Evening on bbc news. In beyond 100 days tonight, well hear how the white house has clashed with the fbi and Justice Department over a controversial russia memo. The proportion of middle aged people having strokes has risen largely over the past decade, we will ask what can be done to reverse the trend and a manchester art gallery has removed this, one of the most recognisable pre raphaelite paintings and well out why. Thats all ahead on bbc news. Now on bbc news its time for sportsday. Hello and welcome to sportsday im reshmin chowdhury. The headlines tonight. 28 russian athletes get their olympic life bans overturned but what does that mean for the fight against doping . The chief executive of the scottish fa steps down as the National Side are still without a manager. Good evening and welcome to the programme. Withjust eight days to go until the start of the Winter Olympics theres been a Significant Development with regards to the participation of russian athletes. The ioc say a deci
Risen to 70 him a while President Trump speaks in north dakota, celebrating his decision to pull out of the Paris Climate Accord and greenlight the Dakota Access and keystone xl pipeline. Pres. Trump in order to protect american industry and workers, we withdrew the United States from the job killing Paris Climate Accord will stop job killer. People have no idea. Many people have no idea how bad that was. And right here in north dakota, the Dakota Access pipeline is finally open for business. Amy we will speak with 350. Org cofounder Bill Mckibben about the killer hurricanes and Climate Change. Then as tensions continue to escalate between north korea and the United States, we will go to south korea, where hundreds are protesting the deployment of thaad missile system. And finally, is Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi presiding over a genocide against Rohingya Muslims in burma . They burned our houses. We could not take our belongings. We were hiding for two days in the rain wi
In a moment, it will be time for sportsday, but first, a quick look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. At 7pm as donald trump arrives in florida to meet people affected by hurricane irma, the programme examines how close years to reaching an agreement about american citizens who have arrived in the country illegally. At 8pm, more on the Grenfell Tower public enquiry. We will be talking to the Housing Charity shelter about what their actions might be. And one of the worlds most elusive creatures, the beautiful snow leopard, is no longer considered endangered. I will speak to a big cat specialist about how successful conservation efforts have been. Do stay with us. Now, its time for sportsday. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Im hugh ferris. Our headlines this evening. Essex set up a first county championship title in 25 years, but will have to wait until tomorrow at least to seal the trophy. Everton are in action in the Europa League theyre at italian side atalanta, late
Mission with a difference hunting for the honey bee eating asian hornets in devon. In meet the author this week, an american novelist as well as telling stories right about the arts, sex and the mind. In her book of essays, and the mind. In her book of essays, a woman looking at men looking at women. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The latest round of brexit talks have ended with somewhat different interpretations of how theyve gone. The brexit secretary, david davis says thereve been decisive steps forwards. His eu counterpart, Michel Barnier, agreed that theresa mays earlier keynote speech on brexit in florence had created a new dynamic but hes still warning that it could be months before theyre ready to discuss a future trade deal. From brussels, ben wright reports. The british ministers car is the same. Ajag, of course. But the tone of these brexit talks has changed. A month ago, it was fractious and frosty. The divides were wide. But today, reporting back on the weeks negoti
Also tonight after the latest round of brexit talks both sides say progress has been made but the eu warns it could be months before trade talks begin. After images are published of a fight in bristol the cricketer ben stokes is told he will not play for england until further notice. The un says its the worlds Fastest Growing refugee emergency the Rohingya Muslims fleeing to bangladesh from the violence in myanmar. And after the death of playboys hugh heffner a debate over his claim to have pioneered sexual liberation. And coming up in sportsday on bbc news, well tell you if saint helens can stop carter for tigers for reaching the first grand final in Rugby League Super league. Good evening. Ryanair is facing increasing criticism over its plans to cancel thousands of flights and its been accused by the Civil Aviation authority of persistently misleading passengers about the kind of compensation they can claim. The caa has now given ryanair until 5pm tomorrow afternoon to correct its co