From tomorrow. Protesters against italys far right hard during the campaign and to lose your seat . Party, the league, gather in rome for whats expected to be nobody enjoys losing their seat. The biggest demonstration yet by grassroots activists, that call themselves the sardines. But i am just really Dwayne Johnson and jack black are back in body swap sequel, privileged that i represented jumanji the next level. See what mark kermode thinks of that in the film review. Sedgefield for 12 years, where i grew up and where i still live and always will live. So it was a great privilege to represent the people, a lot of whom i grew up with. If you dont mind me saying, it is clearly very emotional . Yeah, i mean you have lost your seat. And especially one where you live so it is difficult. But it is, at the same time, good evening, and you have got to step back and look welcome to bbc news. At the reasons behind why this seat the Prime Minister this afternoon was lost to the conservatives. Promised cheering supporters and why do you think that was . In the north of england i think there is a big that he will repay their trust disconnect at the moment between the labour party telling them theyd changed the Political Landscape, the conservative party and its labour supporters. And the country for good. This is a traditional labour area, a surge of conservative support in traditional labour seats helped his party to its biggest the north east of england. And i think we have got to, if were election win in 30 years. Going to re gain seats like this, we have got to re establish that. And obviously the big issue meanwhile, scotlands first minister has said the conservatives cant on the doorstep wasJeremy Corbyn. Stand in the way of a second independence referendum. And the labour leadership has today reiterated that its defeat and anybody, any activists who say was caused by brexit. It was anything other Boris Johnson has been addressing voters in one than that was one of the main of his partys new constituencies, reasons actually you know. Sedgefield in County Durham which was held by tony blair. If you say any different, heres what he said. They havent been out, canvassing. So what do people say to you on the doorstep . This is a brexit area, i have got a particular view i want to thank all of you for on brexit which is that the people the trust that you have placed in us should have the final say, in the conservative party and in me. Especially on borisjohnsons deal i know how difficult it was, and it can be, to make because he led the leave campaign, and people have the right to compare that kind of decision. His deal with what he promised. And i imagine peoples pencils hovering over the ballot paper and i think that is and wavering before coming down pretty straightforward. For us and the conservatives. So for everyone person who raised brexit with me on the doorstep, i know that people may have been breaking the voting habits there would be five people of generations to vote for us. I want the people of the north east to know who raised Jeremy Corbyn. That we in the conservative party, and i, will repay your trust. Cheering. And the issues would be people didnt think he isnt fit everything that we do, everything to be Prime Minister, i do as your Prime Minister, will be that it was all this stuff around terrorism, around the fact devoted to repaying that trust. That they did not think he was competent enough to be Prime Minister, he did not represent their kind of labour. First of all, what ill be going to do to repay. And the kind of labour around we are going to get here is pretty, you know, brexit done, arent we . We have a deal ready to go. Patriotic. Now, can anybody tell me what kind of deal it is . Its an area of the can anybody give me. Country where there was a lot of recruitment give me the culinary for the armed forces characteristics of that deal again. Over the decades. And people from that kind of background have a bit it is oven ready, it is ready to go. Of resentment, a bit of resentment every single one of our wonderful from a leader of the labour party mps, our new mps, that now, who does not seem to represent do you support that deal . They do, they all back it, that and then of course we have 100 support. It is the old world view we can get it in just before christmas, we havejust been where their worldview to me seems going over the timetable, we can definitely get it to be one which is anti west, in before christmas. It seems to be one that does not then, we are out on january the 31st. But there is much more promote the values of the west, that we want to do to repay which is very important. The trust of the british people, and the trust of the people and also, the economic competency here in the north east. Of the leadership, where, you know, we want, of course, to improve fantastic National Health service, so many people would say i like some thats why we are making the biggest parts of your manifesto investments for a generation. But as a whole, it does not add up. How many new hospitals . How many more nurses . 50,000 more yes, and we will get on and deliver on those objectives. Particularly one person said to me, two plus two equals four but in the world of this manifesto we will make the streets safer across the whole of the uk it makes five or seven or eight. By investing in how many did you feed this back to the top . More police, initially . Did you say we are 20,000, absolutely, struggling on the doorstep. Absolutely correct. We will improve our education, they have known, i have been pretty open over the years the money is already going in, about the relationship to every primary school, every secondary school between labour voters in areas in the country. 