Of president George W Bush and ask him what advice he might give the current us President Donald Trump on a day like today . At 8. 30pm, well be talking to a former north korea analyst for the Us State Department on the latest missile test from pyongyang. Well also be finding out why a town in poland bought tom hanks a carfor his birthday. And our guestsjoining me tonight in the papers are steve hawkes, deputy Political Editor at the sun and dia chakravarty, brexit editor at the telegraph. Now on bbc news, its time for sportsday. Hello, im olly foster. This is sportsday and these are our headlines tonight. The investigation into the ben stokes nightclub brawl has concluded and the cps will decide whether or not to charge the england all rounder. Back in the game. Everton and west brom turn to allardyce and pardew to save their seasons. Two days before the Russia World Cup draw, theres a warning for englands travelling fans. And also on the programme, we catch up with andy murray and he
Detailed confession allegedly from the serial killer Levi Bellfield. Also in the next hour, Prince William wishes his brother and new fiancee all the best ahead of their wedding next spring. While on a trip to finland, the duke of cambridge said he was delighted for the couple but also himself. For me, personally, i hope it means he stays out of my fridge. From other scrounging he has done out of my fridge over the last few years. So it is pretty exciting. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The government has offered to significantly increase the so called brexit divorce bill, the amount of money its willing to pay the European Union for our departure from it. Its understood the government is now prepared to pay up to 50 billion euros around £41; billion in an attempt to kick start talks on a future trade deal. Back in september, the Prime Minister had said the uk was prepared to pay 20 billion euros. Today, on a surprise visit to iraq, theresa may said the uk was still in negotiat
Time for sportsday. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Im jessica creighton, heres whats coming up tonight. Questions for four time Tour De France winner, chris froome, after he returns a drugs test with twice the permitted level of an asthma drug. England captainjoe root calls on a big performance from his players ahead of the must win third ashes test. It is an opportunity to create history. It is a real chance to flip the dynamics of the cds on its head. Series. And united and city are given extra time to provide their version of events in the aftermath of the manchester derby. Good evening. Well bring you the latest from perth ahead of that big ashes test shortly, but first, cycling, where its been another day of controversy in the sport. Team sky and chris froome are under scrutiny because its been revealed that froome returned an adverse drugs test following his win in this years vuelta. He went on to win it. Ours sports editor, dan roan, is at team skys headquarters. What exactly d
Or they are less than anyone else, is a complete. Its a fallacy. Did you feel insulted by it . Deeply insulted, deeply insulted. I think also there was that sense of oh, theyre alljust a bunch of foreigners. Thats what makes london, i suppose thats what makes the uk. Were a multi cultural society. Its location has made Grenfell Tower a graphic symbol of inequality in britain, an inequality that before the fire was hidden in plain sight. 71 people died in this block, it is difficult to escape the rebuke to all of us that its charred remains represent. Allan little, bbc news, in west london. From 10. 30am tomorrow there will be full coverage of the Grenfell Memorial service with my colleage mishal hussain. Thats all for tonight. Now on bbc one, its time for the news where you are. Hello and welcome to sportsday im jessica creighton. Coming up on the programme. Four time Tour De France winner chris froome speaks to the bbc following revalations about an adverse drugs test. I certainly hav
Another reading so it could be changed, but it is the tone, the shift. It is what it means full stop theresa may tomorrow morning goes to brussels about a crunch summit about the start of trade talks. Now her negotiating hand is weakened by this. You have three different things, the arch remainers who now think that brexit can be stopped, people like lord adonis saying this is the first step, we can derail this. The arch brexiteers who always thought this was going to happen, something would stop it. And the tory party is furious with these rivals, saying it hands the initiative to the eu. How does it possibly help our party . The front page of the daily mail as welcome which we will bring up, it is reporting on this story. I think it will come, here it is, eventually. Jessica, the fact is, i know we all said, it is a hoary old phrase, a week is a long time in politics, theresa may last week flying to brussels was enjoying her eggs benedict, heurtaux stand her orange juice. She has no