lizo mzimba, bbc news.th what we've been reporting in the last few hours. mike embley‘s here in 15 minutes' time with the rest of the day's news. you can get in touch with me and the team on twitter, i'm @babitabbc. we would love to hear from you. that's it, back on newsday same time, same place tomorrow. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: former england captain alastair cook announces his retirement from international cricket. novak djokovic is through to the quarter finals of the us open and could be set for a last eight clash with roger federer. and bryson de chambeau makes it back to back wins on the pga tour as he heads well clear at the top of the fed ex cup standings. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the cricketing news that alastair cook has announced he'll retire from international cricket at the end of the ongoing series with india. the 33—year—old is england's all—time lead

now, crazy rich asians is due to hit uk cinemas. cast, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimbaople met my beautiful girlfriend. it is the romantic comedy that has been delighting america... these people aren'tjust rich, they're crazy rich. and with its all—asian cast, is changing hollywood. this is rachel chu. and understood and valued. # i feel glorious... more ethnic—minority movies. why? out of the water. she has been begging me to come visit her, you know. the universe has spoken. mostly down to its relatable storyline. and that is important. which includes british star gemma chan. with asian leads? that is — that's what it comes down to. it's about time someone stood up to aunt eleanor. but you, not me. oh, god! this film has made history. of awards shows, whatever. the statement has been made. what about us taking an adventure east? like queens? and that audiences want and deserve far better ethnic representation. lizo mzimba, bbc news. in the wizard of oz have been recovered. recovered. pairs worn by the star in the 1939 film. film. they are more than just a pair of shoe

our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has this report.in's biggest radio personality, minutes after telling fans he was quitting the breakfast show, swamped by media outside his studio. why is the show so special, the radio 2 breakfast show? well, ‘cause it was sir terry's show. and it's very important, it's an important show. it's a useful show, it can do many great things, and i'm sure it will continue to do that. this is how he told listeners. i'm going to leave radio 2, and i've loved every single minute of it. but the thing is, you know, some of us are mountain climbers, and if you get to the top of your favourite mountain, and you just stay there, then you become a mountain observer. and i need to keep climbing, i've gotta keep climbing. perhaps other things might be climbing. he is paid around £1.6 million by the bbc. he is unlikely to be taking a pay cut. and, of course, he has always been one of broadcasting's most sought—after stars. so that was u2 and this... ..is a bafta. when he left the radio1 breakfast show in 1997, he went

lizo mzimba, bbc news.n. today, a peril ruby slippers worn byjulie garland in the wizard of oz were recovered by the fbi. and anonymous donor once offered a £1 million as a ransom for the shoes. the fbi have been tightlipped about where they were found and how. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew and kevin schofield, edior of politics home. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather. hello there. much of england and wales saw a lot of cloud around, for much of scotland and parts of northern ireland, much brighter with lots of sunshine. tomorrow should be largely dry, we have stood at high pressure dominating the scene is topic some sunshine around, but also patches of cloud too. this is the area of high pressure which has been bringing the dry weather today. a couple of weather fronts around, this one brought lots of cloud to england and wales. another weather front of the near continent tonight coul

our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has been to meet the cast of the blockbuster movie.'s about time people met my beautiful girlfriend. it is the romantic comedy that has been delighting america. these people aren'tjust rich, they're crazy rich. and, with its all—asian cast, is changing hollywood. this is rachel chu. when you look at the lack of asian—american and asian—led stories and actors, it really highlights that and you realise that we do want to create a movement so that, you know, people feel represented and heard, and understood and valued. # i feel glorious...# that movement is seeing hollywood deciding to make more ethnic—minority movies. why? the sad fact is that the studios rely on the statistics, and the statistics for this film in particular are blowing everybody out of the water. she has been begging me to come visit her, you know. the universe has spoken. the smart, sleek rom—com, set firmly in the modern social media age, is a box office sensation in the us, mostly down to its relatable storyline. and that is important. its message for the film indust

lizo mzimba, bbc news. you have got to see the movie! i have already seen it a few times.. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and from the not crazy and not rich asians, iam rico and from the not crazy and not rich asians, i am rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. coming up: a china africa summit wraps up in beijing. we'll see why china has come under fire for pledging billions in investments. stay with us for the headlines. see you soon. hello again. if you are heading outside over the next few hours in england and wales, chances are it will be pretty cloudy and that cloud will be pretty cloudy and that cloud will be pretty cloudy and that cloud will be thick enough for some cloud, rein in this weather front we have across the far east. weatherwise, a few showers into western scotland from time to time over the next few hours, that rain is mostly focused was the eastern coast of norfolk and suffolk. that is where it will be the heaviest. or cloud for inland and wales but it is keeping temperatures up. early rises, 22 bridges will not see to top

lizo mzimba, bbc news, sheffield. from geneva to venice was delayed by an hour, members of the camerata du l man orchestra decided to treat their fellow passengers to an impromptu concert in the middle of the airport. they kept everyone entertained until it was time to board. time for a look at the weather.

