The men to steer top gear in the right direction . Before nine well look ahead to the start of the new series. And sarah has the weather for us. It isa it is a windy day to come today with Spells Of Rain At Times. Theres growing pressure this morning on the Prime Minister to safeguard the rights of more than Three Million eu citizens living and working in the uk. At the moment theres no guarantee theyll be allowed to stay after brexit. But a Cross Party Committee of mps has called on theresa may to clarify their position, rather than waiting for the European Union to decide what will happen to british People Living on the continent. Among the group are ten conservatives, including the prominent leave campaigner, michael gove. Explain what it is they are calling for a year. Rather than waiting for the eu to explain what they will do with british People Living in European Countries, theresa may should act now on behalf of of those eu citizens who live and work here in the uk and to make it clear that they will be able to stay and continue to have the rights they currently enjoy. That is something the government has so far not done. It has made its position clear that it wants to have a reciprocal deal with the eu before it does that and that it cant enter negotiations with the eu about this issue until article 50 is triggered. That is the government s point of view. But this report, and as you say it contains people in this committee who are prominent Lead Campaigners like michael gove, they all save these people cannot just live these people cannotjust live in this limbo. That is unconscionable. That 3 million eu citizens can be in this position in the uk with a loving and limbo and treated like bargaining chips. It also says that the eu should done to the right of british citizens who live there in terms of the health and access to health care and whether or not their pensions will be paid. That is very much the debate about people. On wednesday we get the Chancellor S Budget which is expected to focus on finance before brexit. Philip hammond has already made clear his position and whether or not there will be any more money in the mac and a sense were getting is he is not planning on having a spending free. He says it is reckless to spend too much money at this stage and he is very much focused on trying to keep some money back depending on what happens with brexit. We expect there will be cuts to Government Departments and he is under pressure to do something about social care and waits to small businesses. Dash macro rates. And in a few minutes well be speaking to the labour mp, hilary benn, who chairs the committee for exiting the eu. Chinas annual parliamentary session has opened in beijing, with the communist Party Leadership setting out its priorities for the coming year. High on the agenda is the state of the chinese economy. Lets get the details from our china editor, Carrie Gracie whojoins us from beijing. This is a very different political conference to any we see in britain. It is not westminster. Red flags behind me on the building symbolising not just the behind me on the building Symbolising Notjust the National Flag of china but the Communist Party flag. The wind sweeping in from an goalie down to the north. While im waiting to talk to you i was chatting to some people wandering past about what they were interested in and a lot of them looked at me entirely blankly because the pc drew attention to it whatsoever because they know it is a set piece talking shop in which 3000 hand picked delegates come and applaud dutifully at the right moments and then vote appropriately at the right moments. The note is all a bit of set piece theatre that some people were saying that as this that i interested in that im interested in. One young lady told me she was interested in a discussion about reducing the age for marriage to 18. Someone else told me they were interested in rural taxation so that is a bit of public interest. It does sound like a fascinating way of doing politics. We will hear more later on in the programme. Barack obama has denied accusations by President Trump that he ordered phones at trump tower in new york to be tapped during last years us election. In a series of messages on social media, donald trump compared the alleged bugging to the Watergate Scandal, as our north america correspondent, nick byra nt reports. It was warm handshakes and friendly bon ami on inauguration day, as donald trump peacefully took power from barack obama. Two men, fiercely hostile during the election campaign, coming together in a show of president ial and personal civility. But early this morning, donald trump launched the kind of public an attack on a predecessor that in modern times is completely without precedent. Terrible, he wrote, in a twitter tirade a Pro Trump Rally outside his tower in new york, a skyscraper that donald trump claims was a crime scene. But he made these explosive accusations without offering any proof or saying whether they came from Intelligence Briefings orfrom reading reports on the right wing website breitbart news. A key former aide of barack obama has shot back at mr trump. No president can order a wiretap, he says. These restrictions were put in place to protect citizens from people like you. During last years campaign, the fbi opened an investigation thats still ongoing, looking into leaks between Trump Associates and the russians. This week the new Attorney General Jeff Sessions faced calls for his resignation for not disclosing meetings he held with the russian ambassador. And Donald Trumps National Security adviser Michael Flynn had to resign last month because of conversations about us sanctions against the kremlin with the same ambassador. Donald trump began this week with a widely praised speech on capitol hill, which was supposed to reset his presidency, if but this is a speedy return to the kind of angry so but this is a speedy return to the kind of angry last night saw an unpredictable and thrilling contest that caused one of the