they will appear before sheffield magistrates‘ court tomorrow morning. phil bodmer in sheffield.in england are likely to fail new tests into cladding and building materials. it comes almost two years after 72 people died in the grenfell tower fire. bbc 5live investigates has learnt that hospitals, schools, nursing homes and tower blocks are among buildings which could be under threat. the government said it will monitor the test results this summer to decide if any immediate action needs to be taken. a 17—year—old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murder ofjodie chesney. jodie, who was 17, was stabbed to death in a park in east london in march. investigators say the fourth person to be arrested has been charged with murder and with possession of a stun gun. government sources say there've been expressions of interest in buying british steel, which was placed in compulsory liquidation earlier this week, but they have dismissed reports that it has set a two—week deadline for a buyer to be found. earlier, my colleague shaun ley spoke to our business corresponde

. 0ur correspondent, phil bodmer, is in sheffield.outh yorkshire police has said that four children have been taken to hospital as a result ofa been taken to hospital as a result of a serious incident in the wrath of a serious incident in the wrath of the city and have now been discharged. emergency services were called to a semi detached home in the shiregreen area of sheffield at around 7:30am yesterday morning and neighbours reported seeing dozens of police cars and emergency service vehicles on the street, six children we re vehicles on the street, six children were taken to hospital including a seven—month—old baby and sadly two teenage boys aged 13 and 14 died. today, people living nearby have been taking floral tributes and laying flowers close to the address and police have maintained a close presence in the house remains sealed off today as investigations into the circumstances continue. tonight, i37—year—old man and 34—year—old woman are continuing to be questioned after being arrested on suspicion of murder and we await the

they will appear before sheffield cosmic magistrates‘ court morning. friday, but so far no results have been made public. a 17—year—old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murder ofjodie chesney. jodie, who was 17, was stabbed to death in a park in east london in march. investigators say the fourth person to be arrested has been charged with murder and with possession of a stun gun. government sources say there've been expressions of interest in buying british steel, which was placed in compulsory liquidation earlier this week — but they have dismissed reports that it has set a two—week deadline for a buyer to be found. earlier i spoke to our business correspondent, katy austin — who said the only other option apart from somebody buying the company — is for the government to nationalise it. the insolvency of the company means 5000 jobs are put at risk. 3000 are at scunthorpe. otherjobs are at risk in teesside and 20,000 others potentially in the supply chains. there is a lot at stake here. british steel are still trading while work

our correspondent phil bodmer is in sheffield.perty some six miles from the city centre of sheffield on friday morning at around 7.30am. neighbours reported seeing intense police activity on the street. six children were taken to hospital, but police later said two teenage boys — aged 13 and 1a — had died. now, a 37—year—old man and a 34—year—old woman were arrested on suspicion of murder. as investigations continue into the circumstances of what happened, people have been continuing to lay flowers and balloons outside the property. now, yesterday afternoon, south yorkshire police said that the four children taken to hospital have subsequently been released. now, today, south yorkshire police said that two people arrested on friday, who cannot be named for legal reasons, have now been charged with two counts of murder each. the woman also faces three counts of attempted murder. they will appear before sheffield magistrates' court tomorrow morning. fire safety experts warn many of the 1,700 buildings identified as "at risk" in engl

four children are released from hospital — after two teenagers died in sheffield.an and a woman are questioned on suspicion of murder. exit polls in the republic of ireland suggest voters have overwhelmingly backed reforms to the country's divorce laws. and in sport — victory over hearts, lands celtic the treble for the third season in a row. and at half past 11 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewersjohn stapleton and kate proctor — stay with us for that. good evening. the race is on to find the next prime minister after theresa may announced her resignation yesterday. tonight the former brexit secretary dominic raab — and andrea leadsom, who resigned as leader of the house on wednesday — joined the list of conservative mps who've announced they will run. reports in the sunday newspapers also suggest environment secretary michael gove is about to confirm his entrance into the contest. mrs may will stand down as tory leader on the 7th ofjune but stay on as pm while the contest takes place. a new leader's expected to be chosen by the end of

