in yorkshire, yorkshire has been at the centre of many of these applications, really controversial.the association with the fracking firm as they are, for all to see, and now to be a cycling race in yorkshire today, a real kind of melting pot. a real collision. so soon the shale gas says are resigned because he thought the government was listening to much to the environmental company. they will follow this team around whenever they raise. that is it for the papers for tonight. our second edition will be replaced by an election special with huw edwards. don't forget, see different pages online. you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you anna and kate. goodbye. i wonder if you'll stay up late watching the results. the 11 o'clock news follows in a moment. the weather. hello. temperatures reach 17 degrees in the london on thursday. we will keep temperatures into double figures over the next few days

, starting with yorkshire.e of our weather watchers has been out and about snapping a picture of this picture in leeds. showing up pretty nicely here on the radar picture, mainly affecting central, southern and eastern portions of england. they are going to rumble on over the next few hours before they fade away through this evening and overnight. meanwhile, we start to see the change taking place across the north of scotland, that arctic air mass we have been forecasting for a while has shown its hand. windy weather, colder conditions and wintry showers. this is the pressure set up into friday. that is the cold front between the arctic air mass in the north and the last of the mild air in the south. it will feel quite air in the south. it will feel quite a shock to the system in the northern half tomorrow. plenty of blustery showers, these wintry with some snow accumulations on the hills. 50 mile an hour wind gusts, mean wind speeds around the north of the country pretty strong as you can see. further south, n

i am coming back to yorkshire firstly because of yorkshire and its people because of yorkshire and itsriders are cheered on by the people like you in yorkshire. what does this mean to the people of yorkshire? it is massive, this is about yorkshire pride and passion and the communities and the villages come together. it is a world—class field today. the calibre of the ride is fantastic, yorkshire is going global and people will come out in their tens of thousands to enjoy yorkshire at its very best. we have seen them getting ready. good luck for both of you today, we hope it all goes successfully in the next few days. we could do with the weather being a bit better. there were big storms yesterday, a little bit of rain today, but it will be turning colder and brighter. we are on the verge of another bank holiday weekend. the may bank holiday weekend is with us and it came into being in 1978. but last year we saw the warmest may bank holiday weekend on record when temperatures reached 29 degrees. this weekend we could see the cold est this weekend we could see the coldest one if temperat

today it lies within the yorkshire and humber europe in european constituency.an are not getting listen to. those voted to remain will take it seriously this time. do you think there has been a change because of the referendum? yes. it has brought it to the four. i don't know much about europe just about brexit and what we we re europe just about brexit and what we were supposed to get and didn't get. this constituency elects six meps. at the last election it picked one conservative, two labour and three from ukip. this time those parties will be up against the liberal democrats, the english democrats, change uk, the green party, the brexit party and the yorkshire party. confused because you don't know which direction to look in. party. confused because you don't know which direction to look inm is not in everyone's face as it should be. i don't care. i am not interested. if brexit has made some more engaged with politics, it has had the opposite effect on others. political changes across the north sea are leaving many here cold. you can find out more about who

the fifth edition of the tour de yorkshire.e i’sy over certainly has been dominated by controversy over team ineos and in particular their owner, said jim ratcliffe. he is briton‘s wealthiest man, but he's also divisive over the issues of fracking in particular, and ineos being one of the world's largest producers of plastic. joining forces with the team who previously, as team sky, were controversial in their own right and certainly divided opinion over various issues, such as suggestions that they'd crossed ethical lines, such as the huge spending and there unspectacular style of riding, but they've come together and they were they've come together and they were the focus of attention here this morning with chris froome setting off from here and leading the new tea m off from here and leading the new team out. now, you mentioned the protesters. they were relatively small in number, good—natured, nothing too divisive, but they were vocal and we'll be waiting to see what happens on the rest of the four day race, which culminate

year old boy is airlifted to hospital, after falling from a rollercoaster at a theme park, in north yorkshire on all unhealthy food — that's what the chief medical officer is considering as child obesity levels prove hard to budge. rescue teams in the hungarian capital, budapest, say there's little hope of finding any more survivors, after a tour boat sank on the river danube killing seven people that moment helps england to victory on the first day of the cricket world cup. university tuition fees, in england, should be cut, and maintenance grants for students from poorer backgrounds should be reinstated — that's the verdict of a long—awaited review — commissioned by the government. but the cut in fees would be balanced out by making students pay back the loans over a0 not 30 years. tutition fees would drop from a maximum of 9 thousand two hundred and fifty pounds a year to £7 and a half thousand pounds. but repayments should start sooner — when earnings hit £23,000. the report also called for better support for students in vocational education. 0ur education editor branwen jeffreys has been

