big news, judd trump out, and today for nigel bond, nobody has done it better. his sixth world title and he rounded off the season by taking the chequered flag at the abu dhabi grand prix yesterday. earlier i spoke to our formula one reporterjenny gow, who was at the final race, about hamilton's future at his team mercedes after rumours emerged from the paddock that a move to ferrari at the end of his contract in 2021 could happen. he can do what he likes. he holds all the cards as a driver in formula 1. he is hugely successful as a brand, he very important to formula 1and brand, he very important to formula 1 and two teams so mercedes want to do everything they can to keep him. the head of mercedes motorsport reckons there is a 25% chance of him leaving to go to ferrari. it is important to say at this point in time lewis hamilton is doing his contract negotiations with mercedes so contract negotiations with mercedes so how much of this is generated by lewis to try and drive up his price? his likeability, his contract details, and how much of it is actualfact? a

he was beaten in the third round by the veteran nigel bond — who's ranked 98th in the world. 54—year—oldin the match — but won five successive frames to take it 6—3. he's the man of the moment and i'm 5a. what am i doing? i have played some good stuff really. took a little bit to settle, but once i settled, i felt good out there. in tonight's evening session, there were wins for mark allen and neil robertson, whilejohn higgins beat ian burns 6—1. now, she may not have won the ballon d'or tonight, but arsenal's vivianne miedema was a worthy nominee to be featured in the top ten. and yesterday, she showed why she was included. arsenal beat bristol city ii—i — miedema scored six herself and set up four of them. arsenal went top of the women's super league in knost ballpark to the work of the dutch woman —— in no small part. here's miedema. never in doubt for the dutch international. just too easy. miedema again. lisa evans! it's another for miedema. mitchell! emphatic, prolific. brilliance from arsenal. yeah, absolutely incredible, that performance. before we go. now, you may think being a

these aer live pictures — northern ireland's mark allen is playing the veteran nigel bond.bsite and the red button. and on the other table scotland's stephen maguire is playing welshman matthew stevens. 4—all. the former world number one tennis player — caroline wozniacki has announced she's retiring after next month's australian open. she was the first scandinavian player to top the rankings. and says she's giving up having "accomplished everything she could ever have dream of on the court". i think she has more than fulfilled her potential. i think a lot of people would've said the opposite, that she has actually overachieved, because you know, she was a great competitor, and you remember, she got some fineness of the usa i believe when she was 19 years of age. she was world number one at the age of 20. and the one thing that was sort of hanging overhead was here was this one who had never been able to win a grand slam title, and finally, she did it in 2018 at the australian open, so it was a huge monkey off her back, as it were. i'm so thrilled for her, because i couldn'

championship, the world number onejudd trump's been knocked out in the third round by 54—year—old nigel bondr up at the world championship in 1995 came from behind to win six frames to three and end trump's bid to become the fourth man to hold all three major snooker titles at the same time. he's the man of the moment and, you know, it's just — he's the man of the moment and, you know, it'sjust — i'm 5a, what am i doing? i played some good stuff, really, probably took a bit to settle, but once i settled, ifelt good, missed one or two, which obviously helps, but i was just going out there to give a good account of myself, really and just show people that i can still play when it's there, you know? now you may think being a 20—time grand slam tennis champion, means you'll be minted. and you would be right! roger federer has become the first living swiss person to feature on one of the country's coins. the swiss mint has released these pictures of the very special coin being made. the 20 franc coin went on sale on monday and the website struggled to cope with initial demand. it will be followed

these are live pictures from the barbican where trump is playing nigel bond in the third round.sheffield's crucible theatre in may, having won the masters in january, so this would complete the set. will he pocket the black? there you 90, will he pocket the black? there you go, yes he did. there you go, yes he did. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. vigils have been held in london and cambridge for those affected by the knife attack at london bridge on friday. boris johnson and jeremy corbyn stood side by side at guildhall yard in london and were joined by mayor of london sadiq khan, who called for london's residents to come together with this defiant message. we come together this morning as londoners to remember, to honour and to mourne the innocent lives lost as a result of the horrific terrorist attack this friday. our thoughts and prayers are with the families of jack merritt and saskia jones, and all those injured or affected by the attack on friday. the best way to defeat this hatred is no

