this afternoon where levi fare missed a golden opportunity to take the points for swa nsea ha d opportunity to take the points for swansea had only managed to call the straw at home to bournemouth. still goalless at anfield with liverpool and c

five people have been killed, including three children, after a stolen car crashed into a tree in leedsllision happened in stonegate road in the north of the city. drone users will be required to take safety awareness tasks as part of planned new legislation on their usage. police will also be given new powers to crack down on illegal use. ireland's european commissioner says dublin will "play tough to the end" over its threat to veto brexit talks moving on to discuss trade. the eu has said "sufficient progress" has to be made on the irish border before negotiations on the future relationship can begin. now on bbc news it's time for the 100 women challenge — education for everyone. we are challenging teams of women in four cities around the world. to tackle everyday problems that blight their lives. in the workplace... we need a working prototype by tomorrow morning. so, argh! in education... a small malfunction, emojis are not showing up on the overlay. on public transport... i need, 15 more to do or something. seriously? and on the sports field... using bbc outlets the teams can appea

the teenager is due to appear at leeds magistrates' court this morning.in the car when it crashed. the youngest were brothers aged 12 and i4. police have appealed for information. lawyers for a man found guilty of murdering a mother and daughter in kent in 1996 say they'll release significant new evidence today that casts doubt on his conviction. lyn russell and her six—year—old daughter, megan, were attacked as they walked along a quiet country lane near the village of chillenden, south east of canterbury. although there was no forensic evidence linking him to the crime, michael stone was convicted, largely on the strength of a disputed confession to another prisoner. 0ur correspondent wyre davies has this report. it was a notorious murder. a brutal, unprovoked attack in the kent countryside, on a family walking home from a school swimming gala. 45—year—old lin russell and her six—year—old daughter, megan, were killed in the frenzied hammer attack. but nine—year—old josie survived, despite suffering terrible injuries. michael stone, a known criminal and

also this morning: the five people killed when a stolen car smashed into a tree in leeds are named. three are children, including two brothers. desperate measures. fears that children with special needs are being failed by the system as increasing numbers of parents are home educting their children. the government unveils its strategy for britain's post—brexit industrial future with high—tech sectors top of agenda. in sport, england lose the first ashes test. australia get the runs they needed easily to win by ten wickets in brisbane. macro # i bet you look good on the dancefloor, i don't know if you're looking for romance or, i don't know what you're looking for... dad dancer or disco diva? we'll be asking why research suggests that three quarters of men never or hardly ever strut their stuff. and matt has the weather. good morning. a wet and windy start to the new week for some but it's the mildest morning of the week, cold air throughout, more details on that and you're full forecast in 15 minutes. thanks, matt. good morning. first, our main story. authorities in bali have warned

headlines: five people, including three children, have been killed after a stolen car struck a tree in leedsusers will be required to take safety awareness tests as part of planned new legislation. the proposals would also give the police powers to ground or seize the devices. ireland's european union commissioner has said his country will "play tough to the end" over its threat to stop brexit talks moving on to discuss trade. indonesia has issued its highest level aviation warning as a volcano on the island of bali spits out smoke and ash. there are fears that a full—scale eruption of mount agung is imminent. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. 20 years ago, dubai set out to become one of the most talked about towns in the world. since then this young city state, one of seven emirates in the uae, has largely succeeded. it's become one of the fastest growing tourist destinations on the planet. synonymous with spectacular skyscrapers, gigantic shopping malls and high—end hospitality and also the occasional stories of tourists who fall foul of local customs. but scratch deeper and

leeds's bid has cost them a million pounds. announcer: we are waiting.ncluded a giant inflatable art sculpture, and bids from milton keynes, the scotland city of dundee and a joint proposal from belfast, derry and strabane in northern ireland, all seem to have been a wastw of years of planning. it's a body blow for the whole of scotland and, in particular, for the team that have been behind all of the work that's gone in over a considerable period of time. and it's claimed the commission had not previously raised objections to the bids, even after the brexit vote. itjust seems like the eu throwing its toys out of a rather large european—shaped pram, frankly, and just saying, well, if you do not want to be part of us you can't have one of our lovely play things. urgent talks between the government and the european cimmission are now under way, with hopes of somehow finding a compromise. sarah corker, bbc news. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: neighbours and rivals. france and belgium prepare to do battle at the final of the davis cup.