a boy has been airlifted to hospital, after an incident at a theme park in north yorkshire.from lightwater valley, near ripon. witnesses said the child came off the twister ride. his injuries are not thought to be life—threatening. 0ur correspondent, lisa hampele, is with us. police were called at 1130 this morning to this theme park near ripon, and they found a boy had fallen off a ride in the air ambulance was there, and pictures on social media show the emergency services surrounding the boy on the ground and an air ambulance took him to leeds general infirmary. we have since heard from north yorkshire police that he is not in a life—threatening condition. in fact, he was conscious when they arrived. it was extremely lucky he did not die. we have been told the health and safety executive have been informed. and we have been hearing from people who were there. 0bviously, from people who were there. obviously, it is half term so it is very busy, lots of parents and children, especially on this twister ride which has become renowned, and we have heard from people saying they

year—old boy is airlifted to hospital after falling from a roller—coaster at a theme park in north yorkshirer a catch?! that moment from ben stokes helps england to victory on the first day of the cricket world cup. and at 11:30, we'll be taking another look at the papers with author and journalist rachel shabi and the women's editor at the telegraph, claire cohen. good evening. a major review commissioned by government has recommended a significant cut in university tuition fees in england and a boost in funding for further education. the review by the banker philip augar says tuition fees, currently set at a maximum of £9,250 a year, should be reduced to £7,500 a year. the review also says student loan repayments should start at the lower salary level of £23,000, but the repayment period should be longer. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys has been in warwickshire to see what students make of the recommendations. the biggest student protests in a generation provoked when tuition fees hit £9,000. nearly a decade later, with fees even higher, there's still a burning political issue. univer

six—year—old boy is flown to hospital after falling from a roller—coaster at lighterwater valley in yorkshiree'd got out of the actual restraint and was hanging out backwards from the carriage, his head kind of backwards over this way. a few seconds after that, he actually flew out of the carriage and landed on the floor. a tax on all unhealthy food — that's what the chief medical officer is considering as child obesity levels proof hard to budge. thousands of disabled children and their families take to the streets to protest about funding for special needs. again on the sweep, is it going to go over his head? no way! and a spectacular catch from ben stokes helps england beat south africa in the opening match of the cricket world cup. and coming up on bbc news... kyle edmund's french open is ended by injury — a knee problem forces the british number one to quit during his second—round match in paris. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. university tuition fees in england should be cut and maintenance grants for students from poorer backgrounds should be reinstated. that's the ver

a boy has been airlifted to hospital after an incident at a theme park in north yorkshire.he uk's first next—generation sg mobile network is switched on, but is only available, in certain areas. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. including the cricket, not a bad start for england. it could have been better. england are battling to try and post a competitive total in the first match of the men's cricket world cup. they are facing south africa. they have four more in the last half an hour or so and our 280 547. and we have an update on the weather with darren. good afternoon. two different air masses affecting the uk at the moment, which is why we are seeing such a wide range of temperatures. i have a look at air masses and what they affect the uk. and we will look at the weather for the weekend. thank you. also, why driverless cars could soon be helping people to maintain their independence. this is afternoon alive. a major review into higher education funding has recommended that university tuition fees in england, should be reduced to £7,500 a year. it also says th

rick zabel won the second stage of the tour de yorkshire.ng the sprint finish in bedale. chris lawless was the top briton claiming third for team ineos. the race finishes in leeds on sunday. great britain's eventers are dominating after the dressage the semifinalist going on right now and sheffield and it looks like higgins isjust and sheffield and it looks like higgins is just about to take the frame, it's his 13 at that moment making it 11—13 in favour both making it 11—13 in favour both making silly mistakes throughout, go back and forth in the frame. but it looks like higgins is on christ, keeping it tight we will update you on that it's alive on bbc sport website. the other tournament favourite guided tripod edge and lack of a qualifier gary wilson. he w011 lack of a qualifier gary wilson. he won fourframes lack of a qualifier gary wilson. he won four frames in a row with fluent snicker. they will resume tomorrow leading nine frames to set in. great britain's eventers are dominating after the dressage phase of the badminton horse trials

their first race title since radcliffe became that main sponsor chris lawrence winning the tour de yorkshire in england after a second place finish in the final stage of one six of the last seven swans francis . marks who was the surprise winner of golf's wells fargo championship the world number four hundred seventeen winning his first paychecks all sides of victory means the twenty eight year old will also massively qualify for the next major tournament of the season the p.g.a. championship. ok some of that useful thanks so much sandy that brings us to the end of the news on our back of the are.

