we have been talking about lewis hamilton.side. good morning to you. behind me in a cabinet we have the helmets of schumacher, and beside me it is a 1992 winning car driven by nigel mansell, and this here is the suit, helmet and shoes worn by lewis hamilton when he won not only the grand prix here is elliston in 2015, but also another championship winner, a fantastic museum, very interactive and it is notjust celebrating all those who race cars, it is also those involved behind—the—scenes as well hoping to inspire a whole new generation of motor races, engineers, people involved in aerodynamics. we are chatting to the ceo sally reynolds later in the morning as well. yes, i am in the drivers morning. outside, not quite so dry. let take a look at the forecast because it is a thoroughly wet day in the east today. that could be some flooding. this week there will be further rain at times as well. you will need a rain jacket, at times as well. you will need a rainjacket, and at times as well. you will need a rain jacket, and later

radio: get in there, lewis! of the world! it took a while for the driver to respond. well, it's easy to wave flags, to hail him as he emerges from the car, champion of the world. but ultimately, only lewis hamilton knows what it takes to make it happen. it's been, i think, our toughest championship that we've had to try and win. and also, you've got to remember, we won the championship last year, for example. it is not easy to stay in the lead. it is not easy to stay hungry, shoot it and try and raise the bar that you've created. the us grand prix was typical hamilton. needing to finish eighth to secure the championship, he battled his own mercedes team—mate to try to win the race. only losing the lead in the closing stages. hamilton works incredibly hard to make it seem easy, as other drivers know. he's almost been too dominant this year, to get the plaudits that he should get. if he won it with a dramatic race in the abu dhabi finale, i'm sure he'd get a lot more praise than he does, actually winning more race

lewis hamilton picks up his six world title. sportsday asked how many more can he go on. —— a look at what is coming up this evening. we take a look at how prevalent racism is in the nhs and what efforts are being made to put a stop to it. and we ta ke made to put a stop to it. and we take a first look at the front pages for tomorrow. and our reviewers tonight are pauline kinsey, director of the cross party think tank demoss, and sebastian payne from the financial times. that is all ahead on bbc news. as i said, mps are currently electing a new speaker. it follows john bercow‘s currently electing a new speaker. it followsjohn bercow‘s decision to retire after ten years in the chair. rt political correspondent vicki young is in the central lobby of the houses of parliament. —— are political. what is the latest state of play there? it is quite a labourious process. they have to what about the candidates by doing one brown after another in a secret ballot and in between all of those, they have to reprint the ballot paper. it is tak

lewisamilton, just one behind michael schumacher‘s all—time record. but how many more can he win? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it's another tale of financial collapse on the high street, and the possible end of an iconic brand. the baby goods and maternity retailer, mothercare, is now warning it's on the brink of closure in the uk. 0nce boasting 425 stores, it's now appointing administrators for its british business, with 2,500 jobs at risk. the company has been struggling for some time, losing £36 million last year. our business correspondent, emma simpson has more details. the 1970s, and mothercare had already become the go to place for all those baby essentials. including a pram, for six quid. it served generations of new parents, but over the years, this specialist retailer lost its way. talk to new mums and dads today, and they paint a very different picture of shopping for their little ones. baby's things, we probably tend to shop around, go online, get things that

king lewis the sixth is the headline in the express.n the game between everton and tottenham. we‘ll have more on that incident at goodison park in just a moment but first here are some of the tributes being paid to lewis hamilton in the wake of his sixth world title. hamilton‘s former teammate nico rosberg had this to say: "karting together who would have thought that we‘d both be f1 world champion one day. and you? you‘ve achieved it for the sixth time — on your way to becoming the goat." romain grosjean said "congrats champ — hope to be back (like the good old days) to challenge you for podiums in the future." everton midfielder andre gomes will have surgery today after fracturing his ankle during his side‘s 1—1 draw with tottenham. a distressed son heung—min of spurs was sent off for his tackle on the portuguese midfielder. we are not showing it, that is how gruesome it is. other players and the supporters near the incident could barely look while serge aurier was later substituted. i was in the changing room after the game and seein