and is in boy has been shot in sheffield and i5ina boy has been shot in sheffield and is in a seriousestigation following a shooting in the spittal hill area of sheffield in the early hours of this morning, the early hours of sunday morning. this was around just after midnight, 1210! am, emergency services called to spittal lane and he was treated for a gunshot wound in hospital. his condition is described as serious but stable. police say there is a cording in place around the area as they try and carry out inquiries and they will be in the area all day today talking to witnesses and trying to find out the circumstances around what happened and asking for any information from the public about that shooting. more on that as it comes into us. now it's time for a look at the latest weather forecast with ben rich. ——now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. the mixed affair for the rest of the weekend and some sunshine, some hefty showers and if you catch one it is likely to move along quite slowly because the windows are relatively light. this is how it looks for the rest o

judd trump is in control in sheffield. he has 11—5 up. row. he was showing off a little, as well. they are getting under way at the crucible at tpm. that is all this but for now. i will be back in the next hour. dramatic footage ta ken by a west midlands police helicopter, has shown the moment a car ended up in a river after it was pursued by officers. after a 10 minute chase by a blue unmarked police car, the suspected stolen car plunged into a small river in birmingham, and the occupants fled on foot. three teenagers were arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle. it's a condition that affects as many as one in 12 boys, but there are fears that many colour blind children are still not being properly diagnosed, leading to calls for more screening. but it's not all bad news for those with the condition, as technology is helping with job prospects. tim muffet has been to meet the world's first colour blind tube driver. please stand clear and mind the doors. stand clear and mind the doors. i have a colour vision deficiency, more com

they will appear before sheffield cosmic magistrates‘ court morning.ut so far no results have been made public. a 17—year—old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murder ofjodie chesney. jodie, who was 17, was stabbed to death in a park in east london in march. investigators say the fourth person to be arrested has been charged with murder and with possession of a stun gun. government sources say there've been expressions of interest in buying british steel, which was placed in compulsory liquidation earlier this week. our business correspondent, katy austin is here. you have been looking into the story. what is the likelihood that a buyer can be found ? story. what is the likelihood that a buyer can be found? who can say at the moment? the official tick hold of british steel after lifeline funding failed. the insolvency of the company means a 5000 jobs are put at risk, 3000 of those at scunthorpe. 0ther put at risk, 3000 of those at scunthorpe. other jobs put at risk, 3000 of those at scunthorpe. 0therjobs are at risk in teesside an

they will appear before sheffield magistrates‘ court tomorrow morning.ults have been made public. phil bodmer there. the headlines on bbc news: borisjohnson and michael gove — two figureheads of the official leave campaign — challenge each other for the conservative party leadership. polling in the eu elections ends tonight — 21 member states are voting today. results will be released after polls close at 10 pm. a man and a woman are charged with murder after two children died following an incident at a house in sheffield on friday. government sources say there've been expressions of interest in buying british steel, which was placed in compulsory liquidation earlier this week, but they have dismissed reports that it has set a two—week deadline for a buyer to be found. our business correspondent katy austin said the only other option apart from somebody buying the company — is for the government to nationalise it. the insolvency of the company means 5,000 jobs are directly put at risk. and 3,000 of those are at scunthorpe, where there's that huge steelwo

well, there's still a police presence here in this part of sheffield today.ple have been stopping by with bunches of flowers, cards, balloons, messages of condolence, as the local community tries to come to terms with what's happened here. now, we know the emergency services were called at about half past seven yesterday morning to reports of a concern for safety. six children were taken to hospital and it was confirmed yesterday that the two eldest — boys aged 13 and 14 — had died. we now know that the four other children, including a seven—month—old baby, have been released from hospital. none of the children involved in yesterday's incident can be identified for legal reasons. now, two people were arrested on suspicion of murder yesterday, a 37—year—old man and a 34—year—old woman, and police have said they're not looking for anybody else in connection with the deaths. all day, we've seen pcsos on patrol in this area, trying to provide a bit of reassurance to local people. but south yorkshire police have stressed that there is no wider risk to the local co