but the yorkshire faithful believe they have finally found the man to ta ke they have finally found the to take them back to the big time. after a five first leg at pride park, they have the lead. translation: at the emotion is an ingredient that allows you to use better skills, we know there is a long path to reach our goal. we have just laid the first part and we have the second part to play. since france —— sicily tussled in the 705, leeds and derby have had a fierce rivalry, ordered off the pitch, the two sides are never far from controversy. in january,

people simply refused to vote as a protest over bracks it lawrence lee has been following events from yorkshire in northern england. look it's a voter increasingly an endangered species their numbers dropping as bricks it sucks the life out of them my son is very skeptical and he has a saying that politicians all politicians lie you know they're lying to us that it's amazing i don't think there is a democracy in this case it's just isn't. it with an impression i give you the impression is a democracy but there's not as i said before there with their own agenda by eleven in the morning just twenty seven people had come to this polling station in richmond the main market town in this part of yorkshire very strongly what came across to me was that the felt that the m.p.'s didn't want to leave the european union and they and they do and they do. and that it was apply for is not to actually leave so it's a revolt against politics in that sense it is this in miniature is the story of these elections people unable to separate local issues from the gigantic mess the bricks it has become this is just wa

a six—year—old boy is injured after falling from a roller—coaster at a theme park in north yorkshire.t out of the actual restwraner and was hanging out the out backwards from the carriage, his head kind of backwards over this way. a few seconds after that, he actually flew out the carriage and ended on the floor. the uk's first 56 mobile data network has been launched, but concerns have also been raised about the safety of the equipment being used. again on the sweep. is it going to go over his head? no way! and a spectacular catch from ben stokes helps england to victory against south africa on the opening day of the cricket world cup. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: britain's dina asher—smith posts the fastest time of the year so far to win the 200 metres at the diamond league in stockholm. good evening. a major review — commissioned by government — has recommended a significant cut in university tuition fees in england and a boost in funding for further education. the review — by the banker philip augar — says tuition fees, currently set at a maximum of £9,250 a year, shoul

just a reminder of the breaking news in the last few moments that the yorkshire airambulance has last at the moment, but yorkshire air ambulance confirming that a child has been taken to leeds general infirmary following that incident at the lightwater following that incident at the lig htwater valley following that incident at the lightwater valley theme park in north yorkshire. just ahead of the one o'clock news, let's take a look at the weather forecast. a mixture of weather this afternoon. cloudy skies and rain across the north west, some fog patches, and also glorious sunshine. that was the case earlier in derbyshire. we can see where we have the best of the sunshine. the thickest cloud across the north west is rain bearing, and we have fog patches in the south—west of england and running through the english channel. in coastal areas, you could see fog at times this afternoon, but otherwise, a lot of sunshine across much of england. cloudy for wales, showers in northern england, and more persistent rain across parts of northern ireland and much of scotland, where it will stay qui

there were some thunderstorms earlier in yorkshire and sussex.re and sussex. those showers are fading away. once the sun goes down they will completely fade away so down they will completely fade away so it becomes dry with clear skies, light winds, temperatures falling quickly. we are likely to have frost in scotland but even further south we could have places close to freezing so some areas seeing some ground frost at least. high pressure is building in the uk inhibiting the formation of showers on sunday. the weather front just grazing formation of showers on sunday. the weather frontjust grazing the far north—west introducing high cloud into the western side of northern ireland and north—west of scotland. there could be a limited amount of convection giving a light shower over the pennines and the downs in the south—east. the theme as we head into next week, a lot of dry weather, more sunshine and an improvement over the last week. it should feel warmer in the sunshine. not blue skies every day. some high cloud in scotland and northern irelan

a boy has been airlifted to hospital after an incident at a theme park in north yorkshire. on the river danube, in hungary. i'm ben bland. in the business news: transport giant firstgroup has said it will sell off its us greyhound coach business and spin off its uk bus arm amid pressure from an activist investor to break up the firm. uk car production collapsed last month — in the biggest fall since the global financial crisis a decade ago. the society of motor manufacturers and traders recorded a production slump of aa.5% in april — compared with the same time last year — as uk carfactories braced for a possible ‘no—deal‘ exit from the european union on march 29th. telecoms firm ee switches on the uk's first super fast 5g network today. it will be available in six major cities — with plans to reach 1500 sites by the end of the year. rival vodafone has confirmed it will launch its own service in seven cities onjuly 3rd, with another 12 by the end of the year. consumers should be compensated after being overcharged for their utilities by more than £20 billion due to regulato