five people — including three children — have been killed after a stolen car struck a tree in leeds.5 are in custody. the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. he rejected a suggestion by the irish government that the uk may have to stay inside the single market or the eu customs union to avoid a return to border controls between the republic and northern ireland. drone users will have to register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. now on bbc news, it's time for witness. hello and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. i'm here at the british library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from the recent past. we'll meet the government official tasked with solving one of ethiopia's worst ever famines. the widow of a former russian spy assassinated by the kgb. and one of the showgirls from london's windmill t

our health correspondent dominic hughes spent two days with a team in leeds.signing up to, you know you're going to be working round the clock. this is highly—skilled, demanding work. there are all these people looking at you to make a decision or come up with a plan. erm, and that can be quite difficult. in a service under pressure. we do constantly struggle with the supply of staff to do the job that we need done. good morning, nora. good morning, maurice. district nurses form the backbone of health care in our communities. you are on the mend. and i think the antibiotics have done the trick, so i'm really pleased. a stroke, throat cancer, diabetes and liver problems have left maurice dependent on the support of his wife nora and community matron temba ndirigu. in many ways, maurice is a typical patient. is this where you're getting the pain? without people like temba, he'd be constantly in and out of hospital. no matter what time of the day, you can ring them any time. the district nurses, they'll all come. you know, the carers. we... i wouldn't be able to

there have been a few near—misses at leeds, bradford, cork, and manchester airports since 2015.c news. assistant chief constable serena kennedy is the national police chiefs‘ council lead officer on drones. she's in salford this morning. good morning. this is a problem in all sorts of areas. do you think these new proposals will make a great deal of difference? that the purpose of the draft legislation. we are keen to work across government with the agencies affected by the misuse of drones to understand how we can implement this legislation and how to make a difference to us and how to make a difference to us and policing. because we have different extremes. people using drones in an anti—social way that cos as drones in an anti—social way that cos as demand for us in terms of policing, but we also have people who are using them for serious criminality. we hope through this legislation is that we can encourage people to own drones responsibly and use them responsibly, so that we can concentrate on those people that are using them in that serious criminal way. in a moment we wil

ajudge at leeds a judge at leeds crown court has ordered that a teenager who killed a seven—year—oldm of five years. the 16—year—old who can't be named for legal reasons had previously admitted killing the girl injanuary this year. after the sentencing north yorkshire police give a statement on behalf of the family. today is the end of the process , family. today is the end of the process, and that is a relief but it is not the end of our study. our story is about a loving home and family that were torn apart on the day when we lost our daughter. her story goes on into the future where our home feels very empty, but we keep going for the sake of our other children and her grandson. we are grateful that everyone has helped us in these months, including the whole community of york have been so generous with their kindness time and money. we are especially thankfulfor and money. we are especially thankful for the support of closest family and friends. you know who you are. detective chief into andrea kell from north yorkshire police. a court in south africa has more than doubled the jai

five people, including three children have been killed after a car crashed into a tree in leeds. ireland's european commissioner says dublin will "play tough to the end" over its threat to veto brexit talks moving on to discuss trade. the eu has said "sufficient progress" has to be made on the irish border before negotiations on the future relationship can begin. a warning to airlines after ash clouds spew from a volcano on the indonesian island of bali. the red warning means a forecast of an eruption being imminent. royal navy sailors will perform the intricate routines of the changing of the guard ceremony for the first time at buckingham palace this morning. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers — this morning's reviewers are the journalist and broadcaster rachel shabi and peter conradi of the sunday times. before the papers, sport, and for a full round up, let's cross to the bbc sport centre. australia are crusing to victory in the first ashes test. after england were bowled out for 195 in their second innings, the aussies needed just 170 to win

five people — including three children — have been killed after a stolen car struck a tree in leeds.s aged 15 are in custody. the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. he ruled out the uk staying in the single market or the customs union. drone users will have to register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. indonesia has issued its highest level aviation warning as a volcano on the island of bali spits out smoke and ash. there are fears that a full—scale eruption of mount agung is imminent. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: fighting fires... naked navigation... and a real—life rocketeer. on click we often look out for technology which can help save people's lives. for example, we went to rwanda to look at how drones were speeding up deliveries of blood and recently closer to home, i looked at how the response times

our north of england correspondent danny savage is outside leeds crown court.le will remember the killing of katie rough in january this year. it was in a playing field on the edge of york. it was quite terrible circumstances. she was killed by another child. she was smothered and attacked with a knife. the police and emergency services were there quickly but there was nothing they could do. the child who attacked her, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been detained ever since. for many months 110w detained ever since. for many months now psychiatric assessments have been carried out on a teenager to work out whether she should be subject to a hospital order or given a detention order. those assessments have finally taken place. what happened today was a sentencing hearing for that girl who is now 16 yea rs hearing for that girl who is now 16 years old. she appeared via a video link. she sat with her head bowed, listening to thejudges link. she sat with her head bowed, listening to the judges comments as he sentenced her. thejudge listening to the judg

