come and hayter simon yates has done it, he is the world champion!r, yates has proven himself as a racer. yates has seen how cruel the grand tours have been. for two weeks in may he ruled the roads of italy but it slipped away in the final days. he ended up more than half an hour behind the winner. heartbreak that made today's procession even sweeter. since 2014, simon and adam have raced with australian —based michelton—scott, a tea m australian —based michelton—scott, a team that has encouraged the twins to work together. their telepathy has got them through the mountains and into the metropolis. yates would never be challenged on the ride into the capital and once the sprinters we re the capital and once the sprinters were clear, so the marathon men could celebrate. the victory earned in three weeks, earned over a lifetime, and simon] won yates joins a list of britons that once seemed impossible. lewis hamilton has won the singpore grand prix for the fourth time but described it as the "longest race" of his life. the mercedes driver continues to i

but simon never wavered. instead, he kept coming to his mother and asking what he needed to do to make sure he did not become a girl. tell me what to do to make sure this doesn't happen. she explains it was that that made me see how much this meant to him. while simon accepted hillary's explanation that only grown-ups get to transition, she knew she was lying by saying that it wasn't available to him. by that point, i knew about hormone blockers, so i didn't understand why i was trying to put them off. i mean, obviously i was probably trying to put them off for my own comfort. when hillary realized it was she and not simon who was not ready for his transition, she got out of the way. after all, she explained, the amount of trust he was placing in me made it more heartbreaking to realize that i might be leading him astray. hillary quickly became convinced that it was time for simon to transition. she explained to her husband, here maybe he is just a boy even though they are using female pronouns. if we say he'

he was there with simon on the three final big mountain stages, and he was there again today.and deep into the finale of the race before simon obviously went on the attack once again. the premier league has returned after the international break and liverpool have maintained their perfect start to the season with a 2—1 victory at tottenham in the day's early game. klopp‘s men made it five wins out of five for the first time since the 1990/91 season. patrick gearey watched the action. wimbley may be london's most famous rented home but tenants tottenham and hoped to move out by now. this was supposed to be the first game at their new ground before it was delayed. liverpool came closer to a grand opening. by 44 seconds they thought they scored, by 45 they realised they had not. 0ffside, sadio mane judged to be interfering. something the spurs defence would have wanted to be doing more of here. wijnaldum pounced, saved, but he got there too late ‘s watch and i told him goal and with technology there is no argument. tottenham remained uncertain. at the start of the second half sad

and simon yates has done it, he is the world champion.a racer. a world champion on the track before turning 21. but this poor‘s in during icons are born in grand tours, and yates has seen how cruel they can be. for two weeks in may he ruled the roads of italy but the girard italia slipped away in the final days. he ended up more than half an hour behind the winner. heartbreak that made today's procession even sweeter. since 2014, simon and adam have released with michelson scott, a team that encourage the twins to work together. their telepathy has got them through the mountains and into them through the mountains and into the metropolis. yates would never be challenged on the ride into the capital and once the sprinters were clear, so the marathon men could celebrate. until six years ago, britain had watched more than 200 grand tours go by without a winner, but the list that one scene is impossible now has its newest member —— seemed impossible. britain's lewis hamilton cruised to victory in the singapore grand prix to strengthen his hol

and from cologne is my colleague simon young welcome to you both so simon would like to begin with you clearly a controversial visit and supporters and critics of. gathering in cologne today what's the security situation there like. it's been pretty tense here today. the police are very concerned that there shouldn't be any breaches of security there's a huge cordon around this mosque building that i hope you can see just behind me near here protesters or should i say just supporters of president at one have turned out in their hundreds to show their appreciation for the man that many of them refer to as our president after all many of them hold both german and turkish citizenship and many have come from cities around germany to be here and do that or a bit disappointed they haven't been allowed to demonstrate directly in front of the mosque but that is for security reasons and there are other demonstrations against president being held across cologne the biggest one several kilometers from here on the other side of the river rhine where three or four thousand people i believe many of