biggest upsets in british boxing history. Johns here to tell us all about the big fight. I stayed up there just for you guys. I took one for the team. Im really pleased i did. I thought it would be a walkover for haye and i thought he would have too much powerfor bellew. We thought that bellew it does not look as chiselled but fought superbly, both men very brave. The Turning Point in the fight. Haye was ahead and then he ppped fight. Haye was ahead and then he popped his achilles. He looked like he was really struggling so he could only throw a left handed punch. He was using the ropes to hold himself up was using the ropes to hold himself up but he kept going for five rounds. He was very brave and we have not really seen that from him before. In the end he got punched through the ropes. He tried to get back through to climb back through that his corner said you have taken enough punishment and threw in the towel. Do you think the bravery that david haye neutralised the animosity between the two of them. They were hugging at the end of the fight. Do you think at that point tony bellew noticed he was hitting a broken man and all that animosity melted away. I think part of the Build Up Pantomime to sell tickets and pay per view and it got over a million pay per view. Part of it is that and part of it is they have been through 11 rounds of hell together and at the end of it i think youve got some respect for your opponent. I dont think that Haye Bellew Sort that might i dont think that haye thought that bellew tony vidmar tony bellew was capable of it. A Cross Party Committee of mps say it is time for the government to done to the rights of eu citizens living in the uk. Hilary benn mp is the chair of the exiting the Eu Select Committee and he joins us now from our london newsroom. There are about 3 million eu citizens living here and working in the uk and about a million british people doing the same and the rest of the European Union. Since the Referendum Result in the summer they have felt very similar about their position and what is going to happen to them and their families and as a committee we think it is time that is much of that uncertainty as possible is brought to an end. It is in the hands of the government to ta ke in the hands of the government to take a decision on eu citizens and we have agreed unanimously it should ta ke we have agreed unanimously it should take that position. We think it should help to ensure that the rights of british people abroad under right to stay but also crucially their pensions and access to health care. We have received evidence from representatives of busy People Living abroad. I think everybody wants to see the settled as quickly as possible. A lot of people have been left in limbo. We should do everything we can to offer reassurance so should do everything we can to offer reassurance so they can say it is all right and we can stay and know what the future holds. The government said that needs to be a reciprocal agreement not just government said that needs to be a reciprocal agreement notjust for government said that needs to be a reciprocal agreement not just for eu residents this country but british residents this country but british residents in the eu. Should the two not be done at the same time . That is the government s argument and you might have thought that the representatives of the british People Living abroad would have made the same argument that when they appeared before a select committee did not say that. They said the government should give the unilateral guarantee to the eu citizens living in britain because they argued it will help to ensure that our rights are protected in the other 27 Member States. In the end the British Government controls what happens in britain and does not control what happens to british people abroad and we will all be continuing to argue very strongly and actually other 27 Member States to do that. I think the committee felt this is about leading by example and i think in the end we will reach an agreement where everybody who is currently in place can stay because it is the right and proper thing to do. And nobody is envisaging for a second that either britain or the other 27 will six People Living and working and doing jobs and paying tax, off you go. That is not going to happen so why not end the uncertainty now and the bit the British Government controls relates to the eu citizens who are here. Lets talk about the vote. You are prominent Leave Campaigners on the committee such as michael gove. Those are two that did not vote for the amendment to article 50 that would have guaranteed those rights. How does that work . |j would have guaranteed those rights. How does that work . I think it would actually have to ask them rather than me because i did vote for that and asa than me because i did vote for that and as a labour mp i will be voting. But to strong voices on that campaign on the committee who have not voted for the amendment to the bill. It is in fairness question you to ask them and not me because i cannot speak for them. All i can cannot speakfor them. All i can do is speak to the whole committee on theissues is speak to the whole committee On The Issues that we have reached agreement on. We did not discuss the committee the specific question of the amendment but what we did agree on was that the government should ta ke on was that the government should take this unilateral decision now and the committee is now adding its voice to what the House Of Lords had to say a lot of other people that this is something the government can sort out now and over 70 two eu citizens who are here and in the process i think helped to protect the rights of british citizens living abroad because i think everybody wants to end up in a sensible place. Brexit proposes a much uncertainty not just for much uncertainty notjust for the rights of citizens but uncertainty in the Single Market and what access who will have to trade. Where does this figure on the list of priorities . The government says it has