but lewis hamilton pretty much has no incidents of that kind in his history.istory. there was a bit of kerfuffle in 2007 where he was meant to let fernando alonso pass, and didn't let him back into the pit stops during qualifying. there is a bit of rough—and—tumble racing but in the grand scheme of things, hamilton is incredibly fair and incredibly keen. lewis hamilton really is the complete package and now has six world championship titles, all being within the lesser of the law. as an appealing racing driver, hamilton is up there with the schumacher and centre of the world but the maids that unblemished record, that lack of controversy, that puts him just above senna and schumacher. some of you are going to disagree with me. i'll be waiting. the former world number one — kim clijsters — has been forced to delay her planned return to competitive tennis in january because of a knee injury. clijsters — who retired seven years ago — announced plans of a surprise comeback ahead of next yea r‘s australian open. but writing on social media, the four—time grand slam

lewis hamilton wins his sixth formula 1 world title.wjust one short of michael shumacher‘s record. more angry confrontations in hong kong — and the violence escalates — a knife attack leaves four people injured. the video game that's looking to build bridges — not blow them up. we have an exclusive preview of ‘death stranding'. a traffic restriction scheme comes into effect in an hour's time in the india capital, delhi, as the authorities grapple with the worst air pollution the city has experienced for three years. millions of people have been told to stay indoors, to avoid the toxic blanket of smog that's covered the city. pratiksha ghildial reports from delhi. delhi is choking. people here are breathing the city's most toxic air in years, with pollution levels more than 20 times their safe limit. the problem returns here every winter, but many are saying that this is the worst they have experienced. protesters gathered outside the prime minister's house demanding a basic right — clean air. they believe there isn't the political will

lewis hamilton really is the com plete clean.s the complete package, and now has a six world championship titles all being well within the letter of the law. asa well within the letter of the law. as a pure racing driver hamilton is undoubtedly up there with the schumacher of this world. if that lack of controversy. the pure sportsmanship that puts him just above. some of you will disagree with me. i'll be waiting. england head coach eddiejones said the players would be hurting for the next four years after their world cup final defeat to south africa on saturday. the players looked pretty dejected then and their moods hadn't improved much on returning to the country earlier this afternoon. our correspondent katie gornall was waiting for them at heathrow. well, this was not the homecoming that england the public players and staff had envisioned. they hope to arrive here at heathrow with the trophy in their hand luggage, but as it was a look fairly dejected and despondent, they worked through here without speaking to the media but

know a 6 time world champion lewis hamilton is one more title from doing just that. that's all the news for this hour but don't go anywhere up next here on a documentary on the development of freedom and post-war germany and of course you can always get all the latest news information anywhere you are around the clock at our website dot com and be sure to follow us on twitter at g.w. news thanks very much. welcome to the book is the game here. we have plenty to talk about in. this country. 3 more. possible we have. let's have a look at some of the other legal so you don't want to.

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and in formula one lewis hamilton reigns supreme the british dr ehrsson short his 6th world championship to be just one title away from tying michael schumacher his record. and william welcome to the program we start with big news from the world of sports german champions byer munich have fired coach nico kovacs the team is sitting 4th in the bundesliga despite leading byron munich to the league title and lifting the german cup laughs last season a 51 loss to frankfurt on saturday appears to have been the final straw for byron's board. mark meadows from dubai. sports joins us now to tell us more mark it couldn't have just been this 51 lost in frankfurt what else is going on here yeah there's definitely something more underlying i mean they were in the same situation last season when he 1st took over the results of very poor people calling for his sacking and he managed to turn that around but i think nick and i think a deja vu here we have the same problem last season ok the money's to to win the title in the german cup but is this really happening all over again and it's not just the re

and in formula one lewis hamilton reigns supreme the british driver security his 6th world championship to be just one title away from tying michael schumacher his record. and william blue cross welcome to the program we start with big news from the world of sports german champions byron munich have fired coach nico the team is sitting 4th in the bundesliga despite leading by a new nick to the league title and lifting the german cup last season a 51 loss to frankfurt on saturday appears to have been the final straw for byron's board. mark meadows from d.w. sports is joining us now he can tell us more so mark it couldn't have just been this 51 loss what else is going on here well they had a similar story last season when he 1st took over he had a bad start and everyone was saying always going to be fired and then somehow he turned around to win the big trophy is in germany but it seems maybe something else is afoot the players of maybe turned against him one big issue is that the chairman collins room in india has have clashes with him in the past and he was the president of the club kin

