thank you, sir. >> stokes' first challenge will be getting situated.lace to stay for the night. >> there was one bar of energy on the cell phone when i was taken into custody. and i'm hoping there's enough juice on there to look up a couple of phone numbers, possibly get a ride tonight. nothing like the smell of a t-shirt coming out of the warehouse four months later, you know? >> how's it smelling? >> phenomenal. like freedom. i was toying with the idea of asking the deputy to let me keep the boots. but they're tight on finances here at the county right now. so -- thank you, sir. >> yes, sir, thank you. freedom. as i was sitting there in the release area, i thought to myself, that was the first time i had been alone in four months. four months you've got somebody around you within a five-foot space. >> all right. take that green slip up to the cashier. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, sir. that's all i got in the world, but it's something. thank you, sir. one more lock away. thank you, gentlemen. >> for the first time since he was taken into custody f

the world will worry about ben stokes, england's reassuringly expensive superstar.

stokes had missed the last two matches with a shoulder injury but has been leading his side chase ofot out...good news for england with he's 82 not out...good news for england with the champions trophy a month away. earlier in the ipl, stokes' england team matejos buttler struck a quickfire 33 as his side mumbai indians beat royal challengers bangalore to go top of the table. while back on these shores, england captainjoe root could only make 21 for yorkshire in the roses match against lancashire. yorkshire won easily, though — with england spinner adil rashid taking two wickets and the winning catch. former world champion tyson fury is currently without a boxing licence. he has indicated that he would like to fightjoshua. there could also be a rematch with klitschko or you —— a reunification fight. i want to start planning how i am going to improve. in my next fight is, people are going to be watching. cool, i have done my learning now. they can't keep saying, he is still learning. i have got to get better. so i will go back to the gym and find out where my weaknesses are and just i

tough game stoke but so far so good.h fernando llorente, vital three points for swansea. huge gold fourth fernando llorente, vital three points for swanseam will have huge consequences for the relegation battle. you can see how happy paul clement is. four points clear of relegation at the moment which means hull effectively have to beat restored palace tomorrow to stay in it. if they draw, goal difference is against them so they have two win, i think. swansea deserve this, llorente with the first goal, norton with the second. sunderland were abysmal and swansea did what they had to. you cannot say enough about the job paul clement has done. when he took over they we re has done. when he took over they were two points behind sunderland. we did a great effort in here today and we will watch the game tomorrow and see what happens. but the season is not finished, absolutely not. there could still be twists and turns. we did a good job today. we've got a good cushion going into the final week. but we have to be mindful they c

there's one game left today, with arsenal having just kicked off against stoke at the bet365. that's currently goalless after ten minutes. they have the chance to close the gap on liverpool to just one point with a win. manchester city's victory lifts them above liverpool into third for now, liverpool go to west ham united tomorrow, while spurs host manchester united. defeat for leicester means they drop two places to 11th after bournemouth and southampton both won. swansea move four points clear of hull city meaning they will be playing for their premier league status at selhurst park tomorrow and as you can see, crystal palace themselves, still aren't out of it. and speaking of the battle for premier league status, the third remaining promotion spot from the championship is still up for grabs. fulham are playing reading in the first play—off semifinal first leg. they kicked off at 5.30 at craven cottage. no goals yet. the second leg is at

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and, with a month to go until the champions trophy, england's ben stokes returned from injury to hitian premier league. the england all rounder missed the two previous games with a shoulder problem, but came back and beat off cramp to score an unbeaten 103 offjust 61 balls. stokes' innings helped lead his side rising pune supergiant to victory over gujarat lions with one ball to spare. that's all from me, stay with us on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. you can see more you can see more on you can see more on all stories on the bbc news channel. good night. this is bbc news. there might be vital for the economy, carrying millions of people every year to shop, work and study, but both services outside london are in crisis according to campaigners. councillors across england and wales have cut their boss budgets by a third, affecting thousands of routes. it is the young, the less well off than those living in small villages who are suffering the most. our transport correspondent has the report. time is running out for many of our buses. they carry three times more people