4000 per pupil in the primary, 5000 like this and the leadership, per pupil in the secondary school. And i knew at the last election what the relationship was, what we want to do, as conservatives, we want to take and that was breaking down in 2017. Our country forward by uniting but people have had another two years to harden their views around and levelling out across the whole the current labour party, its leadership and its worldview. Of our incredible united kingdom. And they dont like it. And we do it with a very simple idea, its by investing in better infrastructure, would you have lost your seat better education, and fantastic do you think if labour modern technology. Had a different leader . And give those things to every part of the united kingdom, and we will spread opportunity well, i never take any election across the whole of for granted but so many people said the united kingdom, because that is fundamentally what we in the conservative to me on the doorstep, party believe in. Phil, if you had a different we believe in giving opportunity to everyone, leader, id vote for you. We believe that talent is evenly youd walk it. Distributed throughout our there wouldnt be a problem. Country but opportunity youd probably form is unfairly distributed. The next government. We are going to rectify that as a one nation so they thought that, conservative government, and the one thing that was holding as a peoples government. That is what we are going to do. Them back from voting labour was the current leadership of the labour party, and you cant get away from that. Well, the Prime Minister so did Jeremy Corbyn has rejected demands lose you your seat . From the Scottish National party for yes. Has anybody. A second independence referendum. The snp leader, nicola sturgeon, warned that westminster must not has he, john mcdonnell, any of the labour top stand in the way of efforts team, been in touch . No, no. To pursue a second vote. I wouldnt have thought they would be. And its. My plan is the one i put before you know, i never take these the scottish people on thursday elections for granted. And got an endorsement and mandate for, so i will continue i never have and i never would, to pursue that. Look, the tories probably havent if i ever stand again. Yet really come to terms with what happened on thursday. They were rejected in scotland, but when its every doorstep, they put the issue of opposition its the same issue, to an independence referendum, then you know youve got a problem to use Jackson Carlaws words, and you know what the problem is, on the ballot paper. And to try and disguise it, they lost a vote share, they lost more than 50 of their seats which i think the leadership of the labour party is now by saying it was a catastrophic defeat it was brexit or its for the tories on that single issue. The Mainstream Media, so, the tories will rage against this, im sure, just sort of like, man up, for as long as they possibly can. Basically, because the problem just as in the 1990s was Jeremy Corbyn. When they set their face against the establishment it was the worldview of a scottish parliament, that was being promoted they will find now that they cant by him and his leadership. Ultimately block the will and weve got to face up to that. Of the scottish people. I think the danger for them is the longer they try to do that, and if you complain the more contempt they show for scottish democracy, the more they will increase about the Mainstream Media and then support for independence. They find all these stories so, to supporters of independence, about terrorism and about hamas i would simply say the mandate and hezbollah, then dont go and the momentum is very clearly and talk to them and dont be seen on our side. Your will is strong, with them and then expect to get the treatment that, you know, borisjohnsons will is strong were at a complete impasse not to expect the treatment youve been getting off here, arent we . The Mainstream Media. His will is not going to dissolve, so a lot of the stories, theres no and yours isnt either. Smoke without fire, basically. Well, impasses tend to break. I think they break. Jeremy corbyn said this morning history in scotland shows this, that he wont lead labour into another general election. They break in favour of democracy. Is that enough right now, Boris Johnson and i can take, or should he have resigned . As im sure we will continue taking, he should resign. Diametrically opposed positions ithink, you know. On the question of independence. I think, if he decides to stay on, if its not into the next election, i think its best for scotland, which is, i would assume, he disagrees thats legitimate, in 202a, thats obviously five thats perfectly fine to have that disagreement. Years, then, you know, ultimately, the democratic case, thats going to do even more damage is that it is not for him and labour voters are just or for i to determine, its for the people going to think that were not taking scotland to determine. Them seriously, you know. He can try and stand in the way of that, but he wont be able to ultimately. As i say, history, you dont have and youve got to fess up, to look back that far, to some extent, my formative years the project has failed, or the. You know, the. In politics were spent the project has failed, in the late 80s, and youve now got to leave have a scottish parliament. The stage and vacate it for somebody else, who might be able to bring they couldnt stop it because they the labour party back to labour couldnt stand in the way and will voters and our labour communities of the scottish people. The same will be to this time too. That are now faced, because of this whole debacle, with five years of a tory government. And i think we can win seats like this back. I think in this general election, labour lost dozen seats in its traditional heartlands yesterday it seemed to me that everyone the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell was voting against something, was asked aboutJeremy Corbyns position and confirmed he wouldnt not for something. Be part of the next shadow cabinet. We always have an interim before so what has happened a new leader is elected so what better than to put the current team in, in sedgefield and in darlington, because there will be a queens speech and a budget, by the look of it, as well, in stockton south, in redcar, use that expertise can be reversed, but only without for the interim period, but also allow the rest of the party major kind of surgery to the body. The body politic to engage in that thorough debate of the labour party. About the future and weve got to face up to what the problems are, and the new leader, and it will be a constructive debate. Because if we dont, we will learn lessons theres no reason for why and listen to people the labour party should exist. About what went right and wrong, and then be ready. My fear is that were in for a long haul now, hello. Possibly five years. Its been quite a blustery feeling day out there, the two issues that we face with plenty of showers around. Are still there huge, some of the showers have been falling as sleet and snow grotesque levels of inequality and, secondly, the issue that over