for my postman from peterborough. trust me, it will make sense —— from a postman from peterborough.d this morning after escaping serious injury in what his lawyers have called "an unprovoked attack by a stranger" last night. merseyside police are examining cctv footage that appear to show barkley being punched in the face. the incident happened in a liverpool bar after the team's 4—2 win over leicester city. no report of an assault has been made to police. arsenal's second largest shareholder alisher usmanov say the club's board must "bear huge responsibility" for the club's poor season and notjust arsene wenger. the russian billionaire who doesn't have a seat on the board has criticised the owner stan kroenke. the gunners could jump above manchester united into fifth with a win tonight but face a crystal palace side who have won 4 of their last 5 including a victory against leaders chelsea. the win of crystal palace at chelsea shows the strength of the premier league. surprising results. the difference between the teams has become shorter and smaller. so anything can happen in any

markjohnston, very happy postman from peterborough, sergio garcia's number one fan. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejenni russell, columnist at the times and iain martin the editor of reaction. good to have you both in the studio, thank you for coming in. let's take a look at some of the front pages. the daily telegraph leads with a message from donald trump's son eric — that the white house won't bow to pressure from the kremlin — saying there will be be ‘no—one harder‘ than president trump. the dyer also leads with that story. a warning from the foreign secretary borisjohnson a warning from the foreign secretary boris johnson that a warning from the foreign secretary borisjohnson that russia must ditch president assad. the financial times focuses on the potential sanctions for barclays ceo jes staley, following an on—going investigation into his conduct in a whistle—blowing case. the guardian says a new hiv drug to be given to people in scotland free of charge, to protect them from infection, puts pressure on th

their 3—0 win over peterborough meant they pipped fleetwood to the second automatic promotion place on season. phil parkinson's side have been a model of consistency this season first of the season. david wheater made it 2—0 before adam le fondre rounded things off. a year after relegation and despite financial issues off the field, it was a day to celebrate for bolton's fans and players. meanwhile, port vale have been relegated to league two. anthonyjoshua is targeting another huge heavyweight title fight after his 11th round stoppage of wladimir klitschko last night. he challenged fellow briton tyson fury to be his next opponent after a dramatic victory in front of a massive crowd at wembley stadium. anthonyjoshua is burning brighter than ever, but last night the lights almost went out. wladimir klitschko, at the age of a1, defying the march of time. in a stadium famous for knockout competitions, they came in record numbers to see aj deliver the most important ko of his career. the fight exploded in the fifth. the ukrainian rocked but he was so resilient. in the next round joshua was

this is a story about a hospital in peter brock —— peterborough, £95 a shift, you are almost pocketinguse there is no unavailable, we are in a crisis, we get headline a day on the poor conditions within the nhs, the problems, the shortfalls, i am just concerned that all this bad press around the nhs, which is not getting any better, is just around the nhs, which is not getting any better, isjust going to breed even more problems, because how as a junior doctor would you have any appetite to go and work in a system thatis appetite to go and work in a system that is so dysfunctional? if the nhs we re that is so dysfunctional? if the nhs were a business, as a model, straightaway leaders of the business would say, right, we have not got enough staff, if we are having to pay £95 an hour, literally in desperation, the first thing they would do is recruit more people, invest in training, that is what any good business would do. but i'm not sure that is what the nhs is good business would do. but i'm not sure that is article he nhs is good business would do. but i'm not sure that is article sh

it is a hospital in peterborough city hospital, which apparently is offering doctors £95 an hour, assis in the nhs has escalating, and, yes, it is an awful lot of money, we were working out a ten hour shift, you were pocketing a grand, but ultimately there is no—one viable to do the job. grand, but ultimately there is no-one viable to do the job. they point out it is a&e. it is a&e. it is yet another headline that is telling us, screaming in ourface, that the nhs is in crisis, something needs to change an my concern here is, that this, this is is a vicious cycle. this is going to, the more stories that come out like this, the fewer people are going to want to pursue a career in the medical tracks by. if they are giving £5 an hour maybe they will. this is great investigation, they have highlighted e—mails that have come from admin staff going to medical staff, and highlighted the urgency in the messages which demonstrates how desperate they are. in one say it says sorry to send so many messages lam says sorry to send so many messages i am practically begging at this point. that was on

more than three times over the drink—drive limit, was caught on camera speeding past a lorry in peterborough 6 months. a drug that deems with hiv will be available in scotland. aide charity says the move will save money in the longer term. the drug is not financed by the nature necessary england. the so—called libor rigging scandal — it rocked the city of london and led to huge fines for banks, a criminal investigation and the jailing of a number of city traders. but now, the bbc‘s panorama has uncovered a secret recording that appears to implicate the bank of england in trying to influence the rate at which banks lend to each other — the key rate which affects how much we pay for mortgages and loans. mps are now calling for an urgent inquiry. our economics editor, andy verity, has the story. october 2008, the height of the banking crisis. the government spent billions trying to stop banks going under. one way ofjudging how healthy they were was by how much interest they were paying to borrow cash. that would also affect the cost of mortgages. each bank had to estimate how much interest they