it depends on when lewis decides to give up. giving up. races, titles, does this look like a man who is tired of winning? match of the day 2 follows the news with today's premier league goals, but here come the results. everton drew 1—1 at home to tottenham. the game was overshadowed by a serious leg injury sustained by the everton midfielder andre gomes. he had been tripped by son heung—min, the spurs forward, who was visibly distraught, and was sent off for the incident. leicester city are up to third in the premier league after a 2—0 win at crystal palace. jamie vardy was on the scoresheet again. he's now up to ten goals for the season. next month's scottish league cup final will be an old firm affair. rangers beat hearts 3—0 in their semifinal at hampden park. alfredo morelos scored twice to set up a meeting with celtic, who have won the league cup for the past three years. great britain's women will defend their olympic hockey title in tokyo next year after coming through their two—legged qualification tie against chile. an

this is hyrum lewis who teaches at byu in idaho. here's the cover of his book "there is a god" "there is a god: how to respond to atheism in the last days". i want to start with those last words. in the last days, were you referencing? >> i'm referencing a specific faith tradition. obviously there's a lot of work in apologetics coming out the new atheists have gotten very aggressive in the 21st century. >> who are the new atheists? >> they usually talk about the four horsemen, richard dawkins is most notable, he wrote a book called god delusion but he has some calm prayers, sam harris, christopher hitchens just passed on and then daniel bennett of tuscan university. the call in the four horsemen of the atheist apocalypse. there aggressive and angry. the old atheist of the 20th century was much more live and let live. the idea was, i can't believe but if you want to believe not your business. the new atheists will have none of this, they will say i don't believe in him to make sure nobody else believes either and i'm going to crusade

it was a big day for lewis hamilton.acing in the us, he won his sixth world championship title on sunday. he is now the second most successful formula one driver in history, and looks set to equal the record seven titles held by michael schumacher. congratulations to him, goodbye from me. more on our website, bbc.co.uk/news, and the news app. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. the world's most profitable company, saudi aramco, announced plans to go public. and the us commerce secretary, wilbur ross, is in asia amid the ongoing trade war. hello and welcome to this monday edition of asia business report. i am sharanjit edition of asia business report. i am shara njit leyl. edition of asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. we begin with saudi arabia's giant state oil company aramco. it is the world's most profitable company, and it finally kickstarted its share sale on sunday. the firm offered few specifics on the number of shares to be sold. it's pricing, or the date for a launch. kate prescot

it depends on when lewis decides to give up. — does this look like a man who is tired of winning? a1- a1 — one draw between spurs and everton was marred by an horrific injury to the midfielder andre gomes, who suffered a broken ankle. dele alli picked up on a mistake to give spurs file. there was a long stoppage as vr looked at a penalty to everton, which was not given. it is the injury to gomes which will make the headlines for all the wrong reasons. he was tripped by son heung—min, who tripped awkwardly. everton, would the man advantage, snatched an equaliser. it means spurs are still without a league win at home since january. leicester city are up to third in the premier league after a 2—0 win at crystal palace. jamie vardy was on the scoresheet again, he's now up to 10 goals for the season. mario balotelli threatened to walk off the pitch after suffering racial abuse. mario balotelli, who now plays for his hometown club breschia picked up the ball and kicked it into the stands. he then tried to leave, during the game at hel

we saw the video of lewis being rescued but unfortunately it's tragic that lewis has passed away.h? it's a really tough task. the first tough task is actually finding the koalas. they're difficult enough to find as it is. they're cryptic creatures, they hide high up in trees, highly camouflaged, like little balls of fur, very hard to spot with the human eye. that's why we've brought in a koala detection dog, bear, because he can smell what we can't see, so he can identify koalas' presence by the smell of their fur and when he identifies a koala he drops under the tree and the humans can come in and find those koalas. but once they are rescued, the road to recovery can be very, very long. a number of these koalas like lewis have had to be euthanised, sadly, to put them out of their suffering. so really now, with that pressure on the species, every individual will count towards the future of this species forfuture generations. the sad news that lewis, the koala that had been saved didn't make it. he passed away. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. and i'm ric

lewis hamilton has done well. it isa race. lewis hamilton has done well. it is a dream.o my best and prove to sauber that i can do what i do. best wishes to you both for your ambitions for doing well in this industry. thank you so much for you both coming in. how amazing to think he is only 13 years old. christian will go far. philippine leader rodrigo duterte has offered to hand over his powers of law enforcement to the country's vice president leni robredo after she criticised his war on drugs. mr duterte said that he would surrender his powers ms robredo for the remainer of his term in office, which amounts to six months, and not interfere with her governance. have a listen. i will surrender my power to enforce the law. i will give it to the vice president for six months. i will let her carry it out. let's see what will happen. i will not interfere. you think you are brighter than me? then do it yourself. it was not immediately clear if duterte's offer was meant sarcastically, although he said he would send a letter to ms robredo, a former human rights lawyer. if the