simon yates extends his lead at the vuelta a espana.s after the international break — but which man united player has been praising jose mourinho‘s management style? super 8's number is up — as rugby league clubs vote to scrap the system from next season. and the nba's highest paid player steph curry has words of support for serena williams there are issues that serena wanted to deal with than those conversations will keep going because of how she took the stand. hello and welcome to sportsday. well, what a year we've had for british cycling. first it was chris froome‘s extraordinary victory in the giro d'italia injune. then the drama of the tour de france as geraint thomas claimed the title in paris. and could we be about to see the third british winner of a grand tour in 2018? simon yates has extended his lead in the vuelta a espana after finishing second on stage 19. putting him on the verge of victory. asjoe lynskey reports. will hills signed in spain, the vuelta destination would come down to the neighbours. stage 19 right thing to

in simon yates, this sport has entered unique territory. in one year, three men representing one country are set to win all the grand tours. yates nowjoins chris froome and geraint thomas as one of cycling's superstars. he all but sealed this vuelta title in his new home. the man from bury lives and trains in the hills of andorra. with his twin brother adam, he's learned to master these mountains. his job on stage 20 — to protect his overall lead. but yates's approach has been to attack. soon, his nearest challenger couldn't keep up. commentator: valverde looks a spent force.

simon french, thank you.n the business week with our business editor simonjack, who'll give us the latest update on brexit. you're with business live from bbc news. almost half the people who bought a leasehold house in the past decade had no idea what they were getting into, according to a new study. some home—buyers faced high fees and charges and many felt they were mis—sold according to the research by national association of estate agents. kate faulkner is the managing director of real estate consultancy firm designs on property. what kinds of problems people facing, the main issue? they were sold houses that were freehold under a leasehold contract and some of those terms and conditions were pretty owner is. for example, ground rents, of which the averages maybe several hundred pounds, they could double every ten years, meaning in some years' time they could be paying tens of thousands of pounds. and actually, even worse than that, if they wanted to change their blind or add if they wanted to change the

simon yates has done the same thing.ere are three or four and other good riders coming up. good news for british cycling however you look at it full of thank you. there‘s been a big development today for women‘s rugby in england, with the rfu re—introducing contracts for the 15—a—side team... it‘ll make players in the squad fully professional. contracts were controversially not renewed after the 2017 world cup, with the rfu choosing to spend their money on the sevens format of the game. that stance has now changed. i spoke to former international maggie alphonsi and asked her how this will change the women‘s game... the big change will bring to us is that it will rise the level of, the standards of english women‘s rugby. we have been waiting for this for quite awhile. prior to world cup in 2017, the rfu announced professional contracts. those were taken away and the investment was put into the domestic game. that was great because we have a bigger talent pool because we have a bigger talent pool. but now the focus really

what's your favorite paul simon song?> sound of silence. >> reporter: and, of course -- >> and he and julio down by the -- me and julio down by the schoolyard. >> reporter: and simon thanked fans reminding them that this is not the end saying that he is open to the occasional performance in the future. in flushing meadows queens, reena roy. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> dozens of lives were lost to hurricane florence, and billions will be spent over the years to try to rebuild the east coast. it's a new normal in the era of super-storms. but this dutchman, from a city below sea level, says there's a solution for america-- invest and innovate, or pay later. >> there's a national flood insurance program that is going bankrupt. you pay disaster bills every year. and the rebuilding, it's costing a lot of money. it's wasted. >> you think google's a monopoly? >> oh, yes, of course google's a monopoly. in fact, they are a monopoly in several markets. they're

simon macauley is absurd the pandas stories he can't get enough of them. —— simon macauley is obsessedr the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, nigel and jo. next, it's the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. hello, mark. hey. what have you been watching? a very interesting week. we have crazy rich asians, which, as you know, is proving to be a huge international hit. we have the rider, a very melancholic and very touching tale of rodeo. and lucky in one of harry dean sta nton's last roles. yeah, this is quite a week. what did you think of crazy rich asians? 50, adapted from the novel from kevin kwan, which i confess i haven't read. no, likewise. so, constance wu is rachel chu, she's a chinese—american economics professor at nyu, who is dating a guy called nick, who she do

and simon yates wins the vuelta, which makes it three grand tours for british cyclists this year.ing. theresa may has insisted her chequers proposals are a workable plan for brexit, saying she gets irritated when the debate focuses on her leadership rather than the future of the country. the prime minister made the comments in a bbc interview to mark six months to go till we leave the eu. this morning, the environment secretary michael gove said the chequers plan for brexit was the right one "for now" — but could be altered by a future prime minister. our political correspondent chris mason reports. thank you. on-hold music plays the brexit negotiations as you've never seen them before. hello, jean—claude. the prime minister talking to the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker. panorama given a glimpse of the behind—the—scenes arm—twisting going on at a crucial stage. yes, i realise it's been a busy period for you... then, perhaps inevitably, this happened. some of her mps want her to ditch her brexit plan, others want to ditch her. this is where i get a little

