lucy hockings.rst baby on sunday. her partner, clarke gayford, is waiting for news. to keep himself busy, the fishing show presenter, who's been dubbed by local media as the country's "first bloke", took the bbc on an expedition. we don't really have a title for the partner of the pm in new zealand, so it's been slightly unusual. there's no real official role. i don't really have a choice, so i can'tjust roll with it. i call this placejurassic park. we're about 50 kilometres off the mainland, it's a small group of islands called the mokohinau. this is probably one of the few times when i really should be contactable. we have a radio, i'm sure the call will come out. we use fishing as an excuse to make a bit of a travel show, and i like to just think that i'm introducing a few more people to the ocean. this is my world. it really makes your life, fishing, because you're slowing your heart rate down. i sound like a hippy when i start talking about this. have a look at this. now, that might look like j

i'm lucy hockings in moscow. after sunday's surprises, we're looking forward to another day's action — and england's debut. and addiction to electronic games formally recognised as a medical disorder by the world health organisation. up for sale. president macron of france looks to privatise parts of the public sector and raise billions for an innovation fund. also in business briefing, china threatens the us with fresh tariffs. we'll have the latest on the trade war that today is causing shares in asia to sink. a warm welcome to the programme —

i'm lucy hockings in moscow.fter sunday's surprises, we're looking forward to another day's action — and england's debut. and addiction to electronic games formally recognised as a medical disorder by the world health organisation. up for sale. president macron of france looks to privatise parts of the public sector and raise billions for an innovation fund. also in business briefing, china threatens the us with fresh tariffs. we'll have the latest on the trade war that today is causing shares in asia to sink. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. today we're talking about video game addiction. with its recent classification as a mental disorder, is gaming really messing with kids minds? or are we making too much of the issue? tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. president trump is facing growing pressure to change his zero tolerance immigration policy that's leading to migrant fa

the bbc‘s lucy hockings is in moscow. portugal is playing today and a lot on the agenda?ng more and more exciting. the atmosphere was already electric but if it ever needed to be sealed, the hearts, minds and attention of the russian fans to them it happened last night with russia moving to the last 16, beating egypt 3—1 in saint petersburg and at the party is still going on. let's remind you of what else happened. a good moment for african football, senegal winning, their first at the world cup. the surprises keep coming. it has been full of surprises so far. japan defeated colombia with colombia and down to ten men. let's bring you up to date with all of the action. even with a 5—0 win in their first game, few rated russia's chances at their own world cup but the hosts are not there to make up the numbers. roman zobnin‘s shot deflected in to take the lead. denis cheryshev then scored against egypt — his third of the tournament so far. before artem dzyuba sealed the victory, with a brilliant solo effort. even the great mo salah could not rescue egypt, despite a late pena

lucy hockings is there for us. live to moscow.s you said, the excitement, the anticipation, not long to wait now. when we arrived in moscow on the weekend, we were a little bit concerned about the lack of atmosphere, the lack of excitement in the russian capital. that has all changed in the past 48 hours. the streets are teeming with fans. as i left my hotel early this morning, bars were still full of people. we passed a mariachi band with mexican fans and mexican television here. there is a huge atmosphere in moscow. russia has waited eight years, fans all over the world, four years. russia takes on saudi arabia. this is the stadium. that is where the match will take place today. organisers will take place today. organisers will be hoping it goes off well. the president last night, behind me, in red square, an incredible concert, with the finest classical musicians. fireworks as well. it all went off off very smoothly. the expectation is for a great day for the first day of the world cup. here he is sarah ra i nsfo rd , of the wo

i'm lucy hockings at the world cup in moscow. it's day nine of the competition.essi's argentina lost 3—0 to croatia last night. details soon. in business, plane speaking. airbus says it may quit britain if it leaves the eu without a deal. also coming up: is cheaper fuel in the pipeline? oil ministers meet in vienna to discuss raising production after crude prices triple in two years. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business, and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. as the boss of intel is forced to resign after an affair with an employee, we're asking what your compa ny‘s policy is on workplace relationships. and have you always disclosed a relationship when you should have? tell us what you think. just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. in an apparent response to worldwide outrage, president trump has declared that us government agencies should begin trying to reunite more than two thousand migrant children with their parents. the children, many no more than babies, were taken away under the trump adm