five people including three children have been killed after a stolen car crashed into a tree in leeds. officers were called to the meanwood area of the city last night. two 15—year—old boys are being held in custody on suspicion of dangerous driving. our correspondent alison freeman is at the scene. debris is still scattered across the road behind me. police have said they have informed the families of those who died but they are not confirming their identities at the moment. as you can see, police remaining at the scene, trying to establish exactly what happened here last night. officers said they were faced with the scene of complete carnage when they arrived here last night. the west yorkshire force said the stolen renault clio had crashed into this tree just before ten o'clock. five people lost their lives. the youngest of those who died was a 12—year—old boy. two other boys aged 15, and two other men in their 20s we re 15, and two other men in their 20s were also killed. it's not yet known if all of those who died had been travelling in the car when it crashed or if some had been

our health correspondent dominic hughes spent two days with a team in leeds.ou are signing up to, you know you will be working around the clock. this is highly skilled, demanding work. they are lucky get you to make a decision and it can be quite difficult. in a service under pressure. we do constantly struggle with the supply of staff to do the job that we need to be done. district nurses form the backbone of health care in our communities.” think the antibiotics have done the trick so i'm really pleased. a stroke, throat cancer, diabetes and liver problems have loved maurice dependent on the support of his wife and community matrons. in many ways, he's a typical patient. is this where you are getting the pain? otherwise he would be constantly in and out of hospital. no matter what time of day, you can ring them any time. the district nurses, their carers, i wouldn't be able to keep him at home without them. in the hospital it is your environment. in someone's homes, the tables are reversed, you someone's homes, the tables are reversed , you are someone's hom

danny savage, bbc news, leeds. our top story this lunchtime.statement, buckingham palace said the queen and duke of edinburgh were ‘delighted' at the news. coming up, a dropping down under as england lose the first ashes test by ten wickets. in sport, england's eddiejones has ten wickets. in sport, england's eddie jones has been ten wickets. in sport, england's eddiejones has been named coach of the year in monaco. he beat warren gatland and new zealand's steve hansen. the indonesian authorities have urged people living near mount agung — a volcano on the island of bali — to move to safety, because of fears it's about to erupt. last night the island's main airport in the captial denpasar was shut, leaving thousands of tourists stranded. officials have ordered that 100,000 residents need to leave the immediate area around the volcano, but so far only 40,000 have done so. the volcano first began belching thick smoke last week. the last time it erupted, in1963, more than 1,000 people died. tom burridge reports on the latest. a giant cloud of rocks

victory means leeds are now level with them on points.ff fellow englishmanjustin rose to top the european tour's money list. it went down to the final hole on the final event of the season. rose could have claimed it with an eagle on the 18th at the tour championship but he only managed a birdie. jon rahm won the event. it has not massively sunk in. just kind of a long day, especially when we finished it. it wasn't pretty today. didn't play how i'd like to add itjust shows that i played two amberley will goal —— unbelievable rounds, justin played amazingly and not back and ijust rounds, justin played amazingly and not back and i just showed rounds, justin played amazingly and not back and ijust showed that golf can bea not back and ijust showed that golf can be a tough game. race to dubai champion is very cool. england will play tonga in the semi—finals of the rugby league world cup, after they beat papua new guinea by 36 points to six in melbourne this morning. england dominated from the off. jermaine mcgillvary scored another two tries

the prime minister visiting a college for trainee builders in leeds.o convince people like adele she is on her side. the chancellor and i agree that the budget was about jobs for people up and down the country, about ensuring people are in work with that income for their family and it is about building the homes they need and it is about ensuring we seize opportunities for the future. the effort to seize the opportunities of the future has to overcome a major hurdle — the living standards squeeze. at the time of the financial crisis, average earnings were £24,500 and they fell sharply as the financial crisis bit. look how slow the recovery has been. even by 2022, people will still earn less on average than they were ten years ago. that is the key question, why aren't real incomes rising? there are a number of answers to that. first the governments over many decades, of whichever party, have failed to invest in the things that really matter, like other skills. the financial crisis that sucked so much money out of the financial system. and the businesses