. >> oh, simon. simon's speech for carrie underwood.hat brought to star to tears. >> it was very surreal. >>> his epic first man space opportunities. just how scary did it get? >>> and why kevin hart and wild animals don't mix. >> oh! >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> carrie underwood, adam levine, kelly clarkson. we are with the stars making headlines today. let's begin with meghan markle, because she just hosted her first palace party. >> yeah, meghan is palace official, isn't she? i love he brought her mama. it's the first time we have seen her in the uk since the wedding. >> they seem to have such a good relationship. every was -- how should i put it? expecting. >> here we go. >> working on this project for the past nine months has been a tremendous labor of love. >> and with those words, nine months and labor of love, we can't help but meghan was fully aware of the rumors that popped up when she wore this blue dress. the twitter sphere was full of humor. >> it's the duchess's first engagement, to launch a cook book. she stoo

dr simon arch kosky is a graduate. he is now in charge of the intensive care unit at hamilton general hospital she's doing so well actually this is doing great. we're going to get you up and moving around a bit ok we're going to be careful with that lady governing the surgery but it's good for you to get out and serving. care taker come back come back you know. nine years ago he saw his first patient as a young medical student. who was absolutely terrified you're going to walk in the room with her as can be like you're not a real physician you don't belong here you're not good enough and i distinctly remember seeing the patient talking the patient come into the room and then realize . and that was probably the truth i didn't know anything and you look at anyone at the end of their med school residency training you look at them after and you look at them before they're different people they're fundamentally different. no simon is responsible for the most vulnerable patients in the hospital. the things that go into makin

simon gates who has all but one the vuelta a espa a. this. the achievement of simon yates. how impressive are they, patrick? incredibly impressive. he finished top in the doors before, but for him top in the doors before, but for him to dominate this race in the way he has, and also dominate, when he famously collapsed iran does later on isa famously collapsed iran does later on is a massive step forward in his career. “— on is a massive step forward in his career. —— when he famously collapsed later on. he was leading the race incredibly and into the final two days the mountain stages, he went on the attack on both of them and as the overall leader that first leg of the race you don't need to be that, you kind of defend, but he isa to be that, you kind of defend, but he is a really exciting rider to watch. he's not afraid to go on the attack. he's not a conservative writer at all, and i think it was to see the red jersey going it was a really historic display from him. he does not ride for team sky unlike the other grantor winners, doe

young simon good morning how could this have gone on for so long undetected brown there are many aunts as to that first of all if i may just one statistic this study found that in almost two thirds of cases of abuse by priests that were investigated by the state just as authorities the charges were dropped so that's a very high proportion the question is why well a lot of people say that the real problem here is the hierarchical structure of the catholic church that means that priests have a lot of power and often members of the catholic church have been reluctant to challenge them and a significant number of those are keys to this study has also found were people who held office senior positions within the church another point is that in many of these cases there's little real evidence it's one person's word against another and the study is also found that in many cases documents relating to these cases have disappeared perhaps they've been destroyed by the perpetrators themselves or other people keen to protect the reputation of the church so while there have been prosecutions probab

mother said simon, while in india take care to keep off the salads. i always had at least three projects going in different stages so i try to have one book that i'm kind of wrapping up in and copy editing mode or promoting mode. it's just come out. and then one book i'm actually actively writing or researching. usually two or three ideas that are like planes on an approach. you're not totally sure what they are. what you have some sense a that you can write a book about this general topic. there is an efficiency reason to do that.ec once you send off that first manuscript. you get all of these collisions between the projects. something in that research can do brings brings over and puts in work. i was researching and beginning to write it as i was beginning to write it. of someone making a choice. i began to realize it's really good. as a trick in this book. to walk the reader through what was confronting this character at that particular moment in the middle of the indian ocean trying to decide whether to go after this ship into take the reader thro

