The world cup in india, coming from 2 0 down to beat spain 5 2. And louise has the weather. Good morning. Its a different weather story for a different day. Lighter winds, plenty of sunshine but feeling cold in the north. Ill have all the details throughout the morning. Good morning. First, our main story. Pro unity demonstrators are expected to take to the streets of barcelona today as the Spanish Government continues to take powers back from catalonia. Catalonias leadership was sacked and the regions autonomy was revoked after it declared independence on friday. But madrid has said former Catalan LeaderCarles Puigdemont will be free to take part in new elections in december. Sarah corker reports. Spain is gripped by its biggest political crisis for a0 years. On friday, catalonia declared independence from spain. Madrid responded by imposing direct rule and sacking the entire catalan government. But its deposed leader ca rles government. But its deposed leader Carles Puigdemont says he isnt going anywhere. Translation we do not deviate, we continue persevering in the only way that can make us winners. Without violence, without insults, in an inclusive way. But in madrid, thousands of people turned out on saturday calling for national unity. Why they want to break up spain . There is no sense. Its a problem thats not only affecting catalunya, its affecting the whole of spain and the whole of europe. The Spanish Government has announced new collections in catalonia and they warn that Carles Puigdemont may face prosecution for charges of rebellion. But nevertheless said it would welcome his participation in those elections. He has no powers, no competences, no financial means soi no competences, no financial means so i insist that if he wants to continue in politics, which is his right, i think he should prepare the next elections to be held, as i mentioned before, on the 21st of december. And so the two sides remain poles apart. Later today there will be another rally in barcelona held by those opposed to catalonias independence. Sarah corker, bbc news. Heathrow airport says its investigating how details of its security procedures were found lying in the street. The sunday mirror says the information was on a memory stick, and had not been encrypted. Andy moore is in our london newsroom. How serious is this breach . The sunday mirror says bosses at heathrow are running an urgent review and no wonder, if this had fallen into the wrong hands it could have been very serious . Thats right. Heathrow airport have confirmed to the bbc that there was a security leak, although they havent gone into any details. In a statement they say they have reviewed all their security plans and they are confident the airport is secure, they say theyve launched an internal investigation to stop this happening again. The sunday mirror reports that the stick was found on the pavement by a member of the public. They took it along to their local library, put it in the computer and up popped all these documents, about 17a of them, some marked coentrao, confidential or restricted. There was information about the queens route to the airport and the means to keep her safe. Maps and documents showing location of cctv. Some of the tunnels and the sharps linked to Heathrow Express. There were timetables about security patrols and also information about the ultrasound system used to secure the perimeter of the airport. The sunday mirror says it has returned to the airport all of the information that was given to them. Extraordinary, andy, thank you very much. Nicola sturgeon is to apologise on behalf of the Scottish Government to gay men convicted of now abolished Sexual Offences. The first minister will make her statement next week to coincide with new legislation to grant automatic pardons to those affected. The law will also allow the removal of such crimes from criminal records. Catriona renton reports. Until 1981 all Sexual Activity between men was a criminal offence in scotland. The law was then changed to decriminalise sex between men over 21. In england that law was changed in 1967. But it took another men over 21. In england that law was changed for967. But it took another men over 21. In england that law was changed for the but it took another men over 21. In england that law was changed for the age it took another men over 21. In england that law was changed for the age of took another men over 21. In england that law was changed for the age of consent ither men over 21. In england that law was changed for the age of consent to er 20 years for the age of consent to be reduced to 16. Last month the first minister Nicola Sturgeon announced a new bill that would automatically pardon all men, alive and dead, convicted of these crimes. She will publish this and make an apology at holyrood on the seventh of november on the heart of the Scottish Government for the treatment of homosexual men under previous governments. By previous governments. By offering you this ring. Gay marriage became legal in scotland in 201a, but looking to the past the Scottish Government said the new bill will give justice Scottish Government said the new bill will givejustice to Scottish Government said the new bill will give justice to those criminalised simply because of who they loved. Those who have convictions will also be able to apply to have them removed from central records. In england and wales, there is no automatic pardon except for those who died before february this year. Those who are living will receive a pardon after their convictions have been deleted because the secretary of state is satisfied that the conduct is no longer criminal. Catriona renton, bbc news. Parents will no longer be able to use a legal loophole to avoid paying Child Maintenance under new rules to be introduced in the new year. The overhaul will affect those who keep their money in a joint account with a new partner. The government says it hopes the change will lead to nearly four £100,000 a year in additional Child Maintenance being collected. Chimpanzees, leopards and giraffes are among 33 endangered species that will get extra protection, following a vote at a un backed wildlife conference. Whale sharks, the Worlds Largest fish, are also included on the list. Delegates from 129 countries made commitments to co operate on reducing the negative impacts of marine debris, Noise Pollution and Climate Change on migratory species englands under 17 team have produced a sensational performance to come from 2 0 down to thrash spain 5 2 and win the world cup in