he was beaten in the third round by the veteran nigel bond — who's ranked 98th in the world.wn in the match, but won five successive frames to take it six frames to three. he is the man of the moment and, i'm 54, he is the man of the moment and, i'm 5a, what am i doing? he is the man of the moment and, i'm 5a, whatam i doing? i have he is the man of the moment and, i'm 5a, what am i doing? i have played some good stuff really, a a little bit to settle but once i once i settled i felt good bit to settle but once i once i settled ifelt good out bit to settle but once i once i settled i felt good out there. and there's more live snooker this evening — john higgins and mark allen are both in action. you can follow those matches — and also keep up to date with the countdown to the ballon d'0r on the bbc sport website. in the last few moments the usa's megan rapinoe has won the women's ballon d'0r. reaction to that and the winner of the men's trophy will that's bbc.co.uk/sport. a paranoid schizophrenic who killed three pensioners in frenzied attacks has been cleared of murder by re

nigel bond's run at the uk snooker championship is over, he knocked out judd trump this week but waswas beaten by last year's runner—up mark allen. it went to a final frame decider. he goes through 6—5 to the semifinals and will play stephen maguire. another big shock. had a lot of them at york. three—time winnerjohn higgins knocked out by the chinese teenager who had already beaten world a neil robertson. he will now ta ke world a neil robertson. he will now take on his compatriot in the other semifinal, ding junhui. you can watch that on bbc two and the mcguire and mark allen match is at 7pm. i will be back in the next hour. more now on that anthonyjoshua fight this evening where he's hoping to win back his heavyweight world titles. let's speak now to charlie edwards. he's a boxer himself and a friend of anthonyjoshua. have you spoken to anthonyjoshua about this fight in the past few days? not in the past few days. he isa days? not in the past few days. he is a busy man and will probably cut off all social media and focus on the fight. i was with him before he got out in camp and w

it's semi—finals day at he uk snooker championship in york, nigel bond had been rolling back the yearshis week, the 54—year—old knocked out the world champion judd trump, but his quarterfinal against last year's runner up, mark allen, was a match too far. it went to a deciding frame. allen will play stephen maguire. the three—time winner john higgins, beaten 6—3 by the chinese teenager yan bingtao, who'd already knocked out world number four neil robertson. a lot of big names falling by the way. bingtao now takes on his compatriot ding junhui. that's the first semi—final today and you can wathc it live on bbci from 1.15pm. that's all your sport — now on bbc news it's time for click. this week, the programmers of the future. i felt like steve jobs. the cities of the future. and the ugly politics of today. this thursday, the general election will give more than 45 million people their chance to decide on the uk's future. is it the brexit election? is it the nhs election? is it an election that will show new divisions that no longer lie along party lines. we'll soon know. amidst all this

nigel bond had been rolling back the years for the last week.ame. alan is now going to play stephen maguire. three—time winner john higgins, he was beaten 63 by the chinese teenager. he had already knocked out the world number four. his opponent now takes on a compatriot. that is going to be the first of the semifinals from york. that is going to be live on bbc one oi’ that is going to be live on bbc one or you can watch it through the bbc sport website. a little bit later you can have all the build—up to the big fightjust outside riyadh. between anthonyjoshua big fightjust outside riyadh. between anthony joshua and big fightjust outside riyadh. between anthonyjoshua and andy ruiz. very shortly you will get the tea m ruiz. very shortly you will get the team news ahead of everton and chelsea, the first of the five premier league matches today. now it‘s time for all your weather with susan powell. hello, it‘s all downhill from here on in really in terms of our weekend‘s whether, as low—pressure roles in through sunday, the wind will strengthen and