my simon yates could com plete geraint thomas. my simon yates could complete the set.fferent winners of cycling's three—week marathons and this would be a year to cherish. yates's job on and this would be a year to cherish. yates'sjob on stage 18 and this would be a year to cherish. yates's job on stage 18 was to stay in touch. the route was too fat to be decisive. instead, the fun and the race to win the stage and is two riders who broke clear from the start knowing the sprinters were coming. as it swung into town, they held off the charge, behind and belgium's rider getting the first win of his career. two more days coming up when the mountains will be backin coming up when the mountains will be back in play. for yates and british ports, historic victory is now on the horizon. what a year it could be! yates holds onto his 25 second lead in the general classification with two more competitive stages left before we reach madrid on sunday. yates's nearest challenge is from kayden urmston—bancroft, of spain, 25 seconds behind. still to come... we meet the premier league

simon yates has never got the call up simon yates has never got the call upi simon yates has never gote? they did try to sign him back in 2013, 201a and he races with his twin brother adam. team sky didn't wa nt to twin brother adam. team sky didn't want to sign adam, theyjust wanted simon. both of them in the end went to mitchelton—scott. i would be surprised if he moved. i think mitchelton—scott are building a team around the brothers and they are probably going to stay where they are for the moment. team sky acronym and —— at the minute have an embarrassment of riches with several young riders coming through. i would expect neither team sky to want to sign him paolo simion want to move. you mentioned his brother who has been such a huge difference throughout this race. and actually had a disappointing year himself. he went to the tour de france, the leader of mitchelton—scott and had quite an good race. he has then been that key to his brother simon and i am sure there will be a certain amount of reading about it about the eighth christmas dinner table. —— v8 is -- eighth christmas

simon is at the front door. simon's at the front door! hello, simon.functionality does require a subscription. it can then recognise faces as well as unlock live video recordings, which can be available up to five days after they were captured. you can also pretend to be in when you're out. or, of course, vice—versa. they do say there's safety in numbers, though, so maybe you'd like some company. if you were starting to think your home virtual assistant was a little bit low—tech, then maybe it's because you've been waiting for a home robot. now here you can do video calls hands—free. it also has the other functions that you'd expect from a virtual assistant. ijust need to introduce myself. there we go. it knows who i am. so come with me. slightly unnerving. great. i think my phone just needs a bit more power. put that there. i think actually, sadi, you look a bit thirsty. i will pass you a drink. no need to move. hey, temi, go to the sofa. i am on my way to the sofa. brilliant, thanks. it recognised "go to the sofa," it's just not done it. hey, temi, g

right in this political correspondent simon young thank you. we now want to put the spotlight on a few people who have been working to make the world better each year every year the right right livelihood award also known as the alternative nobel prize honors people and organizations offering smart solutions to root causes of global problems this is honoree award goes to two anti corruption activists from latin america donna and i have been. they've been honored for exposing abuse of power and prosecuting corruption in guatemala three imprisoned saudi arabian rights activists are also among the laureates. it mohamad. valid carry on out for the efforts to reform the taliban political system in saudi arabia they're all currently in jail for a friend says that include disobeying the ruler and harming the reputation of the state by communicating with international organizations. far more from book enough to receive the award for turning barren land into forest and demonstrating how farmers can regenerate this soil using local knowledge he's known a

i'm joined now from cologne by our colleague simon young simon this is a controversial visit and supporters and critics of recha type everyone gathering there in cologne how's the security situation there as a tense. weather situation right. where i'm standing which is just a few hundred yards from the mosque which is going to be opened later on by a president added one. quite tense i should say just in the last few minutes the atmosphere right here has of boiled over a little bit behind me you can see a demonstration by several hundred supporters of president added one they had to show solidarity with him but so we just saw a little battle of the banners when somebody in the street behind hung out a sign saying and the one not welcomed and there was a sort of tussle between a different band as the not welcome sign was eventually withdrawn and a huge cheer went up here it's a noisy crowd but it essentially peaceful right here the anti heir to one demonstrates is are demonstrating far away several kilometers in fact on the other side of the river rhine and there's a much larger demonstration