meet britain's new poet laureate — the west yorkshire born writer, simon armitage. the dateline london panel ask if theresa may's forthcoming resignation is just a state of mind — or an imminent news event? that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. concerns over climate change might restrict the growth of aviation in the uk, the government has admitted. a senior civil servant says ministers may have to review their strategy — including plans to expand heathrow. it follows a recent warning from the committee on climate change, which advises government, that the planned increase in aviation would need to be curbed to control emissionsof c02. our environment analyst roger harrabin reports. flying is on the up and the government has been planning for it to continue to grow. what about climate change, you might ask? under current policy, industry will have to cut more greenhouse gases so aviation can expand. but the government is now considering a plan to virtually eliminate emissions by 2050. and a civil servant has admitted in a le

question the point of voting in what's supposed to be a democracy gloriously al-jazeera richmond in yorkshire. a scandinavian airline s.a.'s has read. a deal with its pilots to end a strike almost four hundred thousand passengers mostly in sweden denmark and norway were grounded by the strike over the past week pilots had criticized the airline over wages and working conditions s.a.'s shares jumped nine percent on the news the deal. cyprus's justice minister has resigned over a bungled investigation into the murder of seven foreign women and girls a cypriot army captain admitted killing the women and girls and dumping some of their bodies in a lake critics accuse the government of doing little to investigate the murders because the victims were migrant workers the police complaints commission is investigating how the case was handled the last five hundred years since the death of the italian painter leonardo da vinci the artist architect and engineer was born near the town of vinci in fourteen fifty two but spent most of his professional life in florence and milan davinci is last supper and m

today it lies within a european constituency of yorkshire and the humber.ing listened to. those who voted to remain will be more serious this time. do you think there has been a change since the last european election because of the referendum? yes. i don't really know about europe, ijust know about brexit and what we were supposed to get and what we did not get. this constituency elects six meps. last time it picked two from labour, three from ukip and one conservative. this time they will be up against english democrats, liberal democrats, change uk, the green party, the yorkshire party and the brexit party. confused. you don't know what direction to look in. it is probably not in everybody's face as it should be. i don't care. i'm not interested. probably fixed and all that, anyway. if brexit has made some more engaged with politics, it is had the opposite effect with others. political changes across the north sea leave many here cold. you can find out more about who is running in the european elections on the bbc news website. now, with the campaign for

bring trouble, because when because when the team makes their first outing at this week's tour de yorkshiree the route to voice their anger at ineos' record on fracking. 0ur sports editor, dan roan, reports. riding into a new era — what was team sky may have a new name and look, at the team ineos launch in yorkshire today. the same cyclists and coaches, but now they're being backed by britain's wealthiest man. sirjim ratcliffe's bought the country's most successful sports team, and despite a series of controversies and criticism over their methods, the billionaire told me he trusted them. we looked at all of that, we talked about it, we talked to dave about it, we did our due diligence. i mean, for the record, i have absolutely no interest in cheating or drugs or anything like that. the day that any of that enters our world, we will be exiting that world. what's the point in winning a race if you cheat? there's no point. it has turned a corner, it's the only reason we are there, and, yeah, we did all our homework, and we got comfortable with the procedures and the people, the sort of people

a seven—year—old boy who fell from a roller—coaster at lightwater valley theme park in yorkshire yesterdaytical but stable condition in hospital, say police. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. good afternoon. the masses are arriving in madrid. the two teams are there, and thousands of fans of both spurs and liverpool as well. we will hear from both camps a little later on in the programme. thank you. and alina has all the weather. things are going to be briefly turning warmer this weekend, and we will be looking at the weather from the united states as well. all of those stories in half an hour. thank you. also coming up, the veteran vying for a position in the veteran vying for a position in the charts with the likes of ed sheeran. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. i'm carrie gracie. jewish community organisations have written to labour's general secretary calling for the immediate expulsion of peter willsman from the party after comments he made about anti—semitism. the labour party has suspended a member of its ruling national executive committee after comments he made ab

