i need to be careful because i have got a michael goolaerts run. congratulations.ill have to get rather close. —— i have got a soundpack on. all the people watching here are literally on the floor. and now he will get £250 from you've been framed. he will need that before the microphone. that is all from me for now, more sport throughout the evening. more news in the past few minutes from westminster against president michael goolaerts resume in syria. what is the mood music that is emerging from the government tonight? —— president assad's. emerging from the government tonight? -- president assad's. we know that the prime minister has some tough decisions on her plate. should she ordered british forces to ta ke should she ordered british forces to take part in direct military action in response to the apparent chemical attack outside damascus? and if so, should parliament at western study involved in that decision, be asked to give its approval. —— westminster. what i'm hearing to notice that theresa is definitely ready to the go—ahead. she also does not think par

belgium's michael goolaerts has died during the cycling race. he suffered a cardiac arrest.0rban is seeking a third consecutive term as prime minister. his fidesz party has portrayed itself as the protector of a christian culture, it claims, is threatened by muslim immigration. 0ur correspondentjenny hill reports from budapest. it's as if for a while hungary held its breath. not that viktor 0rban, defiant, divisive, ever expected to lose. good morning mr 0rban, bbc news. are you feeling confident? europe's watching closely. mr 0rban knows how to upset the neighbours. his dream for the eu — closed doors, illiberal values, and most of all, no migrants. it's won him elections before, so he tried it again. a simple message, hungary comes first for us. and mr 0rban, it seems, comes first for hungary. the opposition here is weak, fragmented, but turnout is much higher than usual. translation: the stakes are huge. we will either become an immigrant country or we will stay free. translation: we need change, because what's happening here is chaos. translation: the problem? everything