and it looks like higgins isjust and sheffield and it looks like higgins is just about to take the frame that moment making it 11—13 in favour both making it 11—13 in favour both making silly mistakes throughout, go back and forth in the frame. but it looks like higgins is on christ, keeping it tight we will update you on that it's alive on bbc sport website. the other tournament favourite guided tripod edge and lack of a qualifier gary wilson. he w011 lack of a qualifier gary wilson. he won fourframes lack of a qualifier gary wilson. he won four frames in a row with fluent snicker. they will resume tomorrow leading nine frames to set in. great britain's eventers are dominating after the dressage phase of the badminton horse trials. 0liver townend made a record breaking start holding first and second place with six other british riders in the top ten. tomorrow it's the cross country phase of the equestrian triathlon. lizzie greenwood hughes is there for us. welcome, it's the biggest ball this most prestigious of all the event may just from the most prestigious of all the event mayjust fr

has appeared in court. 34—year—old sarah barrass from sheffield faces two counts of murder over the deathstristan, who was 13, and blake, who was 14, on friday last week. 38—year—old brandon machin of no fixed abode also faces two charges of murder. the inquest into the london bridge attacks, which claimed the lives of eight people, has been hearing evidence about the backgrounds of the three attackers. our correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. i want to talk about whether there are any warning signs for the families of any of these men, what are you hearing from court? i think for kurram but there were warning signs, which is family picked up on. most of the time that we spent hearing about the accounts of the lives of these three attackers were spent on khuram butt. initially seems it seems with all that they were described as fairly normal individuals, they smoked, they drank, liked music and so on. but it does seem that one key

being a sheffield resident, we have the sheffield resident, we have the sheffield united manager whoed, questions about a man who has just taken sheffield united, he has taken them to the premier league next season. chris wild will be with us. please put any question she wants to us. bibby anna steinhaus sounds like somebody not to be messed with!m isa somebody not to be messed with!m is a very strongly. so, the referee depends on the name? no, clearly it doesn‘t, it is just me thinking. that is how to keep people in order, he isa that is how to keep people in order, he is a very strongly. the scottish premiership has already been decided, but third place is still up for grasbs with a europa league place at stake — and aberdeen moved into position, last night after a 2—1 win over hearts. greg stewart scored the decisive goal. lewis hamilton will be one of the men to catch, in qualifying this afternoon for the spanish grand lewis hamilton will be one of the men to catch, in qualifying this afternoon for the spanish grand prix. his mercedes, looks like the fastest car, at the circuit d

for children are released from hospital after four teenagers died in sheffield.nd woman arrested on suspicion of murder. and celtic clinch an historic treble trouble with victory in the scottish cup final. the race is on to find the next prime minister after theresa may announced her resignation yesterday. tonight the former brexit secretary dominic rabjoined tonight the former brexit secretary dominic rab joined the list of conservative mps who have announced they will run. mrs may will stand down as tory leader on the 7th of june but will stay on as beyond what the contest takes place. a new leader is expected to be chosen at the end ofjuly. chris mason reports. look into the camera if you wa nt to reports. look into the camera if you want to be prime minister. the contest is one. this man is keen and so contest is one. this man is keen and so is he. we need a leaderfor the future, not just for so is he. we need a leaderfor the future, notjust for now. matt hancock playing on his relative youth, he is a0 years old and reckons he could clear the way to do what t