this in hand and the almost certainly looked a gun to the rights of the eu uk residents overseas. What about the Single Market . You have talked a lot and been very critical of plans to leave the Single Market. Which is more important . I think all of these things are important. I dont think it isa things are important. I dont think it is a competition between protecting the rights of british citizens who are living in another 27 European Countries and trade. I think the really big issue is the feature of tariff and barrier free trade. Almost all the evidence we have taken as a committee from businesses has been to say, look at the one thing we do not want is to return to tariffs and Customs Checkpoints and delays and bureaucracy and paperwork and rules of origin. The government has said we would like to keep that but we wa nt to we would like to keep that but we want to negotiate on trade deals. What happens if you look comes back and says you cant have both of those things . My own personal view is that the right thing to do in the circumstances is to remain in the customs union. It is also very important for the situation in Northern Ireland and the public. We we re Northern Ireland and the public. We were in dublin recently at a committee and everybody says we do not want to return to a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic Of Ireland where lorries have to be stopped and checked. One way you guarantee that is to ensure that we continue with tariff and barrier free trade and i think that is the most important thing to secure these negotiations because a lot of jobs secure these negotiations because a lot ofjobs and industries rely on that. Indeed they have built up the way in which they work on the basis that goods can move back and forth and apart is made in one country and has a special coating put on it in another country and is then put into another country and is then put into a piece of Machinery Back in britain. This is the way that modern business works. Therefore anything that gets way of that and causes delay and obstacles are at the cost by putting tariffs in place will be bad for british industry and Bad For Business and bad forjobs and therefore bad for families and their incomes. I think that is a particular priority but lets sort out the position of eu citizens here and then i think the other 27 will follow suit and safe enough, everybody who is here now can stay. It is the right thing to do, isnt it . And you can hear more on brexit as well as the budget at nine on bbc one, when andrew marr is joined by the chancellor Phillip Hammond. Heres sarah with a look at this mornings weather. It isa it is a mixed bag with mixed fortu nes it is a mixed bag with mixed fortunes with what is happening with the weather. Some have sunshine but not all of us. We held a Weather Front moving west to east across england and wales bringing rain and hail snow across parts of wales and the pennines. Strong and gusty winds developing behind a Weather Front. They could be 50 mph to 60 mph around the coast. Across Northern Ireland and scotland and improving picture. This is three in the afternoon. Morning shows will mainly fade away in the afternoon. Perhaps a few shows still across scotland and parts of Northern Ireland but sunshine and light winds than we have seen recently. Tempjust sunshine and light winds than we have seen recently. Temp just 7 degrees ra degrees. As were outbreaks of rain across wales and the midlands and east anglia. Southern england will see most of that rain cleared away to leave plus three through the afternoon. The premier League Football it should be pretty cloudy and damp at White Hart Lane and for the Stadium Of Light are more likely to stay dry. In the evening the rain in the east should cleared away and were left with drier conditions as we are moving into tonight. There could be frost in Northern Ireland and missed and mucky passages falling on monday morning. Every monday we expect to see Heavy Rain In The South West Of England and south wales. That clears away towards Northern France fairly quickly. It is then a largely dry day. Scattered shows building but largely a dry day. Showers. Temperatures 7 degrees ra Degrees North or 10 degrees of 11 degrees south. We have a ridge of High Pressure for time before the next Atla Ntic Pressure for time before the next atlantic Weather Front in. Some dry weather monday and tuesday but more Rain Spreading East through the course of the week. But the time we get to wednesday you can see those temperatures get up to round about 14 temperatures get up to round about 1a degrees. Be prepared for the changeable week ahead. It was one of the worst maritime tragedies in living memory. The Zeebrugge Disaster began within minutes of the herald of Free Enterprise leaving port. The ferry capsized shortly afterwards leaving almost 200 people dead. 30 years on, the victims will be remembered at a Memorial Service in belgium today. Lets look at that day in 1987. Every survivor tells of the great speed at which the disaster overtook her. Without warning she tilted, first gently, then violently. Joining us now is stuart rivers, the Chief Executive Officer of sailors society, which supports survivors and the families of the victims. It hits home watching the whole tragedy unfolding in the space to get to watch that summer drew up what happened that day. Had you heard what happened . I remember seeing it on the tv at the time and it was such a fast moving piece of action. Almost watching it in slow motion, you needed to do that to understand how it could have happened, if that makes sense. I know you have been working with families since then. It is something that still affects people today. Absolutely. The families come together every year and we have held a service in dover every year since the disaster. But many of our chaplains were involved at the time and is still have that connection with families today. And i think you get a sense when you speak to the families of the rawness that is still there over this