hello — i'm lucy hockings at the world cup in moscow.day seven of the competition and hosts, russia, are through to the last 16. as ronaldo keeps portugal's hopes alive — four goals so far — we look forward to the crucial games coming up over the next few hours. in business, banking on brexit. uk chancellor philip hammond says london can remain a ‘global capital of finance despite growing scepticism in the city. also coming up in the business briefing — living beyond the moment. instagram hopes to take on youtube with videos up to an hour long. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news business and sport. lord sugar‘s apologised for a tweet comparing the senegalese football team at the world cup to beach vendors in marbella. what's your best or worst apology? tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. president trump insists his administration will retain its tough stance on illegal immigration, after he ordered an end to the splitting up of migrant families at the us border

lucy hockings reveals how the russian capital is getting ready for football's biggest event.ed by the sheer scale and grandeur of the red square, saint andrews cathedral, and the imposing kremlin. they making the imposing kremlin. they making the far north preparations for a concert that will take place here. it will be madness notjust for fans and torres, but the locals were coming downjust to and torres, but the locals were coming down just to watch. dozens of people work in the kremlin, but one man holds all the power. those in the world cup has long been a in —— and ambition of the repute and. but whether the expands has been worth the soft power and influence it could gain him has yet to be seen. are you looking moscow, there is an orthodox church. but this one for some or: the cathedral of christ the saviour. it was consecrated less than 20 years ago. 10,000 people can worship here at any time. it may also look familiar because this is where pussy riot performed their protest song. gorky park is 1—of—a—kind. a kind. a lot by muscovites, and named after maxine gorky, it

england will head out tomorrow, and i asked the bbc‘s lucy hockings, who's in moscow, what kind of welcomeorters might get. from the moment i arrived, the person atticus tom, the people who serve your coffee and food, walking round moscow, everyone has been incredibly friendly. one of the big changes here in the capital is the amount of english being spoken, so if you are a fan coming here to russia from an english speaking country there are signs, everywhere in english, you hear english on the tube in english, you hear english on the tu be syste m in english, you hear english on the tube system and people in shops an restau ra nts spea k tube system and people in shops an restaurants speak english as well. so that is a real change. and of course people can't help themselves. they are getting excited. swansea have turned to swedish football to appoint their new manager — although he's english. the team who were relegated from the premier league last season have named graham potter their new boss. this is his firstjob in the uk, after performing miracles in seven years with ostersund. he in

here‘s lucy hockings in moscow.bably won‘t be singing is this one — it‘s called "party like a russian". #no # no disputing # contract dispute niesmt just one lyric that caused offense. that‘s all in the past — or at least all on youtube. he will perform in the minutes going up he will perform in the minutes going up to the beginning of the first game and if you can get full coverage of the world cup via the bbc sport an. in a few hours‘ time kimjong un and donald trump will meet in singapore. they will sit down with only two translators for company. there are other event involving bigger teams but for a while those four will be sitting down and trying to work out if the korean peninsula is going to be denuclearised. hello, monday was a beautiful aday across the uk, a couple of cheeky thunderstorms here and there but for the vast majority it was fine. tuesday, wednesday, thursday is going to be a shade cooler, we have a couple of cool fronts on the way and they will cool things off a bit over the coming days so we wo

lucy hockings is in moscow. it is still all to play for. lovely to see you.who came through yesterday? welcome to moscow. there we re yesterday? welcome to moscow. there were many goals yesterday. 111. a great day. england, as you mentioned, leading the charge. the former captain, terry, italked mentioned, leading the charge. the former captain, terry, i talked to him, and he said it would be a goalfest. i thought he was overoptimistic but he was right on the money. 6—1 over panama. a record—breaking win for the lions. here is tim allman. for england fans, the world cup is often more an ordeal than a pleasure. so many expectations, usually followed by so many disappointments. but england being england, they neverfail to dream big. it's absolutely unprecedented. they've never done anything like this before and it's almost like all the karma since 1966 is coming back to bring it home for england! come on, england! england won 6—1, the biggest ever win in the world cup, football's coming home, england are going to win the world cup, what else is there to say? we

i'm lucy hockings — we're live in moscow with everything you can expect from day seven at the world cuptheresa may is again facing possible defeat over key brexit legislation in the house of commons today.

and i'm lucy hockings in moscow. we'll have a look at the next big games in the world cup. in business, upping the ante. the white house set to confirm new tariffs on hundreds of chinese products despite warnings from the imf. we'll also be hearing from the boss of confectionery giant mars

hello — i'm lucy hockings at the world cup in moscow.through to the last 16. as ronaldo keeps portugal's hopes alive — four goals so far — we look forward to the crucial games coming up over the next few hours.

