interesting times for nottingham forest who will be looking forward to their new season perhaps with five yea rs new sense of optimism after five years under their previous owner. studio: indeed, richard conway, thank you forjoining us. british number one johanna konta is out of the italian open, she lost to venus williams in rome. konta recovered from a set down against the american, but eventually lost 6—1 3—6 6—1. konta had won three matches in a row against williams — before today. tim hague has more. johanna konta's korea has blossomed so much so that she is evenly favourite when taking on a williams. while venus is not the player that she used to be comedy class remains. irrespective of age. the 36—year—old, ten years the briton's senior, was at her best from the off in rome, winning 6—1. time for a pep talk... words of wisdom works, konta was a different player in the second set, dictating the direction of the match. one set of peace and the first that williams dropped all tournament, as things well and truly heated up before the american called the temperatures dramatically b

david shukman, bbc news, nottingham.the businessman, guy hedger, who was shot at his home in dorset last weekend. both are also charged with aggravated burglary and are due to appear at bournemouth magistrates' court tomorrow. the president of the european commission has accused the uk of "abandoning" the eu and said the english language is "losing its importance in europe". jean—claude juncker made the comments at a conference in italy, before opting to address the audience in french. north korea has accused the united states of plotting to assassinate its leader, kimjong—un during a parade in the capital pyongyang. it claims that a terrorist group supported by the cia and south korean intelligence planned to use a bio—chemical substance to kill him. marine le pen — the far right candidate in the french presidential election — has faced angry protests, on the final day of campaigning. her rival, the independent centrist emmanuel macron, is said to be confident of victory in sunday's election, with a lead of around 20 po

blackpool, blackburn, nottingham, cumberland in ca rlisle, blackpool, blackburn, nottingham, cumberlandls and they have activated a major incident plan. that is barts health trust. quite a lot of other areas affected. ba rts areas affected. barts also, reuters have had more information, they have cancelled routine appointments, ambulances are being diverted to neighbouring hospitals apparently. our colleagues in yorkshire based in leeds reporting that they have spoken to a particular gp surgery, things affecting hospitals and gp services, they have spoken to dalton terrace surgery in york who say they received a call from york ccg about an hourago received a call from york ccg about an hour ago telling us to switch off all of our computers immediately. they say we have since remained open and dealing with things that can be dealt with in the meanwhile. it seems the default position for all of those affected is to turn off their computer systems and to implement any back—up system they may have and it means they are having to do a lot with pen and paper which will slow things down and ma

we'll have the latest reaction from nottingham crown court. also this lunchtime: jeremy corbyn says a labour government would manage migration according to the needs of the economy — the prime minister says a vote for labour is a vote for an influx of migrants. we have a skills shortage, because this government has not invested enoughin this government has not invested enough in training and education. and, that skill shortage has to be met from somewhere.” and, that skill shortage has to be met from somewhere. i want to ensure that we control migration. jeremy corbyn and the labour party want uncontrolled migration. a massive car bomb in kabul kills 80 people and injures more than 300 — the afghan president calls it an inhuman act. three men arrested following the manchester bombing which killed 22 people have been released without charge — 11 others are still being questioned. arsenal keep arsene — football's longest serving manager signs to stay at the club for another two years. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. they face a gruelling

david shukman, bbc news, nottingham.taineer from argentina who was stranded on canada's highest peak has been rescued by helicopter. natalia martinez had been stuck on mount logan since monday, unable to move after strong earthquakes triggered large avalanches. the rescue team was able to reach her during a break temperatures at the camp had fallen to minus twenty celsius. france is introducing laws designed to stop modelling agencies using unhealthily thin models. from saturday, any model working in france will have to provide a medical certificate showing their body mass index, falls within world health 0rganization guidelines. now to a film that's breaking box office records in india and around the world. bahubali 2 is a fantasy epic on an impressive scale and it's being billed as the most successful indian film of all time. 0ur south asia correspondent justin rowlatt has taken a look. bahubali 2 is a sensation of billowing hair and bulging muscles. this special effects extravaganza is reckoned to have taken 5 billion