lizo mzimba, bbc news. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments.ily maitlis. tonight, a labour grandee talks exclusively to newsnight about the anti—semitism row. we hear from all wings of the party. and we ask when it's wrong to give a platform to those whose views you might find dangerous. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm azi farni. scotland's women make history by reaching the world cup for the first time. watch out europe — tiger woods is back in the us ryder cup team. and the defending women's champion is out of the us open. sloane stephens is beaten by anastacia soevastova and the blistering new york heat. hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. scotland's women have reached the world cup finals for the first time in their history after victory in their final qualifier in albania. the win alone wasn't enough — the scots were relying on results elsewhere to go their way to gain automatic qualification. patrick gearey was watching. coul

lizo mzimba, bbc news, sheffield.re. 55 years. i went to have a chat with the doctor myself, which you will be able to see, i think we a showing it next monday. clearly having a great time there. she is incredibly funny and a bit mad and i love it. i think she is said to be an amazing doctor. haven't been able to see one frame of it. she found it very funny that it is so toxic that, all —— top—secret, essentially all she could tell me that the new series is that she is in it! that is about it. never stopped you from doing an interview. it is on bbc one sunday, seventh of october. nothing like a bit of healthy competition. especially between husband and wife. the duke and duchess of sussex went head to head in a netball shootout, giggling their way through it. they were at loughborough university to present awards to graduates of an apprenticeship programme, that trains unemployed young people to be sports coaches and mentors. and if you're wondering, harry's team won the drill. really? what is that facebook? she looke

our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has this report.by media outside his studio. why is the show so special, the radio 2 breakfast show? well, because it was sir terry's show. it was very important. it is an important show. it is a useful show. it can do many great things and i am sure it will continue to do that. this is how he told listeners. i'm going to leave radio 2 and i have loved every single minute of it. but the thing is, you know, some of us are mountain climbers and if you get to the top of your favourite mountain and you just stay there, then you become a mountain observer. and i need to keep climbing, i have got to keep climbing. he is paid around £1.6 million by the bbc. he is unlikely to be taking a pay cut. and, of course, he has always been one of broadcasting's most sought—after stars. so that was u2 and this...is a bafta. when he left the radio1 breakfast show in 1997, he went to virgin radio. that has since been rebranded as absolute radio, but he is returning to the virgin brand, this time on their relatively new d

lizo mzimba, bbc news, sheffield. now it's time for a look at the weather.rticularly at night. we started the day on a cool zero and as we go through tonight is going to trunk cold. something milder on the satellite picture." since we entered the west. the wind sta rts since we entered the west. the wind starts to pick up. temperatures are not going to dip too far. through tonight, we will see some areas of cloud feeding in across northern ireland and scotland, patchy rain in the far north and the breeze picking up the far north and the breeze picking up butfar the far north and the breeze picking up but far eastern scotland down into england and wales you can see these light rain colours on our temperature chart. even in towns and cities we are looking at temperatures right down into single digits, 46 celsius —— for 26 celsius. the potentialfor mist digits, 46 celsius —— for 26 celsius. the potential for mist and fog patches as well. far eastern scotland, england and wales, break conditions through the day, further north and west, more in the way of cloud,

lizo mzimba, bbc news, sheffield. now, how about this as a way to ease the pain of those airport hold—ups? when a flight from geneva to venice was delayed by an hour, members of the camerata du l man orchestra decided to treat their fellow passengers to an impromptu concert in the middle of the airport. they kept everyone entertained until it was time to board. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. we have a lovely day today across the bulk of england and wales after a cold and frosty start. a different story for scotla nd a cold and frosty start. a different story for scotland and northern ireland. a wash of grey in western scotla nd ireland. a wash of grey in western scotland with outbreaks of rain. we have this calm. max cloud streaming and ona have this calm. max cloud streaming and on a strengthening south—westerly wind that means it is going to be cloudy across northern ireland. most of the rain coming across western scotland. eastern scotla nd across western scotland. eastern scotland may see suns

film, a romantic comedy, features a mostly asian—american cast, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimbapeople met my beautiful girlfriend. it's the romantic comedy that's been delighting america. these people aren'tjust rich, they're crazy rich. and with its all—asian cast, changing hollywood. this is rachel. when you look at the lack of asian—american and asian—led stories and actors, it really highlights that. you realise that we do want to create a movement so that, you know, people feel represented and heard and understood and valued. # ifeel glorious...#. that movement is seeing hollywood deciding to make more ethnic minority movies. why? the sad fact is that the studios rely on the statistics and the statistics for this film in particular are blowing everybody out of the water. she has been begging me to come visit her, you know. the universe has spoken. the smart, sleek romcom, set firmly in the modern social media age, is a box office sensation in the us, mostly down to its relatable storyline. and that's important.

