Grand slam semifinalist. Britains kyle edmund pulls off a sensational victory at the Australian Open, to reach his first grand slam semi final. Im loving it right now just the way im playing. Im 23 years old and my first grand slam semifinal, the first time i played on one of the biggest courts in the world. With the award season in full swing, the Oscar Nominations are revealed this lunchtime. And coming up in the sport on bbc news, kyle edmund will face marin cilic in the semifinal after rafa nadal was forced to retire with injury, ending their Australian Open battle. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The foreign secretary borisjohnson has called for millions more in funding for the nhs at this mornings cabinet meeting. Its unusual for a minister to make his views known in this way, he was criticised for speaking out of turn by Philip Hammond and rebuked by theresa may for his demands. She told him it was better to have a conversation about the future of the nhs and private. Here our Political Correspondent chris mason. He certainly knows how to grab headlines. Cabinet meetings are meant to be an opportunity for private discussion. Instead, Boris Johnson let his colleagues and eve ryo ne johnson let his colleagues and everyone else know in advance that he wants an extra £5 billion for the nhs in england. Do you welcome the foreign secretarys intervention . The Health Secretary kept quiet about mrjohnson trampling on his turf, but look at this. The chancellor did not exactly look amused. Mrjohnson is the foreign secretary. I gave the Health Secretary and extra £6 billion at the recent budget and will look at departmental allocations again at the Spending Review when it takes place, thank you. It is not unknown for borisjohnson to occasionally indulge in some extracurricular freelancing, to occasionally indulge in some extracurricularfreelancing, piling on stuff not exactly in the brief of a foreign secretary. I am told that ona a foreign secretary. I am told that on a recent visit to a hospital with the Health Secretary he was very concerned about what he saw and is determined to deliver on the idea from the Eu Referendum campaign about or money for the Health Service after into it. On top of that, his timing could hardly be worse for the prime minister. He is already Boris Johnson is supporting that argument by suggesting what is needed is i dont love they have a dart for our Health Editor hugh pym is here. Thatis that is the politics that there is a question about the nhs resources. And increasing debate with a e units being so full, very overstretched staff, difficulties finding beds. All those images have really sharpened this debate. What people in the nhs are saying it is no good politicians bandying around billions of pounds more and debates going on around that without some proper analysis. What they want to see is a projection over ten years after man in the Health Service. How much the population will grow, what the ageing population will need, what more can be done about prevention, and then look at what is needed to pay for it. And a proper debate rather than the cross party fight the whole time. There is a growing demand the consensus among politicians, 90 mps signed a letter to theresa may at the end of last year from all three main parties at westminster calling forjust main parties at westminster calling for just that sort of approach. Main parties at westminster calling forjust that sort of approach. An end to partisan politics on the Health Service. She replied at the end of last week saying the government has got this under control and is planning for the future and rather brush them off. I think that will get harder and harderfor think that will get harder and harder for theresa may given this groundswell and given demands for some sort of serious debate about health and social care long term. The government has a social care paper coming out in the summer which is being run byjeremy hunt with his new department of health and social ca re new department of health and social care as it is branded. There is a lot of very important debate taking place but it does not deal with the short term needs of the nhs, which are still under extreme pressure thank you. The prosecution in the trial of a man accused of the Finsbury Park mosque attack has alleged that he received a message on twitter from a leader of the far right Group Britain first. Darren osborne is accused of deliberately driving a van into worshippers lastjune, killing one person. He denies murder and attempted murder. Daniel sandford is at Woolwich Crown court. Daniel, tell us more about what was said in court . Much of this morning was taken up looking at what Darren Osborne had been doing on the internet in the two weeks before the attack. He appears to have joined twitter about two weeks before the attack, some evidence suggests that. On that date he receives a direct message from jade fransson, he receives a direct message from jade fra nsson, the he receives a direct message from jade fransson, the deputy leader of britain first. Over the next few days he does several searches, both forjada fransson days he does several searches, both for jada fra nsson and days he does several searches, both forjada fransson and the leader of britain first. Youll to receive direct messages from tommy robinson, the leader of the adl, and at the far right group. On the day before he