refused to vote in protest over the chaos of bricks it currently has been following events from yorkshire in northern england. look it's a voter increasingly an endangered species their numbers dropping as bricks it sucks the life out of them my son is very skeptical and he has a saying that politicians all politicians lie you know that lying to them it's amazing i don't think there is a democracy for a while in this case it's just is a card. with me oppression i give you the impression is a democracy but it is not as i said before there were for their own agenda by eleven in the morning just twenty seven people had come to this polling station in richmond the main market town in this part of yorkshire very strongly what came across to me was that the felt that the m.p.'s didn't want to leave the european union and they and they do and they do. and that it was apply for is not to actually leave so it's a revolt against politics in that sense it is this in miniature is the story of these elections people unable to separate local issues from the gigantic mess the bricks it has become this i

question the point of voting in what's supposed to be a democracy gloriously al-jazeera richmond in yorkshire. now ugandan pop star turned politician opposition politician bobby wine has been freed on bail after spending two days in a back some security prison he's facing trial after leading a street protest last year against attacks on social media wine has been warned not to engage in protests while on bail catherine soy has more from kampala. the moment but the wine supporters hired he'd been freed the pop star todd politician was arrested on monday accused of leading an illegal part test last year against a new post social media tax. the bail hearing in kampala took an unprecedented four hours he's lawyers argue that he wasn't going to feed the country and would abide by the bill times i am glad that he has been granted bail and there are four security temporary freedom that you need service is a very exciting thing. because nobody desires and should be in a prison for. one form of the proceedings from prison by the link it's a new system introduced by the judiciary to increase efficiency

beautiful start to the day in north yorkshire.this is what we're seeing on the scottish border. puzzle northern ireland, and the south—east is where we saw quite a bit of mist and fog it will clear quickly. fewer showers but that said, having looked at some weather watchers, some showers around here. we will see those showers around and about four eastern and central england and for the northern isles as well but for many others, where we have had real illusion, it is our drier picture. —— deluge. today will feel quite pleasa nt —— deluge. today will feel quite pleasant with fewer showers and more sunshine. not particularly warm because of the northerly breeze. northern ireland, much drier, wales and the south—west, if you showers on the border. the odd rumble of thunder but the intense showers will not be as widespread and will ease away quite quickly as the high—pressure starts to take hold of our weather, driving the dry weather and it will turn chilly tonight. fairly widespread frost across the countryside of scotland. gardens

you know, when i grew up in a terraced house on the side of a hill in west yorkshire, i did not feel when i went to a comprehensive school on the side of the hill in west yorkshire, with 1800 other kids, i did not feel as if i were being groomed for a life of literary lotus eating. and when i was a student at portsmouth poly doing geography, i didn,'tfeel any sense of entitlement there. i understand, to a lesser extent, what it means to come from outside the establishment, even if i have arrived at a certain established position. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show, the remnants of france's nazi occupation. in some ways this place is immaculate. it feels in some areas as though the germans have just stood feels in some areas as though the germans havejust stood up feels in some areas as though the germans have just stood up and walked out. and a birds eye view of california. it is called the jug, when you do this. that one wasn't so good. it is incredible appear. —— up here. the normandy coast in north—west france. next month marks 75 years since it saw the bigges

it isn't a good place, yorkshire will the winner.e for difficult writing conditions. but the limited crowd size and not the competition, they are weaving their way through the countryside to the finish line in selby. but the organisers and the teams will hope that continues to be the case through the combination on sunday. throughout the day, we have brought you pictures of the polling stations. some people have been bringing their canine companions with them as they go to vote in but not to be outdone, other animals have been getting in on the action as well. candidates were feline like today when this cat turned up to vote. the political wheel keeps on turning where a tiny polling station was set up for this hamster. and billy wasn't kidding when he took his goat to vote this afternoon, as you can see things are getting a bit woolly. if i were simon, i would complain about those pets but i savour them. time for a look at the weather. thursday has been a day characterised by sunny spells and scattered showers and pretty widespread a

when i grew up, in a terraced house on the site of a hill in west yorkshire, i did not feel like thehool on the side of the hill in west yorkshire with 1800 other kids, i did not feel as if i was being groomed for a life of literary lotus eating. when i was a student at portsmouth poly doing geography, i did not feel any sense of entitlement there. i understand, toa of entitlement there. i understand, to a lesser extent, what it means to come from outside the establishment, evenif come from outside the establishment, even if i have arrived at a certain established position. the new poet laureate, simon armitage, speaking to will gompertz. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's a look at what's coming up tonight. we're just 48 hours away from finding out who'll be crowned this year's premier league champions. mercedes continue their f1 dominance this season, with another 1—2 in practise for the spanish grand prix. and matt wallace doesn't drop a shot on his way to leading