fifteen—year—old boys are being held on suspicion of dangerous driving after five people died in a crash in leedsstolen car collided with a tree in the meanwood area of the city. drone users will be required to take safety awareness tests as part of planned new legislation. the proposals would also give the police powers to ground or seize the devices. ireland's european union commissioner has said his country will "play tough to the end" over its threat to stop brexit talks moving on to discuss trade. indonesia has issued its highest level aviation warning as a volcano on the island of bali spits out smoke and ash. there are fears that a full—scale eruption of mount agung is imminent. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: fighting fires... naked navigation... and a real—life rocketeer. on click we often look out for technology which can help save people's lives. for example, we went to rwanda to look at how drones were speeding up deliveries of blood and recently closer to home, i looked at how the response times of the air ambulance in london were being improved by better connectivit

brentford are playing leeds at griffin park.ford also missed a penalty in the first half. they're into the second half now. and brentford still lead 1—0. you're up—to—date with all the football. liverpool still lead west ham 3—1. england have their first win on the board at the rugby league world cup. after defeat to co—hosts australia in their opener, they ran in five tries to beat lebanon by 29 points to 10 in sydney. but scotland were thrashed again, going down 711—6 to new zealand in christchurch. david ornstein rounds up the action. serenading the start of a unique event. the first rugby league match between england and lebanon — the lowest ranked team at the world cup. but no shortage of local support for a side that includes part—timers, builders and electricians. the early graft was done by england. watkins who scores the opening try. beaten by australia in their opening game, this a more straight forward task. lebanon though would have something to say about that and when they levelled the scores we had a contest. engla

leeds following this man tommy fleetwood five shots. finals at the start of the week? grigor dimitrov against david goffin dimitrov saw off american jack sock, but belgian goffin sprung the biggest surprise of the finals by beating roger federer in three sets. he said the win gave him so much happiness whilst federer suffered only a fifth defeat this year maybe never really reached my best level. the first set was all right. but he didn't play very well in that set. i don't believe. yeah, so it is pretty disappointing. but at the end he did play extremely well and he was the better player on the court. i feel like it's ok like this. dimitrov beat jack sock in three sets for a shot at the biggest title of his career. he plays david goffin later this evening. that matches live on bbc two. carl frampton's homecoming fight in belfast was a successful one after a points victory over his mexican opponent, garcia. front and went to the canvas in the seventh round. but his solid work gave him the edge on the judges‘ scorecard. he is targeting a

two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media aselliot. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. dangerous drones — owners will have to register and sit safety tests under new plans. also in the next hour: they're changing guard at buckingham palace. sailors perform the famous ceremony for the first time in history as part of a year—long celebration of the royal navy.

the 214—year—olds who have been charged will appear before leeds magistrates' court in west yorkshire dealing with fertility issues suggests their needs are often ignored. network uk says infertility can affect a man's mental health, career and finances, but warns emotional support remains scarce. sheridan voysey and aaron deemer have shared their stories with us. graham satchell reports. i remember it was the year 2000, and my wife, merryn, walked into the kitchen and she said, honey, i think it's time. we started trying. we assumed that it was just going to happen fairly normally. and then, after nine months or so, we decided it was time to go and get some tests done. those tests revealed that there was a problem on my side, significantly. so we went and tried a whole heap of rounds of nf — let's just go and do as many rounds of nf as it takes to get the success that we longed for. what about you, aaron? how long was it for the two of you? from when we were trying, it's about eight years of essentially not really having any explained reason why we weren't getting pregnant. and we ha

so this is leeds, 1940... 1948.ame over on windrush. he's agreed to share his memories to help shape the production. he was a mechanic in the raf in britain during the second world war and a lack of work at home made him want to come back. the thing is, injamaica at the time, if you haven't got a job, you're a nobody. what was it like on windrush? we had six ex—army boys who wanted to commandeer our money. between us, we got them on the boat. so, we were busy hiding them when they're checking up. so, three men in a toilet hiding! well, that's it, it's part of history now. it is history. and 70 years on, alford, who worked in factories and had nine children, thinks getting on windrush was a great decision. you strike me as a man who has enjoyed life. and i'm still enjoying it. and i will always enjoy it. pity this poor cameraman who put his camera in place to catch the money shot. it begins and then this! (bleep). if you miss it, you're not alone. we have had to beep out a lot of the words. there is another one. (ble

inflation could be above 2% in three is time. the bank in leeds inflation could be above 296 in threeagues or elsewhere? are you concluding it based on how much people are buying of the pound, for example? market pricing, different financial products being traded, from which you can imply what expectation will be going forward next and many years forward. also, though, other economists in the market have a similar view. not many have a steep rise in interest rates. they think gradual as the bank of england wants us gradual as the bank of england wants us to portray. we touched on where it‘s going to stay, the consensus seems to be that the bank is sticking to what it‘d said, any rises will be gradual, and not done ina hurry, rises will be gradual, and not done in a hurry, basically? that is what we have got. at the moment, we had the next point rise in november, next year, and then, in fact, the next year, and then, in fact, the next one after that could even be two years away. so we may only have one or two hikes based on market expectations so the bank has raised rates but it'll be

police say the five victims of a fatal car crash in leeds at the weekend were all in the vehicle whenit hit a tree. and more than 100,000 people are ordered to leave their homes on the indonesian island of bali, after warnings mount agung volcano, could erupt at any time. good evening and welcome to bbc news. prince harry and his girlfriend the american actress meghan markle are to get married. the couple were engaged in secret earlier this month, announced it to the world today and say their wedding will take place in the spring. the couple revealed how they had been cooking roast chicken at home when harry got down on one knee to propose. she said she had had no hesitation in saying yes. harry said the stars had aligned, to bring them together. among well—wishers around the world, the queen and the duke of edinburgh say they are "delighted" and prince charles has declared himself thrilled. our first report tonight on the royal engagement from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. finally it's official, they are engaged to be married. prince harry, fifth in line to the british t

so this is leeds, 19a0... 19a8.amaica at the time, if you haven't got a job, you are a nobody. what was it like on windrush? we had six ex—army boys who wanted to commandeer our money. between us, we got them on the boat. we were busy hiding them. three men in a toilet hiding. that is what happened. what can i say, it's part of history now. it is history. and 70 years on, alford, who worked in factories and had nine children, thinks getting on windrush was a great decision. i have family, music. —— i live on three principles — family, music and sport. after them three things, good luck for everything else. you strike me as a man who has enjoyed life. and i am still enjoying it. and i will always be enjoying it. what a charming man. it will premiere in yorkshire in february and then will tour the country. women spend an average of 1,600 pounds on tampons and sanitary towels during their lifetime and that includes more than 160 pounds of vat. the government has promised to scrap the so—called tampon tax by next year,

boro', stay sixth — victory means leeds are now level with them on points.n tour's money list. it went down to the final hole on the final event of the season. stuart pollitt reports from dubai. race to dubai champion, tommy fleetwood! cheering and applause. relief and joy for tommy fleetwood, after a nerve—racking day in the desert. the southport golfer ended up winning the race to dubai byjust over £50,000, after his rivaljustin rose collapsed on the back nine within sight of victory. in the end, rose had eagled the last to deny the 26—year—old. when he didn't, it was party time for fleetwood's friends and family. as soon as i get my lager, i'll be all right! what does it mean to you to see him achieve it? it's fantastic. it's the best thing you can do in europe. imean, yeah. i'll be saying it for a while, race to dubai champion, it's very, very cool. just tell me what 2017 will mean to you? surely it can never be beaten, can it? it's been a big one. baby frankie arriving, thankfully, and he's great. and i'm going to get married in a couple of weeks. i mea

tributes have been paid to the three children and two adults killed when a stolen car crashed in leedsnce 2013 are set to be released. let's get more now on our top story — prince harry and meghan markle in india since 2013 are to be released. they were arrested while working as guards on a ship to combat piracy in the indian ocean and were sentenced to five years in 2016. the former soldiers appealed, and a judge hasjust ruled that they be acquitted. earlier two of the soldiers partners. yvonne machugh — the partner of one of the men acquitted gave her reaction as the news came i don't even know how i feel, ijust feel sheer relief. finally, we are getting ourfamily feel sheer relief. finally, we are getting our family back together. finally, all the men are going to be home with their families. they have been acquitted of all charges, so they have done no wrong doing, and finally we have proven that. and we have proven it in court, and we'll get them home. i don't know... i'm so happy, and just so relieved that everything that we've done hasn't beenin everything that we've done hasn't

against an improving leverkusen a win was a must for the bulls if there are to stay in the race for leeds success. welcome to the bundesliga on d w i'm pablo phony and yes. after a shaky start to the season a bar and have found their form and look quite simply unstoppable since your return for a fourth stint in charge of the club despite several key injuries the solid team was available to take on and briggs sides simply has been respectable so far to date this season but their solid back line and decent offense would have to be on maximum alert if they were to avoid slipping up their record against the current champions is less than impressive the last time they went head to head or battered six nil. robert levin dusky was sporting a fresh new haircut his boy and welcomed out spoke to munich and the starstruck who was involved as the host took the late heading down from a set pace a scrap in the box ending with a tour of the town firing home of. the chill in second gold this season out struggle to threaten boy and skull their best chances coming from set pieces spend all right equal to t