richard bilton, bbc news. housing? tonight at 8 o'clock on bbc1 and on the iplayer. football, and tottenham's manager antonio conte has left the club by mutual agreement following his furious outburst after his team's last match. spurs are currently fourth in the premier league but after a 3—3 draw at relegation threatened southampton, conte described his players as "selfish". 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson, reports. football managers come and go but no one has played his farewell scene quite like antonio conte at tottenham. but what turned out to be his last media conference he aimed to blame that practically everyone. i see selfish players, i see players that don't want to help each other. they don't want to play under pressure, they don't want to play under stress. pressure, they don't want to play understress. it pressure, they don't want to play under stress. it is easy this way. at tottenham, tottenham is this. 20 years that there is the owner and they have never won something. but why? the fault is

mrzwiebel, sir, i'm richard bilton from bbc panorama. we wrote you a letter. be a landlord at all? should you tell the council about your illegal eviction? sir, would you just talk to us about those properties, because they seem unfair? sir, we would like to know how you could charge £1,000 given your track record? that is such a real shame because it would have been great to hearfrom mr zwiebel. we don't think he has told the council about that illegal eviction, and it would have been great to hearfrom him to get his side. that was his opportunity. but once again when it comes to those properties, he chose to say nothing. lewisham council say they are now investigating mr zwiebel. the government says it's investigating £11.5 billion in affordable homes that make investing. and that new legislation will force landlords to fix damp and mould. 0n the land opposite michael's bedsit, the council is building a block of flats. it's the latest chapter on the bampton estate. over 55s can move in there. what difference would it make to your life if you could get in the

so, i'm richard bilton from bbc panorama, are you a slum landlord?ictions? so, would your illegal evictions? so, would you just talk to us about those properties? they seem unfair? we would like to know how you can... ? lewisham council say that they are now investigating the landlord, britain's old council estates under pressure as the housing crisis bites. panorama: what's gone wrong with our housing? is on bbc one at 8pm tonight, and on iplayer. the bbc�*s learned over the last five years more than 1600 rape and serious sexual assault cases across england and wales have collapsed after the alleged victims withdrew from providing evidence. the data was obtained exclusively by newsnight using freedom of information requests to the crown prosecution service. i'm joined now by the president of the law society, lubna shuja. thank you for being with us on bbc news. can i ask, what's significant about the numbers at this stage because we have long had a problem in this country of failure to prosecute rape or to achieve convictions? is it different now in

iam richard bilton from bbc panorama. sir, are you a slum landlord?nd should you be a landlord at all? tucked away in south london is a housing estate like thousands across the country. these are the streets and tower blocks that make up the bampton estate. 290 homes, hundreds of lives. as a place, it's a nice place to live. it's very mixed. it's got people with money, it's got people with no money, but it's got a bit of a community. i have lived here for 20 years. it might look a bit rubbish at first, but it's nice. it's peaceful. for the most part, - the community is nice. when anything does go wrong, we all band together. - but it's an old part of london that'sjust been left. - we are going to look at how this estate ended up how it is today. nationally, we have a housing crisis. what's happened in places like this helps explain why. the bampton estate was built in the �*60s. it was part of a drive to eradicate bad housing. and there's all this dampness that was on this wall here. as soon as you touch it, it all crumbles off. and these beams appear

richard bilton, bbc news. 70 years. ma ying—jeou says his visit is designed to reduce tensions and he intends to promote student exchanges and pay tribute to his ancestors. whilst no meetings have been announced with the chinese government, beijing has welcomed the visit. however he's faced criticism at home with taiwan's ruling democratic progressive party saying it was unacceptable for a retired head of state to become what it called "a pawn in beijing's plans for unification." i'm joined now by howard zhang — our news editor at bbc news chinese. just how divisive might this visit be? ,, , just how divisive might this visit be? quite divisive. people in taiwan, be? quite divisive. people in taiwan. the _ be? quite divisive. people in taiwan, the topic _ be? quite divisive. people in taiwan, the topic of - be? quite divisive. people in - taiwan, the topic of reunification and independence is a very divisive topic, not only at state level but in each household, sometimes you see generational gaps when older pe

richard bilton, bbc news. panorama: what's gone wrong with our housing?t stepping out, it wherever you are this morning, if you are just stepping out, it is cold and some have frost. high pressure is in charge. breezy conditions today. mostly dry. the cold air like yesterday coming from the arctic. apart from the south—west where there is something milder coming in with cloud. we have wintry showers along the east coast. not all will catch one. we could see showers in southern areas later but they will be the exception. more fairweather cloud will come but later figure cloud fairweather cloud will come but laterfigure cloud in northern ireland. temperatures up to maybe 12 degrees today. overnight we start with clear skies. it will be cold. as cloud and rain comes in, temperatures will rise. as the rain bumps into cold air, on higher ground only, we are likely to see snow. these are the temperatures and tomorrow morning will be another day for wrapping up warm. tomorrow weather fronts for wrapping up warm. tomorrow weatherfronts go north for wrapping up wa

sir, i'm richard bilton from bbc panorama, are you a slum landlord?the housing crisis bites. people who vandalise public spaces will have to repair the damage they cause within a0 hours of being given an order under new government plans by the prime minister this morning. for more on this i'm joined by helen morgan, the liberal democrat spokesperson for levelling up, housing and communities. what do you make of this idea? i housing and communities. what do you make of this idea?— make of this idea? i think having tou~her make of this idea? i think having tougher sentencing _ make of this idea? i think having tougher sentencing is _ make of this idea? i think having tougher sentencing is all- make of this idea? i think having tougher sentencing is all very . make of this idea? i think having l tougher sentencing is all very well if you actually catch the perpetrators in the first place. and what is very obvious if you have market towns like mine is that there just aren't the police officers on the ground to find the people committing the anti—social be