their 3—0 win over peterborough meant they pipped fleetwood to the second automatic promotion place onon. phil parkinson's side have been a model of consistency this season, they haven't been out of the top four since october, their opening goal came throuthem karacan scoring his first of the season. david wheater made it 2—0 before adam le fondre rounded things off. a year after relegation and despite financial issues off the field, it was a day to celebrate for bolton's fans and players. bad news, though, for port vale — they have been relegated to league two. anthony joshua is revelling in the limelight, 2a hours after his stunning 11th round stoppage of wladimir klitschko at wembley stadium. the former olympic champion holds the wba and ibf world heavyweight titles but says his success won't change him. but how does he feel about being seen as the next global sports superstar? global sports star? do you know what it is? i am going back to the same house, with the same family. nothing changes. do you know what i mean? perception and reached changes, but where i am and where i am bas

a lovely spring day in peterborough, taken by one of the wedge of the leg weather watchers.ouded over more and more. as sunshine, but it has clouded over more and more. as we sunshine, but it has clouded over more and more. as we end the day, south wales, eastern england and eastern scotland. western scotland, perhaps north wales, northern ireland, hanging onto a lot of cloud this evening and overnight. a few bits of cloud going southwards. where we have the clearest skies, it will turn quite cold, particularly in the countryside, perhaps down to two three degrees. it will warm up quickly in the sunshine. probably the best of the sunshine tomorrow, across eastern scotland, perhaps north east england for a while, central and southern parts of wales and the south—west of england, a little bit more cloud perhaps developing through the midlands, eastern england, and more clout for northern ireland and western scotland. in the sunshine, another pleasa ntly warm scotland. in the sunshine, another pleasantly warm day, with temperatures getting up to the mid—teens quite easily. it s

their 3—0 win over peterborough meant they pipped fleetwood to the second automatic promotion place onn't been out of the top four since october. their opening goal came throuthem karacan scoring his first of the season. david wheater made it 2—0 before adam le fondre rounded things off. a year after relegation and despite financial issues off the field, it was a day to celebrate for bolton's fans and players. port vale. bad news for them. relegated. anthonyjoshua is targeting another huge heavyweight title fight after his 11th round stoppage of wladimir klitschko last night. he challenged fellow briton tyson fury to be his next opponent after a dramatic victory in front of a massive crowd at wembley stadium. olly foster reports. anthonyjoshua is burning brighter than ever, but last night the lights almost went out. wladimir klitschko, at the age of 41, defying the march of time. in a stadium famous for knockout competitions, they came in record numbers to see aj deliver the most important ko of his career. the fight exploded in the fifth. the ukrainian rocked but he was so resilient.

here in peterborough, the problem was no longer affordable.n the home this year. wales says nhs funding has increased to £600 million this year. scotland is investing over £300 million over the next five years. northern ireland say this isn't an issue for them as the proportion of privately treated patients is less than 0.1%. but it's clear it's causing some trusts in some patients clearly. but it's clear it's causing some trusts and some patients clearly. jane mccubbin, bbc news. we are continuing with that theme. the most high—profile person to speak openly about mental health. could prince harry's comments clear the stigma about mental health and help others go seek help for themselves? does no. you can find us on social media to tell us your thoughts. right now, the news, travel, and weather, wherever you are watching. good morning from bbc london news. i'm victoria hollins. two men are in a serious but stable condition in hospital this morning, and ten others have suffered burns, after a suspected acid attack at a nightclub in east london

not only that but in six areas, greater manchester, liverpool, tees valley, cambridgeshire and peterboroughan area comprising a number of councils, a bit like in london. let's speak to some of our political correspondents across the nation now. in scotland, we've got brian taylor, in wales, tomos morgan and nina warhurst is in the north west of england, where they're voting for two of the metro mayors. brian, tell us about the picture in scotland. these elections matter in themselves, 1200 councillors in all 32 scottish local authorities, they run the schools, the social work, they take when the bin —— take away they take when the bin —— take away the bins and salt the roads. they are significant themselves but com pletely are significant themselves but completely subsumed within the uk general election. they will be looking for pointers from the scottish local elections as to how things might be at the uk general election in scotland. 2001, last time these councils were contested and the snp were narrowly in the lead both in terms of voting share and in councillors. labour actually ended u