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a man and woman appear in court charged with the murder of two teenagers in sheffield. clearest ever moving footage of queen victoria — discovered in a museum in new york. later we have all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. nigel farage‘s brexit party are celebrating victory in the european parliamentary elections. it won nearly a third of the vote, on a platform of honouring the result of the brexit referendum with a ‘clean break‘ from the eu. but there were also huge gains for the liberal democrats, who won in london, with their calls for a second referendum and a strong pro—remain message. it was a disastrous night, meanwhile, for both the main parties — labour and the conservatives both suffered sweeping losses across the board. the brexit party got nearly 32 per cent, the lib dems 20 per cent, that's up 13 per cent on 2014, the greens, the snp and plaid also made gains. the labour vote was down 11 per cent and the tories came in 5th place with just 9 per cent of the vot

alison freeman is in sheffield for us this evening. alison, what more can you tell us?crown court for what was a very brief hearing this morning. sarah barrass wearing a grey prison t—shirt and brandon machin wearing a green sweatshirt. miss barrass is 34 and from shiregreen and is accused of murdering her two teenage sons on friday of last week. 14—year—old and 13—year—old tristan. she also faces charges relating to other children last week. mr machin, of no fixed abode, is also accused of murdering the two boys. the pair were charged after police were called to house in shia green on morning. today, they we re shia green on morning. today, they were both remanded in custody and a trial date has been set for november the 12th. —— shiregreen. the wife of a jailed azerbaijani banker has become the first person in britain to have property confiscated under new legal powers, after she spent more than £16 million at harrods, the luxury store in london. zamira hajiyeva spent £4 million onjewellery, £30,000 on chocolate, and nearly £100,000 in harrods' disney boutique, accord

they will appear before sheffield magistrates‘ court tomorrow morning.ve been made public. phil bodmer there. government sources have told bbc news there have been serious expressions of interest from buyers for british steel, which was placed in compulsory liquidation on wednesday. newspaper reports that the government has set a two—week deadline for a sale have been dismissed. but that's been dismissed by sources. it's understood uk as well as foreign firms have made enquiries. a 17—year—old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murder ofjodie chesney. jodie, who was 17, was stabbed to death in a park in east london in march. investigators say the fourth person to be arrested has been charged with murder and with possession of a stun gun. a powerful magnitude 8.0 earthquake has hit a remote part of the amazon jungle in peru, the most powerful to hit the country in 12 years. the quake struck in the early hours of sunday morning, collapsing buildings and knocking out power in some areas. tremors were felt hundreds of miles away in the c

the former secretary of sheffield wednesday football club, graham mackrell, is the first person to beonvicted of an offence relating to the tragedy. judith moritz reports. hillsborough hasn't harmed your career, mr mackrell. isn't it time to resign? though he was responsible for safety at hillsborough, graham mackrell still works in professional football. will you resign from the league managers association, mr mackrell? now, he's the only person ever to be convicted in connection with the hillsborough disaster. on that day, wearing a buttonhole, he was dressed for a special occasion, playing host when liverpool met nottingham forest in the fa cup. but he only put on seven turnstiles for 10,000 fans. a huge crowd formed. police opened a gate, but supporters went on to terraces which were already full. 96 died. thejudge said, while mackrell‘s actions set the scene for the disaster, they weren't a direct cause of the deaths. he fined him £6,500. our 96 are dead and all it's worth is £67.70 each. shameful. it's just another day in the life of hillsborough where, yet again, the families h

and a woman are charged with murder after two children died following an "incident" at a house in sheffielday. a hiker has been found alive more than two weeks after she went missing in a forest on the hawaiian island of maui. amanda eller was rescued by helicopter from a deep ravine. she says she faced difficult choices "between life and death". now on bbc news, the first of two special programmes on the efforts to rebuild the lives of communities devastated by war. betta ny hughes travels tojordan in paths to peace. years of brutal civil war have ripped syria apart, with horrific devastation to its historical and archaeological heritage. hopeless. no future. nobody is looking forward for the future. your biggest hope is just finding food for your kids whatever. but now, refugees from the war are coming together to learn an ancient craft, creating something beautiful and lasting out of the toughest of materials. their hope that one day they could return to their homeland to use the skills of stone masonry to help rescue their country's shattered heritage and rebuild their broken lives. in