england all rounder ben stokes is an injury doubt for the second one day international against southtokes injured his knee in the win in the first one dayer yesterday and was only able to bowl two overs before leaving the field for treatment. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are christopher hope, assistant editor and chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph, and miranda green from the financial times. labour leaderjeremy corbyn will say tomorrow that terror attacks like the one in manchester are linked to britain's involvement in military action abroad. that is in the telegraph. the metro beads on a manchester looked armed police will be patrolling train carriages across the country for the first time after the country for the first time after the terror threat level was raised to critical. they express focuses on the queen's visit to a manchester hospital where many of the young victims of the warming are recovering. the times reports that the attacke

the world will worry about ben stokes, england's reassuringly expensive superstar. packed some of cricket to come. former world number one victoria azarenka says she intends to return to tennis in time to compete at wimbledon. it follows the birth of herfirst compete at wimbledon. it follows the birth of her first child. the two—time grand slam champion revealed news of her pregnancy last summer, her son leo was born in december. six medals for british swimmers made rio 2016 gb's six medals for british swimmers made rio 2016 gb‘s most successful olympics in the pool for 108 years. come the next games they will look to beat that and to boost their bid olympic champion adam peaty and his team—mates have been competing in tokyo for the first time over the last few days. they won 19 medals at the japan open last few days. they won 19 medals at thejapan open and last few days. they won 19 medals at the japan open and bbc olympic reporter nick hope has been there for us. his report contains some flash photography. voiceover: tokyo isa flash photography. voiceover: tokyo i

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford.ervices were called just after 4:30 in the morning. foui’ women and a man travelling in the car — a nissan micra — were killed, while another man in his 40s was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we are still in the very early stages of the investigation. it appears that it was quite a catastrophic collision between the lorry and a car, so it was a very challenging scene. the lorry driver, who is from the west midlands, is being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. happened, when it was early in the morning, traffic would have been relatively light and driving conditions were apparently good. police are still trying to trace the victims‘ next of kin, and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. liz copper, bbc news, stafford. the high street giant marks and spencer has seen its profits plummet in the last year. they dropped by 64% to £176 million. the retailer said the cost of overhauling the business, a decline in clothing sales, and the costs o

there were also wins for manchester united, stoke, swansea and west ham.sappointment for arsenal who will be playing in the europa league next season along with manchester united in sixth and everton in seventh. and what a season for bournemouth — finishing ninth. the bottom of the table isn't pretty for those teams involved... we already knew hull, borough and sunderland were down, but they were all thrashed today and apart from swansea and stoke, it was a bad day for all the lower sides. meanwhile video technology looks set to be introduced in the premier league. the chairman richard scudamore has told the bbc there's a "desire" to have it in place for the season after next. there's a view that we were going to text it next year in the and also in the fa cup. because clearly these are decisions you don't take lightly in terms of how it interrupts the game, how it might stop the flow of the game. there was an absolute desire to introduce it. is the premier league going to be first? no. but we will try to be a close second having learned the lessons elsewh

england all rounder ben stokes is an injury doubt for the second one day international against southinjured his knee in the win in the first one—dayer yesterday and was only able to bowl two overs before leaving the field for treatment. he's going to be assessed by england's medical team tonight. justin rose is playing on british soilfor the first time since winning olympic gold in rio last year. he's at wentworth taking part in the pga championship it's only rose's second appearance since losing the masters last month to sergio garcia in a playoff. so far it's been a case of nearly but not quite. rose finished level par for his round. scotland's scott jamieson has a share of the first round lead on five under par. geraint thomas says that having to pull out of the giro d'italia early still "eats away" at him. the welshman withdrew from the race a few days after injuring his shoulder and knee in a crash with a stationary police motorbike on the ninth stage. he had been second overall at the time. the giro was thomas's first chance to lead team sky at a grand tour event, one of cyclin

but fortune can be a fickle friend, in came ben stokes and he was promptly dropped twice in the firstfor the match, but any question over his fitness now was forcibly answered. his worst england is immeasurable. his worth to this innings was 101. south africa are now chasing 331 to win. it was a task they set about with calm assurance, but had they waited a little too long? with quinton de kock and 98, disaster. david miller tried to pick up the pace, but it wasn't enough. south africa, the best side in the world, and england have just beaten them again. in the mall and unassailable 2—0 lead with just one match to play in the series. arsenal asked a 1—0 ahead in the fa cup. more later. goodbye. it has certainly been going on today, i don't mean the weather. some of you saw quite a bit of this sort of thing as a result of the sort of thing as a result of the sort of thing as a result of the sort of thing. the top three in this particularly table, it is a continuation of that sultry thing we have seen of late. but there is one thing you can bet on this time of year, if you get that amou