virgin radio's breakfast show, which he first presented in 1997. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimbaadio personality, minutes after telling fans he was quitting the breakfast show, swamped by media outside his studio. why is this show so special, the radio 2 breakfast show? well, cos it was sir terry's show, and it's very important. it's an important show. it's a useful show. it can do many great things. i'm sure it'll continue to do that. this is how he told listeners... i'm going to leave radio 2. i've loved every single minute of it, but the thing is, you know, some of us our mountain climbers, and if you get to the top of your favourite mountain, and you just stay there, then you become a mountain observer. and i need to keep climbing i've got to keep climbing. perhaps other things might be climbing, news page around £1.6 million by the bbc. he is unlikely to be taking a pay cut and he has aways been one of the most sought after stars in broadcasting. when he left the radio one breakfast show in 1997, he went to virgin radio, since rebranded as absolute radio. he is returning to

lizo mzimba reports. unexpected news. i‘m going to leave. i‘m going to leave radio 2. i‘m leaving radio 2. i‘ve been here for 13 years. and i‘ve been on the breakfast show for eight years, taking overfrom the great sir terry wogan. a brilliant time, a fantastic time. an amazing time. i have loved every single minute. why is the show so special, the radio 2 breakfast show? because it was sir terry‘s show. well, because it was sir terry‘s show. it was very important. it is an important show. it is a beautiful show. it can do many great things and i am sure it will continue to do that. you must have been touched by the reaction on social media from the listeners. massive, massive. but four months to go. he is returning to the virgin radio brand on their relatively new digital station. he had previously hosted breakfast on what was once virgin, now rebranded absolute radio. many believe his successor should be a woman. there will be a number of women who will be considered. there are many women who work acros

lizo mzimba, bbc news, sheffield. let's see what the weather has in store for us, darren? cloud should tend to melt away, it will be clear and cold across england and wales overnight tonight. across scotland, still a few scattered showers around, a bit more cloud coming into the north west and the breeze will be picking up west and the breeze will be picking up here and in northern ireland. not as cold as last night. a different story for england and wales, a touch of frost in rule parts of england and wales, it will be the coldest night of this week. clear skies, light winds under high pressure, that will keep it dry and sunny for most of england and wales on tuesday, but we have these weather fronts roaming in across the top of that area of high pressure to bring a change for scotland and northern ireland. the wind will pick up, it will blow in the thick cloud, a bit of rain and drizzle into northern ireland in the morning coming to scotla nd ireland in the morning coming to scotland much for eastern scotland. most of the rain will be over the hills and western scotland,

the novel by kevin kwan — features a mostly asian—american cast. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimbation. in terms of representation especially, this feels more than a movie. it feels like a real moment. yes, i definitely think it is because when you look at the lack of asian american and asian—led stories and actors and cast coming out of the hollywood studios system, it has been 25 years since we've had an all asian westernised cast centred in a movie. and that's, you know, a quarter of a century. and so i think when you make a movie like this it highlights that and you realise that we do want to create a movement so that people feel represented and heard and understood and valued. people of colour have tremendous amounts of stories to tell and now is the opportunity that studios are like, hold on, this could be something that we work with. so thatjust leads to more and more. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz shaferneker with the forecast. not a lot of change for the rest of this evening and overnight for most. tomorrow a bit of rain on the way reaching north western ar

lizo mzimba reports.ling his millions of listeners the unexpected news. i'm going to leave. i'm going to leave radio 2. i'm leaving radio 2. i've been here for 13 years. and i've been on the breakfast show for eight years, taking over from the great sir terry wogan. a brilliant time, a fantastic time. an amazing time. i have loved every single minute. why is the show so special, the radio 2 breakfast show? because it was sir terry's show. well, because it was sir terry's show. it was very important. it is an important show. it is a useful show. it can do many great things and i am sure it will continue to do that. you must have been touched by the reaction on social media from the listeners. massive, massive. but four months to go. he is returning to the virgin radio brand on their relatively new digital station. he had previously hosted breakfast on what was once virgin, now rebranded as absolute radio. many believe his successor should be a woman. there will be a number of women who will be considered.

