Day in the Premier League. Good day in the Premier League. Morning. After the war the good morning. After the warmest of the year yesterday, today will be warmer in the east changes in the west with thunderstorms. I will bring you all the details shortly. Good morning. Its sunday may 12. Did you stay up late . Maybe you did switzerland has won the Eurovision Song Contest in a competition marred by controversy and politics. The singer nemo triumphed with the song the code. The uks Olly Alexander came a disappointing eighteenth. There was booing for israel in the arena, while earlier, thousands of pro Palestinian Protesters marched outside. Our arts correspondent David Sillito has more. Switzerland, winning one of the most extraordinary Eurovision Song Contests of all time. Fans had to file into the arena amidst a small melee of police and protesters, the presence of israel in the final has provoked demonstrations and discomfort from some of the competitors. But when israels eden golan t
Your biggest mover in the s p 500 is on the upside and revenue estimates are lagging behind key Industry Data that falsely aligns with Company Sales but demand from the ev makers is a bright spot for the ev industry is global sales drop. Bloomberg is reporting that the ford commercial unit is expected to become the most profitable segment this year. Nvidia is recovering moderately after huge drop after they lost market value and a percent drop friday. The rebound comes as we await tech earnings from multiple magnificent seven stocks. About 180 s p 500 companies represent 40 of the market cap will report Earnings Results this week. The latest survey shows many on wall street are confident this will in reinvigorate the s p 500 after struggles for a monthlong. We have the details. Will this earnings season really save the s p 500 and investors in big tech from the route we saw last week, the worst since 2022 . So far it seems yes and the attention will shift away from Interest Rates in th
Saying that i think that they need to be banned. Lots of you very strongly disagreeing with me, but also lots of you saying that you felt that all dogs should be muzzled in public. You heard me right. Should be muzzled in public. You heard me right. All dogs muzzled heard me right. All dogs muzzled in public. Would you support that . You were divided last night. And i want to get into it with my panel tonight. At and last but not least, people who litter. I cannot bear a littering. What is wrong with you anyway . Theres talk now about go through a drive about if you go through a drive through, you think that your through, do you think that your car licence plate should be printed the packaging . So if printed on the packaging . So if indeed cannot help yourself indeed you cannot help yourself but be burn idle that you but be so burn idle that you feel a need to chuck your packaging out the window, you will be tracked down and fined. Would you support that or not . Before we into it, we
in coming up on bbc news, know that novak djokovic on course to defend his french open title and through to the third round after being roberto in straight sets. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the man who was until last night the conservative mp for bolton north east in greater manchester has joined the labour party. mark logan is not standing at the general election but he says he is now backing sir keir starmer as the next prime minister. this afternoon he told the bbc the conservative party was unrecognisable from the party hejoined a decade ago. it comes amid continuing confusion and division over the fate of one of labour s longest serving and best known mps, diane abbott. she says she s being banned from standing next month. keir starmer has been saying no decision has been taken. but today labour s deputy leader angela rayner said she sees no reason why she shouldn t be allowed to stand again for her seat in east london. our political editor chris mas
good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. five bulgarian nationals have been sentenced to a total of 25 years in prison after being convicted of the biggest benefit fraud ever in britain. the gang stole almost £54 million by making thousands of fraudulent claims for universal credit. the judge said they d systemically plundered the state s support mechanism to steal eye watering sums. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. taxpayers money thrown around like confetti by a multi million pound fraudster. the scale of the scam astonished investigators. now the gang behind it have been sentenced. the full story of britain s biggest benefit fraud can be told. prosecutors say thousands of people were flown from bulgaria to london, that ids were then used to make claims for the main benefit universal credit. police officers. when the fraudsters various premises were raided, investigators found an extraordinary amount of evidence. 900 mobile phones