with this, we can now study in the sultan nazrin shah centre which is a much brighter area and we haveazrin shah centre is in a beautiful historic landscape, sustainability credentials were really important to us. credentials were really important to us. but also resilience against climate change. we are on the flood plain but the building is raised up above the flood plain so we are pretty confident it is going to be here for 300 years, just as the couege here for 300 years, just as the college has been in the past. you can find out more about all of the nominated buildings on the bbc arts website and watch this year's riba stirling prize live here on the bbc news channel next wednesday evening between 8.30 and 9. before we cross to the weather. —— let's show you some of the pictures we are getting from sussex. there are the duke and duchess of sussex. this is their first are the duke and duchess of sussex. this is theirfirstjoint are the duke and duchess of sussex. this is their firstjoint visit to the county since they were married in may and it is quite a whirlwind tour. they start

in comparison we can now study in the sultan nazrin shah centre which is a much brighter and we have we are pretty confident it is going to be here for 300 years, just as the college has been in the past. you can find out more about all of the nominated buildings on the bbc arts website and watch this year‘s riba stirling prize live here on the bbc news channel next wednesday evening between 8:30pm and 9pm. the nobel prize for chemistry has been awarded to a british scientist and two americans. sir gregory winter and george smith will share half the prize for their development of new proteins. the scientist frances arnold, was commended for her work on the evolution of enzymes. the presenter and dj, zoe ball, will become the first woman to host bbc radio 2‘s breakfast show when she takes over from chris evans injanuary. with 9 million listeners a week, it‘s the uk‘s most listened to breakfast show. this morning, zoe ball said she was thrilled but said she didn‘t underestimate the challenge. here‘s our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. your brand—new host is zoe ball. good morni

in comparison we can now study in the sultan nazrin shah centre which is a much brighter area and we storic landscape, sustainability credentials were really important to us. but also resilience against climate change. we're on the flood plain but the building is raised up above the flood plain so we are pretty confident it is going to be here for 300 years, just as the college has been in the past. you can find out more about all of the nominated buildings on the bbc arts website and watch this year's riba stirling prize live here on the bbc news channel next wednesday evening from 8:30pm. the presenter and dj, zoe ball, will become the first woman to host bbc radio 2's breakfast show when she takes over from chris evans injanuary. with nine million listeners a week, it's the uk's most listened to breakfast show. this morning, zoe ball said she was thrilled , but said she didn't underestimate the challenge. here's our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. your brand—new host of the radio 2 breakfast show is zoe ball! good morning, zoe. hello, chris. this is bonkers! the moment mil

can study in the nazrin shah centre which is much brighter an area and it also means we have a social space whilst studying as well. it's a really nice balance to have. because the sultanandscape, sustainability credentials were really important to us. but also, resilience against climate change. we're on the flood plain here, but the building is raised up above the flood plain, so we're pretty confident it's going to be here for 300 years, just as the college has been in the past. is this the main entrance? this is the main entrance. it's a bit hidden, isn't it? yes, he doesn't like to show up, he wanted to respect the buildings around us. this is our main reception and we are walking into the vortex. this is the vortex? the vortex. yes, it really is called the vortex. this is a building designed to slowly reveal itself. this is our pre—function space with the tapestry and art that is all around the area. that is james bond, isn't it? after all of that, it is just the lifts. so, where is the office? it's upstairs, so this... we cannotjust walk in there? no. we have to go up to the top? we have to go to the pantry. there is nothing holding this lift up. exactly, so the