disaster and the loss of life. Do you think a lot about rawness still exists because nobody was really held to account . The Manslaughter Trial that followed collapsed because of a lack of evidence. Do you think perhaps if there had been a more thorough process perhaps if somebody had been brought to account and help to account for what happened the families would have been able to move on a bit more easily or do you think this anything sticks with people . Possibly. Ithink nevertheless this was the most Serious Maritime Accident since 1914 in terms of loss of life. I think it will always be a raw memory because of the magnitude of it. It was massive. What has changed since . I know a lot of lessons were learned from this tragedy. Procedure and process has changed since. The Lessons Learned have informed Safety Standards and regulations and they have informed the Working Practices ship operators. But it will have also had an impact on ship design and safety features and this was 1987. Since 1987 the rate of change in technology has been incredible. The ability to monitor and measure what is happening within the ship is far greater now. It is, albeit no comfort to anyone, it is probably easier to have higher Safety Standards today. The investigation raised all sorts of questions about feelings on behalf of a company who are trying to turn around the ships to quickly and weather the safety and was working and those Working Practices being followed to the letter of the law. So much has changed but inherently those ship designs were at fog. Looking through the evidence it is quite incredible some of them were even set to sail and the fact from zeebrugge rather than the port it was designed to go from. How significant was that . The ship was designed for docking in calais and was used in the zeebrugge run. I know that cause some operational problems and how they loaded the ship. One of many factors but ultimately the bow doors will open and just scooped the water up. That caused the very rapid capsizing in the space of 90 seconds. That are more real Service Takes place tomorrow. That Memorial Service. Tomorrow in dover we will have a time of remembrance for the families and the two minutes silence. The role of names of all those who lost their lives will be read out which is almost quite an emotive point of the service. Having read through the list of names, and i have done that publicly, when you start reading three, four, five people from the same family, the real impact of that on the communities and on the remaining Family Members and wider relatives really hits home. We will keep a close eye on that. That Memorial Service tomorrow. It is really good to talk to you. Fights for coming shedding some of your thoughts. Youre watching breakfast. Time now for a look at the newspapers. Edwina currie is here to tell us whats caught their eye. Lets have a look at this stutters koch arrived first of all from the sunday telegraph. That has caught your eye. These two year. And these two women here. Michelle oneill for Northern Ireland and Nicola Sturgeon winning Margarets Thatchers sued. They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. The suit worn by margaret thatcher. Both Northern Ireland and 40 to stay in the eu and here we are within a couple of weeks of triggering article 50 to leave. Both of them are demanding different environment and better status and they have created a conundrum. To concentrate on Nicola Sturgeon who has led a lot of this, they have created a conundrum for themselves and was painted themselves into a corner because Nicola Sturgeon is talking a lot about independence. Actually at the moment when you look at the polls in scotland the majority for independence, the minority for independence is dropping. A lot of people in scotland realise that that is not the way forward. The way forward is to work with the rest of the United Kingdom and get the best deal possible for the whole country and for scotland and indeed for Northern Ireland as well. What mrs sturgeon never refers to is the fact that 1. 1 million scots voted to leave the eu. Scotla nd million scots voted to leave the eu. Scotland voted to stay in but a lot of scots did not vote to stay in. Lot of things people voted to remain. I was remain and i campaigned for it and spoke for it but the nation took a different review. I think theresa may is quite right and brexit means brexit. What i love is that without even having a debate about it three out of the four parts of the United Kingdom have Women Leaders and we dont regard that as anyway strange unusual. The americans are still struggling. Lets pick up the story from the sunday times. Jenni murray from the sunday times. Jenni murray from womans hour. Changing sets can make a real woman. From womans hour. Changing sets can make a realwoman. From womans hour. Changing sets can make a real woman. Changing sex. Iadmire her i admire her enormously but she has done something uncharacteristic. She said people who are transgender think they are women but they cannot be real women because they have not been through all the things real women have been through. There is no such thing as a real woman. My mother is different, my daughters are different. There are lots of women, with different experience. There is not a Thought Police that says, you are a real woman and you are not. What do you have to have lived through to be a woman because i imagine people changing sex have been through a lot in their life as well . This is where twitter is going to go mad. I am nota well . This is where twitter is going to go mad. I am not a feminist but the essence of feminism is within our victims of other peopleswickedness and cruelty and discrimination. I am not sure. I ama discrimination. I am not sure. I am a baby boomer, as Isjenni Murray and we came through a lot of prejudice. If you have not suffered this difficulty, you cannot be a woman. That is nonsense. Womens experiences in this country, around the world, Northern Ireland, scotland, are different. If you want