behind lewis hamilton and took third place. but he was being investigated for that incident.rophy, but here is what he told former driver rubens barrichello in the post race interview. he did a great job, he was ina interview. he did a great job, he was in a great position with the car. i massively apologise. i was in a great position with the car. i massively apologise. lam in for a move in the gap was there but thenit for a move in the gap was there but then it close at the end and completely my fault. hamilton accepting the blame. what happened next? he was given a five second penalty and that dropped him down to seventh. just look who inherited third place! mclaren, his best result in f1. mclaren was my first podium since 2014. and this is how much it meant to colours. let's not forget he started dead last. he said: hi —— the upshot of all of this for the championship, that all wrapped up, but for this to happen, the wind combined with ferrari both taking each other out means of a step and is now ahead of local in the driver standings in third with just one race left in a

for stop and takes it to the max in sao paulo the dutchman holds off a stiff challenge from champion lewis hamilton to claim victory in a thrilling brazilian grand prix. and william glue cruft welcome to the program a tense standoff has taken a violent turn in hong kong as police move in against anti-government protesters holed up inside hong kong polytechnic university authorities have warned vale using live ammunition if the small group of holdouts don't put down lethal weapons some have used bone arrows and hurled petrol bombs at police overnight police tried to storm the university and protesters 1st bonded with fires. and the police move in. but protesters sit the entrance to hong kong polytechnic university ablaze as the police retreat. the police make some arrests and a few students were injured although the standoff remains tense it's without serious bloodshed something many had feared over the weekend. but it remains a fiery stalemate hundreds of students inside the university versus the police. the protesters are using a host of weapons including molotov cocktails and slingshots.

lewis hamilton wins his sixth formula 1 world title.ng kong — and the violence escalates — a knife attack leaves four people injured. the video game that's looking to build bridges — not blow them up. we have an exclusive preview of ‘death stranding'.

up and that brings his maximum speed to sao paulo he holds office stiff challenge from the champion lewis hamilton to claim victory in a thrilling for cillian grand prix. a 1000000 welcome to the program a standoff in hong kong has led to police moving in against anti-government protesters holed up in a university with police surrounding hong kong polytechnic protesters set fire to the main campus entrance authorities have warned vale resort to live ammunition if the small group of hold. don't put down lethal weapons son of used bow and arrows and hurled petrol bombs at police. for more let's go to mathias berlinger who's there in hong kong for us. right now looks quite calm behind you but take us through some of these very terrifying scenes we've seen over the last several hours yes so the protests as they have barricaded themselves in this university i'm standing now just in front of this university and they have been fighting on this street with the police at some point the police were able to advance and to enter the university or to get near the university entrance they made several

for lewis hamilton, this weekend should be a pretty simple affair. in the top eight to guarantee himself a sixth world title. any one man —— only one man has ever done that, the great michael schumacher. this is the territory of legends. and, quite frankly, the last ten at lewis hamilton did not finish a race, you have to go back to austria last year when mercedes suffered a double retirement. as it likely that us hamilton will come away from this weekend with —— that lewis hamilton will, with the from this weekend with a sixth championship, yes stop something bizarre could happen, but from last year may scupper his chances were quite slim we were at 2280 metres, we have dropped and sometimes, but it is a really cold weekend. it feels more like silverstone in april than it does america in november. let's see if there is something scary or something really pleasant facing those hamilton the day after halloween. great britain's rugby league side have a really tough match coming up overnight. it's the first of back—t oback tests against new zealand. dav

if out lewis is excited as he was testing an increasingly rare car apart from the 8 this is out east topping online model however the aryans production is going to be discontinued in the future i used a sports car fans all over the world are saddened by this to me enough of the nostalgia though lewis wants to get in and have a look at what makes the audi r 8 so special. the concept it is tailored to the driver apart from a digital speedometer and tack on what are the display behind the steering wheel also shows navigation or vehicle data inside carbon details give the r 8 a sporty look. at the heart of the audi r 8 is its v 10 engine proudly displayed underneath a glass panel at the rear. him in the 1st thing lewis notices about the interior is the race car feeling they've got that's down to the ari performance steering wheel which lets the driver control all of the cars functions especially helpful in critical situations is going to test the driving experience. the 5.2 leader v 10 engine can reach an impressive 456 kilowatts with a turbo charger and a maximum torque of 580 new meter