warmerfor east anglia and east yorkshire. bubbling up under breeze across the far south—east of england and temperatures not as high but those temperatures are rising in many other parts. it is probably on wednesday that we get the peak of the heat. sunnier skies pretty much across the board and one of a southerly breeze pushing the one of the cross into scotland we might get 23 or 2a degrees and an easterly breeze means temperatures will not be quite so high in the south—east but still very pleasant in the sunshine. for the moment, it is dry. that is a high pressure, it starts to drift northwards towards scandinavia on thursday and we open the door to more of an easterly breeze and the potential by the end of the week perhaps to see some rain coming in but that easterly breeze is going to drop temperatures through thursday and friday.

so on tuesday afternoon top damages are expected across parts of scotland, through yorkshire, maybe into 20—21 in other parts of the uk. these wind shifts will mean the temperatures, the highest temperatures, will be distributed in slightly different bases as we go through the week. 2a degrees as i said in parts of scotland on wednesday, whereas the east anglia coast with the wind blowing out of the north sea, around 15 or so. at the end of the week there is a change expected. i noticed some cloud and rain across the eastern and central parts of europe, that is going to drift in our direction as this high pressure retreats to the north. so there is a change on the way. i think on friday, just basically means at this stage a little bit of cloud. notice the winds are also blowing out of the east, that means the temperatures will ease a little bit, only 1a in newcastle and maybe about 16 or 17 in the south, but still mostly dry. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. global markets see a sell—off after china retaliates in its trade war with the us. oil prices remain volatile, aft

perhaps around the maury firth and a warmer data parts of east anglia and east yorkshire. a breeze, temperatures not quite as high but again, those temperatures are rising for many other parts of the uk. it's wobbly on wednesday we get the peak of the heat. some niche skies, pushing the warmth across north—west england where we make it 23 or 2a degrees. and easterly breeze means the temperatures won't be quite so high in the south—east but very pleasant in the south—east but very pleasant in the sunshine and at the moment it's drive. it's going to drift its way northwards through thursday. we open the door to a more easterly breeze and the potential by the end of the week to see some rain coming in but that easterly breeze is going to stop the temperatures through on thursday and friday. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines: a thrilling battle for the premier league crown. manchester city triumphed with a one—point lead over liverpool. it's one of the happiest days of my life. i'm so, so happy, so f

a boy has been airlifted to hospital after an incident at a theme park in north yorkshire.l infirmary from lightwater valley near ripon. his condition is not known. north yorkshire police say they were alerted to reports of a medical incidentjust alerted to reports of a medical incident just before lunchtime. researchers say people who eat ultra—processed foods, such as chicken nuggets, ice cream and breakfast cereals, tend to be less healthy and die earlier. the studies in france and spain suggest levels of consumption of such foods have soared, but the findings aren't conclusive. here's our health and science correspondent james gallagher. this is ultra—processed food. they're the foods that have been through the most industrial processing and often have a long list of ingredients on the packet. it includes items like fizzy drinks, crisps and read meals. ultra processing is a new term, so do we know what it means? crisps and sweets. chicken nuggets from mcdonald's. google processed meats, bacon, sausages. pasta, white bread that has been processed multiple times. a lot of

will also also host the road championships next to —— yorkshire will also host.her horse, french beat overnight leader the last british winner of badminton back in 2009. she won in a dramatic final showjumping phase. a very good week for british riders all round with six finishing in the top ten. you get so used to congratulating people that when... you know, i will be happy with just two down and say well done to everyone and you go home and you keep going. she's such an amazing little mare. if i build this track at home, she would annihilate it every time. very happy. with £100,000 as well. piggy french who has won badminton. here isjoanna french who has won badminton. here is joanna with french who has won badminton. here isjoanna with the papers. hello and welcome to our morning paper review. with me are james rampton from the independent and the deputy political editor of the spectator, katy balls. let‘s take a look at the front pages. the telegraph leads with the release of radical preacher anjem choudary. the financial times focuses on the row between spot

