island of hokkaido. downing street confirms the prime minister has not received any further fines for breaking lockdown rules. supermarkets across the uk are limiting how much cooking oil customers are able to buy. supplies have been hit by the war in ukraine. and tyson fury will take on dillian whyte later in what s expected to be one of the biggest all british heavyweight fights in boxing history. now on bbc news, it s sportsday. hello, i m olly foster, here s what s coming up on sportsday this evening. four goals forjesus and manchester city are four points clear in the premier league. we re getting closer to huge all british world title fight as tyson fury defends his heavyweight crown against dillian whyte. verstappen wins the sprint to start on pole for tomorrow s grand prix at imola. good evening. we ll get to wembley later in sportsday and that huge heavyweight title fight, but let s start with the football and the premier league title race. with liverpool playing in
Programme she lives with the guilt that she didnt report him to the police sooner. Hello. Welcome to the programme, between now and ham well bring you the latest news, sport and interviews and should women be paid to breastfeed 7 we would very much like to hear from mums and dads on this. A trial involving 10,000 new mums suggests if they are given shopping vouchers then breastfeeding rates go up only by 6 but they go up nonetheless. And britain has one of the lowest rates in europe. If you are a parent would do you think . Our top story today four people are being questioned on suspicion of murder, after three children died in a house fire in salford, early yesterday morning. Their mother and another three year old child remain in a serious condition in hospital. Our correspondent dave guest is at the scene in worsley. What is the latest . The latest is those arrests overnight, it was 5am yesterday the fire broke out on this street in Greater Manchester when firefighters arrived they
The stars and fans flock to the london premiere of the latest star wars release the lastjedi. In a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. At 7, beyond 100 days is live in the american state of alabama, where voters are going to the polls for a special Senate Election dominated by allegations of sexual misconduct. As wages struggle to keep up with inflation, we ask whether employers should be doing more to help households feeling the pinch. And well be assessing the governments new bill on Animal Welfare following last weeks backlash over Animal Protection in post brexit legislation. Thats all ahead on bbc news. Now on bbc news its time for sportsday. Hello and welcome to sportsday im hugh woozencroft. Our main stories this evening. An end to tyson furys nightmare the former heavyweight champion is free to return to boxing after a compromise with uk anti doping. It wasnt me Pep Guardiola defends his Manchester City in th
And the series. Euro 2017 strictly come dancing finalists. A Record Number of people tuned in to watch the strictly final last night well discuss who waltzed away with the glitterball. And all the weekend weather. Quite the next day, some areas called with some fog. Further west, the next day, some areas called with some fog. Furtherwest, rain the next day, some areas called with some fog. Further west, rain moving in. Some areas are cool. Good morning. First, our main story. Every worker aged 18 or over will begin saving into a workplace pension unless they opt out. Thats under government plans being unveiled today. At the moment, employers must enrol staff aged 22 and over into a pension plan if they earn more than £10,000 a year. Ministers say they want to reduce the minimum age to 18 a move that could affect around 900,000 young people. But the changes wont kick in until the mid 2020s, as our Business Correspondent joe lynam reports. Olly browning is 21 and, like many young people
Very difficult to say what it is around. Thank you, bob, for the latest from the scene. From bbc midlands today. Six people have died. A bit ofa a bit of a disappointing afternoon across england and wales, area of low pressure moving slowly east. Fairly breezy with the rain as it spreads east. Behind it, skies brightening up nicely for scotland and northern ireland, despite the temperatures dropping, sunshine to compensate. Cold in eastern parts, particularly east anglia. The rain will clear this evening and overnight it will be dry and clear with light winds. Another chilly one. Mist and fog too. We start off monday on a fine and dry note, chilly but sunshine to compensate. Cloud in the north and west. A bit breezier too. Most places seeing single figures, on the poolside. It will be replaced by milder air over next m the headlines. Iigfiifilfifi w after a multi vehicle crash in birmingham. The incident, by the underpass at bristol road, involved several vehicles. The government w