the highest ground never really emerged and they will continue to do so, particularly across the northern in the election campaign, half of the uk, through the course which was climate change, of this evening and overnight. This existential threat. That must be our priority. So a risk tonight of seeing some icy patches, particularly for parts of northern england, with brexit, we will see scotland and Northern Ireland, with further hill snow. So, if we concentrate what the government brings back on the course of tonight, thats where we will see in terms of their negotiations, snow showers over Higher Ground, but the people decided we need to implement that, for scotland, the southern uplands, but we have to get the best deal the Mourne Mountains of Northern Ireland, to protectjobs and the economy. The overwhelming issue was brexit, the pennines, also the mountains of wales seeing some thats the first thing, of that snow accumulating. And the labour party were caught at lower levels we will see a few on the horns of a dilemma. Rain showers overnight. Im an example of this. It will stay mostly frost free we had a party which was largely in the south, with enough supportive of remain, of a breeze to keep temperatures but many of us represented leave at three orfour degrees, constituencies, so if we went but a cold start to your sunday morning for the north. One way, to leave, it would have alienated a lot still some scattered showers on the cards for tomorrow but fewer of our remain support. Than we have seen today, if we went for remain, wed alienate a lot of our leave support. A little more in the way of sunshine, particularly in the east. We tried to bring the country together and it failed. Still some brisk winds, we could see we have to accept that, gusts of a0 mph or more, take it on the chin, especially around coastal parts. Own that and move on. Chilly, temperatures around 3 9, and feeling colder in the breeze. Goodbye. The new leadership coming in, i think, will enable us to move forward on the key issues, getting a brexit deal that works for all of us, tackling these grotesque levels of inequality, but the big one is climate change, and my fear is five years of a fossil fuel backed government, under Boris Johnson, means we will miss this five year opportunity of saving our planet. One woman has been seriously injured and another has suffered minor injuries after a stabbing incident in the hindley area of wigan. Greater Manchester Police responded to reports of a double stabbing at around 10. 30 this morning. Officers are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident. Weather forecasters are warning australia could experience its hottest day on record next week. Temperatures are expected to peak hello this is bbc news. In many areas from wednesday the headlines. The Prime Minister tells supporters the Current Record ofjust over 50 in tony blairs old constituency in north east england that they have celsius was set in 1960. Changed the Political Landscape and the country. New fire warnings have been issued for western parts of the country, as well as queensland. Our country has now embarked on a wonderful adventure. Were going to recover our National Self confidence, our mojo, our self belief. After 13 weeks of salsas, sambas and sequins and were going to do things strictly come dancings new champions will finally be differently and better. Crowned tonight. Three celebrities labour leaderJeremy Corbyn and their professional is coming under increasing pressure dance partners will be competing to lift that to resign immediately, famous glitterball trophy. After his party suffered its worst each couple will perform one dance Election Results since the 1930s. Picked by thejudges, a showdance and their own personal favourite. To try and disguise it, which i think the leadership of the labour party is now by saying it was brexit or its the Mainstream Media, you know, in a moment, wejoin viewers just sort of like, man up. The project has failed, and youve on bbc one for a round up of the day now got to leave the stage. Faster journies, news news with kate silverton. Routes and more trains its all change on the railways from tomorrow. Protesters against italys far right party the league gather in rome, for whats expected to be the biggest demonstration yet by grass roots activists, that call themselves the sardines. Sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. Good evening. An excellent day for liverpool extending their lead at the top of the Prmeier League after a 16th win in17 games. Bottom of the table watford were the latest to be on the receiving end ofjurgen klopps side whose Unbeaten League run stretches back to early january. Thats after the League Leaders beat watford 2 0. Salahs curling finish put the home side ahead. Sadio mane had a goal disallowed after a var check but salah secured victory late on with a clever finish. His 13th of the campaign. Defeat for watford leaves them bottom and means Nigel Pearsons reign as manager starts in disappointing style. We had to fight that is what we did, 85 minutes, he did some warming up exercises but the rest of the time he was fantastic. 0ther exercises but the rest of the time he was fantastic. Other than that, we have to fight for the result, thatis we have to fight for the result, that is what we did, and now we have hello. Three points. You cant come here and expect to soak up the pressure for 90 minutes and sneaka soak up the pressure for 90 minutes and sneak a goal. I thought we try to get the balance right between. Borisjohnson met trying to put them under pressure Boris Johnson met with and we created some excellent borisjohnson met with supporters in sedgefield, tony blair . Former chances, unfortunately for us we we re chances, unfortunately for us we were unable to convert them, but i constituency. Jeremy corbyn is think what was also evident was the coming increasing pressure to resign quality that they have within their after his party suffered its worst election result since the 1930s. Squad. Liverpool are now 10 points clear at the top of the table after second iain watson reports. A prime placed leicester were held to a 1 1 draw at home by second bottom norwich city. Minister is a familiar sight in it ends leicesters nine game winning streak. Teemu pukki slotted norwich ahead these parts, though its usually after 26 minutes before been a labour not a conservative jamie vardys header was turned into his own net by goalkeeper