lewis hamilton wins his sixth formula 1 world title. he is nowjust one short of michael shumacher‘s record. mcdonald's fires its chief executive after he had a relationship with an employee. the video game that is looking to build bridges, not blow them up. we have an exclusive preview of death stranding. a traffic restriction scheme has come into effect in the indian capital, delhi, in a bit to reduce the worst air pollution the city has experienced for three years. for the next 12 days, car owners will only be allowed to use their vehicles on odd or even dates, according to the final digit of their number plate. many schools have been closed, and people are being urged to stay indoors. pratiksha gildial reports on the smog crisis affecting millions of people delhi is choking. people here are breathing the city's most toxic air in years, with pollution levels more than 20 times their safe limit. the problem returns here every winter, but many are saying that this is the worst they have experienced. protesters gathered outside the prime

lewis hamilton has a date with destiny... of securing his sixth formula one world title in texas tonight. and great britain's women will defend their olympic hockey title next year after safely coming through their qualifying tie against chile. also coming up in the programme.. a hiccup for england's cricketers in their second t20 match in new zealand. and as south africa celebrate winning their third rugby world cup, a legendary springbok captain calls it their most significant ever. for the first time since 1995, again this country now is just celebrating something that is extraordinary and that has the power of sport. good evening — lots to come with lewis hamilton expected to win his sixth formula one world title in the next few hours, but we start with the premier league, and some distressing scenes at goodison park where there was a horrific injury to everton‘s andre gomes. there was a long delay as the midfielder received treatment on the pitch. everton and spurs drew the game 1 all. joe lynskey reports. even the premi

early tries from bethan lewis and lisa neumann set the tone.llowed up their 15—13 win over ireland last week. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. it is 5-2 it is 5—2 in the second set in the tennis. now on bbc news, it's time for click. it's kind of hard to remember a time when we didn't have taxi—hailing apps. and when i say taxi—hailing apps, even though there are many more players out there, it is uber that comes to mind first. at its conception a decade ago, uber was really disruptive. i mean, the idea that you could have a taxi to you within minutes, it would know exactly where you were, you could see where it was and you didn't even have to have any money on you. i mean, it was revolutionary. the company grew at a rapid pace, becoming the highest valued start—up in the world. this without ever turning a profit. in fact, in the last three months alone, uber lost an eye—watering $5.2 billion. undeterred, uber continues to expand and has its name stamped onto many apps that provide different types of services —

morris who is the half brother of the lewis morris that signs a declaration. it is an active political family. i love him. he had a pagan leg he was a ladies man. he was brave. he would go on to be minister to france during the reign of terror. he sticks to his guns and hold his own when those are at the guillotine. in terms of the ratification struggle new york is a must-have state nine out of 13 states ratify it goes into effect but they know they have got to have certain states the biggest of massachusetts pennsylvania and virginia. they need new york not so big yet but growing and centrally located. so there is a lively press controversy. we have all read the federalist papers with the blast on the pro- constitution side. >> yes. these are op-ed pieces writing 750 words twice a week these were 2000 words coming out three or four or five times a week. but they were very eloquent essays on the other side and new york state of actual riots there was one in albany another in new york but it shows you how high the passions were. >> you think it's important with

we saw the video of lewis being rescued but u nfortu nately video of lewis being rescued but unfortunatelyo full health? it is a really tough task. the first tough task is actually finding the koalas. they are difficult enough to find as it is. they are highly camouflaged right at the top of the trees, little balls of fur the top of the trees, little balls offurand hard the top of the trees, little balls of fur and hard to spot with the human eye. that is why we have found that —— that is why we have the koala detection dog who can detect koalas by the smell of their fur and he drops under the tree and the humans can come in and find the koalas. 0nce humans can come in and find the koalas. once they are rescued, the road to recovery can be very, very long. a number of these koalas like lewis have had to be euthanised to put them out of their suffering, sadly. now without pressure on the species, every life will count towards future generations. hong kong is a chinese city that has long had a vibrant ethnic minority community, many of whom are south asian. they've come under the spotlight i

best of luck to lewis hamilton. series against the black caps now level at 1—1 adam wild reports. they call that the ground in wellington at the cake tin and here was an england team are bringing with them at their own raw ingredient. their bowler on an england debut taking time to walk up —— warm up. still it was the fielding that was letting england down. this, one of five catches dropped. 0thers down. this, one of five catches dropped. others were rising to the challenge, here was lewis gregory's first ball in international cricket, some start. by the time in new zealand were done, they had 176 on the board. now how would england boss mike paxman —— batsmen —— how would england's batsmen respond? england were sloppy and getting theirjust deserts. adam wilde, bbc news. let's have a run through some of today's other sports news headlines, and... rory mcilroy‘s won his fourth tournament of the year. he came through a play off to beat defending champion xander schauffele at the world golf championship event in shangh

