boat race in doubt. a suspected world war two bomb was removed from the banks of the thames, meaning the university boat ill now go ahead as planned. theresa may reassures gibraltar of britain's steadfast commitment and says she will work to secure the "best possible outcome" from brexit talks. and at 2.30, a closer look at the triggering of article 50 — that's in the week in parliament in thirty minutes. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. rescue teams in colombia are searching through mud and debris for survivors of huge mudslides which have killed more than 250 people. hundreds more are injured or missing. the mud engulfed the town of mocoa, where rescue efforts are being hampered by bad weather. keith doyle has the latest. a wall of water, mud and debris swathe large parts of the town of mocoa. thousands have lost their homes, hundreds have lost their lives. this mountainous region has had unusually heavy rain in recent months. further downpours caused the mocoa river to unleash a devastating mudslide. witnesses say people were running for their lives as the mud pushed cars into buildings and rip

boat race will go ahead. a suspected world war two bomb has now been removed from the banks of the thames, meaning the university

boat race in doubt. a suspected world war two bomb was removed from the banks of the thames, meaning the university boat ibraltar of britain's steadfast commitment and says she will work to secure the "best possible outcome" from brexit talks. and at 2.30, a closer look at the triggering of article 50 —

boat race will go ahead. a suspected world war two bomb has now been removed from the banks of the thames, meaning the universityottish premier league with eight games to spare, after beating hearts 5—0 at tynecastle.

the university boat race is expected to go ahead after a suspected world war two bomb was discoverednks of the thames. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: adventures in sound with posh cams, invisible speakers and cloning brian eno‘s brain. today i'm in the lair of the wizard who likes decibels, who likes to write a book or two, a wizard called brian eno. don't know if i should show you how this works. let's just find the... these are just not bits of speakers, they are working speakers? yes. on my gosh. and it is sound that this man is best known for. big sound. the former member of roxy music has added production sounds to the biggest acts in the world — u2, coldplay and some chap called bowie. he is a self—proclaimed non—musician who uses technology to make his art. there it is. so this essentially never repeats in billions of years. it is constantly generating new images. i mean, sometimes it does things that are so baffling and fantastic you think, i never would have thought of that. it is love of random, generative art that has brought us here. his music is very at

the organisers of the university boat races say they have no plans to postpone the event — despite thee an unexploded second world war bomb in the thames. the device was spotted near putney bridge, close to where the race begins. a final decision on whether the races get the go—ahead will be made this morning. the women's race is due to start at 4.35 this afternoon with the men's race an hour later. for bob dylan — it was definitely a case of better late than never when he finally received his nobel prize for literature. dylan collected the award in person during a very private ceremony in stockholm. he was awarded the prize last year, but failed to travel to sweden to pick it up. feathers were flying in philadelphia yesterday. residents had a massive pillow fight. it's part of international pillow fight day, which saw mock battles taking place all over the world. after the goose and duck down had settled, participants were encouraged to donate their pillows — which would be given to the homeless. is there much left inside the pillows after they have been... there's not too many feathe

the organisers of the university boat races say they have no plans to postpone the event — despite thee an unexploded second world war bomb in the thames. the device was spotted near putney bridge, close to where the race begins. a final decision on whether the races get the go—ahead will be made this morning. the women's race is due to start at 4.35 this afternoon with the men's race an hour later. for bob dylan — it was definitely a case of better late than never when he finally received his nobel prize for literature. dylan collected the award in person during a very private ceremony in stockholm. he was awarded the prize last year, but failed to travel to sweden to pick it up. the death toll is continuing to rise in columbia, where the red cross now says more than 200 people are known to have died following mudslides in the town of mocoa. more than 1000 soldiers and emergency service personnel have joined the rescue effort, which is continuing as we speak. let's speak now to dimitri o'donnell, a reporter in colombia's capital bogota. all we know, the last official figures which wer

the university boat race is expected to go ahead, after a suspected world war two bomb was discoveredthe banks of the thames. now come on bbc news, it is time for inside out. hello, what happens when one of the south's busiest roads meets one of the world's most important and skates. i can see a worse place for a road, ifeel very upset. skates. i can see a worse place for a road, i feelvery upset. also coming up, why people with dementia are using music to help cope with their condition. they are not worried whether you play the wrong note. that happened quite a bit anyway! laughter and, butterfly expert and induces matthew oates takes us on a tour of the south. no less than 46 of the 59 species in the uk have been found here. that is mega! plans to dig a tunnel to re—route the a303 at stonehenge have seen serious opposition, not least by the woman who farmed the land where the tunnel will go. so far, she has refused to speak out publicly, until now, and we have the story. voiceover: stonehenge is one of the top tourist attractions in britain. that noise is the main route from cornwal

boat race will go ahead. a suspected world war two bomb has now been removed from the banks of the thames, meaning the universityce gets the green light. celtic have won the scottish premier league with eight games to spare, after beating hearts 5—0 at tynecastle. and at 12.30, the click team explores the technology of sound with brian eno. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. rescue teams in colombia are searching through mud and debris for survivors of huge mudslides which have killed more than 250 people. hundreds more are injured or missing. the mud engulfed the town of mocoa, where rescue efforts are being hampered by bad weather. keith doyle has the latest. a wall of water, mud and debris swathe large parts of the town of mocoa. thousands have lost their homes, hundreds have lost their lives. this mountainous region has had unusually heavy rain in recent months. further downpours caused the mocoa river to unleash a devastating mudslide. witnesses say people were running for their lives as the mud pushed cars into buildings and ripped trees from the ground. streets were left littered with huge boulders a

the university boat race is expected to go ahead after a suspected world war ii bomb was discovered onhe papers with the political editor of the sun on sunday and yasmin alibhai—brown of the eye paper. you canjoin of the eye paper. you can join them of the eye paper. you canjoin them and me and the papers, a big pile of them, in about ten minutes, but first a round—up of the sporting action. good morning, richard. we are going to start withjohanna konta who is aiming to become world number one after pursuing the biggest title of her career in the miami open. she will rise to seventh in the world when the new rankings come out. she beat caroline wozniacki in straight sets to win her third world tour title. patrick geary reports. miami is a place for the relaxed and cool, not easy when you are in baking heat and playing one of the biggest matches of your life so far. johanna konta, british number one, with break one, in game one. in the florida sun, it takes energy to sit and watch let alone contend with the athleticism of caroline wozniacki. the first was a set of frequent breaks breaks

the university boat race is expected to go ahead, after a suspected world war two bomb was discoverede hour. now though, it is time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline. two examples of power to the people for us this week, but with very different responses from those in charge. russia saw some of the largest street protests of vladimir putin's 17 years in power, which ended with more than a thousand arrests and the organiser in jail. nine months after the british voted to leave the european union, prime minister theresa may sent a polite letter to brussels triggering divorce after 44 years. to discuss the week's events in russia and the eu,

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university student lydia wilkinson pays tribute to her mother and younger brother, who were stabbed to death in their west midlands home last week. also in the next hour — victory for oxford in the i63rd men's boat race

university student lydia wilkinson pays tribute to her mother and younger brother, who were stabbed to death in their west midlands home last week. also in the next hour — victory for oxford in the 163rd men's boat race, in the 163rd boat race, will reclaim the thames, champions once more. the dark blues take the title back from cambridge after leading for most of the race. earlier in the women's boat race. the finish line calls. it is victory for cambridge, and what a victory. cambridge triumphed in a record time after oxford got off to a dreadful start. celtic have won the scottish premier league with eight games to spare after beating hearts 5—0 at tynecastle. and the largest underground city of its kind found in an archaeological dig in turkey on the travel show in half an hour on bbc news. good evening. rescue teams in colombia are continuing to search through tonnes of mud and debris for anyone who survived devastating mudslides in the amazon basin. at least 200 people have been killed, but with hundreds of others injured or missing, the colombian president says its impossible to know what the eventual death toll will be. the torrent of mud engulfed the town of mocoa, where rescue efforts are b