india. The three lions have never before gone beyond the quarter finals in the tournament but emulated england u20s, who won their world cup in june. Heres patrick geary. Visa englands 21st century boys. All born this millennium and now all it the world champions. They did it the ha rd world champions. They did it the hard way, their english after all, the latest class of spanish footballing craftsman went 2 0 up. Just over half an hour in and both to barcelonas gomez. Same old england . No, theres Something Different about these boys and just when they needed a boost at. Brewster to get one back for england. Brewsters eighth of the tournament making him top scorer but there are other options, sesame on to morgan gives white, 2 2 and more to morgan gives white, 2 2 and more to do. An england team not intimidated by the shirt but invigorated by it. Over to Phillip Foden from manchester city, remember the name. Even in their teenage dreams these english players couldnt have imagined a second half like this. A 2, five minutes to go. If you thought it was all over . Can it get better for england . Foden, the party can begin now. Foden was crowned the player of the tournament but this was a teen triumph. So proud of the performance, 2 0 down and we played our way, we didnt stop, we stuck to the gameplan, we stuck to our style, were building for thats the way to for the future and thats the way to do it. For the future and thats the way to seem to be a for the future and thats the way to do it. Under way, the under or pollution under way, the under 20s won their world cup injune, the first for england in any age group since 1966 and now two in a year. There are no guarantees the world cup players will become premiership players given the global competition but these young men cant have had a better start to their careers. English football will hope it is just a start. Patrick gearey, bbc news. A challenge, but what a performance for them getting those players into the premier league clubs will be the challenge, or the english team. We love all things to do with space on this programme and yesterday we asked you to send us your pictures for nasas observe the moon night, a celebration of lunar science and exploration, you didnt disappoint. David morris sent us this beautiful early evening shot from derbyshire, it almost looks like a painting. Aris dacanalis took this rather moody shot in rickmansworth. The detail on the moon. You can see all the craters. And wayne managed this great close up, you can really get a sense of the craters. You can really get a sense of the craters on that one, thats a good one. Finally, dave knight snapped this in kent. Thank you so much for all of those. Brilliant. Lets have a look at the front pages. Theres the story on the front page of the sunday mirror, the Terror Threat as heathrow security files found in the street and this man going to the library and bringing up all these details of the access to Heathrow Airport and the passes you need to get in. Front page of the mail on sunday, we will talk more about Sexual Harassment in particular at westminster with lucy powell, the labour mp, a bit later but the mail on sunday has a story in relation to this concerning allegations about a minister who a p pa re ntly allegations about a minister who apparently sent his assistant to buy sex toys. More details in the mail on sunday there. The sunday times has a on sunday there. The sunday times hasa similar on sunday there. The sunday times has a similar story on the front page about bbc women who have exposed sex pests in the corporation, its notjust politics, its in every industry and we will be talking more about that. The presenter from the be talking more about that. The presenterfrom the radio be talking more about that. The presenter from the radio for today programme. The other story in the sunday times this morning, saying it looks like prisoners could be granted the right to vote. This was denied them even though it didnt comply with eu law, now thats being looked at again. Interesting. The front page of the sunday express, the story we have been leading on this morning concerns catalonia and whats happening there. The express describing spain as a country on a knife edge. The impact it has on the uk, it is saying theres a significant British Population in spain, but theyre also saying it is keeping tourists away and stopping uk visitors from visiting. It all looks unsettled at the moment. Quick look at the front of the observer, tory donors are warning the Prime Minister they need to be more prepared for a no deal brexit. It says in a sign of growing frustration among pro brexit tories, there are some who feel cabinet ministers are suffering from stockholm syndrome, thats when is hostages developed a bond with their ca ptors. Hostages developed a bond with their captors. Christian chose this one, slightly concerning the story they have developed socks you can wear for six days on the trot. Only six, you have to change once a week sorry about that. Its some kind of wea ra ble sorry about that. Its some kind of Wearable Technology so it draws in the snow and the sweat. Lovely safeway nicely to this cheesy fondue segway. Apparently the fondue segway. Apparently the fondue is coming back. How many people have a chocolate fondue kit in their cupboard . Everyone gets one for their wedding and they put it in the back of the cupboard. Talking about food, millions of watching the Great British bake off at the moment, but for a while theyve been saying is it appropriate to encourage baking in a time when we are worried about obesity and encouraging Healthy Eating . Queue firmly witting stall said we should look at the ingredients of the cakes we are making and include vegetables. Hugh fearnley whittingstall. Vegetables. Hugh fearnleywhittingstall. Here is anthonyjoshua, who fearnleywhittingstall. Here is anthony joshua, who defended fearnleywhittingstall. Here is anthonyjoshua, who defended his title last night against carlos takam. We will talk to steve bunce about that fight at around 8 30am. Hes done brilliant things, joshua, bringing people back to boxing. Was it the largest ever crowd for an indoor bout last night . Since mohammad ali i think many years ago. Bringing lots of young people back to boxing, a good thing. The dark pa rt to boxing, a good thing. The dark part of this, i dont know if you can see the picture underneath, this is fighting inside one of these indoor bouts. This was a clash, im not sure where that was, maybe at hull, there was what they call a