we've made such progress ok being jones from extinction rebelling and joining us on the line from sheffield thank you very much for joining us here in t w. now star wars fans are marking the passing of one of the brightest lights in their universe peter mayhew the actor who played fan favorite chewbacca and five of the star wars films died on monday according to a statement issued by his family on twitter making with seventy four years old the actor became an icon after director george lucas cast him and as i fight epic rian johnson director of the twenty seven teen star wars film the last shot i wrote on twitter r.i.p. peter mayhew to create a beloved character with warmth and humor is a testament to any actor spirit to do it under a half ton of jack erik picks a true legend. i think days almost on the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter at g.w. news and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. of. the phone. e-coli africa a town under threat no sunni lead to take to the summit in your book and belief i mean for a good gust of wind is a. m

south yorkshire police have said that four children rescued from a house in the shiregreen area of sheffieldservices were called to an address, a semi—detached house some six miles from the city centre, at around 7:30am yesterday morning. neighbours reported seeing emergency services and dozens of police cars and ambulances on the street. six children including a seven—month—old baby were taken to hospital. sadly, two teenage boys aged 13 and 1a died. now, today people have been laying flowers. there have been balloons and floral tributes outside the house where this tragic incident took place, as police investigations continue. the house remained sealed off tonight. a 37—year—old man and a 34—year—old woman remain in custody. they are being held on suspicion of murder. the results of postmortem examinations are due some time over the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: a round of golf before getting down to business. president trump and prime minister abe prepare to tee off as the state visit continues. people in ireland have voted overwhelmingly in favour of making it easier to get a

they were remanded in custody and are due to appear at sheffield crown court tomorrow.e sheikh khaled in a deal reported to be worth £350 million. ashley, who bought the club in 2007, put it up for sale in 2017. the us president donald trump has been the first foreign leader to meetjapan's new emperor. president trump met emperor naruhito and empress masako at the imperial palace in tokyo. it's part of his four—day state visit to japan. now it's time for the weather with darren. by by the end of the week it will feel much, much warmer across many parts of the country. we started the week bank holiday monday with cooler, fresher air, sunshine and a few heavy showers. this is where we will find warmer and coming up from their mid atlantic later in the week. at the moment cooler, fresher air coming down from iceland bringing more showers overnight and into tuesday. the bulk of the showers on tuesday. the bulk of the showers on tuesday will be across the eastern side of the uk stop in the afternoon mainly eastern parts of england. further west, much drier and more into the

now to the final of the world snooker championship in sheffield.ack under way at the crucible at 2 o'clock and its live on bbc two. i watched some of this yesterday, the first 218 it is. bath are on the verge of a european champions cup place after a bonus point win over wasps. three late tries, including two from zach mercer and this from joe cokanasiga helped them to a 29—17 victory. bath are now a point ahead of seventh—placed sale with a game to play. less than 2a hours after losing the morocco 0pen final, jo konta hot—footed over to spain for the madrid 0pen. the british number one beat alison riske. konta finished off the american with an ace, to seal a 6—4, 6—1win. she will face reigning french open champion simona halep in the second round tomorrow. after four days of racing, the tour de yorkshire finished on the streets of leeds. greg van avermaet won the final stage from halifax to the city centre. chris lawless in the blue leaders jersey won the overall classification for team ineos, formerly team sky, to mark a good start to life for th