david shukman, bbc news, nottingham.his legs after a crash has vowed he'll race again. billy munger, who turned 18 yesterday, was racing in the british formula 4 championship last month when he collided with a stationary car. he's received support from formula one world champions lewis hamilton and jenson button, and racing fans have raised over 800,000 pounds for him. china's first big passenger plane has completed its maiden voyage, a development that could signal a major challenge to boeing and airbus, with beijing keen to enter the global aviation market. after about 90 minutes in the air, the chinese manufactured c919 landed safely back in shanghai. the plane is yet to receive international safety approval, but the state—backed company behind the plane hopes to have that and be ready to fly commercially in the next few years. robin brant reports from shanghai. it doesn't look any different to the boeing and airbus jets that dominate the skies. china hopes this plane will help it break into the global aviation market

the rattle of diesel in the morning rush hour in nottingham.fic generates unhealthy levels of nitrogen dioxide. so all eyes are on the government's new plan to clean up. the authorities in nottingham have been taking steps on their own. with a tram system to get people out of cars and a special lane for electric vehicles. but the council says the government still isn't doing enough. they are trying to make local authority responsible for it, and to duck their own responsibility as a central government. that is not going to work. local authorities have not got the resources to be able to respond. they have not got the means to solve the problem. the environment secretary, andrea leadsom, who unveiled the plan today, declined our request for an interview. but she said air quality was a high priority. 0ne scheme is to install new filters on older vehicles, like the device being fitted to this bus. but this will not apply to cars. another scheme is to remove speed bumps, because cars are more polluting when they slow down and speed up. but safety e

as you look down nottingham drive, we're at the intersection of archery and nottingham in el sobranteu can see where the contra costa county sheriff's office is along with their swat team. they're focused on a house to the right side that you can't see off the screen there. this is something, a confrontation, a standoff that started a little after midnight. according to one witness it started as a late night fight between neighbors. one neighbor allegedly firing multiple shots, another here then retreating back into their home which as you can see law enforcement has surrounded, they have an armored vehicle out front. we will play sound with you. if you listen carefully, this was 45 minutes ago. you can hear a deputy using a p.a. system to issue commands to a man and woman inside the home. >> this is the contra costa county sheriff's department. occupants of 5739 nottingham drive, robert mckay, christina kingston, come out with your hands up out the front door with no weapons. >> that was p.a. announcement they made several announcements to the people inside the home. but as i mention

, the rattle of diesel in the morning rush—hour in nottingham.nerates unhealthy levels of nitrogen dioxide. so all eyes are on the government's new plan to clean up. the authorities in nottingham have been taking steps on their own. a tram system to get people out of cars. and a special lane for electric vehicles. but the council says the government still isn't doing enough. they are trying to make local authority responsible for it and to duck their own responsibility as a central government. that is not going to work. local authorities have not got the resources to be able to respond, they have not got the means to solve the problem. the environment secretary andrea leadsom who unveiled the plan today declined our request for an interview. but she said air quality was a high priority. 0ne scheme is to install new filters on older vehicles, like the device being fitted to this pass. —— to this bus. but this will not apply to cars. another scheme is to remove speed bumps because cars are more polluting when they slowdown and speed up. safety expe

the old owner was somewhat not appreciated by nottingham forest fans, who wanted him outand nottinghamadership. mr evangelos marinakis has ta ken about his leadership. mr evangelos marinakis has taken over 100% of the shares at nottingham forest and come in with a manifesto, i sat down and spoke to him at length about his plans, and he wants to bring stability, he says, to the club, and he has a long—term plan that he says will hopefully take nottingham forest back to the premier league. he said they belong amongst the premier league elite. he is planning representation for fans on the board and wants a fans' voice from an advisory council and a youth council. and price reductions for long—suffering forest fans. he said they have had to put up with a lot in recent years. he is a controversial character and has faced accusations of match fixing and criminal wrongdoing in greece and criminal wrongdoing in greece and cleared of a lot of the accusations but one matter remains that he said he's not worried about it. this is what he had to say. we have already been cleared by the football le