that is all south yorkshire police are saying for now. details that come through from sheffield, we will bring them to you after tbm. —— after 2pm. now the weather. hello there. we have still got some warm sunshine around in many places today but over the bank holiday weekend, things are going to turn a more unsettled. that is this cloud here at looming large in the atlantic, that will bring some outbreaks of rain, pretty much to all areas at one time or another. ahead of that though, we are seeing the cloud invading the skies across northern ireland, wales, southwest of england, even through the midlands, towards the southeast. the cloud is bubbling up here and there, so we are going to find less and less sunshine. from this developing cloud, there could be one or two showers as well. sunnier skies, northeast england, and into southern scotland, it feels warm in the sunshine here, still quite cloudy across northern scotland, although most places are dry. high temperatures in the southeast of england, 22—23d. a few showers as we head towa

now, today, south yorkshire police said that two people arrested on friday, who cannot be named for legalalso faces three counts of attempted murder. they will appear before sheffield magistrates' court tomorrow morning. fire safety experts warn many of the 1,700 buildings identified as "at risk" in england are likely to fail new tests into cladding and building materials. it comes almost two years after 72 people died in the grenfell tower fire. bbc 5 live investigates has learnt that hospitals, schools, nursing homes and tower blocks are among buildings which could be under threat. the government said it will monitor the test results this summer to decide if any immediate action needs to be taken. a 17—year—old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murder ofjodie chesney. jodie, who was 17, was stabbed to death in a park in east london in march. investigators say the fourth person to be arrested has been charged with murder and with possession of a stun gun. the headlines on bbc news. borisjohnson and michael gove — the two figureheads of the official leave campaign —

the showers are showing up yorkshire.t anglia and south—east england and that is caused by a trough where the winds lashed together, and that encourages the showers to form. it really is across these eastern areas of the uk that we are going to see the lion's share of the heavy showers which could turn thundery over the next few hours. further west, could turn thundery over the next few hours. furtherwest, if could turn thundery over the next few hours. further west, if showers and more dry weather, temperatures in cardiff up to 17, feeling very pleasa nt in cardiff up to 17, feeling very pleasant —— fewer showers. the showers clear off this evening and we will have a dry night with clearing skies and it will turn cold, as well, temperatures down into low single figures, but if you head into the countryside, cold enough for a few patches of frost, a cold start to the day on sunday, but a different day weather wise. the area of high pressure having built across the uk, that will bring dry and unsettled weather through sund

we are awaiting further details from south yorkshire police.y perhaps are not saying what the charges are at the moment. we are also awaiting results of postmortem examinations. those postmortems were carried out on friday evening. we were told they be made available at some time over the weekend, but we have no further detail on whether they will be made public. the sunday times says it has found evidence that the snapchat app has become what it calls a "haven" for sexual predators who target young people. the newspaper has uncovered thousands of reported cases involving the photo—messaging app since 201a. john mcmanus reports. snapchat has helped to revolutionise mobile communication. it is a simple idea — photos and videos sent between users are deleted once they have been viewed, very quickly. that tends to induce a carefree attitude, which means if you feel like sending your mate an embarrassing picture of them or you, well, the image will quickly disappear once it has been seen. that makes the app popular with teenagers. but the sunday ti

you can see some showers early on, we had some thunderstorms in sussex as well as yorkshire.t that one today, so temperatures don't have too far to fall. more likely to have a frost in scotland, but further south, it will not be farfrom zero in some rural areas. a cold start to the second half of the weekend, but we have this big area of high pressure sitting over the uk, that will inhibit to the cloud build—up. the weather front is brushing the far north—west, bringing some high cloud into northern ireland, later, into the north of scotland. as temperatures rise, there could be some cloud, not too much, may bejust an isolated light shower over the pennines and the south—east. on the whole, dry, more sunshine and for most of the uk, temperatures will be higher than they were today. that is the same as we head into next week. settled weather will be the story, it will be dry for the most part, more sunshine, and it should feel warmer as well, temperatures will be rising for many. not blue sky every day, some cloud coming in from the north—west, into parts of england and wales

the tour of yorkshire is under way. stage, runs for 111 miles from doncaster to selby. jason hennessy will wear the red king of the mountainsjersey tomorrow after winning the early climb of the day. the race finishes in leeds on sunday. english golfer tommy fleetwood says he's still hurting after a missed putt at last year's us open denied him the chance to win his first major. he'll get another chance at pebble beach next month. but before that, he's playing host for the british masters, which begins next thursday at hillside golf club, in his home town of southport — and he told me he was determined to bring the event to the north—west. lam i am proud of where i'm from. obviously i think southport is england was capital and i have broke —— i have grown up in that town, where it has been starved of competitive golf, it has the open once every nine years. and the town deserves more than that, it craves it craves it a little bit, so when i got the opportunity, i wanted to be home, to be here, and that was it. it wasn't a