she moved on to stoke—on—trent, travelling from birmingham to stoke—on—trent, where she came to the screwfixn, low turnout and why she's not going to be debating jeremy corbyn. and with inflation up today, one worker wa nted inflation up today, one worker wanted to know how theresa may and the conservatives were going to be helping with the rising costs of living. the cost of lighting has got high since brexit. i am from a family of seven. what are you going to do to bring the cost of living down? you are right. we are saying inflation has gone up slightly, the impact of what has happened to the currency is partly about that, but there are things we can do. i see too many people paying over the odds for their energy, which is an important fundamental for you if you have family and looking after your family, so doing something on something like that is important, but longer term, it is about actually making sure that we have got the strong economy that can supportjobs. i got the strong economy that can support jobs. i would got the strong economy that can supportjobs. i would like to see high

but the call them losers just stokes the flame and it is disappointing.ost: we will change topics because our first guest is tom coburn. he wants to discuss his effort to give more power to the state by letting

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford. 4:30 in the morning. foui’ women and a man travelling in the car — a nissan micra — were killed, while another man in his 40s was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we are still in the very early stages of the investigation. it appears that it was quite a catastrophic collision between the lorry and a car, so it was a very challenging scene. the lorry driver, who is from the west midlands, is being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the motorway was shut southbound for almost eight hours, leading to lengthy tailbacks. the motorway has now fully reopened, but accident investigators will want to establish exactly how this crash could have happened, when it was early in the morning, traffic would have been relatively light and driving conditions were apparently good. police are still trying to trace the victims' next of kin, and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. liz copper, bbc news, stafford. the high street giant marks and spencer has se

kevin: stoked? >> excited. more than stoked. kevin: thank you for talking to us. these gentleman have come out for the special event. this guy with a lightsaber right here. down the concourse we have chewbacca and r2d2. you can see r2d2 next to the girl. they are taking pictures with the characters. right here the lockheed martin imax theater. they are lining up. like that gentleman they have come from work and home to see the first ever "star wars." now 40 years in pop culture. american pop culture. all taking place here at the air and space museum. tickets for the 7:30 showing are sold out. but all the other events, including the band playing a score for the movie is live in public. michelle: that is worth the trip. thank you. now to this. frightening moments in the sky as a boeing dreamliner windshield shatters. passengers the had to return to miami after being hit by lightning. a passenger snapped the photo of the cracked glass walking past the cockpit. you can see the crack from the jetway. fortunately no injuries. jonathan: that is really scary. talk about w

stokes had missed the last two matches with a shoulder injury but took charge of his side's chase ofely able to run between the wickets towards the end of his innings but had no problem hitting from his crease, reaching his century as pune won the match. back on these shores, england test captainjoe root could only make 21 for yorkshire in the roses match against lancashire. yorkshire won easily though, with england spinner adil rashid taking two wickets and the winning catch. elsewhere durham beat warwickshire. a first great britain lions rugby league tour in more than a decade could take place in 2019. england, scotland, wales and ireland have played as individual nations since 2007 when the lions played a series against new zealand. nigel wood, chair of the rugby league international federation, has told the bbc, there could be a tour to the southern hemisphere scheduled between this year's world cup in australia and the 2021 tournament in england. britain's rachel atherton has claimed a 14th consecutive downhill mountain bike world cup victory by winning the season opening event

stoke were failing to show much ambition and also giving the visitors too much space.tage this time and double their lead. out of ideas the home side turned to their bench to make a difference, peter crouch came on and made a controversial goal. with 20 minutes to go the put them right back in it but on closer inspection the handball meant it should not have stood. arsenal are able to respond, alexis sanchez made it three before lille put it beyond doubt. —— olivia giroud put it beyond doubt. arsenal back in the groove, six wins from their last eight premier league matches. and a look at the top of the table because the pressure is on liverpool. significantly that 3—goal win means they are level on goal difference. they haven't beaten west ham in their last five meetings. arsenal have sunderland at home and then everton on the final day. that is a very tough game. watford at home. sorry, watford. but the on full of bull. we will talk about the bottom of the table now and are crucial when for swansea away at sunderland. llore nte when for swansea away at sunderland. llo

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford. nissan micra — were killed, while another man in his 40s was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we are still in the very early stages of the investigation.