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of birmingham city, nottingham forest and blackburn rovers is going tojoin them in league one. all matches are at 12 tomorrow, check the website for those fixtures. the league two season finishes tomorrow, hartlepool or newport will drop out of the league, and it's very tight for the play—off places. seven teams looking to make the final two spots...again go to the bbc sport website for all the in and outs the title was wwrapped up in sdcotland a long time ago. the champions celtic face st. johnstone tomorrow. bottom club inverness could get relegated if they lose to hamilton and motrherwell and dundee win their matches. couple of matches on sunday — partick v rangers and hearts face aberdeen england's cricketers have started their busy summer with a big win. seven wickets the margin of victory against ireland in bristol. adil rashid claimed his first wicket

nottingham forest 3—0 ipswich town.ham are currently i—o nottingham forest 3—0 ipswich town. birmingham are currently 1—0 in front of bristol city. so this is how the bottom of the championship table looks, and if it all stays the same it'll be forest who go down to league i — -- it —— it will be black burn. there are two matches today in the scottish premiership. second placed aberdeen are at hearts later on but they're into the second half at firhill park in the early kick off. partick thistle took the lead midway through the first half through a great headerfrom kris doolan. the jags have won four of their last five league games. rangers, who are third in the table, are trying to close the gap on aberdeen. it's the second one day international between england and ireland. it's the first time ireland have ever played at lord's. they could have to chase a big total. ireland restricted the home side to 64—2. include... let's look at the exact score. just over... 300 looks impossible. 200—3. scrum half ben youngs has wit

theresa may, speaking in nottingham.ther coming up. it is a glorious day for much of the uk except for the far north of scotland where they've got cloud and outbreaks of rain. look at this weather watch picture. many of these have been coming through. now we're looking at wall—to—wall sunshine as you can see there in north yorkshire. but a different story in western scotland, a cloudier story, cloud streaming in from the west, tending to fill in a little bit across southern areas but the bulk of england and wells has glorious unbroken sunshine. some light rain across the north of scotland. in the south we should make 14—15d in the central belt. what a difference across the east coast as well, feeling warmer as a result of all that sunshine in what has been quite cold. beverages warmer across the bold board i think we could see as much as 20 degrees across the south—east, but generally speaking17—18. a cool night, some frosting places, a bit cloudy and then further north in scotland. there is a weather front moving in, br

hugh pym, bbc news, nottingham.een killed and hundreds injured by a bomb in the afghan capital, kabul. among those killed was mohammed nazir, a driver who worked for the bbc. the bomb was detonated in the heart of the city's diplomatic quarter during rush hour. as our world affairs correspondent, caroline hawley, reports, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. you could see from miles away the force of this explosion, a massive bomb carried in a sewage tanker which exploded in kabul‘s morning rush hour, hitting commuters on their way to work. it went off close to the german embassy, leaving a trail of horrific destruction. a bomb so powerful it shattered windows a mile away. one witness said it was like an earthquake. there were so many casualties security vehicles had to double—up as ambulances. the afghan government said hospitals in the capital were in dire need of blood. translation: i was working in the office when a powerful blast happened. i collapsed under the desk and received injuries from shatt

as danielle nottingham explains, the size of your car can play a major role. >> reporter: this crashst shows what happens when a large and small car hit head on. the mercedes continues to move forward while the smart car is thrown backward. similar results can be seen on the road. last year in south carolina an suv hit a compact car head on. the suv driver survived. the druver of the smaller car was killed. >> that's expected. you will have more deaths in the smaller cars. the group's new report finds overall there are 30 drivers killed each year for every million vehicles on the road, but the numbers vary depending on the size of the vehicle. cars see a higher rate than trucks, suvs, and minivans. when looking at specific category, four door mini cars have the highest death rate while luxury cars have the lowest. most of the cars around you are bigger. you are at a very big weight disadvantage. >> reporter: reports found larger cars are safer in single car crashes and rollovers. he knows it firsthand. he was recently in an suv accident. >> it rolled over four times and was totaled.

david shukman, bbc news, nottingham.he earlier i spoke to rod dennis, who explained to me the positives and negative aspects of the government's plans. well, there is a lot that is positive in here, actually. we talk about, i think david shukman was mentioning smoothing traffic flow. one of the biggest problems we have with air quality, especially in our towns and cities, is caused by congestion. idling vehicles, vehicles moving slowly, vehicles slowing down on speeding up and there are definitely some positive aspects of the draft plans today that help to encourage councils to really think about traffic flow. speed bumps, resequencing traffic lights, all of these sorts of things can actually help get our traffic moving. more traffic you have moving, generally speaking the less ofan air moving, generally speaking the less of an air quality problem you have. . the clean act on its own won't be enough. but some of the ideas are too vague for you, or don't really sit well with the rac. which schade? you're right. the bigges

danielle nottingham for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> truly interesting. >>> mom in arizona using facebooko help teach her daughter a lesson. >> she's not banning her from and using social media she's using social media against her. 10-year-old ana l.a. cross vandalized a bathroom in a school near phoenix. the school sent her mom pictures of toilet paper stuck to the ceiling. her mom january 1910 her friends on facebook. >> my sweet daughter decided to participate in vandalism of the girl's bathroom on the late day of school. if anyone owns a business and needs or wants a 10-year-old volunteer please let me know. i'm looking for her to do some good labor. >> so the mom has received a lot of responses from people interested in her cleaning services. janine says the vandalism was relatively minor but it's still a big deal to her. >> putting the young lady to work. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a granddaughter finds a high flying way to keep her grandmother young at heart. >> and it really was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. a milestone for the original "star wars" movie next

i think we can bring infill mackie outside nottingham crown court, 15 years in jailfor ian nottingham the sentence was handed down? surprisingly it was quite subdued. earlier we had heard victim impact statements from six of the ten victims on whom he carried out this unnecessary surgery and some of that was quite powerful and moving testimony. when john some of that was quite powerful and moving testimony. whenjohn ingram, one of the victims went up to read out his statement, there was applause from the public gallery. thejudge said he applause from the public gallery. the judge said he would not have any more interruptions. after that it was much quieter and more solemn. outside court, as i walked out immediately after he had been sent to prison for 15 years and he told the news to people outside because at least 20 or 30 people could not get into court, many victims travelling to see the sentencing, there was cheering and banging on there was cheering and banging on the doors. several people think he should have got the maximum sentence for unlawful wounding with intent which is li

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning,"real food" looks at the growing trend of kelp and how the seaweed is is not just for salad anymore. i'm anne-e this is the "cbs morning news." is that ice cream? no, it's, uh, breyers gelato indulgences. you really wouldn't like it. it's got caramel and crunchy stuff. i like caramel and crunchy stuff. breyers gelato indulgences. it's way beyond ice cream. finish quantum, proven don't to clean better thanlean. cascade complete gel. switch to finish quantum and get really clean dishes first time, every time. ♪ give extra. get extra. >>> breaking news from overnight. police are looking for a hit and run driver who killed a woman overnight. >> so nixon's downfall is russia president trump's. we're looking at the history and adding perspective this morning. >> and it's only 4:25. already 73 degrees here in our area, and the temperatures are only going up from there. hot, hot, hot. good morning, allyson. >> good morning. it is going to be a hot one today. this is going to be t

phil mackie, in nottingham, thank you.y corbyn has made a surprise entry into my‘s leaders debate and has called on theresa may to join the debate. with just over a week until the general election, the parties want to return to their core messages in campaigning. our political correspondent chris mason has been looking at what the parties are saying — and what they're not — about immigration. it is the issue that was seen as crucial to many in last year's eu referendum. immigration. whoever wins next week's general election will decide how high or low it is after we leave the eu, and the government has full control of it. but what do we know about what the parties plan? and, what the consequences may be? jeremy corbyn has previously said immigration would probably come down, if he was prime minister. this morning, he said... we have a skills shortage, because this government has not invested enough in training and education. and, that skills shortage has to be met from somewhere. if we did not have migrant workers either f

what's being created here in this lab at the university of nottingham could mean that you will be makinge. they're working on fillings that heal your teeth! whilst they can't actually make a tooth regrow, they aim to encourage the dental pulp stem cells within the tooth to transition into a new healthy cell type. goggles on and time to talk to one of the lead researchers on the project, adam. can you tell me a bit about what you are doing here? yeah, so, we've developed a dental material technology that has been used to restore components of a patient‘s tooth. this is the material we have here, in its solution form, and once uv light is irradiated on this solution, it stiffens into a rigid plastic or a polymer. the substance created is used in the same way as a conventional filling, but the aim is that it will interact with the dental pulp beneath to heal it as well as prevent further rotting. perfecting the product involves precision and patience. the materials go through many stages of testing. 0nce solidified under a uv light, it is off for its next challenge. is the idea that it will

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning,real food" looks at the growing trend of kelp and how the seaweed is is not just for salad anymore. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." is that ice cream? no, it's, uh, breyers gelato indulgences. you really wouldn't like it. it's got caramel and crunchy stuff. i like caramel and crunchy stuff. breyers gelato indulgences. it's way beyond ice cream. finish quantum, proven don't to clean better thanlean. cascade complete gel. switch to finish quantum and get really clean dishes first time, every time. ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. >>> our top story this morning, the man accused of driving his car into a sidewalk in new york's times square told police he was hearing voices and expected to die. richard rojas is a navy veteran. he mowed down 23 people and at least one died, an 18-year-old tourist from michigan. officials say this was not an act of terrorism. >>> and today, president trump leaves on his first overseas trip as commander in chief. yesterday he denied he had coll

joining me now from nottingham is linda millband — the lead lawyer representing almost 500 victims.t you make of that and what do the people that you represent make of the 15 year sentence? no sentence could have compensated them for the damage and distress it has caused but most of my clients bought it was a reasonably good sentence and they thanked the court and the judge for the way he dealt with the trial. what is the next stage then for you and your clients in terms of the search for compensation? there is a lead case, seven victims, they are the claimants in the action which will be heard at the high court in london commencing on the 30th of 0ctober london commencing on the 30th of october this year. and if that is successful hopefully that will open the gates for the rest of the claimants to be compensated. and that could be quite a time—consuming process ? that could be quite a time—consuming process? yes, the trial is listed forfour process? yes, the trial is listed for four weeks, but after that there will be quite a considerable length of time whilst we get the requisite

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as danielle nottingham reports, non-profits across the state are trying the meet refugees' needs as they begin new lives in the u.s. >> reporter: iraqi native abu talha rafid albawi drove 50 minutes through the region of death to get to work each day. >> you can't imagine the violence. >> reporter: now rafid and family live in the san diego suburb. where are most of these people from? >> syria, iraq, afghanistan. >> reporter: california resettled nearly 8,000 refugees last year, the most in the country. the state also received more syrian refugees than any other. starting over in a new world comes with challenges, like learning english and finding a place to live. it often takes weeks before refugees receive government benefits. with a con stand stream of new refugee families arriving here in southern california each month, volunteers are scrambling to get them much-needed resources. >> these are our family. >> reporter: miry whitehll launched a web site called miry's list. families say what they need and people can donate. it started eight months ago. >> i stopped being able to keep one

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hugh pym, bbc news, nottingham.ave been killed and hundreds more injured after a massive car bomb attack in the afghan capital, kabul. the country's president, ashraf ghani, called it "a crime against humanity." the bomb was detonated near zanbaq square in the heavily fortified zone during the morning rush hour. it struck the city's diplomatic quarter, damaging several foreign embassies. no one has admitted carrying out the attack. this report from our correspondent, caroline hawley, contains some distressing images. you could see from miles away the force of this explosion. a massive bomb ata force of this explosion. a massive bomb at a busy kabul intersection, hitting commuters on their way to work. children on their way to school. it was a bomb so powerful it shattered windows up to a mile away, leaving a trail of horrific destruction. 0ne witness said it was like an earthquake. there were so many casualties, security vehicles had to double—up as ambulances. the afg ha n had to double—up as ambulances. the afghan

the standoff with the man who lives in this house here at nottingham drive ended peacefully about anwith him surrendering to the contra costa county sheriff's office after he allegedly started firing a gun and if you look to your right you can see where the sheriff's deputy is pulling out of the driveway. to the left is an suv, a neighbor's suv that was struck by one of the bullets that came from his gun, hitting her car parked in the driveway a couple doors down. the detective is taking a look at it right now. if you look at this video, as you can see, the suspect was put in the back of a squad car and driven away from the scene about 30, 45 minutes ago, deputies were called to his home around midnight after he allegedly started firing the gun. it's not clear if he had a target or was firing indiscriminately. we know no one was hurt. the swat team was called out, they surrounded his house, brought out the armored vehicle, they evacuated the neighbors who live on both sides of the house and over the p.a. system they addressed the man by name and ordered him to come out unarmed with h

. >> i'm danielle nottingham in los angeles, coming up: why more and more people are making the switch to whole milk. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> you know it is interesting, jan, so hot that you're rolling your windows up, turning the ac on. no windows down. way too hot and muggy out there. >> maybe this weekend, katie says it will return to more seasonable weather. more seasonal. it will be nice. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> welcome back, wild weather has been striking the west. >> tornados touched down across the middle of the country. anti rose tells us some state out west still getting spring snow. >> the national weather service confirmed series of tornados in texas, oklahoma, kansas, nebraska, and wisconsin on tuesday. wednesday and thursday saw second and third unwanted helpings of severe storms. there was also lightning, and downed power lines, and power outages. colorado even saw spring snow on thursday. and earlier in the week, may snow hit the see era. eight a year old man in lake geneva

our health editor hugh pym sent this report from nottingham.aterson, once a higher earning and highly regarded surgeon, now a convicted criminal about to begin a 15 year jail sentence. some of the patients that he harmed arrived at court in nottingham this morning to hear the sentencing. the judge, mrjustice jeremy baker, said paterson carried out unnecessary breast surgery which had a profound physical and psychological effect, and left his patients feeling violated and vulnerable. i just want to say thank you to the judge, at last today we have got justice. we waited for years for this and finally mr paterson has been stopped. over four years of trauma and stress. in trying to bring this man to account. no amount of prison sentence will ever compensate what myself and other people affected have gone through. the number of victims who were harmed is said by their lawyers to run into the hundreds, possibly even thousands, but paterson's motives still remain a mystery... perhaps he likes the adoration of the patient. if you tell someone they are

lydia. ( lydia ) this is on nottingham drive and olinda road.police are outside a home with their guns drawn. we are still working to confirm more information. i will be here through out the morning to update you. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya )( mark ) now lets get a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a significant warming trend will take place through late in the week and into the weekend as high pressure builds off the west coast. cooler temperatures returning early next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) positive reaction is pouring in from democrats and republicans this mornng after the justice department has appointed a "special counsel" to investigate russia's meddling in the presidential election.( darya ) the man leading the investgation is robert mueller. he is a former f-b-i director and former u-s attorney in san francisco. scott mclean has the details. the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaig

championship side nottingham forest has been sold to shipping magnate evangelos marinakis. their owners' and directors' test, and brings to an end fawaz al—hasawi's tumultuous five—year stint in charge. marinakis has faced allegations of match—fixing and criminal involvement. however, he denies all of the claims. we have already been cleared by the football league, by the authorities. they asked us questions and, at the end of the day, or this has taken place in the last two months, and we are all clear, we have passed the tests, not only from the local authorities in the uk but uefa, organisations, who have nothing to be concerned about. british number onejohanna konta has been knocked out of the italian 0pen after a three—set defeat to venus williams. fifth seed konta lost the first set 6—1, rallied to take the second 6—3, but williams upped her game in the third, breaking konta twice to win that set 6—1. maria sharapova has agreed a deal with the lawn tennis association to play at birmingham's aegon classic for the next two years. the former wimbledon champion recently r

jailed for 15 years by a judge at nottingham crown court. at least 90 people have been killed by a vehicle bomb, which exploded near foreign embassies in the afghan capital, kabul. 400 people were injured. nasa has unveiled plans to fly a probe directly into the atmosphere of the sun, in the closest ever visit to the star. the solar probe plus would be exposed to more heat and radiation than any spacecraft yet built. in a moment it will be time for sportsday. but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at seven, we'll be joining clive myrie live in cambridge for all the build up ahead of tonight's bbc election debate. we'll be taking that debate featuring representatives from seven political parties live here on bbc news and at nine clive will be gauging reaction to that debate with spin doctors from the parties. and at half past ten rachel cunliffe, from the political news website, reaction and owen bennett, from huffpost uk will be here to review the papers. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time f

many of the band's fans say they are undaunted, like mary and dave, who travelled from nottingham toter to see them play. my family were a bit worried, i must admit. but, no, i wasn't at all worried. the biggest fear to me was would it be cancelled. from new tattoos to street art — the city symbol, the worker bee, is everywhere. no—one is complacent, but many are defiant. tonight, ariana grande has said she will return here to hold a benefit concert for the victims of the bomb. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines tonight: manchester city win the race to sign monaco‘s ace midfielder bernardo silva. double or quits.... champions chelsea get ready for tomorrow's fa cup final against arsenal. and a 14 man northampton fight back to beat stade francais to a place in next season's champions cup. so lots to get through tonight... starting with some football transfer news and manchester city have agreed to sign monaco‘s star midfielder bernardo silva. the 22—year—old portugal international has been a target for sever