to call yourself a woman, darling, be my guest. Butjenni murray gets upset about is people who transgender in middle age or later get obsessed with clothes and make up. I have a transgenderfriend and asked about this and she said it was wonderful, i spent my life being a man having to wear a suit and now ican wear a man having to wear a suit and now i can wear whatever i like. That is the problem with the argument. She seems to fixate on the clothes and appearance. There is no real discussion about how transgender people themselves feel and the battle transgender people go through. She is talking about transgender people through. She is talking about tra nsgender people have through. She is talking about transgender people have not shared the struggle women have gone through. What struggle . They have had a different struggle of their own. They have had a hard time and it doesnt do for people who have felt discrimination to practise it. What youve written your notes on this morning . This is my little cue cards. Are you campaigning for a return to the Jungle Subliminally . Younger people want a selfie. Let me hold it up. This is edwina who appeared on a certain Reality Television show. I love your notepaper of choice. How many do you have . I got some printed and keep them in my house. Just what came to hand thanks for sharing your thoughts. The headlines are coming up. Hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and katherine downes. Coming up before nine, sarah will have a round up of the weather. But first a summary of this mornings main news. The Prime Minister is facing growing pressure to safeguard the rights of more than Three Million eu citizens living and working in the uk. A Cross Party Committee of mps has called on theresa may to clarify now whether theyll be allowed to stay after brexit rather than first waiting for the eu to decide what will happen to british People Living on the continent. The referendum has reached its decision. It is now about how we do the best by people and get the best outcome for britain in these negotiations. The fact all members of the committee agree with the report saying to the government the right thing to do now is to say to european citizens who are here, yes, you can stay, we will guarantee that. So you do not have to worry any more. I hope very much the government will reflect on that and agree to take that step. The chancellor has described as reckless calls for him to increase spending in his first budget on wednesday. Writing in the sunday times, Philip Hammond said the economy had proven to be robust, but there was still a need for discipline as the country prepares for brexit. Barack obama has strongly denied accusations by President Trump that he ordered phones at trump tower in new york to be tapped during last years us election. In a series of messages on social media, donald trump compared the alleged bugging to the Watergate Scandal and described obama as a sick man. A memorial is to be built close to the beaches of the d day landings in Northern France to honour the thousands of british soldiers and sailors who died during the operation in 1944. The government has donated £21 million towards the cost of the monument, which will be unveiled on the 75th Anniversary of d day in 2019. The actress emma watson has responded to controversy over her decision to pose for vanity fair magazine. The actress recently posed in a see through top for the cover of this months magazine, and she was accused by some of being anti feminist. Speaking at the promotion of her new movie Beauty And The Beast the actress said she was confused by the accusation. It just always reveals to itjust always reveals to be bought. How many misconceptions and misunderstandings there are of what feminism is. Feminism is about giving women choice, feminism is not a stick with which to beat other women with. It is about freedom, it is about liberation. It is about equality. It is funny that emma watson of anyone should be accused, she is one of the most outspoken advocates of feminism in the country, giving a speech at the un where she won acclaim. And responding robust lee. John is here. We are going to talk about boxing. They said the same when i was on the cover of a magazine tony bellew isnt body beautiful, david haye is, but it proves that having the body does not necessarily mean. We thought it would be a walkover for david haye. David haye was the favourite coming into it but injured his ankle in the sixth and could only throw his left hand during the fight. His corner threw in the towel in the 11th. He was on the ropes and tried to climb back in but he couldnt. The towel came in and bellew was the champion. There was no title on the line but he will feel like a champion after that. Set up feel like a champion after that. Set up nicely. All smiles at the end, perhaps for a rematch. Ive just done what Wladimir Klitschko couldnt do. Ive just done what the biggest heavyweight thats ever lived, heavyweight champion thats ever lived, in nikolai valuev, couldnt do. Tonight i claimed my glory. He was hurt, he was genuinely hurt. He was in a bad way. So i carried him and his weight. Believe you me, i carried him. His weight was on me. Hes a heavy man i felt the weight of that 16 stone as i carried him. So, you know, hes tried to break me, but its all water under the bridge. We shook hands. Im happy ive come through tonight, im happy we both go home safe and im happy ive come to this arena again. You know what, tonight ive taken the glory like i said i would. Fantastic. What else was fantastic . Englands women snatched a dramatic victory over the world champions usa in their second match of the she believes cup in newjersey. The only goal of the game came in the 89th minute, lucy bronzes strike. Sub ellen white followed up to score, and keep alive the lionesses hopes in the tournament. It isa it is a big win for the team. The result that has been coming, it is not a shock result for us. The team prides itself on their mindset, work ethic and mentality