but fortune can be a fickle friend, in came ben stokes and he was promptly dropped twice in the firstmatch, but any question over his fitness now was forcibly answered. his worth to england is immeasurable. his worth to this innings was 101. south africa are now chasing 331 to win. it was a task they set about with calm assurance, but had they waited a little too long? with quinton de kock on 98, disaster. south africa, the best side in the world, and england have just beaten them again. trying to squeeze in as much as we can, so let's have a few different sports. watford have appointed marco silva as their new head coach, barely a8 hours after he resigned as manager of hull. the 39—year—old portuguese took charge of hull injanuary but was unable to prevent relegation to the championship. he now replaces walter mazzarri, becoming the ninth watford boss in five years. england's lee westwood is three shots off the lead going into the final round of the pga championship at wentworth. the australian world number 251 andrew dodt is the surprise man out in front after a four under par round

a spot or two of rain in manchester but not in bournemouth or stoke.nywhere, and most of it is out of the north sea by early sunday. it might stay for a time in the north—east of scotland. but then it is a bright and breezy day with sunny spells and some showers. early next week in the north—west it will be cloudy and breezy with some rain at times, in the south—east it will be sunny and quite warm. this sigwili news. the headlines. president trump has war the sacked fbi director not to speak to the press about their conversations. in a string of twitter messages he suggested there might be tapes of their exchanges. hospitals around england are being affected by what is believed to be a major cyber attack. some have been forced to divert emergencies as organisations in other countries are affected.

giroud scored twice. 0r one 4—1 away at stoke city. 0livier giroud scored twice. elsewhere, bournemouth beat burnley. middlesbrough lost for the eighth time. and there was a message —— massive results of swansea city who moved four points clear of the relegation zone with a 2—0 win at sunderland. rangers have beat hearts 2-1. elsewhere this afternoon, dundee helped their survival chances with a point against ross county — 1—1 the score. motherwell are out of the relegation play—off spot after they won away at hamilton academical. kilmarnock secured their future in the top flight by beating inverness 2—i. and a 1—0 win for stjohnstone over partick confirmed european football for them next season. manchester city kept up their dominance of the women's game winning the fa cup final at wembley in front of a record crowd. they beat birmingham city 4—1. they went unbeaten in winning the league last season, as well as —— as well as winning the continental cup. this was the one trophy they had not won before today. lewis hamilton has taken pole position in the spanish gra

in the with a 4—1 win over stoke.tish premiership, rangers secured a third—place finish, beating hearts. they swap positions in the table and leave hamilton in the relegation play—off place. manchester city's women have completed a domestic travel. jill scott helped them to their lead and continental cup titles. lewis hamilton secured pole for the spanish grand prix by the finest of margins. he was less than a 10th of a second faster than sebastian vettel after the german made a mistake on the final corner. lewis hamilton's teammate is inferred. and nicola adams has won her second professionalfight, nicola adams has won her second professional fight, competing in nicola adams has won her second professionalfight, competing in a hometown, leeds. and that is all the sport. thank you for that. in case you missed it, the winner of this yea r‘s you missed it, the winner of this year's eurovision song contest was portugal. the british entry, a power ballad from luciejones, 1015 out of the 26. and that is it. you can see mor

if we can continue backing up that stoke win, the one against man united, playing well, they are alland most specifically, going into this game. we are playing well, confidence is high, fitness levels are good and the spirit is good as well. when you need to win games, you need to win the next as well. now is like a final to us. on sunday, we will play like a finaland, final to us. on sunday, we will play like a final and, of course next week, it is most important, until now, the players work hard during the week. we don't change nothing. we understand what we need to do different but we keep all together, keep going together and keep the fight for the next game. there's hull city we have to compete against and there's the side of the game and it's similar for them, so who deals with the pressure better will be a big factor. our crowd will be a big help, as long as we don't get nervous. if they get nervous, they will pass that edge over and that could make us a bit more nervous than we want to be, so we all have to deal with the emotion of the game on sunday and we have to try to com

we are talking the game against stoke, watford. ..tford... but both of those games had them performing differently. but they are of course a great side. we are expecting a tough game. that is what you need in this part of the season. it's tottenham's last match at their old white hart lane ground before they move into a brand new stadium the season after next. in the meantime, they'll play their home games at wembley. it's bound to be an emotional occasion when they host manchester united at 4.30 this afternoon. i think that it will be special. it will be special for i think that it will be special. it will be specialfor our i think that it will be special. it will be special for our fans, first of all, the staff and the players. and the people that love tottenham. but, at the same time, i think it will be exciting because we are all excited and we will come to the new stadium. huddersfield are taking on sheffield wednesday in the first leg of their championship play off semifinal. the match kicked off at 12. these sides finished four