city hall brawl, which was a less glitzy affair in hull last night and in previous times theyve had fighting in the arena and theyve had to bring in the police, a bit like Football Games when they get different crews facing off against each other. Maybe we can talk to steve about that later. |j each other. Maybe we can talk to steve about that later. I was told yesterday, i didnt see it myself, but the sunset around the country was incredible. Beautifully autumnal this weekend . Depended where you were yesterday. There were some clear skies in the north, a lot of cloud in the south but the payback was that it was mild. 17 degrees across much of the country. Look at the difference today. It will feel noticeably colder, especially across the north, with those clear skies starting to develop, lots of sunshine coming through. One of the reasons for the change in the story is, there has been shifted out of the way by a northerly wind, allowing cold that down from the arctic to spill across the country, particularly down towards north sea coasts. It will be breezy for a time, cloud and drizzle in the south west but as we go through the day not too bad in terms of dry and sunny weather. Scattered showers on north sea coasts but these should be fairly light and not feeling too bad. In terms of the weather, up towards the north, eight or nine degrees. Down on what we had yesterday. Milder towards the south west. It is worth bearing in mind if you are a gardener or a grower that the High Pressure will stay with us. The winds will fall light through the night but we will see those temperatures tumbling away. We could have our first widespread frost of the autumn season. Not a particularly hard frost, temperatures down as low as 2 frost, temperatures down as low as 2 or minus three degrees. The chilly start, pictures like this being sent in from our weather watchers on monday. As we go through the day on monday it is all changed yet again, due to a change in wind direction. We start off dry, with some sunshine. Eventually a south westerly flow will push in more cloud into the north west, milder conditions returning so double digits across the Western Isles and northern ireland. Ten or 12 degrees to the south. These week weather fronts will continue to be a nuisance into the middle part of the week. Not producing that much rain for england and wales. Light and patchy rain across the far north and west, so it means all change into the middle of next week. We will see these, the conditions returning. Cloudy and breezy. Any rain we get will not be that significant, but most of it will be on the far north west. And i was listening, that kind of cake is one of my favourite as well. Thats the thing, it can be very moist. Do you like carrot cake . Exactly, the same principle. Less than a fortnight ago, the syrian city of raqqa was reclaimed by us backed forces. For three years, it was the self declared capital of the so called Islamic State, where atrocities were carried out against its residents. It will take some time for normality to return. But, in a first since the citys liberation, women and men have danced together at a wedding something which would have been unimaginable just a few months ago. David campa nale reports. In traditional manner, women swirl and ululate in wedding celebration in one of raqqas western neighbourhoods. This is the first such gathering since so called Islamic State were driven from the city by a coalition of kurdish, arab and syrian fighters. Out on the patio, a man spins his prayer beads to the beat, as he leads a line of men and women in the dabke, a traditional dance. Dancers hop and sway, as children run around and elders look on. Almost everything in the scene would have been impossible during the three years of brutal is rule. The group banned music and dancing, imposed a strict dress code, prevented women from wearing make up, and forceably prohibited the mixing of men and women. The grooms family, unlike many others who fled raqqa during the fighting, has been able to return to their neighbourhood and celebrate. Translation this is the first time weve got together like this. Women used to have to stay here and men there there was no mixing. Now that theyre gone, we can mix, and we no longer have to wear the burqa. Female guests, forced underjihadist rule to wear all enveloping black, including gloves and face veils, now enjoy patterned robes and bright red lipstick. For now, raqqa is close to uninhabitable, with many buildings destroyed, and large parts of the city off limits for fear of unexploded ordnance. Hundreds of civilians were killed in the fighting, and many residents are still searching for missing family members. But, for the wedding guests, the celebration is a glimmer of hope for the future. David campanale, bbc news. A bright story, good to see, finally. We will bring you the headlines at 6 30am. Time now for this weeks film review, with james king and jane hill. Hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. To take us through the cinema releases this week is james king. Good to see you. You too. What have you been watching . There is some romance amongst the ruins in the italian love story call me by your name, an awards contender, that one. The god of thunder goes down under. There is a distinctly antipodean feel to marvels latest, thor ragnarok. Claire foy and Andrew Garfield battle the odds in breathe, there will be tears. Lets start with call me by your name. I feel like ive seen the trailer for this ten times, do the producers think its an awards contender . We are heading to awards season, so you will hear the same titles over and over again over the next few months. I do think this is one of those. The director is luca guadagnino, arguably the most stylish and chic director at the moment. I am love, Starring Tilda Swinton is a recommendation if youve never seen it. Written by james ivory, formerly of merchant ivory fame. Its a love story set in the early eighties in northern italy over one summer. It is about a 17 year old boy called elio. A student, an intern to help him over for the summer. Elio falls in love with the intern. We have timothee chalamet, a real rising star, as elio, and armie hammer as the intern. Here we are. Thank you so much. My goodness, you are bigger than your picture i couldnt get all of me in the picture its very nice to meet you. Elio you must be exhausted. Laughter every single one of these will elio, oliver, oliver, elio. You must be exhausted come, come. Should i take your things to your room . My room. Follow