john watson in putney.etary, owen smith, has said he will continue to oppose labour's stance on brexit after he was sacked for calling for a second referendum on the terms of the final leave deal. mr smith said he believed jeremy corbyn wanted to adopt a more euro sceptic approach, which he believed would damage the country's economy. he said he was speaking up for the majority of labour party members on the issue of brexit. labour members have been speaking out strongly. we passed a resolution at conference last year that was, frankly, exactly the same as what i said in my article. and members across the country have been contacting me before and after my sacking to say that this is what they believe. the vast majority of labour members support us taking a much tougher stance against brexit, and that's what i think jeremy corbyn and the leadership of the labour party need to do. let's talk to alan wager from the independent academic think tank uk in a changing europe, which aims to explore the changing rel

john watson in putney.a large group of whales, who became stranded on a beach in western australia, has come to an end. sadly, all but five of the 150 short—finned pilot whales have died, despite the efforts of conservation officers at hamelin bay. it came nine years — to the day — after the last mass stranding at the same spot. phil mercer in sydney has the story fat powers, dozens of volunteers supported by vets and wildlife officials tried to rescue survivors from a stranded pod of short finned pilot whales. about 150 were found at hamelin bay in western australia. most were dead by the time help arrived. six were returned to the water. for us, the biggest concern is then being out of the water and sunburnt, so we have got them covered, and we are trying to keep them as covered as possible. one didn't survive, and there is a risk the others could return to dry land. it's not the first time there's been a mass beaching in this part of the western australia coast, but scientists don't know why some whales

to mortlake, around 250,000 river from putney to mortlake, around 250 , 000 spectators river from putneye boat race this afternoon. john, thanks very much. six england football fans are still being held by police in amsterdam. they'd travelled to watch the national side play a friendly against the netherlands. in total, a hundred england supporters were detained, but most have been released. online shopping is causing roads to be clogged up and worn out by delivery vans, councils have claimed. the distance travelled by light goods vehicles in britain has risen by almost 20% since 2011, according to the local government association, whilst average speeds on a—roads have fallen by 4% since 2014. the amount spent on online retail has increased by 23% in a year, according to the most recent data. a rescue operation to try to save a large group of wales stranded on a beachin large group of wales stranded on a beach in western australia has come to an end. sadly, all but five of the 150 whales have died despite the effo rts the 150 whales have died despite the efforts of conservation of —— con

top story: cambridge celebrating, if you are out for a pint in putney later, i'm sure it will be good enjoy the best of the spring weather, this is the view, temperature shooting up nicely, grey skies across the peak district, grey skies across the peak district, grey skies across the peak district, grey skies across much of england and wales. it all links to storms you go, this is what the spanish are calling it, pushing off into france, and parts of spain tonight. —— storm hugo. torrid night there, the cloud across the uk will go with it as well. cloud producing outbreaks of rain and drizzle, confined to the channel islands. a few showers in scotland, northern ireland, icy conditions. clear skies, northern england, wales, late in the night, frost, patchy fog. down towards the south—east corner, drizzle. much better day across all of england and wales compared with yesterday, isolated showers in the north, northern ireland, and showers in northern parts of scotland, but a good deal gets through dry. joining the rest of the country in double—figure temperatures, will feel warm. temper

at 4:31pm and the means at 5:32pm and it is all set here on the historic section of the times from putneyll be across the bbc this saturday. formula 1 is back and lewis hamilton isjust getting better and better. he will start tomorrow's australian grand prix on pole position after producing a lap he said was as close as he could get to perfection. the reigning champion clocked the quickest i've ever seen in qualifying at albert park. the gap to the ferrari cars of sebastien better land kimi raikkonen was a massive one of more than half a second. it was a record seventh win in australia for hamilton which surpasses ayrton senna. rain wiped out virtually the entire third day play in the first test between new zealand and england. 17 balls were bowled four runs scored this morning as the hosts in proved their lead. henry nicholls had time to reach a half—ce ntu ry henry nicholls had time to reach a half—century but umpires decided to abandon play and the kiwis will resume on day four on 233 for four. the international footballing weekend continues this afternoon as northern ireland take on s

if this whole latest tumult shows anything, just because they say something is not true, you can't putney stock in it. you can't. >> in fact, you can put the opposite. the the two things that happened yesterday, dealing with special counsel and dowd, those were two things that the president denied was happening very aggressively. especially about john dowd, the lawyer. he made a production of this on twitter. and look what happened. it doesn't happen until he says it happens. >> there we go. thank you. >>> two women, two bombshell interviews. both detailing alleged affairs with president trump. but there are legal cases surrounding these. it's not just a question of vanity and personal sex lives. this is legal action and what it could mean for the sitting president of the united states. will he remain silent, president trump, or will he say something about what has been on tv? maggie stays. we'll get the inside scoop next. jym. cellucor. force factor. mega men and women's ultra mega. only at gnc. gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbala

that was set by oxford last year, so they have somewhere to go, and it goes from putney to mortlake, a big lead. we will have the result of the race later on today. that is it for me with the sport, we will be back with sportsday, 7:30pm. live images now from washington, where of course, the huge rally march for our lives rally in response to the parklands shooting in florida on valentine's day is taking place, and of course, rally is happening in cities right across the united states. it was suggested there could be up to half a million people here in washington, could not hear any official figures, hundreds of thousands of people out on the streets, and a moment ago, we heard jacqueline corran, one of the stu d e nts jacqueline corran, one of the students who has come to prominence as one of the leaders of the movement, alongside the granddaughter of martin luther king. this is miley cyrus onstage at the moment, of the celebrities lending their support to the students who are calling for tighter gun control is on the march for our lives. much more on this in the next hour. warm wel