we saw what happened with the stoke election, not performing perhaps as well as the party hope, why dohink paul performed well in stoke but the problem was the expectation was set incredibly low by the labour party. i hear they're already talking about a jeremy corbyn victory just already talking about a jeremy corbyn victoryjust by dint of the fa ct corbyn victoryjust by dint of the fact that he is turning up. so we performed as well as we expected to. but we still increased on our vote share from where we were in 2015. something to take some excitement from. we will keep doing that across the country and i'm sure we will have some interesting results. now plaid cymru, thank you for being with us. this is an important stage for you because you can get out your message to a national audience. absolutely and the only reason you're asking about wales tonight is because plaid cymru is here. and it is up to the people of wales to decide where they want to be after this campaign is over. so we need to elect a strong plaid cymru to ensure that wales is going to be on the uk agenda into the f

andy swiss joins us from stoke home. tonight promises to be a poignant occasion?is more subdued than normal. the manchester united players held a minute's silence before training in manchester yesterday. they were due to hold a press conference when they arrived out here in stockholm last night, but that was cancelled in the light of the events in manchester and jose mourinho issued a statement saying we cannot take out of our minds and our hearts the venus williams and their families. it is a pity we cannot fly with the happiness that we always have before a big game. now, the manchester united fans are also starting to arrive out here. obviously, we are expecting around 10,000 manchester united fans at their end and others will be in neutral parts of the stadium and understandably they are all utterly shocked by what happened. i spoke to several fans yesterday who knew of people who had been inside the manchester arena at the time of the attack, but a lot of them are now talking about wanting to win the trophy, not just for theirteam, but to win the trophy, not

she was back there this week, stoking the controversy. then there is brexit.m not sure how many votes we will get. but even before brexit, the uk was struggling in eurovision. that must be politics, mustn't it? the songs were bad, the performances were bad. that's the reason. i mean, nobody votes for us when the songs are bad and the singers are bad. and we had some bad ones, i tell you. so maybe, just maybe, with a good song and a great performance,

stokes had missed the last two matches with a shoulder injury, but took charge of his side's chase ofbarely able to run between the wickets towards the end of his innings, but had no problem hitting from his crease — reaching his century as pune won the match. back on these shores, england captainjoe root could only make 21 for yorkshire in the roses match against lancashire. yorkshire won easily though, with england spinner adil rashid taking two wickets and the winning catch. elsewhere durham beat warwickshire. wba and ibf world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua says he needs to improve ahead of his next fight. joshua beat wladimir klitschko at wembley stadium in a thrilling bout on saturday night. former world champion tyson fury is currently without a boxing licence, but has indicated he'd like to fightjoshua. there could also be a re—match with klitschko, or a unification fight with wbc champion deontay wilder. i want to start planning how i am going to improve because i know at my next fight, people will be watching. i've done my learning now, i can't say in my next fight, stil

civilized discourse and real estate gave way to the coars rhetoric and stoking of our darkest emotion. i thought we had passed the days where it was exceptional -- was for politicians to be still hate speech, even if it is their silence. the world is changing so rapidly, there are a lot of folks out there who are afraid, good people. we know globalization has not been a benefit for all communities are going to get by. people are being displaced by technology. the whole notion of digitalization. people are worried. a lot of people are worried. there is an overwhelming need for continual education. those of you that graduate in the sciences, within the next 15 years you will have to be reeducated. you can be an astrophysicist. so much is going to change. so much is going to happen to keep pace with your profession. you will have to be continually reeducated to keep up. a lot of people know that without any capacity to do it. they don't know how to get by. andaw how plain their fears appealing to their baser instincts can still be temporarily powerful in politics. we saw how appeals to t