one, so where betterfor tim krul12 minutes later. Been a labour not a conservative one, so where better for Boris Johnson to rub his opponent . Now is in the resort than tony blair because my old Stomping Ground of when you are on a winning run, you sedgefield. I know that people may have been breaking the voting habits believe that youre going to win of generations to vote for us. I every single game but of course it is very, very difficult. The players wa nt of generations to vote for us. I want the people of the north east have been absolutely class, we just now that we in the conceptual party andi now that we in the conceptual party and i will repay your trust. What werent at the level we needed to be against a side who are down in the issues will he have to focus on if he is to retain the cost of new bottom but have threats. They supporters . Hes got to get brexit defended very, very well, especially second half. Probably our done. I want to get the nhs done, best performance of the season, and education, Everything Else he without a doubt in this moment, to has promised. Jeremy corbyn was get a draw at leicester, a top class result even though we are disappointed we did not use our chancesin disappointed we did not use our chances in the first half to win this game, we were close to winning the game but without a doubt good re elected in islington, but his party so called red game, andi the game but without a doubt good game, and i am delighted and also proud of my players. Chelsea were also on the receiving end of a surprise result at stamford bridge. Beaten 1 0 by bournemouth. Dan gosling scored the winner six minutes from time. His long standing critics just want him to go. I dont think you can have the proper, deep reflection that we need to have under the the goal was initially ruled out for offside before var leadership of a person who thinks intervened and overruled the assistant referees decision. That the programme is all right and its chelseas fourth defeat he worked really hard on the only in five league games. Thing that was wrong was that the media did not like him and that the 20 points behind liverpool in fourth, as close to bottom of the table as they are to the top. Brexit message was wrong. When labour mps return to westminster next week they will be a much we have to set our own standards and diminished group nearly 60 fewer the position we get ourselves in a of them than after the 2017 general few weeks ago going to manchester election. The party is looking for a city was can we look upwards . Now it has changed, now we need to show a new leader and a new deputy leader reaction and get results, we have and while Jeremy Corbyn new leader and a new deputy leader and whileJeremy Corbyn has called for a period of reflection, in truth tough games over christmas. This was battles are likely to rage over the a lwa ys tough games over christmas. This was always going to be the case as far reasons for labours to fit. And asi always going to be the case as far as i saw it, i got frustrated with today, one of the leading figures in people getting excited for us the leadership has announced that he because i knew over the course of the season with our squad there is withdrawing from the front line. Would be tough moments and now we the new leader will come in place, need to show. We had to come up with appoint a shadow cabinet and i will not be part of the shadow cabinet, i have done my bit. We need to move one at that stage with the new Something Different so we juggle leader and i think we will be in a things around, picked the Strongest Team we could, and we tried to dig position where we are learning lessons and listening to people. In and show a lot of spirit and what was it . It was notjust brexit, fight and determination and a lot of there was a long history of maybe a0 the quality as well because second half i thought we were a real threat yea rs of there was a long history of maybe a0 years of neglect. Next week he will and could have scored more. I bring his brexit bill back to goalkeeper made some great saves so it was a real team effort today. Parliament but for now, boris burnley ended a run of three straight defeats with a 1 0 win johnson is familiarising himself with territory that many thought at home to newcastle. Chris woods header would never go tory. Iain watson, proving the difference. Sheffield united are up to fifth bbc news. The first minister of scotland and snp leader, nicola sturgeon, has welcomed the partys beating aston villa 2 0. New mps in dundee. The Scottish National party won a8 of scotlands 59 seats in thursdays election. Nicola sturgeon said the result showed scotland wanted a different in the late kick off, southampton west ham is goaless. Future to the rest of the uk and that she would publish a paper west brom have returned to the top next week outlining the case for another referendum of the championship after coming on scottish independence. From behind to beat birmingham city. Charlie austin came off the bench this was a watershed election. To score twice in their 3 2 it couldnt really be clearer victory at st andrews. The first was a pretty handy strike now that the majority in scotland and the second will not be one want a very different future to that that has been chosen by much the birmingham defence will want to watch a replay of. Of the rest of the uk. West brom are two points ahead of leeds, who threw away a 3 goal scotland said no to borisjohnson lead to draw with cardiff. And the tories, no to Brexit Aberdeen have moved up to third in the scottish premiership and sent a very clear message with sam cosgroves 19th goal that we want the future of scotland to be in the hands of the season earning them a 1 0 win at home to hamilton. Of people who live here. Stjohnstone moved off the bottom of the table by beating hearts 1 0, an australian woman is the first a bad start at tynecastle victim named by police of the white island volcano eruption for manager daniel stendel. In new zealand. Ross county beat kilmarnock also, krystal eve browitt, 1 0 whilst st mirren who was 21 and from melbourne, and livingstone shared a 3 3 draw. Had been visiting the popular tourist site with her family liverpool will have half when the eruption happened. An eye on qatar today too with their potential semi final opponents in action at the club her father and sister are both world cup in action. Saudi Arabias Al Hilal are already in hospital with serious injuries. Through to the semis. 