the novel by kevin kwan — features a mostly asian—american cast. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimbatation. in terms of representation especially, this feels more than a movie. it feels like a real moment. yes, i definitely think it is because when you look at the lack of asian american and asian—led stories and actors and cast coming out of the hollywood studios system, it has been 25 years since we've had an all asian westernised cast centred in a movie. and that's, you know, a quarter of a century. and so i think when you make a movie like this it highlights that and you realise that we do want to create a movement so that people feel represented and heard and understood and valued. people of colour have tremendous amounts of stories to tell and now is the opportunity that studios are like, hold on, this could be something that we work with. so thatjust leads to more and more. a plastic tunnel attached to the side of a supermarket has become the highest rated tripadvisor attraction in a cornish seaside resort. the 70 metre long structure in bude, linking the sainsbury‘s supermarke

he's returning to work for virgin radio, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports.he unexpected news. i'm going to leave. i'm going to leave radio 2. i'm leaving radio 2. i've been here for 13 years. and i've been on the breakfast show for eight years, taking over from the great sir terry wogan. a brilliant time, a fantastic time. an amazing time. i have loved every single minute. why is the show so special, the radio 2 breakfast show? well, because it was sir terry's show. it was very important. it is an important show. it is a useful show. it can do many great things and i am sure it will continue to do that. you must have been touched by the reaction on social media from the listeners. massive, massive. but four months to go. he is returning to the virgin radio brand on their relatively new digital station. he had previously hosted breakfast on what was once virgin, now rebranded as absolute radio. many believe his successor should be a woman. there will be a number of women who will be considered. there are many women who work across radio 2 and bbc radio and in

where our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba joins us from now.the creator of broadchurch. doctor who has been a big head since it came back but has fallen off slightly in recent years. the headline figure wasjodie whittaker being appointed as the first female doctor. it made headlines all over the world and has been seen as a real step forward in terms of inclusivity. that isn't just in front of the camera. behind the camera, when it comes to the directing and writing team, we've got more people of colour, more women because the man in charge feels that is important to making the show relevant to people in the 21st—century. it is going over to sundays from its traditional saturday night slot. we've had a big success on saturday night slot. we've had a big success on sundays in the past because it has seen some of the biggest ratings successes. shows like sherlock went out on sundays. the biggest show of last year, blue planet was also a sunday night family show. for many people it isn't a bigger surprise that doctor who is going over to sundays.

lizo mzimba reports. alien worlds, the past, the future. so far, so familiar.w to realise that you can look up to women, you can look up can look up to women, you can look up two men, but essentially you are looking up to the doctor, who is an alien and represents everyone. the show‘s aim to become more inclusive is done behind the camera as well. 0n the writing and directing team there are more women and more people of colour all bringing the episodes to lie. it's very important this is a show for everyone. it's inclusive for everybody regardless of gender or heritage. it is a big inclusive show. doctor who is about summer reading life and the universe and being alive and that sense of adventure is absolutely open to all. to work best for audiences, doctor who has to have stories that excite viewers of all ages. the team is hoping that in its new home on sunday nights, it will satisfy traditional viewers and bring in new ones, too. in a moment it's time for the one o'clock news with ben brown. but first, it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. he

our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba caught up with chris evans straight after his breakfast showecause it was sir terry's show! it's a useful show. it can do many great things and i'm sure it will continue to do that. you must have been touched by the reaction on social media from the listeners? massive, massive. but three, four months to go. so who will now take over from chris evans on the flagship programme? johnny beerling, a former controller of bbc radio 1, says his successor must keep the same qualities as the broadcaster. he has done a greatjob, no mean feat to take over from someone as popular as terry wogan, the nation 's favourite, his success was due to the fact that like terry wogan, what you got is what he is, natural personality. looking for a successor, you have to find somebody who has that attractiveness about him,| who has that attractiveness about him, i have always found, working in radio for 36 years, all the best presenters, tony blackburn, noel edmonds, jimmy young, they are the same off the air as they are on the air, and that is the secret of chris's suc

lizo mzimba, bbc news, sheffield. now time for the web. western scotland. across the north of the uk, temperatures and trading during the day, but further south that will be quite a bit colder across parts of wales, midlands and southern england. temperatures just above freezing in the front which is stuck on wednesday across northern pa rt stuck on wednesday across northern part of scotland. high pressure to the south means more sunshine. cloud across northern england and north wells, spots of rain, most of it becoming confined to the northern half of scotland, allowing brighter conditions for northern ireland, eastern scotland and the north—east of england. it will warm up as well, warmer than today, temperatures of 221 celsius in aberdeen, sunnier skies towards the south, 22 not out of the question. sunny start for england and wales on thursday, band of clouds starting to move southwards. same time, the rain is petering out, sunny spells falling, showers any north—west. the air is much cooler, still warm for the time of year across wale