him. It is set in the 19805. In italy, his mother was french which is why he also spoke french. Language is an important part of the film. Its about this young boy finding out who he is, his own personality and finding his own language. Thats why there are a lot of different languages going on in the film. I just loved it. It looks gorgeous, its mainly set in lombardia and lake garda, and it looks fantastic. Its a young love story, a coming of age story. Its about the grey areas. It not one of those cliched movie love stories where everything seems neat. Its about the complexities of it and growing up. Thats what resonated with me. Perhaps it meanders a little but its about a teenager on their Summer Holidays which is when you meander. I certainly remember meandering a lot exactly theres a real sense of waiting for things to happen. Set in the 19805 before the internet and mobile phones. You are in the dark as to what is happening. You really get that sense. I thought it was beautiful. Wonderful, it certainly looks beautiful. Yeah. Does thor look beautiful . It actually does. It looks very stylish. Its the third Chris Hemsworth thor outing. Its stand alone. There is more comedy in this one, even though the subtitle, ragnarok, relates to the destruction of thors homeland, quite a bleak premise. Its a very funny film. Two reasons for that. The success of the guardians of the galaxy franchise, another marvel comic book franchise, cheeky and funny. It seems that thor has been given a guardians of the galaxy makeover. Secondly, i mentioned at the top about the down under thing. The director is a guy called Taika Waititi who has had a lot of success in new zealand with his comedy dramas. He brings a lovely, deadpan, antipodean sensibility to the whole thing, as well as casting Cate Blanchett and carl levin in there, and of course Chris Hemsworth. I love the comedy of it. Its really funny and marks it as different from the others. There isnt much depth to it or threat to it, but you will laugh a lot. Thats what people are really picking up on. And theres a lot to be said for that. Absolutely. The final selection for this week is breathe. Based on the true story of robin cavendish. A man in the late 50s, he was 28 years old. He was disabled by polio and this is the story of how he chose to live as full a life as possible, often using quite unconventional methods, and how he was supported by his wife, diana, throughout. Directed by andy serkis, a directing debut for him, and claire foy and Andrew Garfield star in this. Lets have a look. How do you feel . Much better. Diana, what happens if there is a power cut . You are working with a hand pump. Its a nifty bit of kit. Look whos here oh, look. There you go. Ooh. Look, jonathan. Its daddy. Hello, jonathan. Hello, dear boy. A proper tear jerker . Absolutely, not so much tugging on the heartstrings as yanking on them you will blub. There are some funny moments but for me, mainly in the second half of the film. It was the funnier moments, or the more peculiar moments that really resonated. Sometimes it is a little by the book and predictable, and inevitably, it will be compared to the theory of everything, the movie about steven hawking from a few years ago. Maybe it doesnt have the charisma of that. But behind the camera we know andy serkis is a great actor and clearly hes a very good director. From now on after this we will see him directing as much as acting. He has a very confident style. Thats a really interesting development. Superb actor, he is a fantastically versatile actor. It is striking that he has chosen something thats a real tear jerker as his first film . He said he read the script. Its actually his production partner its the story of his parents. His production partner is jonathan cavendish, but when andy serkis read the script he said it was the most emotional thing he had ever read, he had to make it, and it is an emotional watch. Lets go onto something completely different our film of the week. My goodness, i loved death of stalin. Right, lets talk about it, then. Isnt itjust clever satire . What i love about it, so much, was i watched it and laughed. So, a couple of weeks ago when i saw it. And in the fortnight since, what has really stayed with me is how chilling the whole thing is. I absolutely agree. Of course its an absurd situation these people find themselves in after the death of stalin in 1953 but then you see the backstabbing and the desperate clamouring around to hold onto some sort of power. And the things people will do which affect millions of their citizens in russia. Its chilling. And he never lets you forget that people were taken out of their bedss in the middle of the night and thrown into prison, or worse. Its important that that has to be in the film but its done cleverly. You laugh at the ridiculousness of it but then you go, hang on, theres a dark side to this, which is classic satire. You can see there are five great people in the poster behind you but its an ensemble cast. They are all fantastic but Simon Russell beale really stood out for me. He plays beria, the head of security in the secret police. A chilling performance. Hes great but they all are great in it. Yes, arent they . Fantastic. And a quick thought on the dvd, for anyone who doesnt want to head out . My cousin rachel, based on the Daphne Du Maurier thriller set in victorian era, cornwall. Sam claflin stars he suspects his cousin rachel has killed a mutual relative. But the only problem is, as well as suspecting her, he is also falling in love with rachel, hes also seduced by her. Hes in an odd position. We never really know whether she did it or not. You are kept guessing by the film. The rachel of the title is played by rachel weisz and just keeps her cards close to her chest throughout. Its a subtle performance and you are really kept guessing. Excellent. James, its good to see you. Thank you for being with us. Thats all from us for this week. Enjoy your cinema going. Goodbye hello, this is breakfast with Christian Fraser and Rachel Burden. Good morning, heres a summary of this mornings main stories from bbc news Heathrow Airport says it is investigating how details of its security procedures were found lying in the street. The sunday mirror says information concerning the queen was on a unencrypted memory stick as well as files on safeguards for cabinet ministers and foreign dignitaries along with maps locating cctv cameras and a network of tunnels and escape shafts, linked to the Heathrow Express train line. Heathrow says its confident