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... one of the two people stabbed to death in the london bridge attack has been named. jack merritt was 25 years—old, and working for a prisoner education project. the attacker — usman khan — was jailed 7 years ago for terrorism offences but freed last year. a prominent maltese businessman is charged with complicity in the murder of the investigative journalist, daphne caruana galizia. hundreds of climate campaigners in eastern germany occupy open—cast coal mines for several hours to demand they're closed down immediately. and the draw for the euro 2020 football tournament has taken place, with world champions france in the same group as germany and portugal. hello and welcome to world news today. one of the victims of yesterday's terror attack in london has been named as jack merritt, a cambridge graduate who was helping coordinate a conference on prisoner rehabilitation. he was one of two people killed by 28 year old usman khan, a former prisoner who'd been convicted of terrorism, and w

i'm lewis vaughan jones.io lula da silva has walked free from jail, after a court decision freeing prisoners that have not exhausted their appeals. michael bloomberg has filed papers to be a candidate for president. he registered just before the deadline closed in the state of alabama. it's emerged that two 15—year—old boys were among the 39 people from vietnam who were all found dead in a refrigerated lorry, east of london, last month. police have now released all their names. daniel sandford reports. some of the faces of the 39 people who died in the refrigerated trailer 6,000 miles from home. all were from vietnam and were being smuggled into britain. the oldest was 44, but ten of them were teenagers and the two youngest were just 15 years old. one of the 15—year—olds was nguyen huy hung. his relatives say he had been trying tojoin his parents who live in britain. hoang van tiep was 18. he'd been living in paris for a year. he told his family he was getting a taxi to the uk, but they'd not heard from him s

that will stay with sports and lewis hamilton has just secured a 6 formula one title after finishing a 2nd in the us grown pray in austin texas the 34 year old or maybe british but german engineering has been a major factor behind his success is raced with miss eighty's engine since he was a teenager and now he has a german in his sights as he needs just one title to equal the whole ship mikhail schumacher record. lewis hamilton is world champion again having taken the title in the convincing style that has become routine. for me it's crazy because i've been racing a long time to a 7 year with a team. the excitement i had was the same as i had when i 1st got in the 4 car in 2008 driving with a mercedes engine for mclaren hamilton won his 1st world championship 5 years later he moved to mercedes with whom he has no 15 more titles even back in hamilton's karting days his success was powered by the german constructors engines. in the city since i was 13 so it's. it's been a real privilege to be a part of the heritage to be a part of her newest part of its history pushing the limits no b

it was a big day for lewis hamilton. one driver in history, and looks set to equal the record seven titles held by michael schumacher. congratulations to him, goodbye from me.

lewis. chair, i have a lot to say. malik -- my colleague has a lot to do. i'm going to yield so he can speak briefly. >> thank you, madam chair. i thank my good friend for yielding a quick moment. there are a few people in washington, d.c. and america who have had the impact of senator johnny isakson. when we think of senator isaacson, there are so many things that come to our mind. senator, you have been an incredible statesman. a phenomenal leader, both in georgia, here in the senate, and in our country. we want to say thank you for all you have done for us. congress,st came to you are one of the first individuals to reach out to me and give advice and encouragement. to this day, every time i see you, you do that. you will never know how much that means. thatt to publicly state senator isakson is a hero for people all across this country. your brilliant mind and your leadership will always be here. we say thank you from the bottom of our heart. may god bless you and your family as you go i

i had anything but lewis hamilton... the previous occasions i seem to remember. instead of the marker my mind. that is it. that's it for the papers this hour. tony and caroline will be back at 11:30pm for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front 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. we'll all be back for that second review in around 40 minutes. coming up next it is time for to travel show. in north—western saudi arabia, 1000 kilometres from riyadh, lies the hidden desert city of hegra. you'd be right in thinking it looks similar to petra in jordan. a cultured civilisation of traders known as nabateans who built that, also built this as their second city over 2000 years ago. the difference is that thses sites are relatively unknown. stunningly preserved and unscathed by years of tourism. hegra sits in the vast governate of al ula. i've gotta