nejra: simon french stays with us. want to recap headlines we have from the chemicals company clariont, naming a ceo from october 16. that is one of the main headlines to come through. deal completion is expected toward the end of 2019 to make a consideration, yet to set a valuation, though. up next, kim jong-un and moon jae-in meet in pyongyang today. what is on the table for south korea and the u.s.? ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." it is 6:30 a.m. in london. .able unchanged on a 131 handle let's check on the markets with annmarie hordern. >> it looks like starting september 24, china is getting hit with a fresh tariff from the united states. . of -- $200 worth billion worth chinese imports. , manye stocks are higher say this is priced into the market. they have been fluctuating. japan of 1.5%. the topics on for its best day since march. -- kospibe higher higher as the president meets with kim jong-un. it looks like futures in london and new york are set for a weaker open. talk abouti want to hedge agai

simon is at the front door. simon's at the front door! hello, simon. come and get you. full functionality does require a subscription. it can then recognise faces as well as unlock live video recordings, which can be available up to five days after they were captured. you can also pretend to be in when you're out. or, of course, vice—versa. they do say there's safety in numbers, though, so maybe you'd like some company. if you were starting to think your home virtual assistant was a little bit low—tech, then maybe it's because you've been waiting for a home robot. now here you can do video calls hands—free. it also has the other functions that you'd expect through facial recognition and identifying your shape, it can also identify you and follow you around. ijust need to introduce myself. there we go. it knows who i am. so come with me. slightly unnerving. great. i think my phone just needs a bit more power. i think actually, sadi, you look a bit too thirsty. i will pass you a drink. no need to move. they, temi, go to the sofa. brilliant, thanks. it re

all right simon just remind our viewers that the pictures we're looking at now a live from outside theosque where president out of one is currently doing delivering his speech in front of his supporters simon we can definitely hear the protesters behind you can you tell us however what the significance of this particular mosque is. well i think many people here in germany hope that this mosque would as a german its largest islamic mosque would be a sort of symbol of integration and of dialogue and of understanding between the faiths in the different communities that make up germany these days so far those hopes have not necessarily been realized and that's partly because this is a project run by an organization called d.t.f. one of the main. islamic organizations here in germany that runs about nine hundred . but the problem is many people see it is the. it's run from ankara. a lot of its funding from turkey directly and from the islamic. storage is there and many people say that that centrally means that it takes its instructions from president and his government and there have been a

paul simon, he did everythelg.." >> steve: i know. >> jimmy: he did every song you can think of. he did "mother and child reunion." do you know the story behind that?ve >> schinese restaurant? >> jimmy: yes, it is. it was off a chinese restaurant menu. >> sve: on a menu, right? >> jimmy: it was a chicken and egg dish.it >> steveaid, "mother and child reunion." and you, "oh." >> jimmy: yeah, "mother and child reunion." [ laughter ] yeah, that's true. >> steve: i'll guess he did "mm-bop." >> questlove: still crazy. >> jimmy: he didn't do "mm-bop." he didn't a hanson song. , laughter ] >> steve: you saake a a guess." >> jimmy: he did "still crazy." but, no, that was -- i got a a little sad there too. but, no. simon -- i think it was simon and garfunkel. >> steve: "bridge over troubled water." >> questlove: "bridge of over troubled water." >> jimmy: no, think sadder. think sadder. >> steve: "the b >> jimmy: yeah, no, he did "the boxer." man. >> questlove: sadder than "bridge over --" >> jimmy: "sounds of silence." >> s

young first or a simon thanks very much for. now for some of the other stories making the news today russian opposition leader alexei in a volley has been detained just moments after walking free from jail live ali had been serving a thirty day sentence for organizing and on authorized protest this both woman says he's now accused of violating a different protest law could face another twenty days in prison. u.s. senators are investigating new claims of sexual misconduct against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh a former classmate says he exposed himself to her college party cavanagh is already facing allegations of sexual assault by university professor christine blasi forward he's denied any wrongdoing. pope francis has praised lothians for winning their freedom after enduring decades of occupation at a ceremony with president raymone a yawn as francis said live in new the price of freedom after suffering under nazi and then soviet occupation latvia is the second stop on the pope's visit to the baltics. we want to shine th

simon yates and his brother adam have been selected.irst time since serving a i2—month ban for cocaine use in friday's davis cup tie against uzbekistan. evans has mainly played in lower tier events since making his comeback in april. both chelsea and glasgow city won their opening games of the womens champions league this afternoon. glasgow city beat cypriot side somatio barcelona 2—0 in the first leg of round of 32 tie. english champions chelsea started their campaign with a 5—0 trashing of sarajevo. and us open champion naomi osaka says she thought the crowds were booing her as she stood on stage before accepting her trophy on saturday. the atmosphere inside the arena turned when umpire carlos ramos docked serena williams a game after she'd called him a thief. speaking for the first time since on the ellen degeres show in the united states the 20—year—old said she tried to block the unfolding events out. when you're a little your told to just turn around and try to focus so i try to do that but i heard a lot of people in the cloud mak