to win. It shows on the back of tough defeat against france, the mindset becoming important, learning valuable lessons. They worked incredibly hard and we found a way to win tonight. Liverpool have moved up to third in the premier league after beating arsenal at anfield. Goals werent the main Talking Point though yesterday, as nick parrot explains. The futures of Arsene Wenger and Alexis Sanchez at arsenal remain uncertain and wont have been helped by the manager leaving out his star player against liverpool. He claimed it was a tactical decision, but it soon backfired. Heres mane. Back across the goal fermino, with eight minutes gone sadio mane made it 2 0 before half time, prompting wenger to call on the premier leagues most potent striker. Heres sanchez. Out comes the keeper the impact of sanchez almost immediate the change in approach was too little too late. And Georginio Wijnaldum rubbed salt in the wounds in injury time. Im Strong Enough and lucid enough to analyse the impact and i dont deny that Alexis Sanchez is a great player. I bought him and i always played him and i think he developed well with us, but a decision like that is not easy to make, but you have to stand up for it. Goals werent the Talking Point at old trafford either, as Manchester United failed to beat bournemouth in a bruising encounter. For the record, marcus rojo gave united the lead midway through the first half. Josh king equalised after philjames brought down marc pugh. But the match will be remembered for altercations at the end of the first half that went unpunished. That was a challenge from Mings On Rooney and you can see that the boot catches ibrahimovics head and he knew who it was and thrust his elbow back into the face of mings. He has to go, but he hasnt. Yeah, he jumped into my elbow. Many times on these occasions happen and i hope he didnt get injured. Everything is highlighted more than others, but i enjoyed it. It was a good battle all day. Obviously you know what you will come up against. Leicester city secured Consecutive League Wins for the first time this season after coming from behind to beat fellow strugglers hull city 3 1. Riyad mahrez scored his First League Goal since november, boosting Craig Shakespeares hopes of getting the managers job after the club sacked claudio ranieri. It could turn out to be that alls well that ends well at the king power stadium. Quote of the weekend, he jumped into my elbow. The other results in the premier league saw middlesbrough drop into the Relegation Zone after losing at stoke. A late goal gave swansea an important win over burnley. A high scoring game at watford ended 4 3 to southampton and Crystal Palace won their first game since january at west brom. Rangers are through to the semi finals of the scottish cup they beat Hamilton Academical 6 0. In the other cup quarterfinal, hibs beat ayr 3 1, and in the premiership kilmarnock lost at home to motherwell 2 1. There was success for great britains athletes at the European Indoor Championships in belgrade. Laura muir continued her fantastic season, taking gold in the 1500 metres in a new british record. Team mate Sarah Mcdonald finished sixth. Oh, fantastic. I mean, im just so happy it feels like a Long Time Coming to win a medal and im so happy. To take the british record, was that the plan too . No ijust wanted to run a quick race, but i never envisaged to do that. So, yeah, this is brilliant. Before you get your medal, and after you have crossed the line, what you really wa nt you have crossed the line, what you really want to do is a victory lap. All of those hours trading. This is what it is about. No, she is not allowed by the steward, who tells her that they must leave the track. I know what i would do at this point. She is pretty quick. Rugby tackle what is she going to do. I would drop the shoulder. Has she got the courage to do it . She is not happy. Off she goes she is going to do it anyway. What i would love to see is stuart is running after her in the fluorescent coats trying to run the tackle her. They are hot on her tail and she needs to keep moving. Everyone deserves their moment in the spotlight, especially after winning a european medal. I love it back to the action, and the success continued in the mens 60 metres sprint with Richard Kilty defending his title. Finished in fifth. Andy murray has won the dubai Tennis Championship for the first time, beating Fernando Verdasco by two sets to love. Its murrays first title this year and extends his lead over Novak Djokovic at the Top Of The World rankings. Its obviously nice to win again. You know, i havent managed to win this one before. Ive played here quite a few times, so, yeah, obviously good to get the first title of the year. Yeah, hopefully keep the momentum going the next couple of weeks. And its been a good time for the Murray Brothers as jamie won his first doubles title of the year with partner bruno soa res. They Beatjohn Isner and Feliciano Lopez 6 3 6 3 in acapulco. In rugby union wasps inflicted baths worst premiership defeat at home in four years as they won 24 3 at the rec. The League Leaders ran in three tries including one in each half for Man Of The Match kurtley beale. Wasps are now five points clear at the top of the table. Munster went second in the pro 12 table with a dramatic 23 13 win at cardiff blues. It was 13 all with less than five minutes to go, but connor olivers try helped the irish side to victory. Elsewhere, Glasgow Warriors ran in seven tries in a convincing 47 points to 17 victory over the Newport Gwent dragons. Their captain and Scotland Centre mark bennett the pick of tries. Rory mcilroy has finished his third round at the World Golf Championships event in mexico tied for third place on the leaderboard. The Northern Irishman can reclaim his world number one ranking depending on what happens today. He finished his round on ten under par. Thats two shots behind the leader, the american justin thomas. Justin thomas is in the lead by two shots thanks to this at the 13th. Justin thomas is in