it just adds something different so you know it is roehampton, but it doesn't feel like roehampton — to achieve was a space for lectures and performances where the whole community of the college could come together in one space. and in addition, what they wanted to do was to engage with the broader community of university and the city of oxford, and it could extend the intellectual life of the college. we host the oxford literary festival, where people come from all over the country to hear great writers and speakers. it has this beautiful auditorium in the style of an ancient greek amphitheatre. community spaces available for dance, exercise, play rehearsals, break—out space, so it's a building all about reaching out and coming together. i think the thing that i hope makes the building special and unique is the idea of a theatre in a beautiful garden setting. many lecture theatres are quite closed in, they're quite contained and they're permanently blacked out and we tried to design it so that light comes in from different angles. so as you're standing in the lecture theatre, the cl

itjust add something different, you know it's a roehampton but it doesn't feels like roehampton, it feelss year's riba stirling prize live here on the bbc news channel next wednesday evening between 8.30pm and 9.00pm. we'll have more from cardigan and a little while. we're waiting to hear from the new leader of plaid cymru. let's ta ke from the new leader of plaid cymru. let's take a quick look at the weather. it will turn cooler over the next 24—hour is. we have seen that cooler airwork into 24—hour is. we have seen that cooler air work into scotland and northern ireland. one of our weather watchers, loch ness monster, took this beautiful picture from the ayrshire region. you can see beautiful sunshine here. that cold airwill beautiful sunshine here. that cold air will push its way southwards. it is mild at the moment but the real shock to the system. it will feel like autumn, and nine celsius drop on the way for reading. down from 21 today to about 12 tomorrow. you will notice that change foreshore. we've got the streak of cloud, that is our cold front, bringing some rain into england a

it just adds something different so you know it is roehampton, but it doesn't feel like roehampton —hieve was a space for lectures and performances where the whole community of the college could come together in one space. and in addition, what they wanted to do was to engage with the broader community of university and the city of oxford, and it could extend the intellectual life of the college. we host the oxford literary festival, where people come from all over the country to hear great writers and speakers. it has this beautiful auditorium in the style of an ancient greek amphitheatre. community spaces available for dance, exercise, play rehearsals, break—out space, so it's a building all about reaching out and coming together. i think the thing that i hope makes the building special and unique is the idea of a theatre in a beautiful garden setting. many lecture theatres are quite closed in, they‘re quite contained and they‘re permanently blacked out and we tried to design it so that light comes in from different angles. so as you‘re standing in the lecture theatre, the cleresto

it just adds something different, so you know it's roehampton but it doesn't feel like roehampton, itd ceremony live here on the bbc news channel. that's next wednesday evening, at 8.30pm. the headlines on bbc news... in a test of support for president trump's supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, us senators have narrowly backed a motion to advance his nomination to a final vote. one week after an earthquake and tsunami hit indonesia — it's feared more than a thousand people are still buried under mud and rubble. a man who pushed a 90—year—old passenger onto tube tracks in central london has been found guilty of attempted murder. now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6:30pm tonight. coming up on bbc news it is the standout game of the weekend, manchester city v liverpool. a meeting of the premier league pa cesetters. meeting of the premier league pacesetters. can

so you know that it is the university of roehampton, but it doesn't feel like it, it feels like home.nditions will warm up with plenty of sunshine around for many of us. where did this week on a water across the south—east. is reached highs of 23 degrees. the sunshine around and light winds. saturday will be a shock to the system with temperatures at least 10 degrees lower than we saw on friday ina degrees lower than we saw on friday in a cool northerly wind with a lot more cloud around and outbreaks of rain. in fact, more cloud around and outbreaks of rain. infact, some more cloud around and outbreaks of rain. in fact, some areas have a washout of the day. this area of low pressure is the active weather front that has been struggling several parts of the country for several days. it will bring heavy rain to many parts of england before becoming confined to the south—east corner of the lead through the afternoon. the skies brighten up through north—western england into wales. likely to be a cool and bright date with a holiday in south—eastern areas. on saturday night, a ridge at high

itjust add something different, you know it's a roehampton but it doesn't feels like roehampton, it feelsf people are expected in merseyside this weekend to watch giant puppets walk the streets. it's the third time they've visited the area. jayne's mccubbin reports. something has been raised from the depths of the mersey. what is happening? just a normal day in the office. crane operator, art critic. it's a big shoe. this giant shoe is just the start of a giant adventure, which will be seen by around one million people here in liverpool this weekend. takes you back to your childhood, absolutely. i've got goose bumps. i'm really getting emotional. it's brilliant. give us a hug, you. you've got tears in your eyes, looking at a giant sandal! i know — wait until a see the man! this really is art which has the power to move people. the giants have visited liverpool twice before. they have played to 24 million people around the world. but this weekend's adventure will be their last adventure. three minutes to go! cheering and, even before the giants begin to move, the crowds arrive. i am so exc

and then at 8:1i0pm we will take a look inside chadwick hall at the university of roehampton in londone of six contenders to win the prestigious architecture award, the reba stirling prize. and then as ever later this evening we will take a look at what makes the front pages of tomorrow's newspapers. 0ur guest this evening and the uk correspondent for france 2a and the women's editor at the daily telegraph. that is all coming up on bbc news. before all that, it is time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry, coming up for you this evening... it's the bigest game of the weekend, but what kind of welcome will manchester city get this time for what should be another thriller at anfield on sunday? it'll be just like watching brazil at meadow lane as phil neville‘s england hone preparations for next year's world cup. can tonight's super league semifinal live up to last nights? we'll be at the dw ahead of wigan against castleford with a place in the grand final at stake. and, jorge lorenzo is taken to hospital after a horror crash in practice for the thailand grand

it beat a cemetary in hertfordshire and student accomodation in roehampton to take the honour.lding westbound from dagenham into barking. it is slow on the a205 south circular westbound towards forest hill station, due to temporary lights and gas work near waldram place. in whitechapel, southbound traffic on the a11is building towards aldgate. now the weather, with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. yesterday we got to nearly 25 celsius in northolt in north—west london. today, well, the temperatures won't be quite as high, but still pleasantly warm for this time of year. some good spells of sunshine, bit more cloud around than yesterday. quite breezy, and there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain a bit later on through the afternoon into the evening. now, it's a very mild start to the morning. we had some showers earlier towards central and eastern areas. they've now cleared away. there'll be some good spells of sunshine around through the morning, then it will cloud over towards the end of the afternoon, and eventually we'll get these showers creeping in from the west. b