at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, mo hussein and rachel shabih us for that. jeremy corbyn has repeatedly declined to apologise to the uk's jewish community over anti—semitism, despite sharp criticism of him by the chief rabbi. instead, he insisted a labour government would make society safe for people of all faiths. in a newspaper article, rabbi ephraim mirvis said labour's claim it had investigated all cases of anti—jewish racism in its ranks was a mendacious fiction. he urged people to vote with their consciences in next month's general election. the conservative party also came under heavy criticism today when the muslim council of britain accused it of denial, dismissal and deceit on the issue of islamophobia. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. anti—zionism is entirely different from anti—semitism. why, why?! this argument has been raging for more than three years, and it burst into the election campaign today. chanting: 0h, jeremy corbyn! sincejeremy corbyn has been in charge, there have been constant accusations that labour has

thank you mo hussein and rachel shabi. goodbye.new manager a scare, coming from 2—0 down to score four goals and get through to the knock out rounds of the champions league. it was jose mourinho's first home game in charge. he's won the champions league trophy twice but it was opponents olympiacos who were the more impressive side initially, as natalie pirks reports. it looked like business as usual in north london tonight. life must go on under mourinho. but are spurs fans ready to open their hearts tojose? mourinho's going to be absolutely fantastic for two years, then it will go downhill fast! at the end of the day, he is our manager now, and let's win some trophies. i don't like mourinho. i'll give him a chance, but... i hope we're in for a real treat. he seems lovely, but then everybody‘s lovey—dovey when they come to a new club, aren't they? no fanfare, no big introduction. perhaps this really will be the reign of humblejose. his good mood was about to be sorely tested. olympiakos were without a win to their name, but an earl

with me are the former conservative advisor mo hussein and the author and journalist rachel shabi.sjeremy corbyn's bbc interview with andrew neil this evening that's dominating the headlines. let's start with the daily telegraph. "corbyn refuses to say sorry tojews" — referring to his refusal to directly apologise over his handling of anti—semitism in the labour party. and staying with that story, the metro has this headline, "corbyn: chief rabbi wrong" and this picture of him at the launch of the party's race and faith manifesto. the guardian has the same story. it says that mr corbyn has "rejected" the chief rabbi's claims about the labour party. and finally the independent, which looks at study into tactical voting by campaigners for a further brexit referendum. let us have a closer look at this. let's start with the telegraph. mo, corbin refuses to apologise to dues. ——jew. corbin refuses to apologise to dues. -- jew. it feels like summer he seems to be the hardest word. i think there was already a letter this morning from the chief rabbi and another date of negative headlines

thanks again, mo hussein and rachel shabi. i will be back again with the top stories.e seen an awful lot of that sort of whether. there is a change under way, but don't rush. there is no rush because, through wednesday can in at low pressure is still very much the driving force of our weather. what does it mean to you on the ground ? weather. what does it mean to you on the ground? an awful lot of rain to come at some point, gradually drifting further north, blustery, showering conditions across the south through the course of the morning. something a little bit drier in the afternoon but another banner of rain across the north and northwest of scotland. you might even get some dry weather. you might get a bit of sunshine. but i rain is ever present across the eastern side of scotla nd ever present across the eastern side of scotland through the evening and into the northeast of england. because below, given to any four hours, but only have drifted that far into the weather front is still dangling back into the british isles. but it becomes the boundary between the mil

me tonight is former conservative special adviser mo hussein, and and the author & journalist rachel shabig up on bbc news, 110w that's all coming up on bbc news, now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins — coming up... we talk to sir andy murray about his journey from a hospital bed... back onto the court, as a new documentary puts him in reflective mood. that was the nice thing about these last six or seven months when i was at home, and my pain was gone. i got at home, and my pain was gone. i got a glimpse into what my life would be like without tennis and ims so much more relaxed about that now. —— i am so more relaxed about that now. —— i am so much more relaxed. also coming up in the programme... as city get set for champions league action — sterling starts talk about a new contract... and the money is rolling into women's golf. we'll have more on a big prize boost for the ladies european tour. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome along to the programme... plenty to come on the champions league with manchester city and tottenham