something that graduates dr simon. deals with every day. sometimes you have to move from one environment that's very emotional when you have to communicate you know a lot of empathy you have to go directly from that to a resuscitation or you have to go to another family and maybe that news is good news and all of a sudden you're going from a very tragic situation to one that's all a bit happier and more pleasant and you have to be able to make that transition and sometimes i mean to do that within ten minutes i think it's a skill you have to learn how to do it your own needs in your own emotions a little bit on the back burner temporarily while you deal with the issues in front of you. so mcmaster in the medical school were introduced to the clinical environment very early start with him medicine artesian the book learning and the real life learning are sort of taught at the same time with time to get more comfortable with the decision making to get more comfortable with responsiveness and their sponsibility. the ultimate goal of a medical

difficult times regular matt simon this administration has been moving from one crisis to another we just saw one solved yesterday little a couple days ago what's behind this crisis dynamic i think the real problem of this government is that it contains two or three parties who are worried that they are losing time. with voter base and in fact probably have lost touch with much of it you've got the very and conservatives of the c.s.u. . of course faced a very important regional election in just a couple of weeks' time we've seen their lead a horse they hope again and again rattling the cage and trying to voters to the idea that he's an alternative voice particularly on the migration issue so he threatens the government from that side the social democrats for their part emerged from a very bad election result at the general election last year they effectively only join this government to try and you know repair the damage and many within the social democrat party are looking for their opportunity to to put a new offering to the voters so you've got stresses and strains fault lines wit

thank you, simon.on that and what implications it has for social media. that's it from business live today. we'll see you again tomorrow. we have a very windy wednesday today. we have the first named storm of the season, storm ali is moving in. it will bring pretty strong wind, severe gales and travel disruption is likely and there is the potential for damage as well. this is storm ali. you can see the low pressure lines, the isobars close together indicative of strong wind moving in through the morning and into the afternoon. a met office amber warning and into the afternoon. a met office amberwarning in and into the afternoon. a met office amber warning in force, the second—highest warning, so be prepared for destruction and damage. there could be gusts of up to 65—75 mph widely in northern ireland and scotland. 80 in exposed areas. those wind speeds have the potential to cause damage. it's notjust northern areas. we have strong wind across northern england and wales with 50 or 60 mph. even further s

so is the clock ticking for all america let's talk about that with political correspondent simon young good morning simon germany's biggest selling delhi newspaper build site on the saying this morning that asking rather whether on a macro can still govern can she without the support of her own party well there's no doubt this is a huge blow to angela merkel's leadership focus was a man who stood at her side since the beginning of chancellorship and really boasted that we often refer to his role as chief whip that is to say sort of her in force in parliament the man responsible for making sure that her side at least voted the right way either by persuasion or occasionally by sort of gentle application of the thumbscrews and now he's been moved moved aside that we can see clearly can she still govern yes for now i think is the arms of the new man said that he's just as ready to work with her closely as he's pretty says a date but clearly she's going forward she's weakened and she faces a conference of her own cd policy in december now after yesterday's vote it looks rather less likely t

simon hughes continues to win 4-1. simon hughes continues to win —— where the winnersjerzy. on the final section of the longest stage of the race to make, he held on for aggregate second victory. simon yates finished as the favourite, two seconds off the pace and he still has a slim lead byjust one second. andre grice will pick up his second win of this is to britain, the german held his nerve ina sprint britain, the german held his nerve in a sprint finish. italy came second with patrick bevan coming third, he extended his advantage by picking up four than a second. the england rob lee —— in rugby union head coach says danny cipriani still has an international future after the fly half was fined for common assault and resisting arrest last month. he made his first up for his country in a decade over the summer, he was arrested injersey outside a nightclub in a pre—season to. he was fined by his club and given a warning by the rfu. jones said we never close the door on anyone, eve ryo ne never close the door on anyone, everyone makes mistakes. he has realised he has done the