that the airport remains secure. Pro unity demonstrators are expected to take to the streets of barcelona today as the Spanish Government continues to take powers back from catalonia. The Spanish Government has said former Catalan LeaderCarles Puigdemont will be free to take part in new elections in december. Catalonias leadership was sacked and the regions autonomy was revoked after it declared independence on friday. Nicola sturgeon is to apologise on behalf of the Scottish Government to gay men convicted of now abolished Sexual Offences. The first minister will make her statement next week to coincide with new legislation to grant automatic pardons to those affected. The law will also allow the removal of such crimes from criminal records. Thousands of drivers are breaking the law by driving diesel cars without pollution filters. Nearly 2000 cars have been found without filters since 201a but it is thought the number is much higher. Its illegal to drive without them and many ca rs illegal to drive without them and many cars go unnoticed during mot tests. The driver and Vehicle Standards Agency says it plans to improve the tests next year. Donald trump has said he will release nearly all the secret files in connection to the assassination of president kennedy in 1963. Last week, around 3,000 documents were published, but hundreds more were held back for reasons of national security. Last night, President Trump said only files containing the names and addresses of anyone whos still alive would remain classified. Loads to talk about sports wise and we will talk about the boxing. For those who didnt stay up to follow it last night, another terrific night for anthonyjoshua but not without controversy . Not without a broken nose as well, but not from a fist, a clash of heads in the second round so uncomfortable stuff. Lots of people predicting it would be an easy fight but far from straightforward against carlos takam, who only stepped in at the last minute because his previous challenger dropped out and he had only had ten days to prepare for 12 rounds. But takam was going to go at him because he is smaller . Yes, a different challenge forjoshua, training for a taller guide. A difficult fight a taller guide. We expect big things from him so we thought he could have finished it offa thought he could have finished it off a bit sooner taller guy. Not as straightforward as many were predicting, anthonyjoshua coming up against a tough opponent in carlos takam, but eventually won through with a stoppage in the tenth round under the roof at the principality stadium in cardiff. After some cagey opening rounds, joshua sent takam to the canvas in round four. But drama before that, as a clash of heads in the second round sanoshua suffer a broken nose and takam cuts over both eyes. The referee had seen enough by round ten, stopping the fight to give joshua his 20th professional victory naturally as a fighter youll always have that instinct that you want to hurt your opponent. Word but what was good, from everything my coach has taught me, even with takam, i see he was hurt a few times in that fight, but i didnt want to go steaming in, i didnt want to look for the knockout, i wanted it to come naturally and we were slowly, slowly, slowly getting there. I dont want the pressure any more because sometimes i know it can lead to my downfall if im not careful. Before that, Irelands Katie Taylor won her first world title as a professional after defeating argentinas Anahi Sanchez on points. The five time world amateur won 99 90 on all of the judges score cards to take the wba lightweight world title. As weve been talking about on breakfast this morning, england under 17s are world cup winners for the first time after beating spain in the final in india. They fought back from two goals down to win 5 2, which means england are double world cup winners this year after success for the under 20s in june. So there you have it. Worth showing you this graphic. England are pretty much the best footballing nation in the world at the moemtn when it comes to youth football. Englands youth teams performing in the major tournaments at the moment. Worth pointing that out. We would have a line for the senior squad but we cant. Russia 2018 around the corner of, there is still time. Corner of, there is still time. Corner though, there is still time. It was a good day for both manchester clubs at the top of the premier league yesterday. City remain top after their win at west brom while united left it late to beat tottenham. Nick parrot rounds up the action. After a goalless d raw after a goalless draw and feed Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho will be hoping a 1 0 win over tottenham will his critics. Substitute anthony martials late goal inflicted spurs blue second defeat of the season, bringing them back down to earth after the. Cough guardiolas id remain four points clear at the top after securing their eighth Successive League win by beating West Bromwich albion 3 2. Edin hazard kept chelsea in the top four and made his boss Antonio Conte a little bit more co mforta ble Antonio Conte a little bit more comfortable with the only goal against bournemouth. Jurgen klopp described last weeks defeat by totte n ha m described last weeks defeat by tottenham as the worst of the season. But beating his best friend, David Michaels huddersfield side 30, David Michaels huddersfield side 3 0, is making it feel like christmas at anfield and a big relief. David bartons huddersfield side. Bilics side were on course for their third win of the season and still Wilfried Zaha has matched a point in the 96th minute. Despite the heroics roy hodgsons id remain rooted to the bottom of the table. Wilfred saha snatched a point. There was a draw for scottish champions celtic with kilmarnock yesterday. But it means theyve equalled their own record of going 62 domestic games without being beaten. It allowed second placed aberdeen, who lost to celtic in midweek, to reduce the gap between the two clubs to one point as they beat ross county. And two goals from kenny miller, brought back into the team by caretaker boss graeme murty, helped rangers win 3 1 at hearts, they go third in the table. Lewis hamilton could wrap up a fourth world title at the mexico grand prix to stand alone as the only british driver to win that many titles. He only needs to finish fifth to lift the title, and starts from third on the grid. Tom clarkson is there. Here we go, just the 71 lap mexico grand prix to go to find out whether Lewis Hamilton is indeed going