in cannes ben stokes, and he was properly drops, twice, in the first two balls.ubt for the match, but any question over his fitness now was put to the side. he got 101. south africa now choosing to a car they set about with a calm assurance, but had they waited a look too long? with quinton de kock on 98, disaster. south africa, though, won't done yet. with ford needed from the last ball, it was too much to them. the best side in the world, and england have beaten them again. —— with number four. and england have beaten them again. -- with number four. there will be a big test, especially when the real pressure is on. they are the number one in the world. it is to be tougher as with expectation, now, but we have some great matches and a very strong team. britain's kell brook is currently fighting for the ibf world welterweight championship against the unbeaten errol spencejunior in sheffield — if you like you can listen to live commentary on bbc 5 live. earlier at bramall lane, george groves took the wba world super—middleweight title with a stoppage victory agai

the last was edward stokes. he gifted to the city in 1929. the house closed for a short time because 1929 was not the best year for this country. it opened again in the 1930's with help from the w.p.a. and have been open as a public museum since the 1930's. i like to impart to visitors how important this house is to the development and continuous history that comes along with the area of trenton. this house has seen a lot of history. both when it was built by mr. william trent and all the other people who have lived here in taking care of the property. we've started from colonial times, revolutionary war times, to the present time. and this history is very important. things we cannot forget, such as slavery and the expansion of colonialism really brought about changes to this area and what we see today. traveledaff recently to trenton, new jersey, to learn about its rich history. learn more about trenton and other stops at c-span.org. americanatching history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on cspan3. >> in the spring of 1790, the first u.s. c

theresa may in stoke—on—trent. eleanor garnier is oui’ stoke—on—trent.llow her later on. more news on rail misery. reeva rail north and merseyrail have announced fresh action on driver only operation. there are announcing a 24—hour stoppage on the 30th of may. that is a reeva rail north, merseyrail and southern rail, all striking. now for the weather. thank you. let's take a look at this satellite sequence, the best of the sunshine in the south—east, then this line of rain, and some sunshine coming out in northern ireland, but a line of showers crossing scotland. 17 degrees in glasgow, but we get to 24, 25 in norwich, so a warm afternoon for some. that line of rain expands and becomes a much wider area of rain affected much more of england and wales, a wet night to come but clearer skies in northern england and ireland. fresher than it was last night, but after a warm humid day it is another warm and humid night. a lot of rain to be had across much of england and wales to tomorrow, further north it sta rts wales to tomorrow, further north it starts off w

ben stokes says he wa nts to premier league.ipl next year but with a few more english players as well. more on those stories at 3:30 p.m.. president trump has become the first sitting president to visit the western wall. it is the holiest site where jews can pray. western wall. it is the holiest site wherejews can pray. he is meeting leaders in the middle east. he says there is a rare opportunity to bring peace and stability to the region by working together. direct from riyadh, president trump took the first official flight from saudi arabia to arrive in israel. two countries with no diplomatic relations. he wants to project the idea that he's ready to do things in his own way. with a fanfare, israel's leaders turned out to greet their country's greatest ally. president trump is going to spend just one day here, but he's come in pursuit of what he's called the toughest deal to make between israel and the palestinians. he is hoping that his experience as a businessman could help him succeed where so many others have failed. we h

starting with bournemouth‘s draw against stoke city. we just saw city. wejust sanosh city.ly and shot. would it not know if you will be credited yet with the final goal for bournemouth. it finished 2—2, but may go down as an own goal. but what a job eddie howlett on again this season. i do not know of bournemouth fans are the kind of supporters who will think that solidarity in the premier league is boring. i bet you double zero but there are lot of premier league fa ns but there are lot of premier league fans of their clubs. stoke city, maybe their supporters will look at it and think could we not be doing better than we are? a controversial goal. lisa scored an own goal on a rare start for bournemouth. they have got lots of injury problems but you have to say, fair play to them. let's hear from the two managers. incredibly tough league and we find that again this year. such highs and lows but we are delighted to see we will be playing in the premier league next season. disappointing. we are always very much on the front foot. we had a game plan to frustrate them and that

i took a flyer on stoke, i took a gamble. and it didn't pay off.rashed and burned. i would love to have been an mp and i would love to have won that seat. it didn't work. we knew these local elections would be the hardest set of elections we ever fought. as i say, sometimes in politics the tide comes in and the tide goes out. it will come back in again. but you know what a lot of people say, including some critics in your own party, is that ukip under paul nuttall is a pale imitation of nigel farage's ukip. i think if you look at our manifesto it's proof that it's not. ukip has moved on, it's campaigning on other issues. ukip in the future will be relevant, if not more relevant, than it has ever been in the past. we both know nigel farage, mr nuttall. you're no nigel farage. i'm not nigel farage. quite obviously we come from completely different backgrounds. we have a completely different leadership style. i've only been the leader of ukip for six months. i'm now in a general election and i believe i will lead ukip after this general election and w