, so after showing you how it looked, now let's play you how it sounded, courtesy of bbc radio nottingham's coming towards me. it's coming into here! it's come to my commentary position and i've got it. wow, wow, wow! yes, indeed, it's a lwa ys wow, wow, wow! yes, indeed, it's always a good idea to pay attention. look up to the sky when you are watching cricket. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ayesha hazarika, the former labour political adviser and now comedian, and the conservative

birmingham are battling it out with nottingham forest and blackburn for survival, and tony mowbray the england women's goalkeeper carly telford hasjoined chelsea ladies, following the liquidation of notts county. telford made her international debut for england 10 years ago and has been part of two world cup squads. she signed for notts county back in 2014 from chelsea. two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova returned to the tennis court today. more than four months after she was badly injured having fought off an intruder at her home who was armed with a knife. kivitova posted this photo of herself hitting a ball on a practice court in monaco on her facebook account. with the words "hello guys, i hope this picture makes you as happy as it makes me!" rajiv 0useph became the first englishman in 27 years to win the men's singles title at the european badminton championships over the weekend. the success at the euros comes after gb badminton had all its funding cut by uk sport before the 2020 tokyo 0lympics. we were disappointed with the decision about funding but it is something we try

birmingham are battling it out with nottingham forest and blackburn for survival, and tony mowbray, then. england women's goalkeeper carly telford has rejoined chelsea ladies, following the liquidation of notts county. telford made her international debut for england ten years ago and has been part of two world cup squads. she signed for notts county back in 2014 from chelsea. celtic‘s dominance of scottish football has been reflected in the end—of—season player of the year nominations. with the league and league cup already secured, and a scottish cup final to come, some of their top performers have been recognised. but one aberdeen star hopes he and his team can prevent celtic getting a clean sweep, as alasdair lamont reports. have these men been the best four players in scotland this season? their fellow professionals think so, as the nominees for player and young player of the year gathered today, one man stood up from the crowd. jonny hayes and his aberdeen side are all that stand between celtic and total dominance of the season's honours. you like if we can win it, we would be del

then they marched together into nottingham crown court determined to seejustice being done.d breast surgery which proved to be unnecessary. they sat in court watching ian paterson, head bowed in the dock. sentencing him, mrjustice jeremy bakersaid, in pursuit of your own self aggrandising and, and the material rewards it brought from your private practice, you lost sight of the fact you were carrying out significant surgical procedures upon your patients. you deliberately played upon their worst fears. either by inventing or deliberately exaggerating the risks that they would develop cancer. the court also heard that his former patients endured pain and discomfort, with some suffering long—term complications, anxiety and depression. i lost my home, i lost my marriage. i lost my health. i lost myjob. i lost absolutely everything. he took everything away from me. we may never know the real reason why he acted in such an evil way. throughout the trial he has made no attempt to show any remorse for his actions. and maybe revealing his true character rather than the charming prof

courtesy of bbc radio nottingham's dave bracegirdle. it! well, well, well!|j the commentary position and i have got it! well, well, well! i can assure you that no equipment or humans for that matter were harmed in that moment. always sensible to keep an eye on the ball! that is all from oslo. more sports news on bbc newsreader —— throughout the evening. for now, goodbye. here you are back at bbc news. once get more than the liberal agenda —— labour general election manifesto. senior labourfigures labour general election manifesto. senior labour figures met to finalise the draft. that is after a draft version was leaked to the media. the draft included radical plans to renationalise large parts of the economy, including royal mail and the railways. labour's john mcdonnell said a policy of rail nationalisation when train operators‘ franchises run out has been the party's policy for a number of years. but how would this actually work in practice? and is it feasible? let's talk to my guests. transport writer christian wolmar, who has links

, so after showing you how it looked, now let's play you how it sounded, courtesy of bbc radio nottingham's, dave bracegirdle... bowles, hales hits this towards me. it's coming towards me. it's coming into here! it's come to my commentary position and i've got it. wow, wow, wow! yes, indeed, it's a lwa ys wow, wow, wow! yes, indeed, it's always a good idea to pay attention. look up to the sky when you are watching cricket. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ayesha hazarika, the former labour political adviser and now comedian, and the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the times leads with the labour pa rty‘s cleat manifesto, the times leads with the labour party's cleat manifesto, saying they are facing a doctor to the guardian ta kes a are facing a doctor to the guardian takes a different angle saying the party is rallying around the proposals. the independent picks up the bank of england's latest forecast, which sugg