travelled to london to allegedly carry out the attack, it seems on an ipad belonging to his eldest daughter that he reads two tweets from tommy robinson, one saying when the muslims bond our kids we were told not to look back in anger, and where was the day of rage after the terrorist attacks . All i saw was lighting candles. The jury terrorist attacks . All i saw was lighting candles. Thejury heard from a man in the pub with Darren Osborne on the night before he was accused of carrying out these attacks. A soldier called Callum Spence. He says Darren Osborne was talking aggressively and loudly about muslims, saying they will turn us about muslims, saying they will turn us all into muslims, turn us all into terrorists. In the end, Callum Spence had decided he would help the manager of the pub to a sport to score Darren Osborne from the pub, at what point Darren Osborne said, i will take things into my own hands. The trial is expected to last another two weeks or so. Thank you, daniel sandford. A powerful earthquake in the gulf of alaska this morning which hit 175 miles southeast of the town of kodiak prompted warnings of a possible tsunami down the west coast of canada and the united states. Richard galpin has the latest. It is the dead of night on the island of kodiak, just off mainland alaska. The wailing sirens are waking people, to warn them that a tsunami could soon hit the area. Hello, kodiak, sergeant bieber, i wa nt to hello, kodiak, sergeant bieber, i want to remind everybody that is not a drill, this is an actual tsunami warning. At least 100 feet above sea level, the High School Parking lot. Element in a safe but it is very backed up now so you will not make about in five minutes. The island of kodiak, home to almost 14,000 the island of kodiak, home to almost 111,000 people, lies off the Southern Coast of alaska and is the closest appointed to the epicentre of the earthquake. The closest pointed to. It is not long before roads are clogged with ca is long before roads are clogged with cars heading away from the coast in search of the safety of higher ground. Many have been taking shelter in this school. People are very calm here. Kodiak residents argues to earthquakes, not of this magnitude. Roughly around 600 people are here at the high school. The emergency sirens are still going off but we have not had any reports so far of anything happening. In the last i with a tsunami warning has been listed in most areas, although people closest to the epicentre are still being advised to keep away from the coast. Richard galpin, bbc news. Foxplanned takeover of sky is not in the public interest, according to the public interest, according to the competition watchdog, which says allowing the company to go ahead with the deal would give the Murdoch Family too much influence over the public agenda. Fox has been trying to buy the 61 of sky it does not currently own. Our media editor joins us. What does this mean . The future of sky is unclear, the company will not exist, but who owns it will remain unclear. The company will exist. Rupert murdoch, he bid for the 61 six or seven yea rs he bid for the 61 six or seven years ago and it was scuppered by the phone hacking scandal. Now it has been stuck in regulatory framework. Ofcom first said they we re framework. Ofcom first said they were concerned about media plurality. The competition and markets authority has come to this conclusion, the murdochs are fit and proper to be broadcasters but giving them full control of sky and sky news, specifically, would give them too much influence over public debate. It is, frankly, weird. This is a uk regulatory process but it could be overta ken regulatory process but it could be ove rta ke n by regulatory process but it could be overtaken by an american process because at the end of last year Rupert Murdoch decided he would exit uk media and salad to disney. This isa uk media and salad to disney. This is a bureaucratic step in a british regulatory process. The biggest question is whether disney will buy Rupert Murdochs business from him and, if they do, many of the concerns about media plurality youre watching bbc news. Were leaving the news at one in order to bring you our special Oscar Nominations programme. Im joined by the film criticjason solomons, whos with me for the next 45 minutes. Well be bringing you all the nominations as they are announced in los angeles. It isa it is a fascinating year on many levels, we will talk about the me too campaign in a moment, but potentially a good year for the brits . It is, look out for gary oldman as winston churchill, Daniel Day Lewis in a film called phantom thread, which is not out in the uk get, and Daniel Kaluuya from camden town. Unless lookout for sally hawkins, who is in the shape of water, which we expect to lead the nominations by the end of play today. Fascinating, good to have you with us, we will be joining those announcements, viewers joining us from bbc world as well. Hello, and welcome to this bbc news special programme, bringing you the 2018 Oscar Nominations. Imjane hill, and we arejust minutes away from learning who has been short listed for this Years Academy awards. The film criticjason solomons is with me. Well be discussing the likely contenders, and how different the ceremony might be after a turbulent year for hollywood. We will be in los angeles in a little while to hear the First Tranche of nominations. Lets talk