he says ben stokes is set to bowl, despite suffering from a knee problem.:30pm. police investigating the manchester arena attack are searching a house in rusholme in the south of the city. greater manchester police say a cordon is in place at the address in banff road. 1a men are currently being held in custody in connection with the attack. our home affairs correspondentjune kelly is in rusholme in south manchester for us now. what is happening right now? what is the latest on the investigation? simon, a large number of police arrived at this address this morning and then the bomb squad arrived. they were here for some time. they have now left. interestingly, this address is close to wilmslow road and last night the police said they we re and last night the police said they were focusing on wilms rob wrote because they have now established in the days before the attack salman abedi kept coming back here with his blue suitcase. that is a suitcase police released an image of a couple of days ago. they are trying to establish what he was doing down here, who

so important to try to stoke those numbers or stoke that consumption in that country, haidi.hat's right. is that inflation story in china still intact? we are watching keenly from australia as the country continues to digest and react to the budget that was handed down . we will be speak speaking to the australian finance minister for his reaction. are his projections to rosie, perhaps -- too rosy, perhaps? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ up people at the fbi. president trump by ring james comey saying the bureau needs to restore trump. promising to unite the country after nine years of conservative rule. australia pushes and nationbuilding budget promising jobs and growth but projections rely heavily on higher wages. trade,mps in extended spending more to show

i'm stoked. >> we watched these stars in their red and blue bathing suits. the premiere, they cleaned up nice. >> i thought it was really sweet and feminine and we're in miami, so why not. >> it's baywatch, it's fun. zac efron kissed my lips, he's happy about the movie. >> he's the happiest man by the way, no rest for dwayne. meanwhile. riyanka chopra also very busy. her finale of quantico is tonight. >>> "dancing with the stars" tonight. >> now, they're down to the final four, which includes pro football player rashad jennings. we have seen this. guy's ripped. how does he do it? i found out the hard way. >> i don't train, you know, to get jacked up. i train to be an nfl running back. >> so, basically, if you did train to make your body look good it would look more perfect than this. >> it would look different. i'd say that. i woke up at 6:30 a.m. to get here at 7:00 a.m. the weight room earlier this morning. now we're going to hit the field. ♪ ♪ >> are we done? i mean, is that -- >> we're just warming up. >> think about sticking that butt out. >> you're lik

try to give him a break here. >> stokes! we accept your plea of guilty. we're going to take 180 days from you. but we're going to suspend it. no "a" or "b" in six months. which means if you get an "a" or "b" you're not going to go home when you're supposed to. all right? >> tye has gotten off light this time. but he might lose another privilege. prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get married before i got caught with the phone. if they take my contact visits i don't know if we can still get married. hopefully we can. i love her. she's a great girl. she's sweet. >> you won't be getting married right away? >> i probably won't be getting married right away. >>> coming up -- tye and his fee answer -- fiance enjoy a contact visit but it may be their last. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> and calvin hall checks out his hooch. >>> don't pour my wine before it's time. >> three days ago

you cannot turn injured knees on and off, so england are being careful with ben stokes.ing. decisions about risk and reward are key to this tournament. england know the line between the two is ever thinner. patrick gearey, bbc news. just time for one line from horse racing finally and the british horse racing authority is to bar inexperienced apprentice jockey gina mangan from riding rank outsider dee—ore lear in saturday's epsom derby. the authority says its made the decision to put responsibility first. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy editor of the political news website, reaction. and 0wen bennett, deputy political editor of huff post uk. welcome to you both. tomorrow's front pages. the guardian sasteremy corbyn challenged amber rudd over the impact of the government's spending cuts following his last minute decision to take part in the bbc election debate. the daily telegraph notes that the home secretary represent

you cannot turn injured knees on and off, england are being careful with ben stokes.y will decide how much he bowls tomorrow morning. decisions about risk and reward a re key morning. decisions about risk and reward are key to this tournament. england know the line between the two is ever thinner... patrick gearey, bbc news. the british and irish lions have arrived in new zealand ahead of their 10 match tour. head coach warren gatland has admitted they have a tough schedule ahead. they landed in auckland overnight — just three days before their first tour match against the nz provisional barbarians. the all blacks head coach steve hansen said the lions should have arrived a week before their first game — while gatland urges players not to listen to the negativity. i've mentioned how difficult the schedule was for 12 months. for people to talk about it now seems a little bit ironic, as we've all been well aware of it and how tough it is. you cannot well on it, we cannot change it. if you let negativity in terms of thinking about those sorts of things worry you, it is g