extinction rebellion we can talk to a member of that group ben jones he joins us on the line from sheffield being the u.k. declaring climate change an emergency that must be a big victory for your organisation well yes he did not say the antarctic we've moved from almost no conversation about climate change a few weeks ago ruled the way to getting on an intranet and so you. come around almost complete you up. to town and declare an emergency and yeah it's a great start but that's a very long way to go well that's exactly the next question being in this emotion doesn't compel the government to act it only requires a to make proposal so how big of a step is this really isn't just symbolic. well it's kind of. a very big start. it's. complicated. members of congress. but not yet. very likely they will. find it changed maybe. not. not. this motion also urges the government to take steps to restore the natural environment but we know the climate change is a global issue so how much difference can individual government make the british government is big strides in the mission for example. other co

there's a letter from the sheffield wednesday chairman, bert mcghee, who talks about hillsborough asof important matches. he says it's a stadium that befits such occasions and the large crowds they attract. the next day, mackrell was one of those showing margaret thatcher around hillsborough. the match commander, david duckenfield, was there too. his recent trial ended without a verdict. a retrial is being considered. judith moritz, bbc news. an inquest has been hearing how the youngest victim of the london bridge attack was killed while being helped up by a passer—by, after slipping in high—heeled shoes. 21—year—old sara zelenak was an australian au pair. the court was shown cctv of her shortly before she was killed, alongside a 32—year—old british man, james mcmullan, as he tried to help her to herfeet. eight people died in the attack injune 2017. an investigation into rape allegations against the wikileaks founderjulian assange is being reopened by the authorities in sweden. he has always denied the charges and sought refuge in the ecuadorean embassy in london for seven years, to

also coming up in the programme: we'll be at the crucible theatre in sheffield, where david gilbert hasead overfour—time champion john higgins in the semi—finals. and jofra archer gets his first international wicket as england have got themselves into a hole in their one day international against ireland in malahide. good evening — welcome to the programme. we begin in doha, where caster semenya may have just won her final professional 800 metres. she's hinted she may "walk away" from competition after the court of arbitration sided with athletics‘ governing body to keep strict limitations on testosterone levels in women. it could mean as of next week, the two—time olympic champion would have to take hormone supressing medication if she wants to race. adam wild has more. while the arguments and the acrimony continues to run on, so too for the time being does caster semenya. for how much longer? after the events of recent days, semenya's presence in doha is significant. what happens next, even more so. doha is significant. what happens next, even more so. on wednesday, the double dipping

four children are released from hospital — after two teenagers died in sheffield.olls in the republic of ireland suggest voters have overwhelmingly backed reforms to the country's divorce laws. and in sport — victory over hearts,

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they will appear before sheffield magistrates‘ court tomorrow morning. be carried out on friday but so far no results have been made public. thank you. donald trump has dismissed concerns about recent north korean missile tests during a visit to japan. in a tweet he refered to the missiles as "small weapons". meanwhile, as part of the lavish welcome laid on for the us president by japan‘s prime minister, shinzo abe, mr trump attended the final of a prestigious our tokyo correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes, sent this report. it is a little different from the sort of wrestling mr trump is used to seeing back in the states. japan‘s national sport is steeped in tradition. one is that spectators are not supposed to sit on chairs. but tradition was set aside today as first prime minister shinzo abe came up to award a cup to the grand champion. and then, for the first time ever, a foreign leader was allowed onto the hallowed earth to present an even bigger cup. inside, there was huge excitement about the famous guest. outside, a little less so. translation: i

a woman has appeared in court in sheffield charged with murdering two of her children.old tristan barrass. she appeared before magistrates alongside 37—year—old brandon, who also faces two counts of murder. they were remanded in custody and are due to appear at sheffield crown court tomorrow. newcastle united owner mike ashley is in talks to sell the club to dubai—based billionaire sheikh khaled in a deal reported to be worth £350 million. ashley, who bought the club in 2007, put it up for sale in 2017. the us president, donald trump, has been the first foreign leader to meetjapan‘s new emperor. president trump met emperor naruhito and empress masako at the imperial palace in tokyo. it's part of his four—day state visit to japan. today's football news is that aston villa will play in the premier league next season, after a memorable 2—1victory against derby county, in the championship play—off final at wembley. the promotion is worth at least £170 million, and returns the club to the top flight for the first time since relegation in 2016. our correspondent patrick geare