there are concessions cards in yorkshire. it is starting to happen.nt to keep these young people as passengers of the future, they need to work harder. so, these are recommendations? are you just saying this is a good idea, you just saying this is a good idea, you should do it, or can you force the pace of change? well, london is very different, but all the bus service is pretty much outside london are deregulated. you canjust keep carrying older passengers. buses tend to carry younger passengers and older passengers, but they can just exist on the older passengers. they need to get these young people on board, keep them happy and get them liking buses. should you nationalise them again? well, i don't think people care about that, they just want them to work. but it could be coordinated so much better. certain areas are provided for. it is very frustrating, that. young people also say, don't make me have lots of apps on my phone, just give me one, make it simple. good local authorities get together with the bus companies, we have seen that in liverpoo

a beautiful day on the coast in north yorkshire, in scarborough, the best of sunshine in yorkshire, south—easterna. a lot of cloud in northern and north—western scotland, still breezy and a bit of rain so temperatures are struggling to about 12 degrees at the best default to about 12 degrees at the best d efa u lt of to about 12 degrees at the best default of the highest temperatures are in the sunshine in the south—east, up to 22 degrees. we could get a few showers in south wales and southern england to end the day and this evening they will fade away. if you are not far away from the north sea coast but on the whole, dry tonight, a lot of cloud, bubbly chili estate in northern areas, six or 7 degrees. —— properly the cellist. while there will be some sunshine over the weekend, there will still be rain, mainly affecting northern and western areas of the uk but for all of us, the temperatures will drop away, turning cooler. 0n temperatures will drop away, turning cooler. on saturday, the cloud comes in from the atlantic into northern ireland, so a bit damp and drizzly. rain in scotland later and

breaking news from south yorkshire police, saying that two people arrested on friday have now been chargedo people arrested on friday by south yorkshire police will appear at sheffield magistrates‘ court tomorrow. the environment secretary, michael gove, has confirmed that he is joining the tory leadership race — making him the eighth candidate standing to replace theresa may. speaking outside his home this morning, he said good morning. i can confirm that i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. i believe i‘m ready to unite you conservative and unionist party, ready to deliver brexit, and ready to lead this great country. with me is the conservative mp and chair of the justice select committee, bob neill. we have never been so popular with conservative mps here, it is nice to see you. going to run out of coffee out at this rate. who will you be backing for leadership?” out at this rate. who will you be backing for leadership? i will be supporting michael gove, i did last time, precisely for the reason that michael set up, he has a record of delivering. the n

. 0n murray fourth as well, parts of east anglia in yorkshire.e of a breeze across the southeast corner of england, temperatures will not be quite as high but again this temperatures are rising and many other parts of the uk. probably on wednesday we will get the peak of the heat. again, sunny skies pretty much across the board and the southerly breeze will push that warmth across northern ireland in northwest england and into scotland where we may get 23 or 24 degrees, the breeze will mean it won't be quite as high in the southeast, still very pleasant sunshine but for the moment it is dry. high pressure that is going to start to drift its way northwards back up toward scandinavia through thursday and then we open the door to more of an easterly breeze and the potential for the end to more of an easterly breeze and the potentialfor the end of to more of an easterly breeze and the potential for the end of the week perhaps to see some rain coming in but that easterly breeze is going to start to drop the temperatures for friday. this is bbc world n

when i grew up, in a terraced house on the side of a hill in west yorkshire, i did not feel like the literary lotus eating. when i was a student at portsmouth poly doing geography, i did not feel any sense of entitlement there. i understand, to a lesser extent, what it means to come from outside the establishment, even if i have arrived at a certain established position. the new poet laureate, simon armitage, speaking to will gompertz. tributes have been paid to the comedian, freddie starr, who has died at the age of 76. the entertainer, who was born on merseyside, rose to national prominence in the early 1970s, after appearing on the tv talent show, opportunity knocks. it‘s understood he was found at his home, on spain‘s costa del sol. david sillito looks back at his life. freddie starr! 1970, the royal variety show and for a young freddie starr, it was his moment. # it‘s not unusual to be loved by anyone... it was all there, the impersonations, the manic energy, and a touch of danger. muhammad ali came along, yet the white people, the white promoters, they didn‘t want to know black