and olivia coleman pick up awards for their roles in the bbc‘s night manager. the film la la land breaks records by winning seven. good morning. in sport, an excellent result for plymouth argyle, from the fourth tier of english football, earn an fa cup replay after drawing with liverpool at anfield. an icy blast hits large parts of eastern europe. these are the conditions on the beaches of greece. carol has the details of what it will be like here. good morning. by by the end of the week some of us could well see some snow. not all of us, though. today we have a grey and sta m ps start us, though. today we have a grey and stamps start with rain moving south eastwards. behind it we return to some sunshine and blustery showers. and very windy in the more west. i ll have more details on all of that in 15 minutes. thank you. good morning. first, our main story. theresa may will outline plans which she says will transform mental health services in england. in herfirst major spee
i held him in the very highest regard because of what he gave to me. they gave me my england debut and set me on the road, and i will never forget that. it s 5 o clock. our main story is the latest twist in donald trump s confrontation with the heads of america s intelligence agencies. mr trump says the director of national intelligence, james clapper, called him last night to condemn a leaked report claiming the president elect was vulnerable to blackmail by russia. but mr clapper has said he d made no judgment on whether the report was reliable and he rejected mr trump s suggestion that us intelligence was responsible for the leak. our correspondent christian fraser has the latest. eight days from now, donald trump goes into battle as the next commander in chief. but never before has an incoming president been warring on so many fronts. this morning, as is now the norm, he began the day with a tweaked: in fa ct, began the day with a tweaked: in fact, what mr clapper told re
by president elect trump yesterday at his first news conference since july. today, he tweeted that the us intelligence service said it was phoney and falsely circulated. in fact, james clapper, the director of national intelligence, effectively distanced the us intelligence agency from the unverified video, saying it didn t leak it and hadn t made a judgement on its reliability. since then, the spotlight has been shone on the man credited with producing the memo christopher steele, a former mi6 officer respected by british intelligence agencies, the cia and the fbi. he has since gone to ground. the focus is now on what british intelligence knew and whether anything made its way onto ministers‘ desks. but the wider question persists is this a scandal of watergate proportions, or one of the biggest smears in the history of politics? here s our diplomatic editor, mark urban. we re learning more about the world of private intelligence gathering and how information gleaned f
their first match of the one day series against india and hour and a half ago this morning. england have made a quick start after india won the toss and chose to bowl in pune. alex hales was run out for nine. jason roy and joe root are at the crease. boxing now, and james degale was taken to hospital as a precaution after he retained his ibf world super middleweight title overnight in new york. the fight between degale and badou jack ended in a controversial draw. degale began the fight strongly, knocking jack down in the first round. but jack is known for strong finishes and that s exactly what happened this morning. he knocked degale down in the final round. the judges took a long time to come to a decision, eventually declaring it a majority draw. both men go home with their respective world title belts. james degale has tweeted since being in hospital and he has said he has a burst eardrum and a front tooth has been knocked out. he has been talking about what might happen
for a bespoke dealfor the uk and it is reported one important theme, the prime minister will be respectful to the 27 other leaders of eu and say she wants a deal that works for the whole of the uk and a deal that works for the rest of the uk, because unlike donald trump, she wants the eu to thrive. so we thought we would look at some of these issues. a centralised european government would be a nightmare. such a europe can, in its economic and political strength, be a superpower. a superpower, but not a superstate. we will give the british people a referendum with a simple in or out choice. thatcher in bruges, blair in warsaw, cameron at bloomburg, and now theresa may closer to home. we have been waiting a long time for this moment, but the prime minister will deliver her definitive speech on europe as she explains how she is going to take the uk out of the eu. it will be detailed, as she answers critics who have chided herfor relying on platitudes such as brexit means brexit