you'll hear different opinions about lewis hamilton on the streets of stevenage now but, if you worke home. i think it would be really nice for him to inspire the young people. it would be nice for him to come and meet some of the young people so that they can hear his journey from stevenage. and all of the hurdles that he's had to go through, to get to where he is today. six times world champion. do these scenes matter less because we've seen them before? every year, hamilton would argue, they matter more. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise. parts of eastern scotland have seen 30 millimetres of rain in the last 24 30 millimetres of rain in the last 2a are as. it has been relentless, driven by a strong easterly wind. that rain will push through and we can through the evening and overnight. elsewhere, afternoon showers will die back towards the coast overnight. we keep some cloud around so temperatures sitting at around so temperatures sitting at around 7 degrees first thing tomorrow. as we go into tomorrow, we will see a change, or should i say feel a

from stevenage and all the hurdles that he's had to go through, to get where he is today.ilton was ready for a rest. i'm getting old! ijust want to go and put my feet up and chill and watch a movie. lewis hamilton's racing story may well feature more world titles. and then there will be more to life. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. thank you and good afternoon. many of us had a lot of wind and rain over the weekend. it started on a pretty darn node for some of us today, there is more rain on the forecast for the next few days. not all the time, at times there will be some outbreaks of rain, i think the main thing you will notice this week as things

sampson, who's now caretaker boss of stevenage, had been subject to an fa investigation since septembermer coach at the league two club. mount maunganui is hosting its first test match today as new zealand and england begin their two test series at the bay oval. england won the toss and elected to bat first — something that doesn't happen too often in new zealand. about 35 minutes gone and england are currently 19—0. dom sibley of wawrickshire is making his test debut. hit his first ball for four too. he's opening alongside rory burns. sam curren preferred to chris woakes too. he's opening alongside rory burns. sam curren preferred to chris woakes too. and you can listen to ball—by—ball commentary through the night with the test match special gang on bbc radio 5 live sports extra and via the bbc sport website and app. tennis, now and great britain have beaten the netherlands 2—1 in their davis cup tie. andy murray kicked off the campaign with a win in the singles — which he said he didn't even deserve! . .. jim lumsden reports. britain would need to win for five consecutive days if they

sampson, who's now caretaker boss of stevenage, had been subject to an fa investigation since september former coach at the league two club. and sam karen has been picked for england's test against new zealand. pochettino out, mourinho n. what can we say that the fans, they filling? we both found out. i have been joined by a member of the board of totte n ha m joined by a member of the board of tottenham hotspur supporters trust. we issued two statements, one yesterday expressing shock and regret, and sadness about the departure of pochettino and his team. we have great gratitude for all they have achieved. today, the statement was saying that, given what has happened, we are glad that the board has moved quickly, that we are not going to drift to the end of the season. really, we need more transparency... supporters of tottenham will want to know, how is this marriage want to work? does moreno really understand the dna of the club and are reassured that the dna will stay the same the one that has been built on legends of attacking play. it is not necessarily what we think of when we th

dover have a trip to stevenage or peterborough. visit a league one team in either tranmere or wycombe. the full draw is on the bbc sport website. great britain's hollie arnold has retained herjavelin title at the world para athletics championships in dubai. that has laid down a marker for next year's paralympics in tokyo, where she'll also be the defending champion. she threw a personal best as she made it four world titles in a row in her class. i don't mean to cry, but... yeah, it means so much to be able to, like, have that fourth tie up, and be here at the same time. so yeah, i'm really happy. and there was more gold for great britain, thanks tojonathan broom—edwards, who took the t64 high jump title, winning it with his final jump, of 2.02 metres. double paralympic champion kadeena cox admitted she was still struggling with an eating disorder, after winning a silver medal in dubai. cox was beaten into second place in the aoo—metres — she's been very open in the past about her mental health issues and she said she was in a "tri

from stevenage and all the hurdles that he's had to go through, to get where he is today. formula 1 still presents its champions as champagne drenched showmen. well, last night, hamilton was ready for a rest. i'm getting old! ijust want to go and put my feet up and chill and watch a movie. lewis hamilton's racing story may well feature more world titles. and then there will be more to life. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. thank you and good afternoon. many of us had a lot of wind and rain over the weekend. it started on a pretty darn node for some of us today, there is more rain on the forecast for the next few days. not all the time, at times there will be some outbreaks of rain, i think the main thing you will notice this week as things are going to turn colder. low pressure in charge at the moment, you can see low pressure in charge at the moment, you can see areas low pressure in charge at the moment, you can see areas of cloud spiralling around it, those lumps of cloud bringing showers or longer spells of rain, as you can see from the radar picture th

says, i was rushed to hospital on blue light with suspected meningitis and wheeled into hospital in stevenageer eight hours and was not seen by a doctor until around 730 the next day. thankfully, i did not have meningitis. it was very scary being left sitting on a hard chair not knowing what was wrong. another person says, i spent over five hours in a&e injanuary and was in the midst of a mental health crisis. i was left on my own for five hours while waiting to see the on—call psychiatrist. i have neverfelt so lonely and unsafe. this is unacceptable and something needs to change. michaela got in touch on e—mail. the nhs staff and a&e are underfunded and i have all respect for the nhs. the government needs to stop cutting the funds. share your experiences with us this morning of a&e departments across the country and we will try to bring you a better picture on that throughout the course of the morning. when you're throwing away recycleable plastic waste in this country like this, you are assuming it will get recycled, yes? well, think again. plastic waste generated by the west is often sent

i had a long meeting with a group of start—up businesses in stevenage and one of the questions came wasrotection of biodiversity. i thought it was an excellent question, albeit i was slightly surprised to hear it in that forum but i was delighted to hear it and that's the kind of forum i think fortu nately we fortunately we have lived on a bit from 14 but we have a long way to go. thank you for the question on diversity and racism in our society. racism is a scourge and an evil for all of us in our lives. it is an evil within our society in any form. i have spent my life opposing racism in anyform i have spent my life opposing racism in any form be it done by the far right or the random attacks on individuals. or i guess a man who was murdered outside my house because he happened to be a muslim and there happen to be a racist person driving by who thought it was located into a crowd of religious people. the same as people who attack synagogues or vandalise. .. racism does not have a place in civilised society. we will support and continue to fund protection for all places of worship and

and jenson button, who won it in 2009, sent his congratulations to the boy from stevenage.lton from outside the sport, too. here is the message from german tennis legend boris becker, fellow countryman of the man whose record hamilton is chasing. we will be speaking to british racing driverjason plato shortly, after 7:30am this morning. the other little challenges michael schumacher did five on the trot, didn't he? so he is probably chasing that as well. i think it is all about the numbers, about the record books. does he look like a man who is going to stop? no. even though he looks cool as a cucumber, i think you feel that pressure which he puts himself. health service leaders in england have warned parties against using the nhs as a political weapon in the run—up to the election, and said there are signs this is already happening. nhs providers, which represents hospitals and other health trusts, says there is a danger the public will be let down by unrealistic promises made in the heat of the campaign. our health editor hugh pym reports. nhs providers says hospitals and