15 people have died after mondays right now, mexicos monterray eruption while 20 people are taking on al sadd of qatar. Are being treated for severe burns. The winners of this will play meanwhile, Police Divers have resumed their search around liverpool in the last four. The island for more victims. Its currently 0 0. Every match of the tournament can be found on the bbc sport negotiations at the un climate website and on the iplayer. Summit in madrid have been extended. It comes after officials failed to decide how to implement saracens made amends for last the 2015 paris agreement. Weeks defeat at munster by winning the reverse fixture 15 6 at allianz the talks which were due park. To end late last night a tight game was eventually are deadlocked on a number sparked into life by two of issues, including further of sarries internationals. Emissions cuts and Financial Aid the result moves them a point behind for poorer countries. Second placed munster in pool a. Imran sidat watched this one. Passengers are being advised to check train times before travelling from tomorrow, as major timetable changes are introduced. Saracens defence of the champions cup has not gone to plan so far. Rail Companies Say journey times will be cut, Services Made more frequent and new routes added following investment they responded by bringing back the in infrastructure and carriages. Big guns for munster. It did not ta ke but concerns remain over big guns for munster. It did not take the england captain long to get whether there may be disruption on the board. This penalty the only during the transition period as our business correspondent, score in the early exchanges. Katie prescott, explains. Munster were dealt a pre match blow this is the nightmare scenario. With injury but he finally got the rewards their pressure warranted when train timetables were changed when hanrahan in may last year, chaos ensued. Rewards their pressure warranted when hanra han kicked rewards their pressure warranted when hanrahan kicked it over to bring them level. It was turning standing room only as passengers into a faced cancellations, bring them level. It was turning intoa warof bring them level. It was turning into a war of attrition. With the delays and overcrowding. Kicking game proved to be decisive. But the organisation representing hanrahan keeping his cool once again. The side could not be said the train Companies Says this time things will be different. For the rest of the players with Jamie Georges frustrations sparking what were doing now is were looking at each other in the eye, a mass brawl. That seemed to provide whether it be train or infrastructure managers, and saying, are you really ready the spark needed with belly villa to put these new services on . Paula leaving maitland free. And if they look as if they would impact either punctuality saracens were rampant. A result or reliability, they are pulled from being an additional service. We dont want to go through what happened last year. If the new timetable is a success, which revives their hopes in the passengers like these could benefit from faster and more frequent competition and provides the fans with a much needed christmas cheer. Journeys, with more trains and more there was late drama in galway carriages meaning 1000 active as connacht scored two tries services a week and some quite in the last four minutes to deny gloucester victory. Significant changes robin copelands score in injury time earned for some parts of the uk. The irish side a 27 2a win although gloucesters two bonus tomorrow will see the biggest points does keep them a point ahead timetable change on the Great Western Railway Network since the 1970s. Of connacht in second in their pool. The electrification of the line between london and bristol will shave 12 minutes off heres a check on all todays the quickest trains. The maesteg and conwy lines in wales will get sunday champions cup matches. Services for the first time. Under way with unbeaten pool1 and there will be major improvements leaders leinster at home to second place northampton 17 7. On the scotrail network, with Additional Trains in north east scotland as well as extra seats between edinburgh and glasgow. Glasgow are hosting la rochelle in pool 2, latest 7 5. Passengers are advised to check before they travel as many train times are changing from tomorrow. Lets whizz your through some of saturdays other stories. Former wicketkeeper mark boucher has been named head katie prescott, bbc news. Coach of south africa. They take on england in four tests, with all the sport now, starting in centurion on boxing day. Heres karthi gna nasegaram boucher played in 1a7 tests at the bbc sport centre. Before retiring in 2012 because of an eye injury. Good evening. Liverpool continue to impress in the premier league. Australia are on top they are 10 points clear at the top in their first day night test against new zealand in perth. Of the premier league after a 2 0 win over watford. Mitchell starc took five wickets the liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, admitted that it wasnt as the hosts bowled the black caps out cheaply in their first innings the prettiest game of football on day three. But Mohamed Salah scored australia are 167 6 in their second two fantastic goals. Liverpool remain unbeaten in the league this season, as Patrick Gearey reports. Innings a lead of a17. 16 years on from his first ranking final at the scottish 0pen, having just signed a new contract, mark selby is into his 26th, after thrashing David Gilbert 6 1 in todays semi. Jurgen klopp will hardly be able to unpack your suitcase in the next few he knocked in a 1 3 2 break in the process and will play either weeks. Next up, qatarforthe Jack Lisowski or defending champion unpack your suitcase in the next few weeks. Next up, qatarfor the club mark allen in tomorrows final. World cup but first, watford, bottom in the nba, the Milwaukee Bucks beat of the league and under new the Memphis Grizzlies management, they fought hard for for their 17th straight victory. Most of the first half only to be undone and if few sublime seconds. Its their second longest winning streak 2nd only to a 20 game run in 1971. Mo salah is the master of such memphis led at the end of the third moments. Not everyone makes it look quarter but the bucks came so moments. Not everyone makes it look so easy but watford seem to have back in the final period to maintain their lead at the top time