in snooker history — world number one judd trump knocked out of the uk championship in york by nigel bond. public took a little bit to sell but once i sailed, i felt good out there. roger fetter has been around for awhile and his incredible career has earned him a big honour. he is the first living swiss person to feature on one of the country's coins. thanks roger feder. the mint website almost went down. it's gone on sale already. 50 frank version next year. really. what an honour. the duke of york is facing fresh scrutiny following last night's panorama programme. the lawyer, representing five women, who accuse the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein of abusing them, says he plans to serve subpoenas asking prince andrew to give evidence. the duke says he did not witness any suspicious behaviour during visits to epstein‘s homes. gloria allred is the lawyer for some of epstein‘s other alleged victims. she joins us now from los angeles. thank you forjoining us and i'm sure many people here will have watched that documentary last night. just tell us what you know about these subpoenas wh

he was beaten in the third round by the veteran nigel bond, who's ranked 98th in the world. 54—year—olde successive frames to take it six frames to three. he is the man of the moment and it was just... he is the man of the moment and it wasjust... i'm 5a he is the man of the moment and it was just... i'm 5a what i he is the man of the moment and it wasjust... i'm 5a what i doing? laughter i played some good stuff. robert took some time to settle but once i settled i felt good robert took some time to settle but once i settled ifelt good out there. that's all the sport for now. i will be back at 6:30pm. unlike football managers, you can rely on 0lly still being here in another‘s time. i hope so! more now on the climate summit that has opened today in madrid, and the warning from the head of the united nations that rapid and deep changes are needed to combat global warming. antonio guterres said humanity faced a stark choice between reaching what he called the point of no return, or following the path of hope. 0ur global science correspondent rebecca morelle is at the talks in the spanish

these are live pictures from the barbican, where trump is playing nigel bond in the third round and his question. it is something we started five or six yea rs something we started five or six years ago on north west tonight, basically to celebrate people who do kind things across the region. they can be small acts of kindness, grandiose gestures, but we have done it for about seven years now and it gives us some human interest stories, the ones that we did last year. when we first started doing them, nobody knew what was going on. we were giving them these bits of star shaped glass, but now it has been going for so many years here in the north west of england that when you do it and when you turn up and somebody pulls out a star to give to somebody, they know what it is and they know what it means. it has become a really nice fixture of our december output on bbc one in the north west. everyday, giving a christmas star to somebody to say thank you for some thing kind they have done for some body else. who sent you the first nomination this year? we have had hundreds of them. we started

bath have lost all three of their games so far nigel bond's run at the uk snooker championship is overas just beaten by last year's runner—up mark allen, who edged a final—frame decider to win 6—5 and reach the semifinals, where he'll play stephen maguire. and there was a huge shock earlier in the day, with the three—time winner john higgins beaten by the chinese teenager yan bingtao, who'd already knocked out world number four neil robertson. we are going to talk politics. it was the debate last night. boris johnson and jeremy corbyn going head—to—head on the bbc. johnson and jeremy corbyn going head-to-head on the bbc. kirsty blackman is in aberdeen. that debate, what was your reaction to it? it is very clear that neither of these two men is fit to be in charge of scotla nd these two men is fit to be in charge of scotland or uk as whole. they are both in favour of brexiter, they are both in favour of brexiter, they are both in favour of brexiter, they are both in a position where actually things are not going to go well under either of them so i do not envy voters. thankfully in scot

nigel you look at this and you could see sky for but won't play. tell us more. this is a story that would not do very well forjames bondause the building giant have been sacked from renovating mi6 london headquarters after toxic papers disappeared. you can imagine the security that would have been in place for every single vehicle, every single worker, every single person involved in this and about two weeks ago, it was discovered that papers which discovered layouts and various alarm systems had gone missing which somebody is quoted as saying would be gold dust to criminals. so the company have been given the elbow. not a good look. the papers were not classified but deemed to be highly sensitive and many were found inside the building. some turned out. i think it is unlikely that you can leave things lying around the building in mi6 headquarters but some are still missing. it is notjust criminals, certainly the chinese and russian keepa certainly the chinese and russian keep a close eye on what mi6 is up to and they would love documents like this because presumably it would give you an idea which departments are actu