one of their star players, ben stokes, was voted the indian premier league's most valuable player todayo our reporter patrick gearey, says he'd like to see more of his international team—mates in the competition. it would be great in the future if, you know, maybe the whole england team could possibly be out there. you know, it's notjust the fact of playing in the tournament, is just the exposure you get is a player. you know, playing in high—pressure situations against all of the best players in the world, what they do, you've got guys bowling 150 and guys working it out the park. if you don't hit the areas you want to bowl. all in all, a great experience. i think everyone who goes out there becomes a better player. novak djokovic has been talking about his eagerness to start working working with his new coach, andre agassi. the pair will link up together at the french open next week. the world number two, who turned 30 today, split with his entire coaching team earlier this month, and was beaten by alexander zverev in the final of the rome masters yesterday. it's a dream come true, ho

an islamic court in the indonesian province of aceh has ordered two men to be given eighty—five stokesf cane in public for having gay sex. the sentence by a sharia court is expected to be carried out next week. two british men have been arrested in bangkok for allegedly selling online access to illegally streamed football broadcasts. they are accused of causing damages worth more than $2.5 million to the broadcast rights holders. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk — new measures to fund social care and curb immigration are understood to be among the pledges in the conservatives‘ manifesto being launched later this morning. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. asian stock markets sell—off from wall street. why investors in the us and asia are worried. a big push out of china, how long will it take for alibaba to succeed in the american marketplace? good morning, asia. hello, world. thank you forjoining us hello, world. thank you forjoining us that this thursday edition. we start off with the markets. as you can s

moeen ali, ben stokes and chris woakes have all been rested so there are three fresh faces — middlesexinn and toby roland—jones and hampshire spinner liam dawson have been drafted in. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. next on bbc news, its meet the author. ann patchett is a novelist who spends her stories without letting the effort show. they race along with the complexities and their rich subtleties, subsumed into a narrative that never seems to flag. commonwealth is a story of american life told over nearly five decades from the early 60s when a gate—crasher at a christening sets in train a series of chance events that change two families forever. welcome. why do you think it is that so many readers want to come back so often to family stories? it is the universal, after all. it is the one thing that we all have. we were all a baby, we will all die, we all had parents, and it is irresistible, it is what we know. and this begins, as i was saying, at a christening, with a gate—crasher. it is quite a thing to gate—crash a c

the crash was on the southbound stretch of the m6 between stoke—on—trent and stafford.in the car — a nissan micra — were killed, while another man, in his 405, was taken to hospital with serious injuries. we're still in the very early stages of the investigation. it appears that it was quite a catastrophic collision between the lorry and the car, so it was a very challenging scene. the lorry driver, who's from the west midlands, is being questioned on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the motorway was shut southbound for almost eight hours, leading to lengthy tailbacks. the motorway has now fully reopened, but accident investigators will want to establish exactly how this crash could have happened, when it was early in the morning, traffic would have been relatively light and driving conditions were apparently good. police are still trying to trace the victims‘ next of kin and are appealing for any witnesses to come forward. liz copper, bbc news, stafford. those other day's of the main stories, now back to huw edwards in manchester. thank you. thousands o

afternoon, might see a spot or two of rain in manchester but i don't think so in bournemouth or in stoketh 14 or 15 degrees. as we go through the evening, through the small hours of sunday, some rain crosses pretty much all parts of the uk. it won't linger too long in any given location, it is moving through quite quickly although it will take a while for it to clear from the north—east of scotland, but it does and then we are bright and breezy on sunday with a scattering of showers developing into the afternoon. and again we will see 20 celsius in the south—eastern corner, but a slightly fresher feel to things generally. then later we look to the south—west for this next area of wind and rain to spread in — late sunday into monday, it looks like it will be quite a wet and windy start to the new week. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: a major incident is declared after almost 40 nhs organisations across england and scotland are hit by a large—scale cyber—attack. theresa may says the nhs was not being targeted. this was not targeted at the nhs. it is an intern