to claim that fourth world title this weekend and become the most successful british driver in the history of formula 1, surpassing the great jackie stewart. Well, history of formula 1, surpassing the greatjackie stewart. Well, we know now that hes going to be starting this grand prix from third on the grid, his only championship rivals Sebastian Vettel is on pole position but all the indications here in max ochoa are that its Lewis Hamiltons to lose and come sunday evening the champagne is going to be flowing in that mercedes hospitality unit. Were still on for the win. I think well see what happens with max. But im hoping i get to at least have a battle with one of them. He says he wants to win the race and not finish fifth, you wouldnt bet against it even though he is starting third. England playing australia in the final one Day International match of the womens ashes, the aussies having won the first two, a must win for england, 28a8 first two, a must win for england, 28a 8 batting first in coffs harbour. A shower has meant australia are chasing 278 to win the match. Going well, but england have taken a few wickets in the last couple of minutes with captain rachel hayes losing hers there. 216seven, australia now need eight points in the series to retain the ashes. 216seven. They already have four in the bag and that would ta ke have four in the bag and that would take them to six so that would make them odds on to retain the ashes. In the premiership, wasps beat northampton 38 22 at Franklin Gardens to claim their third league win of the season. Wasps delivered an impressive performance to end saints unbeaten record at home this season, with juan de jongh securing the bonus point score five minutes from time. Elsewhere, saracens beat london irish to go top of the premiership, while harlequins claimed a bonus point win over worcester. In the pro 1a there were wins for leinster, scarlets and edinburgh. Venus williams has become the oldest woman ever to reach the end of season world tour final in singapore. To reach her first final since 2009. 37 year old williams will meet world number six, caroline wozniacki, who beat Karolina Pliskova 7 6, 6 3 in their semi final. Local favourite elvyn evans is closing in on victory at the wales rally of great britain. Hes hoping to be the first british winner since Richard Burns 17 years ago. He was 25 seconds clear of the field on saturday morning, and blasted through the welsh forests in his ford fiesta to extend that. If youre not up to date after that imight as if youre not up to date after that i might as well go home. The cricket, australia currently the seven but we will keep an eye on it. If england lose that 22a of the seven. Australia only need to get to eight points 22a 7. We will keep you updated through the programme. New powers to close a loophole that allows some parents to avoid paying their share of Child Maintenance will come into effect next year. The government believes that by doing this, hundreds of thousands of pounds will be recovered. Lets get more detail on this, were joined by the family and divorce lawyer, va nessa lloyd platt. Can you explain specifically what the change is and how it might affect the collection of payments . At the moment if somebody doesnt pay their Child Support thats been assessed or theyve agreed to pay, the Child Support people can apply to have them in force it. They can go against seoul bank accounts. In force it. If they can trace it against a bank account they can make an order against that bank accounts. People have been getting out of it by saying its a joint account and you cant take the money. The government have looked at this time and time again, what can they do to enforce orders more properly . Theyve decided they will bring in more powers for the Child Support people to grab money in a joint account and this is the first time theyve been able to do this. Im personally of the view that this will be very difficult because in order to do it theyve got to demonstrate the money in the joint account does belong to the person whos supposed to play. What about if the other person says its all mine, ive paid all my wages in, it may a joint account but its all my money, or theyve paid in cash. There are so many problems and loopholes. Also if theyjust say pa rt loopholes. Also if theyjust say part of the account is being used for business expenses, or again it will be completely ignored. So were very sceptical as practitioners that this will actually work. The Child Support rules came in many years ago and have been very problematic from the beginning. Many of us believe it should all go back to the courts to deal with rather than having a separate agency because people are more likely to obey court orders than they are these kind of orders when they think, its only from an agency. Just reading it will unlock around £a00,000. Agency. Just reading it will unlock around £400,000. Nothing, a drop in the ocean. The Derbyshire Programme found this year there was an unpaid Child Maintenance of £3. 8 billion. Theres billions of pounds owing because the agency has been quite ineffective in grabbing the money when they can. There are a lot of powers they do have, they can go in and grab goods from people, they can sendin and grab goods from people, they can send in the bailiffs if they get certain orders, they can force the sale of a property if they wanted but the fact is they arent, they are going the easy route. They say weve tried to contact them and theyre not weve tried to contact them and they re not really weve tried to contact them and theyre not really complying, its very weak. Now that weve got this amount owing in Child Support, its an absolute tragedy. Ive monreal need ive run many campaigns with people over the years to shut it down but the trouble is each consecutive government have invested so much in the Child Support agency. But the problem is if each of these situations are subject to court orders then you clog up the legal system and it becomes very costly. There probably arent enough courts, thats the problem, but as practitioners over the years we have proposed ways of doing it by bringing it back to the courts at the same time as the divorce proceeding. This is the ultimate problem, you deal with the divorce and the other Financial Issues and then you say cms will calculate and assess the Child Support, thats when it starts to go wrong. Previously it was all dealt with simultaneously and we feel the way they are enforcing isnt efficient. How can it be that the maximum they think they will get, £360,000 out of £3. 