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two people arrested on friday by south yorkshire police will appear at sheffield magistrates‘ court tomorrows joining the tory leadership race — making him the eighth candidate standing to replace theresa may. speaking outside his home this morning, he said good morning. i can confirm that i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. i believe i‘m ready to unite you conservative and unionist party, ready to deliver brexit, and ready to lead this great country. with me is the conservative mp and chair of the justice select committee, bob neill. we have never been so popular with conservative mps here, it is nice to see you. going to run out of coffee out at this rate. who will you be backing for leadership?” out at this rate. who will you be backing for leadership? i will be supporting michael gove, i did last time, precisely for the reason that michael set up, he has a record of delivering. the new prime minister must be somebody that must result brexit but must also deliver on the domestic agenda. i worked with michael before, i seen him at education, i seen him a

there are great ones, on breakfast telly we had a sheffield —based company, they will charge more but come close to death on your travels? i've had a few close shaves, near death experiences, perhaps you should read about it in my book. here we go! i do not think it is appropriate for me to talk about. it is the death zone on everest a nd about. it is the death zone on everest and people can only survive for a matter of hours, a helicopter cannot get there, they can only go to 6500 metres. no rescue teams. you have to go and be prepared to look after yourself. it is worth getting after yourself. it is worth getting a lot of experience before attempting evidence and sadly lot stone. guides and local sherpas, they hope they will look after them. you have to be resilient and experienced in yourself, really. absolutely and even the most experienced can come a cropper, as we often see. fascinating talking to you. last year, one of the world's most experienced climbers from switzerland was killed. have a good weekend. rules that allow homeowners in england to build extensions without planni

four children who were rescued from a house in sheffield yesterday — have been released from hospitaltwo boys, aged 13 and 1a, died in the incident. president trump arrives injapan for the start of a historic four—day state visit. universities in england are told not to ‘scaremonger‘ over finances as a review is expected to call for them to reduce their tuition fees by nearly two thousand pounds per year. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with steven wyeth and lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines this evening. celtic make history, beating hearts in the cup final to complete an unprecedented treble treble. warming upforthe world cup with a win — england's women beat denmark 2—nil. steve smith shrugs off the boos to help australia beat england in their world cup warm up. also coming up in the programme. pushed to the limit but lewis hamilton clinches pole for fi's glamour grand prix in monte—carlo. nick tompkins scores a hat—trick to keep alive saracens hopes of a european — premiership double this season. yes, hello there. celtic have maintaine

. 12-5 sheffield resuming this afternoon. 12—5 up against the former champion john higgins. 5—4 downdown but won eight frames in a row. a bit of showboating. first to 18 and play gets back under way at the crucible add 2pm live on bbc two and across the bbc. bath are on the verge of the bbc. bath are on the verge of the european champions cup place after a bonus point win over wasps. three late tries including two from zach mercer helped them to a 29—17 victory. they are a point of seventh place sale with one more round to go. less than 2a hours after losing the morocco open final, jo konta won her first—round match at the madrid open. the british number one pete alison riske, finishing off the american an ace get a straight set win. she will face the reigning french open champion and two time winner in madrid, simona halep, the first seed. the tour do yorkshire finished on the streets of leeds yesterday with a british winner, the final stage from halifax to city centre might have been won by someone centre might have been won by someone else but chris lola is held on to the need for