the john lewis one, feel which is rather interesting.the advert to become a parody of itself. what is interesting is, the wave of admiration for these adverts in the morning, followed by the cynicism and people falling in love with them again. it is a lovely bubble to be in. the retailers think they work, the track record is they must work otherwise they wouldn't invest so many millions are making these adverts every year? 100%, there many millions are making these adverts every year? 10096, there was the kevin the carrot, from algae which was mimicking and looking forward to thejohn lewis christmas advert which made my head go. then you get advertising campaigns that try to be very anti—christmas, so for example, you had iceland, making the case about saving the ra i nfo rests the case about saving the ra i nforests not the case about saving the rainforests not using palm oil and the controversy about that was it wasn't shown on television and that created a new story. they are trying to generate as much news headlines and social media

, next to lewis. whereby all the labour activist in lewis would go to brighton and all the lib dem activists in brighton would go to lewis, and the conservatives lost both seats. and you can see this year, logically... i have no idea what deals are being made, but, you know, ifi i have no idea what deals are being made, but, you know, if i was in gloucestershire and i was a labour activist i would go and work in stroud. north norwich is plainly done for labour. north norfolk, for the liberal democrats. so you can see these kind of informal arrangements, which suit both sides, because what is the point of activists working excessively hard in seats they have no chance of winning? why not go to a nearby seed where they have the chance and that is the seat you come from, but you go to the other party. we are hearing a lot, aren't we, about these packets forming between the lib dems, the green party, plaid cymru. —— pacts. but why not between the lib dems and a labour? what is the lib dems and a labour? w

him in the 1st thing lewis notices about the interior is the race car feeling i think that's down to the ari performance steering wheel which lets the driver control all of the cars functions especially helpful in critical situations is going to tense the driving experience. the 5.2 leader v 10 engine can reach an impressive 456 kilowatts with a turbo charger. and a maximum torque of 580 new meters the r 8 goes from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 3 point one seconds reaching its top speed at 331 kilometers per hour. it goes without saying that this double plus an athlete needs premium plus at a high consumption rate when its power is brought to bear the arcade is impressive even if it's not really a timely car as howdy knows full well. driving lewis he mediately notices that brute v 10 sounds about by the 5.2 liter engine which it shares with a lamborghini with hurricane presses him further into his seat with every acceleration that it will bring a smile to anyone's face. luis explains that he doesn't feel he might lose traction or fishtail because the contact pressure generate

clive lewis has said, borisjohnson channel a‘s license.orisjohnson is a coward and a bully. he thinks he is born to rule and is used to getting his own way and turns nasty when he doesn‘t. who is clive lewis? from the labour party. what does he do in the labour party? the point is he is saying your son is a coward and a bully. what do you say to that?|j your son is a coward and a bully. what do you say to that? i am amazed by the readiness of people in your sort of world to use words like coward and a bully and so so forth. he isa coward and a bully and so so forth. he is a politician. when he shouldn‘t use these sorts of words. in the old days you would say, see you at dawn. this is 2019. in terms of whether this is a thread that is unseemly for the tory party to be issuing, to say that they will look at the licence. you are talking about the letter to the... you are talking about the director of 0fcom‘s letter about this event. it was a very well argued letter. he pointed out for example that mrs may would not empty chaired. i think it w

we appreciate it, guy lewis, thank you. >> bill: halloween spirit with a flash mob performance. check it out. the dance team surprised classmates with smooth moves in the hallway. assistant principal got it on camera and posted it online and it went viral. nicely done. here we go. >> sandra: brings everyone together, good dance in the hallways right by the lockers. >> bill: halloween breaks down barriers and walls and stop people walking around. >> sandra: we should be the dance in the greenroom for our post show meeting. >> bill: do you think it would go viral? all the wrong reasons. >> sandra: all right, thank you. next the family of an american man appealing for help saying he is being held and tortured in lebanese jail. one of his daughters and the

data correspondent lisa lewis is at the headquarters of spain's socialist party in madrid lisa the ruling socialist party looks set to win the most sate again for short of a majority what's the move there. well absolutely the mood here is rather gloomy this socialist party was hoping to increase its share of seats in the parliament looks like they're likely that they will lose a few of their seats and it will get even more complicated complicated for them to form a government now pedro sanchez plan the interim prime minister's plan was apparently to form a minority government and his argument was if he if he increased his share then other parties would have to support him now if he loses a few of the seats he's got less arguments to say you know you really need to give me your support but he will now have to talk to a lot of different parties before hand over 2 or 3 national honors in parliament that had quite a large share of it and if he had found an agreement with them it would have been fine now he needs to bring in about 6 or 7 different parties and that would be incredibly difficult

lewis hamilton hasn't been on pole since the summer break.es have their own problems with nico rosberg and lewis hamilton duelling it out and ignoring team orders. so i think the all knowing exactly what it is like. at red bull, webber and vettel had their own battles as well. questions will be asked. is he strong enough to lead ferrari to a world title next season? still to come on sportsday... is it out with the old and in with the new, in men's tennis? and it's a life—line — how maidstone united raiders became the largest includsive football club in kent. sam curran looks likely to be chosen ahead of chris woakes for england's first test against new zealand which starts on wednseday. curran says he aims to emulate ben stokes' all round contribution to the team following his heroics in the world cup and ashes last summer. my role in the side, if i do play, will be coming between the bat at number eight and bowling than trying to take wickets. i look up to some like stokes who always contributes as a batter at number five and he comes and ta

lisa lewis following data luchon in spain for us thank you very much. our let's check some of the other stories making headlines at this hour former brazilian president lula da silva has rallied supporters a day after being released from jail the sylva criticize current conservative president show your bulls and our o. and said leftist parties could take back the leadership in the country in the 2022 election. police in hong kong fired tear gas to break up anti-government rallies activists were seen blocking roads and vandalizing several sites around the city it's the 24th consecutive weekend of protests in hong kong with demonstrators calling for democratic reforms and an inquiry into police violence. in australia at least 3 people have been killed in massive bush fires raging across the eastern state of new south wales blazes are also tearing through queensland further north thousands of people have been evacuated and a total fire ban has been declared. well germany has been marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall offense took plac

lewis? thank you, rico.nised sex event earlier this month, resulting in millions of babies. i'm talking of course about the phenomenon of mass coral spawning on the great barrier reef. just once a year, always at night and after a full moon, the coral releases huge amounts of eggs and sperm into the water. a group of researchers is taking some of that spawn and raising it in special nurseries in a bid to restore badly damaged parts of the reef. well, professor peter harrison is one of those researchers and has just returned from 12 days on the reef. the mass spawning event is one of the world's greatest spectacles. you have literally dozens of different types of corals and hundreds of thousands of different colonies of those different species, all spawning together on just the one or a few nights each year. and it becomes like an underwater snowstorm, except all the egg—sperm bundles are leading up to the surface instead of sinking down. why is this so important? the mass spawning events generate billions of

talk about lewis hamilton this morning.n qualifying, claiming pole position at the circuit of the americas for the first time. this is one of hamilton‘s favourite tracks, having won here more than anyone else. but he could do no better than fifth, more than a quarter of a second off the pace. obviously not great. but it is what it is. we have another day to fight tomorrow. so just try and focus towards tomorrow. valtteri did a greatjob. so congratulations to him. it should be a fun day. there's all the possibility still in the world. so that's it. even if bottas wins, hamilton will become champion if he finishes eighth. it will see him move abovejuan manuel fangio show in the all—time list. next season he could equal michael schumacher‘s seven titles and surpass his 91 race wins. and he already has more pole positions than anyone else. already one of the greats, hamilton may go on to become the greatest of all. nick parrott, bbc news. he will be in to something a little faster later on. the inquest continues over england‘s

in the last few minutes, lewis hamilton has won his sixth formula one world title at the us grand prixn texas. hello, welcome to world news today. the air quality in india's capital, delhi, has further deteriorated. dozens of flights have been diverted because of poor visibility caused by the toxic smog. schools are still closed and a public health emergency is in place in a city that's home to more than 20 million people. the choking air pollution has exceeded the "severe" category and delhi's chief minister has described it as "unbearable." pratiksha ghildial reports from delhi. for a fifth day now, people in delhi are breathing the season's worst and most toxic air. for a fifth day now, people in delhi are breathing the season's worst and most toxic air. pollution returns to delhi every winter, but many are saying that this is the worst they have ever seen. in many parts of the city, the pollution levels are more than 20 times their safety limit. these people have gathered outside the prime minister's house to demand a basic right, clean air. they believe there is not enough politic