At tomorrows front pages, they include the daily telegraph, which reports on what it calls rip off railfares in marginal constituencies. Thats here on the bbc news channel in half an hour. Good evening and welcome to bbc news. In iran, a Police Officer has been shot dead and three others wounded, after a fifth day of Anti Government protests. It is the first death of a member of the Security Forces and represents a significant escalation in the unrest. What began as a protest against the rising cost of living now seems to be taking on political overtones. A dozen protesters have been killed in the last 2a hours. The foreign secretary borisjohnson has called on the iranian government to allow meaningful debate on the issues raised by protestors. Our correspondent rana rahimpour, from the bbcs persian service, has the latest. Once again, across iran, thousands of people have taken to the streets. Opposed the countrys Supreme Leader ali khamenei satellite and then torn down. They are angr
Ambulance. Jeremy corbyn said that this should not be happening in this country. At least 17 civilians have died in syrian air strikes. More than 500 major employers have revealed their gender pay gaps. Easyjet, ladbrokes and virgin money are among those who have disclosed that they pay women, on average, at least 15 less than men. Weather forecasters are warning of record breaking low temperatures of minus a0 degrees celsius in north east america. Time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sportsday. Hello, im olly foster. These are our sportsday headlines tonight sky blue sinking stoke are humbled by coventry city in the fa cup. Liverpool cash in on coutinho barcelona get their man for a reported 142 million. Australia turn the screw in sydney, as england look to avoid defeat in the final ashes test. And the oldest horse and the youngestjockey thats the winning combination at the welsh national. Good evening. There are 25 fa cup 3rd round ties today. For the first time in over 50
Isolation. It has seen little progress towards ending the saudi led embargo. For more on how this is playing out we are joined by andrew bardin. What i want to start off with is what is going on in qatar. To diplomacy. The United States was involved and we saw other major parties involved. The last few weeks that used a little bit. What has changed here . Or is it just not any longer . I think it is of great interest and importance. We had a lot of backandforth, a lot of talks and signs that this was going somewhere. This has become a frozen conflict. It is not going anywhere. We are not having any talks. Both sides or do you in. Qatar has a aggressive global pr campaign. It seems to be doing well. The uae and saudi arabia are digging into her heels and reverting back to earlier demands and we are frozen. This is not going anywhere, quickly. Yousef you have spent considerable amount of time there. What are you hearing in terms of additional measures to try to protect the metrics when i
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Its been a case of two seasons in one day. The saddening things have brightened up, held a lot more like summer brightened up, held a lot more like summer out there, blue sky and sunshine breaking through, for many places, this is gloucestershire, and is feeling pleasantly warm with light winds. Not try across the board, summer showers out there, Eastern England in particular, the likes of lincolnshire, down two words kent, away from this, you are looking at a dry afternoon with southerly winds bringing up temperatures. Lets look, 4pm this afternoon across scotland, looking dry, warmest across the north of scotland, misty and murky in the east. Northern ireland, Northern England looking dry and fine, the chance of the shower around northumberland. Across wales and the south west of england, a decent afternoon in store. Its a patchy cloud, not wall to wall sunshine, light winds and temperatures up to 20 degrees feeling pleasant album. This evening, the showers in the east fading away pr