lucy hockings reporting there from st petersburg. shall i show you the picture?th of the country over the next few days due to a weather front. it is set to bring some heavy rain at this time tomorrow across northern areas. but this ribbon of cloud essentially separating the warm and humid air to the south and something cooler and fresher further north. but also in the north is where we have got the clearer skies in that fresher air tonight's. the breeze slowly easing down. a lot more cloud south of that weather front of cross england and wales. producing some drizzle over the hills. notice the high temperatures in the south—east corner overnight tonight compared to what we see for rural parts of scotland. a few showers dotted across the far north tomorrow but the wind is not as strong. in the south, lots of cloud to begin with. the odd spot of drizzle. we will see some breaks in the cloud here and there. to the east of scotland temperatures could get up to 18, the south—east corner, 2a is not out of the question. we finish the day with some heavier bursts of rai

i'm lucy hockings at the world cup in moscow. it's day nine of the competition.oon. in business, plane speaking. airbus says it may quit britain if it leaves the eu without a deal.

many will be heading for the capital moscow — lucy hocking has been looking at what the city has to offered place in the country, and it's hard not to be impressed by the sheer scale and grandeur of the red square, the cathedral and the imposing fortress of the kremlin. making the final preparations for a big concert that is going to take place here before kick—off, with placid of domingo. this whole area is going to be a magnet for not only fa ns is going to be a magnet for not only fans and tourists but for locals who are coming down herejust to people watch. thousands of people work in the kremlin, but one man holds all the power. hosting the world cup has long been an ambition of president putin's, but it has been costly. some estimates say between 35 and $50 billion have been spent so far. the big unknown is that whether that expense has been worth the soft power and influence it could gain him. everywhere you look in moscow there is an orthodox church, but this one dwarfs them all. the cathedral of christ the saviour. it may look old, it was consecrated less tha n may look old, it w

i'm lucy hockings in moscow.ebut. and addiction to electronic games formally recognised as a medical disorder by the world health organisation.

england will head out tomorrow and i asked the bbc‘s lucy hockings, who's in moscow, what kind of welcome, the people who serve you your coffee and food, walking around moscow, everybody has been incredibly friendly and one of the big changes people talk about in the big changes people talk about in the capital is the amount of english being spoken as well so if you're a fan coming here to russia from an english—speaking country, there are signs everywhere in english, you hit english on the metro, the tube system, and people in shops and restau ra nts system, and people in shops and restaurants big english as well so thatis restaurants big english as well so that is a real change. and, of course, people can't help themselves. they are getting excited! swansea have turned to swedish football to appoint their new manager, although he's english. the team, who were relegated from the premier league last season, have named graham potter their new boss. this is his firstjob in the uk after performing miracles in seven years with 0stersund. he inherited the club, who were in the fourth tier of s

lucy hockings was in moscow earlier... have you got world cup fever yet?e businesses are being cautious about the world cup? this is in the sta rc, about the world cup? this is in the starc, from the royal mail, they have banned their staff from showing england fans to support the world cup —— star. they say it‘s because of health and safety. they are worried in vans posties can‘t see out of the window if they have big flags stuck in the window or attached. they're not going to put it on their windscreens! anyone behind the scenes, in a back office, 25,000 staff, will be allowed to put up 25,000 staff, will be allowed to put up the staff but a spokesperson said flags on vehicles can obscure the view and pose a hazard to other road users. be very careful, that's what that makes me do! let us know if you‘re not allowed to put up a flag at work, it‘s notjust the royal mail! there are others as well, be very careful! thanks very much. frailty is often associated with old age, but new research has highlighted that it can actually be found in men and women in th

before becoming a mum, she spoke to lucy hockings aboutjuggling motherhood and leadership.point in me planning this to the nth degree. what will be will be. but prime minister, i wonder about this pressure, and whether once you have this baby you will have to be all things to all people. to some people you will have to be this earth mother, to others you will have to be the strong prime minister who is in charge, the career woman. do you feel that? i think every woman feels that. i am not alone. i think any woman i talk to, whether they work or they are a stay—at—home mum, feels an expectation that they are meant to be the other thing. that is not you and i think if anything, it is slightly different for me. people know that i have to be the prime minister. there is less guilt in that because i have this existing responsibility, so in a way that weight is taken off me. the choice is removed. i have to be all things. the one thing i am really keen to emphasise is i am no superwoman. and nor should any woman be expected to be a superwoman. we achieve what we achieve through g