the lead by two shots thanks to this at the 13thm it goes for an ace. A hole in one forjustin thomas. I dont think he will win a car. If that is how you get to the top of the leaderboard, it is a direct route. I have had a hole in one. It bounced once went in. But i was playing on my own. You sank to your knees going guys there were some houses backing onto it and somebody was pegging out their washing. I said, it and somebody was pegging out theirwashing. Isaid, excuse it and somebody was pegging out their washing. I said, excuse me, did you see that . She said, no, sorry duck. Iam sorry duck. I am still waiting to feel what that feels like. It feels brilliant. You could pretend you did it when you are on your own. Pretend you did it thanks. Top gear now. From sports cars plummeting down a ski slope to vehicles taking on rock faces in the california desert, the new series of top gear promises no shortage of adrenaline fuelled stunts. But with a new presenting line up likened to a Swiss Army Knife by returning host, matt leblanc will this series be a cut above the rest in the ratings . Well discuss this in a moment, but first lets take a look at what we can expect when the show returns to our screens this evening. Lets ta ke lets take a look at what we can expect this evening. Lets go racing. Lets do this. Lets do this. Joining us now from london is tv critic emma bullimore. Good morning. You are either a Jeremy Clarkson fan or not but there is no arguing it was a massive success when he was the main present her with james may and richard hammond. Can they recapture the magic with the new presenting line up . Magic with the new presenting lineup . If they are going to reca ptu re lineup . If they are going to recapture the magic it was never going to be immediate. Chris evans has been the scapegoat you could save. It did not work with him and now they have a slimmed down presenting line up with matt leblanc. It suggests they have bonded, they have the banter going on. I have seen bits and they seem to be gelling together. That could help the show. The ratings had plummeted. That is the reason chris evans said he left. He had done his best but it was not enough. How do you go about Fixing Plummeting ratings on top gear . You have to stay confident. No point saying lets not put any money in it any more. You have to trust the content. I interviewed the guys are they believe in this show at the content. Matt leblanc said he is committed to it and that is all you can do, trust your product and do the best show your product and do the best show you can do. Jeremy clarkson and coe have their own show on another channel but you have to believe what you are doing and hope you will build an audience. How much of a threat is that. Last time top gear was up air, the newJeremy Clarkson show was not. Now they have their show was not. Now they have their show on amazon. Is that a threat to top gear . The budget of that is huge, the Production Values are amazing but there is room for two ca rd amazing but there is room for two card car shows. Amazing but there is room for two card carshows. On amazing but there is room for two card car shows. On the other side they are doing well but i think top gear has a future. The bbc are keen to back it. They cannot lose faith in it now. Hopefully they will get their act together this time. Have you seen their act together this time. Have you seen in the past people remain loyal to the brunt of the programme or loyal to the presenters . loyal to the brunt of the programme or loyalto the presenters . I think certainly with Jeremy Clarkson and the others there is a loyalty to the presenters but people who love them have louder voices on social media. Matt leblanc was a revelation. People were surprised how well he did. He is popular. Itjust takes a while for audiences to grow. If you look at hits like strictly, it did not start with a huge audience, it grew. They have to be patient with this. We will reserve judgment and see it tonight. You are off to read the news on the andrew marr show. But first, the weather. We have a mix of weather with rain and snow. This is the scene in highlands of scotla nd this is the scene in Highlands Of Scotland Ta ken by this is the scene in Highlands Of Scotland Taken by a weather watcher. Ill smoke across parts of wales and the pennines. For most it is falling as rain. The band of rain crossing west to east. Behind that a return to showers in the South West Of England and strong gusty wind sumac, there could be gales here. Elsewhere ina there could be gales here. Elsewhere in a country low pressure clearing and an improving picture in scotland and an improving picture in scotland and Northern Ireland. Most of the wintry showers clearing from scotland. A bit of sunshine. Northern ireland still cloudy towards belfast but it is looking less windy through the afternoon. In Northern England and midlands and east anglia, we have the Weather Front bringing outbreaks of rain and perhaps sleet and snow across higher ground. In the south west, sunshine and scattered showers. For the football. Likely to see wet weather at White Hart Lane. At the Stadium Of Light, more likely to see drier weather into the evening. Through this evening the cloud two years. A quiet spell of weather for a time and with clear skies it will turn cold with misty patches forming in northern parts. On monday, rain moving into the South West Of England and perhaps south wales but it clears quickly. Much of the country tomorrow, not a bad day with a lot of dry weather and sunny spells. There are still some showers. Then it is looking quiet for the first part of tuesday but you will notice the Next Atlantic Weather System moving in. After a dry start to tuesday, cloud and rain sweeping into the west. Making its way east across the country. Much of the week ahead stays with the unsettled theme with further Spells Of Rain At Times but not all week, there will be drier spells. And temperatures rising. By wednesday around 14. More than 90 of the worlds population live in areas where the air they breathe is so polluted it doesnt meet air quality standards. Over the next week, well be looking at what is being done to tackle the problem. So what exactly is Air Pollution . Our environment correspondent David Shukman has been taking a look. Air pollution, what exactly is it and how bad is it for me . Most of it comes from traffic, Nitrogen Dioxide and tiny particles from Exhaust Fumes and tyres. You cant actually see some of the most damaging pollution, it is called pm2. 