Hello and welcome to sportsday with me Lizzie Greenwood hughes and hugh woozencroft. The headlines this evening. Tears at the Stadium Of Light as sunderland are relegated from the Premier League. Five star celtic thrash their glasgow rivals rangers in the Old Firm Derby. Ferraris good form continues as vettel takes Pole Position at the Russian Grand Prix. And andy murray is beaten in the semi final of the barcelona open. And im at Wembley Stadium, we are just a couple of hours away from tonights super fight. Anthony joshua against Wladimir Klitschko. So plenty of sport to get through today but only one place to start and thats at the Stadium Of Light. A disappointing day for sunderland fans. Lizzie is with our football reporterjohn bennett. Disappointing if you are a sunderland fan, an understatement. They are down, it has been coming for some time . Yes, a 10 defeat against bournemouth, late defeat, for david moyes it is relegation. For sunderland fans, disappointment. They had been e
Businesses think of the Election Results. New Research Suggests that confidence has fallen because of the Political Uncertainty following the election and concerns about brexit talks. I will be talking about it with Business Leaders. Just weeks after he was elected president of france, Emmanuel Macron is on course to secure another stunning victory, this time in the countrys parliamentary elections. In sport, mixed emotions for wales. They take a point in serbia but yet another draw in world cup qualifying onlyjust keeps alive their slim hopes of qualifying for next years finals in russia. Cheese that grows on plants and fish fingers made from chicken, well find out where some children think their food comes from. And carol has the weather. A breezy day ahead. Particularly windy across scotland and north east england. We have showers, many will fade and many of us will have a dry day. I will have more details in about 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. Theresa may will to
Also this hour president macrons party looks set for a Landslide Victory in frances parliamentary election. Aviation officials are investigating an incident that forced a chinese plane to make an Emergency Landing in sydney with a large hole in one of its engines. Both the white house and Downing Street dismiss reports that President Trump wants to delay his state visit to the uk, until he has the support of the british public. Good morning, were live at westminster theresa may will face tough questions today from her backbench mps. They are expected to Raise Concerns about her Leadership Style and press for more details on talks with the dup. Mrs mays new cabinet will also meet for the first time after a limited reshuffle. David davies insists he intends to begin Brexit Negotiations Ina intends to begin Brexit Negotiations in a weeks time but argues the uk will still need to pull out of the Single Market because otherwise it will not be able to control its own borders. He says the gov
A lucky escape for passengers on this China Eastern Airlines plane it makes an Emergency Landing with a large hole in one of its engines. And the new french president His Fledgling Party looks set for a landslide in the parliamentary elections. And coming up in the sport on bbc news as englands under 20s celebrate their world cup win, their manager says its too soon to predict theyll be the next golden generation. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The queens speech next monday is now expected to be delayed by a few days following the turmoil caused by the election result last week. Theresa may is insisting its back to business In Westminster, despite losing her majority at last weeks election. The Prime Minister is expected to face tough questions from her backbenchers this afternoon about her leadership style. Shes also expected to be pressed for more details of a possible pact with Northern Irelands democratic unionist party. 0ur Political Correspondent chris mason r
In years gone by, newspapers set the political agenda. But their influence is in decline. This digital army uses social media and mobile technology to generate huge audiences for a message that they, rather than journalists, get to control. To many activists, tabloids and broadcasters like the bbc are the enemy. Last week, a video of a pro corbyn supporter, burning copies of britains tabloids went viral. As one former editor of the sun notes, the very idea of a newspaper seems antiquated to many young voters. Generations now expect their information to be delivered insta ntly a nd information to be delivered instantly and the idea of perhaps printing millions of print products and loading them onto a huge articulated lorry, taking them to all corners of the country, by which time their 12 hours theyre 12 hours ought of date, is a massive challenge. We all have £500 personal computers in our pockets now, where we get instant access to information. A quarter of a century after the sun c