stand still here, if only of the eastern conference. Ismaila sarr could rewind that. That is an option for the video referees these days, sadio mane seem to put england went into their final one day against pakistan hoping liverpool 2 0 up but out came the for a series whitewash. Lines of the camera angles, offside, instead, they got a bit no go. It is a game of the smallest of a washout as rain margin is, what a Virgil Van Dijk but this a few inches to the right . Thwarted their hopes of a 3 nil win. They looked in a strong position it might have got nerve your skill before the heavens opened but liverpool always have an escape in kuala lumpur too as henry moeran route, most of thes escape route can tell us. Did the trick and another incredible goalfor the man frustration in the end for england did the trick and another incredible goal for the man who can manoeuvre out of any corner. The rebuild unable to complete a clean sweep in travel east with a big lead at the top ahead of their long flight they this one Day International series have the cushion. Because of the rain, the post series second placed Leicester City were held to a 1 1 draw by norwich. Presentation taking place behind me jamie vardys header under shelter. 38 overs were all was turned in to the net by the norwich goalkeeper, tim krul. That were possible, england reducing the defeat brings leicesters run of nine league wins in a row to an end. Pakistan to 1a5, more impressive bowling, four wickets for just 18 the top three sides in the scottish premiership dont iu ns play until tomorrow and fourth bowling, four wickets for just 18 runs for her. Now for Heather Knight placed aberdeen took advantage enter site it is on to the t20 with a 1 0 win over hamilton to move them into third place for 2a series as preparation for the t20 hours at least. World cup begins to build. We did saintjohnstone move off the bottom of the table not start the best but be blotted after beating hearts. Back brilliantly, especially the two spinners in the middle, a bit gutted was quite beat kilmarnock while st that he did not have a chance to martin and livingston drew 3 3. Finish off and try to pick up the its an important weekend in rugby five at that, a bit of a damp squib unions european champions cup. Holders saracens had a hard fought encounter against munster as they both aim but happy another one day series is for a quarter final place. Saracens were behind for most gone. What have been your main of the match but Billy Vunipola ta keaway gone. What have been your main takeaway is, what has been learned . Played a lovely offload to Sean Maitland as they took the lead for the first time. Sarah has been a really good find billys brother, mako vunipola, added another try to make making herdebut, saracens winners a few minutes sarah has been a really good find making her debut, she has done the same as she has in the case, ago by 15 points to 6. Consistent, the batteries have all and gloucester were beaten by connacht after they scored two scored runs, which is what we have tries in the final five minutes of their game. Talked about coming into this series robin copelands injury time try to really kick on and get the big giving connacht a 27 points to 2a victory. Scores and picking up the 80 odd gloucester stay in second havent seen her do that kind of place in the group. Northampton saints and glasgow ending in an england shirt, many warriors are amongst the teams in action a little later. Times elsewhere but the t20 is theres more on the bbc sport website, including englands womens cricketers winning their series against pakistan 2 0 after the third coming up. A lot of positives, three one Day International was abandoned with no result due to rain. Centurions. The emergence of a were back with the late news at 10. 10pm. Now on bbc one, its time bowler in particular. There will be for the news where you are. 00 21 22,684 4294966103 13 29,430 goodbye. A sense of frustration that for the First Time Ever they have played a one Day International against pakistan and been unable to force the victory. Nothing to do with them, that is the frustration of the weather here in kuala lumpur. From malaysia to australasia and melbourne in particular where its all got a little heated. Patrick reed came under fire after being accused of cheating last weekend. Now its his caddie whos taking the flack, thrown out of the president s cup after shoving a fan for verbally abusing reed. Kassler karain, who is also his brother in law, had defended his actions towards the end of his round in which reed was beaten for the third time this week. Chris mitchell reports. This is not the kind of drama the pta would have wanted pga, but i think it is the drama many of us saw coming. I have been in amongst the crowd at melbourne this week and they are pretty boisterous you have to say. And were focal point is patrick reed, everywhere he goes, he is followed by chants of cheat. And it can be worse and it can be a little bit crass and i am sure a bit irritating if you are him. Sometimes the spectators had one or two beers, shall we say . So we thought coming and it is no surprise it has boiled over, on the 16th green as he was walking off, he and his caddie were confronted by a fan, apparently got very close to read, within touching distance and was abusive. Reads caddy thought he better step in 90 dead and a physical altercation took place, the spectator spilled his beer. This has been caught as i understand it on peoples phones, there is video doing the rounds, the pga have investigated and told patrick reeds caddy you can do no further part in the cup and will not carry for him in the sunday singles. It isa carry for him in the sunday singles. It is a drama, i do not think it was a serious one, we all sought coming but it gives you a night of the pressure, the boiling pot that is out there on the course. It is interesting to note it is that story which is making the News Headlines here in australia, i have already seen it in several news bulletins so it is doing the rounds and the pga would prefer us to be talking about what an exciting contest it is. The International Team leading ten eight going into the final day but we are not, were still talking about patrick reed. Thats all the sport for now. Karthi and i will have a full round up in sportsday at 6. 