5 and involves particles that are microscopically small. So lets use Virtual Reality to visualise them. Theyre less than 2. 5 microns across, which means you could fit 400 in a single millimetre. By comparison, a grain of sand is 20 times larger. Now this matters because particles are small enough, notjust to get into the lungs but also into the bloodstream. The largest particles get caught in the nose but the very smallest can pass through the nerves that connect the nose to the brain and it is possible but not confirmed that they can cause what are called could clacks breaking the connections between brain cells leading to dementia, though this is not proven. Uk scientists estimate that Air Pollution cuts british lives by an average of six months. It is linked to heart attacks, Lung Diseases and asthma. Pollution limits are breached by 23 of the 28 countries of the eu and the government here is under legal pressure to come up with a new clearer plan next month. David shukman with that report. Well have lots more on the subject of Air Pollution this week, as part of the bbcs so i can breathe series. Are you afraid that you might miss something if you leave your phone at home . Well that is known as Fear Of Missing Out or fomo for short. And Public Health england reckons its such a problem amongst young people, it should be addressed in school. The agony aunt and Parenting Adviser, suzie hayman, joins me to discuss this. The Fear Of Missing Out. It is something we think we know about but what is it . Every person wants connection and want to be approved and accepted. If you have a mobile phone you are connected to your friends all the time. You are talking with them or whatever Social Media Platform you use. There is a discernible issue now with young people who are terrified that if they close down their friends will continue chatting and be saying things together you miss out on, or turning on you because you are not there. And you are really missing out. You have young people who dont wa nt to out. You have young people who dont want to turn off their phones ever, who go to bed with their phones, checking in all through the night, because they are terrified of being the person who is not there when the conversation is going on. It is easy to blame technology and social media but it is not a new concept. When you leave your friends at the school gate, i remember going home and being on the phone immediately, you call people to keep up connection. What is different now is that you can have the intimate connection everywhere 24 hours a day with a group of people. Because you can comment you feel you should and if you have young people who have grown up you have young people who have grown up with this as a possibility, the idea of letting go is frightening. The social media element i suppose is different in a sense that we want to portray the best of ourselves so you put the nicest pictures, the ones where you are surrounded by friends and family, not mundane ones. The selfies do not show the spots we assume that is real life for Everyone Else. You know you are airbrushing your pictures and you still think everybody else isnt. There is constant encouragement and incentive to do this and keep making the best of it puts you think eve ryo ne the best of it puts you think Everyone Else is having a better time. That always was, but it is ramped up by the fact it is 24 hours a day, right in front of you in technicolour detail. So serious that Public Health england want to launch fa rces. Public Health England want to launch farces. What would they teach you . Teach we think of as Somebody Standing in front of you telling you things. That is not what it should be about. Schools who do it that way will not make a difference. You need discussion, to help young people to be analytical, discriminating, understand what is pulling your strings and how you can do something about it. If you have a young person with self esteem and self confidence, awareness, they are not that needy to have to constantly need this on the phone that tells them they are being noticed. It needs to be schools and parents helping young people raise their Self Awareness and self esteem, but also analyse, being able to say what would happen if you were not there . It is actually not necessarily the Fear Of Missing Out that the joy of being switched off and appreciating that. It is so funny, when i did research for my book, one thing i talk to parents and young people about, when you had children whose pa rents about, when you had children whose parents said an hour before bed, things switch off, you do not use the phone. Screaming and shouts in fighting for three days and then, thank you, maam. Lovely to talk to you. A Parenting Adviser and agony aunt. That is all on breakfast this morning. Whatever you are up to today, have a great day. Goodbye. Is this is bbc news. The headlines at nine. Chancellor Phillip Hammond tears into huge Spending Sprees before delivering the first Post Brexit Budget on wednesday. President trump is urged to provide evidence supporting his claim that barack obama ordered to tap his phones during the election campaign. China decides to cut its Growth Target for this year after its economy expands at its slowest pace in 26 years. Remembering those who died on d day a memorial is to be built in honour of the thousands of british soldiers and sailors killed on the normandy beaches. And in boxing, tony bellew, upsets the odds by beating david haye, in a thrilling heavyweight contest in london