the end is in sight for simon yates. it isa the end is in sight for simon yates.n the last five grand tour is a three in the same year with different writers, no country has ever done that. not only did he survive the climbing to andorra, he increased his lead. it is his for him to lose. as long as nothing goes wrong it should be a celebration. think positive! yates has a lead of one minute 38 seconds over his nearest rival in the overall standings after a dominant finish to stage 19. joe lynskey reports. simon yates wakes up this morning close to home, and close to history. he lives and trains in the hills of andorra. soon the red jersey might belong there. for all the hills climbed in spain, the vuelta a espana's destination would come down to the neighbours. but the welcome here is deceiving. stage 19 last 20 kilometres, would see them right up 1200 feet. stretching out the entire field, everyone is in first gear. but in reds, simon yates face the hilty familiar with. it would make this a title decider played on home turf. —— hills he is. hisjob was to stop the

back to you simon. back to you simon.aves the eu how will brexit affect your wallet? will european holidays become more expensive? our business correspondent emma simpson and personalfinance expert jasmine birtles will be here taking your questions. to take part, upload your questions on any social media site using the hashtag bbcaskthis. that's tomorrow morning at 11.30 you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines. her way or no way: theresa may says mps will have to choose between her approach to brexit and leaving the european union without a deal. the international monetary fund is warning that a "no deal" brexit would lead to a "significantly worse" outlook for the british economy. in the philippines: rescuers are digging through mud to find dozens buried by a landslide that hit as typhoon mangkhut battered the country. and simon yates' win mean great britain have won the last five titles in a row. 28 contracts are available for rugby union. and wayne rooney scored the second coal goal as they drew in the

it's just nuts. >> simon has those zeros in his bank account.. >> garth there, okay. >> coming up -- biebers serenade at kensington palace. >> plus our marvel exclusive. >> now we can be like oh, my god. >> and recognize this star? >> kyle richards back with jamie lee curtis. the halloween reunion we made happen. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere, on every platform, every day. check us out on facebook, twitter and instagram, to see wh ♪ >> that is jamie foxx and kat

simon: i do worry. you look at the progress the italian state has made on nonperforming loads -- loans. but we do need to understand is if they expanded fiscal injection from the time toernment passes through higher growth, let's not business that is an outlook. industrial performance will improve. this is why the details are really important. francine: if you go back to my becauses this markets we hear about italians first, is this making them concerned that he doesn't care about the rules? that he may want to take them out of the euro? that spread is justified because what you worry about from solving his rhetoric that he wouldn't take the high road in terms of setting out a budget plan, going into negotiations saying, look, this is prudent economic management. it brick -- it violates the budget rules in the short-term but we are putting italy on sustainable footing. if he's going to start attacking rating agencies and the commission, that will worry investors. you dismiss the idea of prudent economic

yes, simon. the market is shutting up yes, simon.we provide debt advice and homelessness issues, we have a food bank, we promote credit unions, we have three drop in cafes for people to have somewhere to go and meet other people. have you seen things become worse in this area of the east midlands? a lot worse, yeah. we are seeing cases now, the volume of cases, it is just massive compared to what it was. just a very quick example on debt, what used to be ten, 20 years ago, people would come in and they would have five or six creditors and now it is often into double figures. they east midlands canjust behind double figures. they east midlands can just behind london double figures. they east midlands canjust behind london in terms of the worst region in terms of performance for average median wages. does that surprise you?m does not surprise me. i don‘t think anyone in london knows we exist in the east midlands. i think they have forgotten all about us. it is just that bit you pass through on the m1. it does not surprise me. we had a

it's just nuts. >> simon has those zeros in his bank account.>> garth there, okay. >> coming up -- biebers serenade at kensington palace. >> plus our marvel exclusive. >> now we can be like oh, my god. >> and recognize this star? >> kyle richards back with jamie lee curtis. the halloween reunion we made happen. ♪ welcome to monowi, nebraska, population one. me. i'm mayor, secretary, treasurer. every decision you have to make yourself. four out of five women will become solely responsible for their finances. i like the independence and every woman should have that, you know? i make my decisions, and if they're wrong, i live with them. if they're right, i'm very proud of myself. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere, on every platform, every day. check us out on facebook, twitter and instagram, to see wh ♪ >> that is jamie foxx and katie holmes getting in a work out. they were spotted in atlanta. >> that's our favorite couple who still won't say they're a couple but have b

