he is off in the 2.35pm in cou nty kennedy. he is off in the 2.35pm in county tipperary.ng on, even into the railings, and managed to climb back on and if not impressive enough he went tonne win the race having clambered back on. incredible vaulting skills. that is all in sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. see you soon. the papers. see you soon. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express and lainy malkani, journalist and author. tomorrow's front pages. starting with. .. the financial times that says bitcoin prices on the biggest exchanges diverged wildly in a session that exposed the fragile trading infrastructure of the currency.ened the times: ready to work through the night to reach a compromise on the irish border issue. and the daily mail: and comments that british terrorists should be killed. and the garde: a report by the government's spending watchdog that stu d e nts government's spending watchdog that students are failed by universities in engl

, during which i served in free public officers in the state, i ran five state campaigns, three cou nty county campaigns in this same county, and never once was this mentioned. the democratic candidate, doug jones, addressed his final campaign remarks to wavering supporters of mr moore, saying they should vote with their conscience not political allegiance. we have heard so many people that have decided, you know what, i am not going to worry about the fact that ryan moore has been kicked out of office twice, i'm not going to worry about the fact that he took money from a charity, and you know what, i believe is women, bus, you know what, my party is more important —— roy moore. it is time. i think we will see it tomorrow, that the majority of people of alabama say that it is time that we put our decency, our state before political party. i think it's time that we say no more to putting people down, that we say no more to treating people as second—class citizens. we say no more to discriminating against those that are the least fortunate among us. it is time that we say no more. for mor

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once the two—year wa rra nty holding the roof on.ss. looks like nothing has changed in ten yea rs. like nothing has changed in ten years. this is not a new thing. there is a good e—mailfrom paul if i could find it. my suggestion would be that buyers should be allowed to withhold some amount of money, perhaps a percentage of the purchase price which would be held by the solicitors for a period of say 12 months and would be released to the builders only after all the issues have been resolved. if they don't, it could be returned to the buyers. you would need government legislation. but what do you think of that idea? sounds reasonable to me. let's talk to sue in devon who has got in touch. good morning. what was the issue with your place? good morning. well, we bought our new house less than a year ago, we have had a few snags and one major snag which was that the mains pipe detached in the kitchen and flooded the ground floor. now, i don't actually blame the company for that because it was one man, it was a plumber who'd cut the pipe

seth meyers is going to be the host, you can be sure that there will be ple nty of can be sure that therend the oscars, so coming as it does now right after this election coming up in alabama and all that has gone on the sheer politically, with the sexual harassment, you can be pretty sure it is going to be a night. thank you for joining it is going to be a night. thank you forjoining us. when i was in la last week, those billboards were all over the place with christopher plummer‘s name all over it. it was super fast that they turn that movie around. just before we go, the united states could soon be sending humans back to the moon and beyond. president trump is scheduled to sign a directive instructing nasa to start a space mission to the moon and eventually to mars. the last time the us sent astronauts to the moon was in 1972 on apollo 17. my my daughter was at the science museum and i think she saw apollo 12 and apollo 1a and she is into moon stuff at the moment. this is interesting because there are scientists who have said that going to the moon, we have learned all we could learn f

it is notjust this cou nty of the whole uk.ty dealing with it, it is many other counties and local authorities across the country. the guys here in this council facility are not looking after the m5 motorway. that isa looking after the m5 motorway. that is a different network and different area of responsibility. it is a big, coordinated assembly of organisation. it takes a lot of people power and hours. they hope tomorrow it might warm up a bit salt will not require the intensity of effort that it has in the last few days. but the last four days have put them to the stretch and they need respite quick. thank you for the update with all the work going on there. simon, in dover, what is going on there? we havejust on there. simon, in dover, what is going on there? we have just heard that in the last few minutes, the port of calais has now reopened, having been shut for around three hours this afternoon. yet in dover, we have had snow during the course of the afternoon. now it has turned to the freezing rain that really soaks int