the the sultan nazrin shah centre for example. this isa building nazrin shah centre for example.an oxford college. you have rich patrons using limestone, oh, materials that will last but a lot of these buildings seem a bit plain in the images but i think they come to life when you are there and you can touch the materials, smell and feel them. there is a lot of good stuff you wa nt to there is a lot of good stuff you want to touch. yes, i've been grabbing buildings were ever i've been over the past few weeks. finally, new tate st ives, buried into the bottom of st ives. yes, it is an amazing feat of engineering taking 20 years to make. burrowing. you can't grasp it in one go. it is a new gallery space and the best staff entrance and service lift for the artworks i've ever seen. a good service lift and staff entrance? i've never heard that before!m service lift and staff entrance? i've never heard that before! it is beautiful! the crown of the building is covered with hand glazed blue bricks which change with blood. the whole building is about light, the architects said it was all

stirling prize, we'll be looking at each of the entries — and tonight, it's the turn of the sultan nazrin shah centrea floating auditorium at worcester college in oxford — designed by niall mclaughlin architects. and later this evening we'll be taking a look at what makes the front pages of tomorrow's newspapers in the papers. our guests this evening will be kate proctor, political correspondent for the evening standard, and kevin schofield, the editor of politicshome. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. messi comes to wembley — but with barcelona misfiring, this could be the perfect opportunity for spurs to beat the spanish giants. steve bruce is sacked by aston villa — who'll replace him? and who'll be the next high profile manager to go? and andrew strauss steps down from his role as england's director of cricket. also coming up in the programme... four world championships on the bounce — jonathan rea says he has no plans to move on from superbikes. that danger element is always there but i talked about my racer‘s brain. i have thi

can study in the nazrin shah centre which is much brighter an area and it also means we have a social space whilst studying as well. it's a really nice balance to have. because the sultanstainability credentials were really important to us. but also, resilience against climate change. we‘re on the flood plain here, but the building is raised up above the flood plain, so we‘re pretty confident it‘s going to be here for 300 years, just as the college has been in the past. is this the main entrance? this is the main entrance. it‘s a bit hidden, isn‘t it? yes, he doesn‘t like to show up, he wanted to respect the buildings around us. this is our main reception and we are walking into the vortex. this is the vortex? the vortex. yes, it really is called the vortex. this is a building designed to slowly reveal itself. this is our pre—function space with the tapestry and art that is all around the area. that is james bond, isn‘t it? after all of that, it is just the lifts. so, where is the office? it‘s upstairs, so this... we cannotjust walk in there? no. we have to go up to the top? we have to go to the pantry. there is nothing holding this lift up. exactly, so these are speci

sultan nazrin shah centre. study spaces for an oxford couege centre.oxford college this time. a building that has had a lot of money and care invested in it. a wonderful relation ship —— relation to its landscape. so, what makes this special? there aren't a lot of alleged theatres, it's in the garden, as in it?|j believe it is because of the garden. what i like is that has this wonderful conversation with all the other buildings around it. notjust those of architectural importance. how did you like your study there? why was there up i was thinking "maybe i would just find a way to come in and writing about something... " it's been lovely for the students. and now the tape. ten st ives. what makes this special? this is a feat of engineering as much as it is architecture. it took 12 years to achieve from the beginning the plant and homes to be moved. and it has been smelted into an extension. a lot of granite. 900 lorries were working. it is like a cave. a cave would not describe the beautiful set and feel of this massive and underground public gallery t

in comparison we can now study in the sultan nazrin shah centre which is a much brighter area and we noon live. the prime minister urges her party to hold its nerve on brexit as the conservative conference comes to a close. theresa may also announced a new cancer stategy to boost the chances of early detection. help for the desperate following the destruction in indonesia. aid starts to reach survivors of the earthquake and tsunami. here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. shares in the british luxury car—maker aston martin have begun trading on the london stock exchange. they debuted at £19 a share a price which gives the firm a value of more than £4.3 billion. the company is best known for providing james bond‘s vehicle of choice but is trying to broaden its appeal. pret a manger will list all ingredients, including allergens, on its freshly made products. this is after the death of a teenager who had an allergic reaction after eating a pret sandwich. as we‘ve been hearing, people in their 20s who want to rent a place for themselves face having to pay out an "unaffordable"