and why the uk s last killer whales are under threat. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. after announcing her retirement, 11 time british javelin champion goldie sayers says she leaves athletics feeling a deep sense of injustice . good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the european union s chief brexit negotiator has been setting out his priorities for the talks, warning that they will be complex and not painless. michel barnier insisted that the uk would not be punished for leaving but said that the accounts had to be settled. it came after reports that the uk could be asked to pay up to 100 billion euros to leave the eu. mr barnier said the top priority was to establish the rights of eu citizens living the in the uk and of britons in the eu. here s our political correspondent ben wright. in the tories‘s sights this morning, jeremy corbyn‘s tax plans. the conservatives claim there is a huge hole and his sons, a charge labour strongly denies. but what ab
will be on meet author talking about his latest novel the fix. that s at 8:45. that s all ahead on bbc news. now it s time for sportsday. the headlines tonight. following in the footsteps of sir francis drake. manchester united are open to come away with the goods on the atlantic coast of spain. the everton manager faces the press and offers full support to his one and hopes the player will be back in the squad soon. noticing, but soon you won t. the same bold tells us what he hopes his legacy would be when he retires in august. thank you forjoining us this evening. nearly 500 years ago it was francis drake who came away with the spoils after raids in spain. manchester united hope to come away with something from the visit in the republic semifinal first leg against other vehicle. this competition is nowjose morinho‘s other vehicle. this competition is now jose morinho‘s priority. other vehicle. this competition is nowjose morinho‘s priority. it is the other only com
lessons! as the director of the national theatre, what is it about alan bennett plays that seem to make them absolutely bullet proof when it comes to success? don t say that! well, the way alan talks through his characters is the way large audiences wanted to be talked to. they trusted what he had to say, they trusted the way he said it. there s a kind of bond that alan creates in the way he writes, which i can always depend upon. put the van in your drive? that never occurred to me. such as the lady in the van, a play which they subsequently turned into a film about an eccentric old lady who inveigles her way into alan bennett s life. you re not doing me a favour, you know. i have got other fish to fry. is it true that you write about the outsider, principally? well, i suppose it is true. but not consciously. i don t go casting about for people who aren t in the charmed circle, as it were. have you ever had a situation, alan, where you ve taken a play to nick, he was une
also in the programme: a scrappage scheme for diesel cars could be on the way as the government strategy to tackle air pollution is due to be published later. i ll be looking at what that might mean for car owners. and a lifetime of service, we will hear your memories as the duke of edinburgh retires. and in sport, manchester united reign in spain, where marcus rashford makes his mark, to help his team, take a big step towards the europa league final. and sarah keith lucas has the weather. i will have a full forecast in about 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. there has been a substantial swing from labour to the conservatives in early results from yesterday s local elections. the tories have made significant gains in england and wales. counting doesn t start in scotland until later. all the councils in wales and scotland were up for grabs and a third of those in england. the conservatives have gained 115 seats and labour have lost 113. here s our political corr
britain, spain, russia, the us and china. in the uk the public system has been affected. the attack involved ransomware, has been affected. the attack involved ra nsomwa re, it has been affected. the attack involved ransomware, it encrypts data and locks out the user. it looked at first like an attack just on hospitals in the uk, but it is now becoming clear that this malicious software has run riot around the world. russia, the united states and many points in between have been hit by what is now a common form of cybercrime. ransomware is becoming the tool of choice for an awful lot of criminals, simply because it is very easy to make money very quickly. you can buy ransomware online for as little as $39. it s quite cheap. at the top end of the market it comes with support and payment systems to help you get your money. so how does ransomware work? it often arrives in the form of an innocuous looking e mail. when you click on that link the malicious software is downloaded an