30pm. Up next, film review. So, hello. Welcome to the film review on bbc news. And taking us through this weeks releases, we do have mark kermode. What have you got for us in store this week . Interesting week. We have sons of denmark, which is a political thriller. We havejumanji the next level. The same, but kind of more. And the kingmaker, a documentary about Imelda Marcos. So, sons of denmark. Its a danish drama. Interesting . Its an interesting film. Not necessarily entirely successful, but interesting. So feature debut of ulaa salim, a danish director whose parents are iraqi. Set in denmark four years in the future. There is a populist politician on the rise, and there is an election during which he appears to be doing quite well. Behind him are the titular group the sons of denmark, who are basically a kind of white supremacist nationalist group who were behind a whole bunch of islamophobic attacks in copenhagen. As a result of those attacks, young muslims are being radicalised at the same time. Lets see a clip. So you can see from that clip, its kind of gritty but has a thriller undercurrent. What then happens is we follow an undercover agent who is infiltrating that cell, but who becomes absolutely convinced that the greater threat is being posed by these kind of white nationalists. The interesting thing about the drama is this on the one hand, i mean, it takes a real life situation, it kind of imagines it four years in the future, so theres an element of, you know, fantastical imagination about it. And at times, its really gritty and really convincing and does a very interesting job of wrong footing the audience about their expectations about where the drama is going. At other times, i have to say, it does tip over into rather crass melodrama. So you end up with a film that is intriguing and i do think that ulaa salim is an interesting film maker and i think that we will see better work in the future. The thing with this is that its fine, but its not great because it does have a tendency to slip into melodrama, when actually, what it needs is to keep the downbeat tone that characterises the best scenes. Its set in 2025 i wonder why. Because its basically extrapolating from the present situation and saying, well, lets see. If we imagine these trends, lets put it. So, its near enough future to be present, but far enough away to not actually be whats happening right now. Yeah. 0k, thank you for that. And jumanji the next level. The same but more, you say . You could say that about any sequel, couldnt you . Well, no, because its quite often the same, but less. So nobody thought thatjumanji welcome to thejungle would be any good, because thejumanji original movie i know people like it, i was never a big fan of it. But in welcome to thejungle, they essentially rather than the things coming out of the board game, our heroes go into the video game. This time, we get the same crew back again of the in game avatars dwaynejohnson, jack black, kevin hart and karen gillan. We also add a couple of new characters, these old codgers played by danny devito and danny glover, who accidentally get sucked into the game with our young heroes. And all the things that made the original film work really well which is this central body swap idea, that these people get sucked into the game and then they have avatars of different one becomes heroic, one then becomes the rock, one becomes jack black. Its like that, but everything is turned up to 11. So theres more body swapping, theres more identities, theres more mixing and matching. Theres some really good fun special effects sequences. Theres a giant ostrich chasing a dune buggy sequence which made me think, wow cg has really come on since the days ofjurassic park and, i mean, when as long as we assume ok, its not looking to be a masterpiece, its not looking to redefine the boundaries of cinema but as a good piece of solid entertainment i was going to say Family Entertainment with the exception of the fact there are there are a couple of i sound really prudish saying this there are a couple of off colour gags that i thought didnt need to be in there. There was a couple of unnecessarily bawdy gags. But those aside, i actually thought it was much better than we had any right to expect for the second time or third time, if you count the third orfourth if you count zathura, which i dont. 0h, right. Good to know very good to know right, now we have the kingmaker which is about mrs marcos a documentary about Imelda Marcos. Who had 3,000 shoes, famously . 1,200, according to this, but reports vary. Ah it is made by Lauren Greenfield who made queen of versailles and generation wealth, so she knows how to do documentaries of extravagant wealth. We see Imelda Marcos interviewed. She proclaims herself to be the mother of the nation. She proclaims herself to be this great, healing person who was driven out unfairly and who is the only person who could possibly reunify her people. We hear about her saying that all the extravagances that she had, they were all there in order to offer a shining star to the poor, who need somebody to look up to. And, as we see in this clip here, she drives around handing out money, because she has some. She has a lot i read she had a fortune of 2a billion, so she certainly had a bit to give away. Yeah, and one of the things that this documentary is about is how much of the money that she still has is now being used to attempt to reintroduce the marcos dynasty. And we follow her as she promotes her son, who is known affectionately as bongbong, in the elections. The really interesting thing about this documentary is that on the one hand, you have this character, this ludicrous character, who speaks ridiculously about herself and about her situation. But behind it is something much, much darker somebody who talks about martial law as being a golden age. Somebody who talks about gaddafi as being a friend. Somebody who turns their noses up at any suggestion of reports of torture and incarceration and killings. Somebody who basically has still has a huge amount of wealth that nobodys entirely sure where it came from. Peter bradshaw in the guardian i hate to quote another critic but this case, i should said rather brilliantly that this was an exquisitely horrible portrait and i think thats exactly what it is. And what i think the triumph of what Lauren Greenfield does is she draws you in just enough to the ridiculousness of the situation, this character who does look ridiculous. And then you see behind that something really, really dark. And i think the film does a very good job of balancing, you know, what will interest an audience the stories about the shoes, the stories about all that stuff and actually, the horrible reality behind it. I thought it was a very interesting piece of work. I mean, shes an extraordinary figure. I think she has the Guinness World record for the amount stolen from a government, basically. Yes. And at one point, she is heard to say well, you know, if i was running this now, i could have sorted out all the worlds problems, because all the World Leaders love me. And as soon as they meet me, they smile, and that will be it. And you think, you might actually believe that to be true. But it isnt well, evidently, its not true, no. Alright, best out . 