there's a letter from the sheffield wednesday chairman, bert mcghee, who talks about hillsborough asys it's a stadium that befits such occasions and the large crowds they attract. the next day, mackrell was one of those showing margaret thatcher around hillsborough. the match commander, david duckenfield, was there too. his recent trial ended without a verdict. a retrial is being considered. judith moritz, bbc news. itv has suspended the broadcast of the jeremy kyle show indefinitely after a guest is said to have died shortly after filming. the circumstances around the individuals death are not clear, but the broadcaster said they decided to take this morning's show off air after a participant from the episode died a week after its recording. in a statement, itv said everyone at the show is "shocked and saddened", and that a review is being carried out — "given the seriousness of this event". earlier i spoke to honey langcasterjames, a tv psychologist who has worked as a wellfare officer on reality tv programmes including celebrity big brother and love island. i asked about her views

we will keep you up—to—date with that, any more details that come through from sheffield, we will bringr. hello there. we have still got some warm sunshine around in many places today but over the bank holiday weekend, things are going to turn a more unsettled. that is this cloud here at looming large in the atlantic, that will bring some outbreaks of rain, pretty much to all areas at one time or another. ahead of that though, we are seeing the cloud invading the skies across northern ireland, wales, southwest of england, even through the midlands, towards the southeast. the cloud is bubbling up here and there, so we are going to find less and less sunshine. from this developing cloud, there could be one or two showers as well. sunnier skies, northeast england, and into southern scotland, it feels warm in the sunshine here, still quite cloudy across northern scotland, although most places are dry. high temperatures in the southeast of england, 22—23d. a few showers as we head towards the end of the day across southern england, those will move away. a few will linger near some of those e

a man and a woman who were arrested at a house in sheffield on friday, have been charged.e city tomorrow. two teenagers died in an incident at the house in the shire green area of the city. our correspondent phil bodmer is in leeds. phil, remind us what happened here. well, emergency services were called toa semi well, emergency services were called to a semi detached house at 7.30 on friday morning over concerns about safety. what happened was that six children were taken to hospital, including a seven—month—old baby. two teenage boys later died in hospital yesterday. police told us that the four other children had been discharged from hospital. at the time, neighbours reported seeing dozens the time, neighbours reported seeing d oze ns of the time, neighbours reported seeing dozens of emergency service vehicles, including police and ambulances on the streets, indeed an airambulance was ambulances on the streets, indeed an air ambulance was brought in and landed on a school playing field as well. on friday, two people, as you mentioned, a 37—year—old man and a 34—year—old

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they were remanded in custody and are due to appear at sheffield crown court tomorrow.rby county in the championship play—off final at wembley. the promotion is worth at least £170 million and returns the club to the top flight for the first time since relegation in 2016. 0ur correspondent patrick gearey was watching. roll up, roll up, for wembley‘s big bank holiday giveaway. 0ne lucky winner of derby county and aston villa gets a trip to the premier league, and football's biggestjackpot. win this and you scoop £170 million over three years. if you stay up for one season, that becomes 300 million. it makes the 6.6 million going to next weekend's champions league winners look like peanuts. so, who wants to be a multi—multimillionaire? well, for most of the first half, it was 50—50. villa buzzed first, on the brink of the break. anwar el ghazi the scorer — as it turned out, with his shoulder. it's where they end up that counts. now derby's frank lampard, who won almost everything as a player, faced his biggest half as a manager. but from the sidelines, there's only so muc

we're into the semi finals of the world snooker championships in sheffield and favourite judd trump ision against qualifier gary wilson. wilson showed his intent by knocking in break of 140 to go two one up. but trump who reached the final in 2011 fought back to level it. they resume at 2.30 tomorrow afternoon. david gilbert has opened up a five three lead overjohn higgins in the other semi final. gilbert trailed three two at one stage, but hit back and was on course for a maximum one four seven break in the sixth frame. he potted all 15 reds, but missed the last black before the colours. what would you give up for a baseball? an la dodgers fan dropped a portion of french fries while trying to catch a foul ball in wednesday's two one defeat to the san francisco before losing a slice of pizza in the same manner moments later. suffered a tumble in the process. but he's not so lucky second time around. i don't know what he would be more frustrated about. the food or the clip going worldwide. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead