william caxton was a merchant who was the first to bring printing to britain in 1476.ge is a kind of instruction manual for priests. it lay hidden in reading university for 20 years and had previously been pasted to another book to strengthen its spine. book collectors go crazy for caxton and if this ever came on the market i would have an estimate of £20,000, £50,000, expecting it to do better. up to perhaps £100,000. this is the kind of printing press that caxton used to create the document. he first came across them while working in northern france. the document goes on display at the museum from tomorrow. 0ne document goes on display at the museum from tomorrow. one of written first printed pages that helped to rewrite the history books. the bbc has announced who will replace len goodman on strictly come dancing — the newjudge is shirley ballas. she's known as the queen of latin, and although not widely known to uk audiences, she frequently appears on the american version of the show, dancing with the stars. she will take up her position as head judge when the show

william caxton was a merchant who was the first to bring printing to britain in 1476.nstruction manualfor priests. it lay hidden in reading university for 20 years and had previously been pasted to another book to strengthen its spine. experts say that it takes us back to the very origins of printing british books. letters, going crazy for caxton and if this ever came on the market i would have an estimate of 20,000, 50,000, expecting it to do better. up to perhaps 100,000. the university has the kind of printing press that caxton used

william caxton was a merchant who was the first to bring printing to britain in 1476. previously been pasted to another book to strengthen its spine. experts say that it takes us back to the very origins of printed british books. book collectors go crazy for caxton. if this ever came on the market i would have an estimate of £30,000 to £50,000 on it, expecting it to do better. perhaps up to perhaps £100,000. the university has the kind of printing press that caxton used to create the document. it goes on display at the merle museum from tomorrow. one of britain's first printed pages, the last word of history. remarkable. shall we have a look at the weather? more analysis, but remarkable did it. speaking of remarkable, there he is! thanks, simon. hi jane. is! thanks, simon. hijane. hello to you at home. weather, really, the same as yesterday. we've had some beautiful weather around as well, but also thick cloud and this pattern that we're seeing right now was here yesterday. we've got it again today. lots of sunshine across northern and western areas. look at this beaut

william caxton was a merchant who was the first to bring printing to britain in 1476. his newly discovered page isa in 1476. his newly discovered page is a kind of instruction manualfor priests. it lay hidden in reading university for 20 years and had previously been pasted to another book to strengthen its spine. experts say that it takes us back to the very origins of printing british books. letters, going crazy for caxton and if this ever came on the market i would have an estimate of 20,000, 50,000, expecting it to do better. up to perhaps 100,000. the university has the kind of printing press that caxton used to create the document. it goes on display at the merle museum from tomorrow. 0ne document. it goes on display at the merle museum from tomorrow. one of brington‘s first printed pages, the last word of history. duncan kennedy, bbc news, reading. fantastic. time for a look at the weather. changes on the way, low pressure in the atlantic and eventually it will head our way by the end of the week and we will see some heavy showers across many parts of the uk. be

william caxton was a merchant who was the first to bring printing to britain in 1476.o perhaps £100,000. the university has the kind of printing press that caxton used to create the document. it would have taken to people around an hourjust to create one page. it goes on display at the merle museum from tomorrow. one of britain‘s first printed pages, the last word of history. duncan kennedy, bbc news, reading. time for a look at the weather. here‘s thomaz schafernaker. it is looking good tomorrow with lots of sunshine on the way. this is the picture from earlier and this area of cloud is now shrinking. so more of us will be enjoying the good weather. tomorrow is looking sunny and pretty warm with temperatures getting up into the high teens in many areas. so this evening we the re m na nts of many areas. so this evening we the remnants of the cloud across the south and east clearing away, we are infora south and east clearing away, we are in for a starry night with city temperatures around six or 7 degrees. colder in rural areas, just a couple of degrees above freezing.

two 500 year old pages from william caxton who brought printing to england in the 15th century are foundchance, inside another book. and international ballroom champion shirley ballas has been named as the new head judge on strictly come dancing. she'll replace len goodman. good afternoon. the prime minister says britain's energy market isn't working and has vowed to end what she described as rip—off bills. theresa may has confirmed that the conservative party manifesto will propose a cap on energy prices for anyone on a standard variable tarriff. the party says this would benefit 17 million households. our political correspondent chris mason reports. cook our lunch, making a brew, heating our home — we have all got to do it, but it's not cheap and the conservatives say too many are being ripped off. the key thing is that people are clearly paying too much for their energy bills today. too many ordinary working families, too many vulnerable people, find themselves on tariffs that are above that that they should be paying and that's why we are taking action. for the second day, an idea th

these pages were produced by william caxton on one of the first printing presses in about 1476. on public display from today for the first time since they were sold from his print shop in the 15th century. so many marvellous things about that. it had read as well as black—and—white! latch red. —— red. when you open the books and smell it, it's beautiful. a good aroma. did you have to wear gloves? idea. i had to be very careful. ——i did. that is here with a look at the sport. that picture tells the story, doesn't it? look at the despair on the middlesbrough player's face. the other guy heading to the final. for chelsea fans, all eyes turn to friday night. a win at west brom on friday night will give chelsea the premier league title. they beat middlesbrough three nil at stamford bridge last night with goals from diego costa, marcos alonso and midfielder nemanja matic — and that extends their lead over second placed spurs to seven points. but the defeat for middlesbrough means they are relegated from the premier league after just one season. it's another blow for north—east footbal

two 500—year—old pages from william caxton who brought printing to england in the moo's are found by inside another book. and, the queen of latin, shirley ballas, will be the new head judge on strictly come dancing taking overfrom len goodman. good afternoon. jeremy corbyn, the labour leader, has declined to confirm that he would definitely take the uk out of the eu, if he's elected onjune the eighth. mr corbyn was speaking exclusively to the bbc‘s political editor, laura kuenssberg, for the launch of the party's official general election campaign. earlier he was in manchester — and he told supporters labour was offering a real alternative to what he called a "rigged system" under the conservatives. afterwards, in his bbc interview, he was asked repeatedly whether he'd categorically leave the european union — whatever the deal on the table at the end of negotiations turned out to be. there is a clear vote in the referendum a year ago, but there is now the negotiations which have already begun. i congratulated andy burnham last night on his election and set out in broad terms what our