8 billion, its quite clear this isa drop £3. 8 billion, its quite clear this is a drop in the ocean and quite clear that in order to assess whether they should even make these orders against thejoint whether they should even make these orders against the joint account, theyve got to look at bank accounts, theyve got to do an analysis, where are they going to have the time and resources to do it . Never mind the moral imperative on the absent parent to contribute to the child anyway. Thats a whole other discussion. Here is louise with a look at this mornings weather. Good morning. This is where i would like to be right now, with a dog, taking in some of the lovely autumn colour. It was pretty windy yesterday, and it is mild today if you are going to be out and about any length of time. You might need any length of time. You might need an extra layer. A noticeable difference in the field in some places, a good six to eight degrees down on what you had yesterday and the reason being the change in wind direction. Yesterday we had this milderaircoming infrom direction. Yesterday we had this milder air coming in from the west but overnight this cold and northerly flow is starting to kick in. Perhaps not into the extreme south west, here it will start cloudy and drizzly from the remnants of yesterdays front. That will break up and we will see some decent spells of sunshine coming through. That northerly wind driving in the risk of a few showers, not particularly heavy or widespread, and in terms of the feel of things, look at the difference. Eight or nine degrees tops into scotland, the Northern Isles pretty cold but still the mid teens down into the south west. Because of that High Pressure and because the wind continues to fall light but still from the north, the temperatures will fall away very sharply through the night tonight. So we will see the night tonight. So we will see the potential for our first widespread frost. Not a hard frost, it is not going to be too bad, but in rural spots we are down to a couple of degrees or so below freezing. We could be waking up to views like this first thing on monday morning. Very pretty but on the chilly side. On monday as we go through the day we see whether conditions changing again, and all due to the wind direction. After a dry and sunny day for many, cloud gathering and a south westerly winds bringing in milderair gathering and a south westerly winds bringing in milder air outbreaks of showery rain. Double digits to the north west, not quite as cold for the far north west of scotland by the far north west of scotland by the end of the day. And these were the end of the day. And these were the funds will move through monday and into tuesday, but primarily to the extreme north west. High pressure really still sitting across much of england and wales. So in the next week it will turn milder, but it will not be particularly messy in terms of the weather. A good deal of dry weather around. Most of the rain will be sitting on the far north and west. If anyone has seen the picture that rachel has tweeted this morning, they will know that she needs a new phone. So with that in mind, why dont you watch click and i will show home iphone. Her my phone. Going into space has long been the dream of many a sci fi fan and for one bbc presenter that dream is about to come true. In a world first for the broadcast industry, spencer kelly, who fronts the Bbc Technology programme click, has been accepted by nasa to visit and report from the International Space station. During his stay on board, hell present several episodes of click. Kelly, who says he has always harboured ambitions to leave planet earth, will test how the latest Technology Performs in zero gravity. He says hes looking forward to the months of training ahead of him. Thats not. Thats not true. Im so sorry. That shouldnt be on the autocue. Its my christmas fantasy list. Its fake news we are fighting the fake news. Its fake, phoney, fake. The fake media tried to stop. Everyones using the term these days. The problem is, it now seems to mean anything from actual lies to something you simply dont agree with. And the tech world is anguishing over how to sort fact from fiction, from opinion, from satire, from highly skewed and misleading headlines. And as a result, Fact Checking organisations are now working to counter the fake news effect. The First Draft Coalition operates around the world and in germany its working alongside journalists from a group to help improve online transparency. In the run up to the recent election here, they published a daily newsletter, investigating the most popular stories on social media, suspected of being false or highly misleading. You look at an incident in a video, but then when youre trying to get verification youre looking largely away from the main incident and into the background. Is whats being claimed in the captioned description in this video what is actually being seen in the video . One which showed a couple of maybe not traditional northern europeans, a couple of dark skinned guys, waving their passports. This was claimed to be smug immigrants trampling all over german peoples feelings. The tweets said they were insulting local germans and provoking them. Using simple tools, such as reverse image searches to verify the original sources of videos, and in this case a facility called watch frame by frame, the journalists were able to identify the street name, unter den linden. The thing that helped me is there is a Police Officer walking through the video, back here. After locating the police squad in question they were able to get an eyewitness account of what happened, notjust in front of the camera but also behind. Actually we discovered that behind the camera there are like 100 people insulting these three to four guys in the first place. They were, if anything, just reacting. The problem is that anything can look believable when its published online and there is an ongoing debate about whether the platforms on which the stories are published should be the ones to police them. Making sure that Quality Content and qualityjournalism is on top is a big mission. So thats why we work very closely with Fact Checking organisations and Media Organisations around the world. Just a couple of months ago we changed our ads policy around misleading news websites. Wheoever ends up fighting the rising tide of fake news, one things for certain ultimately were going to need an automated Fact Checking system. Back in the uk, a stones throw away