simon yates crosses ti line provided simon yates crosses the line in one piece, he will be found vuelta, he will be found vuelta a espana champion. the stage isa vuelta a espana champion. the stage is a procession, the hard work has been done, this is merely ceremonial. tradition dictates that the leader is not challenged. he will this evening step onto the podium for his first grand tour win, and following the victory that the giro d'italia for chris froome and geraint thomas on the tour de france, britain will complete a clea n swee p france, britain will complete a clean sweep of the three tours, never clean sweep of the three tours, never have three riders, different riders, from one country done it in the same year. not so long ago great britain had little pedigree on the road, now they are kings of track and road cycling. it is also remarkable for the fact that simon yates blew up at the giro d'italia, allowing chris froome victory. this time there were no such mistakes. supported by his twin brother adam, he has done it. thank you very much. everton have been defeated for the fir

simon gompertz there.xecutive is meeting this lunchtime to decide whether to adopt in full the international definition of anti—semitism. jewish groups, trade union leaders and many labour mps have urged the party to change it's stance, and defuse allegations of anti—semitism that have dogged the party leadership for months now. our political correspondent iain watson reports. these demonstrations outside labour's headquarters today underline just how controversial and emotional the party's position on anti—semitism has become. so, can jeremy corbyn detoxify a row that has raged all summer? he is on his way to a meeting of labour's ruling national executive, which will look again at how the party tackles the issue. jeremy corbyn's deputies says labour should accept all the examples of anti—semitism set out by the international holocaust remembrance alliance. i make no secret of my view that we should have the full definition, the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition to our document. i ha

our football reporter simon stonejoins me now.. simon, what exactly has mourinho said? paul pogba that he is not going to be captain again. i would just like to stress pogba is not the captain of manchester united, that is antonio valencia. however, valencia does miss a lot of games and when he misses, pogba stands in. he has done this season and that is what we expected to continue. the backdrop to this is a disappointing draw against wolves on saturday, when mourinho felt that pogba was at fault for walls doar wolves equaliser. and in an interview that pogba gave afterwards where he appeared to criticise united's tactics and say it was in united's dna to attack more than they were doing, and when he was asked to was responsible for that, he said you need to ask the manager, so that is the backdrop to a decision today. where does this leave pogba now?m is interesting because barcelona wa nted is interesting because barcelona wanted to sign him in the summer, that didn't happen, manchester united made it clear they we re manchester united made it clear they were not int

he's like, "simon rex up in this piece!" and then did he something else.night man. heidi klum is here, jiy fallon simon rex is here." [ laughter ] "manifest," about people being stuck on a plane for five years. or as spirit airline calls it, "the feel-good show of the year." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah, we're, uh -- not gonna take off. so. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what is that? >> steve: just forget it. [ light laughter ] pretend i didn't say anything. [ light laughter ] now we're going to land, but it's five years later. so, uh -- >> jimmy: what's that? i can't -- >> steve: sit back and relax and please take all your belongings with you. thank you for being on spirit airlines -- >> jimmy: is he talking to us? >> steve: -- for five years. [ light laughter ] been on a flight for five -- hold on one second. i'm getting something from the tower. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: aaaand it's five years later. [ laughter ] oh champagne james is on the flight. [ air horn ] >> jimmy: uh -- the wife and i reaar [ laughter ]hone on. >> steve: i'm re

then simon's response. we have jesus and uncle tom. we have the double in this simon. he responds, "you'll learn a pretty smart chance of things you didn't know before i'm done with you." he took a cow hide and struck tom a heavy blow across the cheek. tom want with a fellow slave, so simon takes it from him and whips tom. "yes, master," said tom. "i'm willing to work night and day while there is life and breath in me, but this, i can't feel right. and master, i shall never do it, never." this is what he says. so the book closes with the brutal murder of this overseer, a guy named uncle tom. do you guys think this is a powerful tract to convince people that slavery is wrong? how do you suppose southerners responded to this? >> they were mad. definitely mad because first of all, they're inspiring other slaves to start a rebellion. professor harris: could be, yeah. they're angry they're being mischaracterized. if you're as slave, a slave owner in the south, you don't want to be known as someone who brutally murders their slaves, do you? so is this a little exposition may