0rdinary love. And i cant recommend this highly enough. So this is liam neeson and Lesley Manville as a couple facing a diagnosis of breast cancer, and its a year in their life. It is written by owen mccafferty, who is a really well known belfast playwright. It is directed by lisa barros dsa and glenn leyburn, who made good vibrations, which is a film about the Northern Ireland punk scene. And i think this is a great movie. I think that it has got fantastic performances. Its, despite the subject matter, its very funny, its very human, its very much about their relationship. Its really honest its written, to some extent, from personal experience. And i have now seen it three times and every time i have seen it, ive liked it more, and i really want people to go and see it. Its a hard sell, i know, but its a really good movie. High praise indeed. And best dvd . Well, a bit of nonsense angel has fallen, which i had chosen because i think the first two in this series 0lympus has fallen and london has fallen i thought were rubbish. And then now, Gerard Butler teams up with nick nolte and suddenly, it becomes funny. And this was the first in the series when i thought, actually, youve got the measure of this now. This is deliberately ridiculous and i enjoyed it. Gerard butler is back in my good books. Yeah, hes a bodyguard whos protecting the president . Yeah, hes a sort of secret Service Agent who how do we get up to speed . Everywhere he goes, chaos seems to follow. But in this one, he has basically, hes got to go, you know, off on his own because he is because he is suspected of being the bad of course, hes not bad. Hes Gerard Butler. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I love ive got to say i love films about american president s and their bodyguards. There was that one with with clint eastwood, wasnt there . I cant remember the name of it. Yeah, but 0lympus has fallen started off with kind of, you know, a premise that was done almost at the same time by white house down. And of the two movies, white house down was the less good one was the better one. 0lympus has fallen was the less good one, yet thats the one thats produced the two sequels. And, you know, Gerard Butler nobody chews the scenery like Gerard Butler and him and nick nolte together. Nick nolte plays his father his gruff, survivalist father from who he is completely estranged. Their scenes together are a joy. And then theres all the other stuff. Yep, other stuff which kind of goes with it. Yes. Mark, thank you very much. Thank you. Very good to see you. And you. That it is for this week, though. Thank you so much for watching. And its goodbye from both of us. Goodbye. Saturday has brought us a blustery day with some wintry showers around, there has been some sleet and snow over the Higher Ground and you can see that from this picture from one of our weather watchers in teesdale, a dusting of snow and we could see more sleet and snow over the Higher Ground in the north through to night. A story of some sunshine around but blustery showers and the risk of some snow over the high ground too. Whens are still pretty dusty, about a0 or even 50 miles for more, particularly strong winds through the channel and irish sea coast as well. Further sleet and snow over the high ground of scotland, particularly the west through the course of this evening and for this mirror showers from england and wales as well. Through the night, the risk of some ice stretching and more sleet and snow to come over the high ground, especially in the north. Rain showers at lower levels, snow showers at lower levels, snow showers for much of wales, pennines, southern uplands, some of that snowfall so many parts of Northern Ireland, scotland and wales in particular could see an icy start to sunday full the breeze is keeping temperatures hovering around four or 5 degrees in the far south, further north getting below freezing. A cold start to the day for scotland and Northern Ireland. Watch out for icy stretches. Still in charge of the weather on sunday, setting to the north, showers rotating around this area of low pressure, another area of sunshine around with a scattering of sunshine around with a scattering of showers, a lot of dry weather through the day, more than we have seen out there today. More showers from the west, later in the afternoon and we will continue to see cloud and wintry showers across west parts of scotland. Gusts of wind still likely to reach about a0 oi wind still likely to reach about a0 or 50 wind still likely to reach about a0 or50 mph wind still likely to reach about a0 or 50 mph but not quite as widely windy. Temperatures 3 9d but feeling more cool where you act exposed to the breeze. The weatherfor the more cool where you act exposed to the breeze. The weather for the week ahead, things will turn more mild but staying unsettled with further showers at times, not as windy, as it has been through the weekend. Goodbye. In this is bbc news, im shaun ley. The headlines at six the Prime Minister visits voters in tony blairs old constituency in north east england promising to repay the trust of those whod broken the voting habits of generations. Our country has now embarked on a wonderful adventure. Were going to recover our National Self confidence, our mojo, our self belief. And were going to do things differently and better. Shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, has confirmed he will not be part of labours next shadow cabinet following the partys crushing election defeat. Well all go now. The new leader will come in place, appoint their shadow cabinet i wont be part of that shadow cabinet you know, ive done my bit. We need to move on, at that stage, with that new leader. Faster journies, news routes and more trains its all change on the railways from tomorrow