he made the comments after surveying the damage in ventura cou nty surveying the damage in ventura countyngs and forced 200,000 people from their homes. the flames have been driven by low humidity and ba rtra been driven by low humidity and bartra underfoot. this is the new normal. and this could be something that happens every year or every few years, or it happens to some degree. it isjust more intense, more widespread, and we are about ready to have a firefighting christmas. this is very odd and unusual, but it is the way the world is, with the kind of carbon pollution that we are not only living with, but we are generating still, it is still increasing. we have to make that turn. it is going to take heroic efforts. there are many places in this country that don't get it yet, there are several countries of the world that don't quite get it. the governor of california there speaking of his commitment to tackling climate change. one of the most important state in the united states. now, let's have a look at the weather prospects. good evening. the met office amber weather warning for sno

the conservative leader of warwickshire cou nty conservative leader of warwickshire county council.her workers, no pay rise for lunar yea rs. workers, no pay rise for lunar years. nhs targets not met for yea rs. staff years. nhs targets not met for years. staff shortages, gp numbers, falling. the reality is, mental health budgets have been cut, social health, public health budgets, cut. the prime minister today has shown just how out of touch she is. the truth is, mr speaker, our nhs is being recklessly, recklessly, put at risk by her government! that is the truth, mr speaker. prime minister! the right honourable gentlemen is one, because nhs funding has gone up. he‘s wrong because social funding has gone up. but you, know, not that long ago, the right honourable gentlemen was saying that he would be prime minister by christmas. well... he was... he was wrong. iam, christmas. well... he was... he was wrong. i am, and the conservatives are in government. not that long ago, he said we wouldn‘t deliver on phase one of the brexit negotiations. well, he was wrong. we‘ve made sufficient p

look at the depth of that snow in cou nty look at the depth of that snow in county down.see it is a beautiful scene, almost christmas card material. this was worcester this morning, showing the snow falling here, as well. staying in worcestershire, again, we have lying snow on the ground. it isn't terribly deep, but we are looking at snow showers through the course of today. this one in argyll and bute. this isjust the way course of today. this one in argyll and bute. this is just the way it has been shot, the camera angle, making it look much bigger. and in aviemore, we have lying snow here, it has been snowing quite steadily as we've gone through the course of the morning. to give you an idea of the morning. to give you an idea of the depths we have, the lying snow, northern ireland currently ten centimetres. and so on... if you are travelling, bear that in mind. there is the risk of ice. a cold start to the day. this is where the snow showers have been falling. at the moment, we have a line coming in through the north channel, across the irish sea, and in towards the m

the northern home cou nty to bedfordshire.lunchtime, early afternoon, much of the snow has converted back as it started life back in the west and south—western approaches as rain rather than snow. the mid—afternoon, showers in the north and west of scotla nd showers in the north and west of scotland and northern ireland. because of the temperature profile, wintry showers on the higher ground. still ahead, wintriness in lincolnshire and east anglia well into the afternoon. you do not get rid of it from east anglia until after dark. behind that, bright skies. a cold and crisp day followed bya skies. a cold and crisp day followed by a chilly night. a night where ice may be an issue, especially with showers through the day. then we are running to thursday. highs on untreated surfaces. treacherous. —— ice. then something of a change for the latter part of the week. the first signs of mild air coming in initially into the british isles and then more widely towards the weekend. in the short—term, it is all about the wintry weather in

picture sent in this morning of staffordshire and another one from northern ireland, this one from cou nty, and with the strong winds here there is likely to be blizzards and drifting snow and most snow coming in across northern ireland and that will continue into the afternoon. inbetweener there will be sunshine but it will feel bitter. snow showers bitter in the north of scotland. in between them there will be some sunshine and for there will be some sunshine and for the rest of scotland away from the west, mostly dry. for northern england this afternoon, mostly dry but we could get some snow flurries in the east but it won‘t lie, snow showers in cheshire, shropshire, but the midlands, east anglia, heading to the south coast, a lot of dry, cold and sunny weather. southern counties, especially to the west of the isle of wight, we aren‘t immune to some of the snow showers, especially around the moors in the south—west and the showers persist in wales. we will see the total is building up. that will continue as we go through the night as the snow showers keep coming in on the wind. the wind