from westminster, lies full fact. This is an organisation that first came to the public attention around the time of the eu referendum. These guys have some pretty interesting Fact Checking tools. In this session of Prime Ministers questions, the group is verifying claims using a mixture of manual and automated Fact Checking. Using a combination of ai and machine learning, the algorithm will perform calculations and check facts with primary sources. Eventually it could be used in a scenario such as this. There are 10,000 more training places available for nurses in the nhs, but the right honourable gentleman. Yeah, see, thats not right. Thats an ambition for 2020, but its currently not true. How cool would it be to debunk claims like that on the spot . Gdp is rising. Its kind of like shazam for facts. Nurses are using food banks. The tool that im most excited about is the speech to text checking. So its when somebody is talking live and it takes you in real time to the primary sources. So if a journalist is in a press conference or if they are interviewing someone, they can see straightaway if theres something that the person in front of them has said is true or false, which is particularly cool. I so want that. I so want that have you used it in anger yet . I havent used it in anger yet. All right. How ready is it . Its ready now, but it can only do one sentence at a time. Do you think public figures will have to change the way they behave . Theres no debate that can really happen without eventually hitting on numbers and the point at which you hit numbers its important that theyre correct and not being manipulated. Thats the place we are starting from and the world we want to create. 12,000 creatives under one roof, all geared up to find out whats next from the outfit that literally invented photoshopping. The answer a as weve never known it before. Take this image of denver, where an entire neighbourhood is expunged in a flash and replaced with something more aesthetically pleasing. Instead of just trying to fill in the area with surrounding pixels, the software can now extract meaning from the image and make a smart substitute from its library of 100 million other pictures. A similar principle is at play here. The plaster now intelligently removed as the software can understand the protrusion in the middle of a persons face is a nose. And say you wanted to remove something or someone from a video. Right now you could try it frame by painstaking frame. The chances are the result would look crude. But this demo is real. A Research Project we may well see in a future version of adobes products. In this era of fake news, the implications of being able to easily fool your audience are of course potentially troublesome, but adobe is more interested in the Creative Potential of ai. We are trying to reimagine the entire Creative Process so you can create the way you want to. Machines can see patterns and possibilities that we may not be able to see immediately. Adobe says a should allow creatives more time for artistic expression and to be creative rather than doing boring and repetitive tasks. They say the entire Creative Process should be way more efficient and ai could potentially even second guess our next moves. The tech also understands 3d, so you dont have to be an artist to easily design and iterate. Few people would argue that al is fantastic in terms of creating efficiencies in our work flows, but is there a danger that an over reliance on our machines instead of amplifying the Creative Process could eventually end up supplanting it . I actually dont think so. Creatives are distracted by all of the things that take multiple steps, make them suddenly move out of a right brain mode into a sort of procedural left brain mode. I dont think a takes anything away. I think it ends up being this muse at your elbow. And thats the prevailing view amongst creatives here, keen to embrace the possibilities offered up in an a world. Were on our way to see a film, a movie, but not as we know it, in virtual reality. Were going to get run over. Car honks i think this is 68a, not your standard cinema. Haunted cinema downstairs. Theres people down there wearing vr headsets. Virtual reality film is super exciting, but right now you can only enjoy it in the comfort of your own home and its not a social experience. We want to bring people together so they can enjoy vr with their friends, their family, their partner. Where am i sitting . We reserved you a seat. Oh, excellent. Have we got any popcorn . Back we go, up and over. Oh, popcorn, excellent. Is everyone ready to go . All yeah lets do it showtime scary suburbia. Im looking down, i dont have any legs or anything, im not a person. Ive been directed to look down the drain. Oh my goodness me that is it down the drain. Im pennywise, the dancing clown just left that scene. Look behind you. Weve got a collection of films five to ten minutes each and were showing them back to back in a a0 minute montage. Its not the first vr cinema pop up and none of the hardware the guys are using is cutting edge either. But they have created a custom piece of software to link all the movie clips together and play them in sync across all the headsets via bluetooth so people can have that shared cinema experience of being shocked all at the same time. Actually it was quite fun to bring a group of friends together. Not that i have any here. You can go out and have a shared experience, another group is coming in right now . Right now. 0k. Masters of turnaround. Wed better be on our way. Thats it for the short cut of click for this week. The full version is up on iplayer. Dont forget we live on facebook and twitter throughout the week, bbcclick is where youll find us. Thanks for watching and we will see you soon. Hello, this is breakfast, with Rachel Burden and Christian Fraser. Heathrow officials are investigating after a usb stick containing confidential data, was reportedly found in the street. It included information like the route taken by the queen when she travels to the airport. Good morning, its saturday the 29th of october. Also this morning supporters of a united spain are urged to take to the streets of barcelona. A huge anti independence rally is to take place in the city. Gay men convicted of now abolished Sexual Offences in scotland are to receive an apology from the first minister. And in sport, anthonyjoshua successfully defends his two world titles with a 10th round stoppage of carlos takam in front of 78,000 in cardiff. Coming from 2 0 down to beat spain 5 2