the east of scotland, east of the pennines as well. we will seize rain moving southwards away from scotland and northern ireland into —— and northern ireland. temperatures will be in the mid—teens. if we get sunshine in the south—east, possibly 16 or 17. here, sunshine in the south—east, possibly 16 or17. here, though, pockets sunshine in the south—east, possibly 16 or 17. here, though, pockets of rain and drizzle and low cloud on tuesday. wetter weather developing further north across the uk with another dose of strengthening winds arriving as well. still, temperatures for many others in double figures. it might become less mild as the week goes on and it will feel colder as well with really strong winds. hello. this is bbc news with maxine mawhinney. the headlines: thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3,000 and £5,000. ministers said they want to attract the "best talent," but the prison officers association says the government is ‘papering over the cracks.‘ iraqi troops backed by american air strikes have started an operation to recapture western mosul from islamic state militants — the city is the last major is stronghold in iraq. president trump has attacked the media again at a rally in florida, where he defended his record in office, and again labelled media coverage about him as "fake news." police in malaysia have named four north korean suspects who left the country the same day as the half brother of the north korean leader was killed at kuala lumpur airport last week. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers — this morning's reviewers are the sun's sport writer martin lipton and the journalist and author rachel shabi. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, round up, from the bbc sport centre with karthi. this evening it will be lincoln city waiting for their name to be drawn out of the bowl for the quarter finals of the fa cup. it is the first time in over a century that a non—league side has made it through to the last eight. they beat burnley1—0 at turf moor thanks to this goal from sean raggat in the 89th minute. the quarter final draw is live in sportsday at 6.30 this evening, and manager danny cowley says he doesn't mind who they get. all you would like is asked to be told a big club it is big capacity where we could take 15,000. we took 5000 to ipswich. we have premier league support. millwall will also be in the qaurter final draw after they beat the premier league champions, leicester city, 1—0. and that was despite millwall being reduced to ten men for much of the second half, shaun cummings scored the 90th minute winner to put the league one side into the next round, adding to leicester's problems. you have to see why in react as soon as possible. they are maybe better than us. no, we are better than m illwa ll than us. no, we are better than millwall that millwall deserve to win. chamionship club, huddersfield town held manchester city to a goalless draw in front of a record crowd at thejohn smith's stadium. they will replay the game at the etihad a week on tuesday. league 0ne‘s oxford united recovered from two goals down against middlesbrough but ended up losing 3—2. cristhian stuani scored four minutes from time to avoid a middlesbrough upset and to send them through to the last eight. molineux had its biggest crowd for 36 years but goals from pedro and diego costa earned cheslea, the current premier league leaders, a 2—0 win at championship side, wolverhampton wanderers and the fa cup continues today with two more games. fulham entertain tottenham — that's on bbc one at 2, while blackburn rovers welcome manchester united. and tomorrow non—league sutton united will try to emulate lincoln city to reach the last eight when they face arsenal — again that's on the bbc, or you can listen to all three on 5live sport. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen will be hoping to cut celtic‘s 27 point lead this afternoon when they go to kilmarnock. celtic beat motherwell 2—0 yesterday. rangers, who are in third place, play dundee. exeter have strengthened their position in third place in rugby union's premiership after fighting back to beat worcester. exeter were trailing at the break but five second—half tries secured the bonus point win — 118—32 the final score. leicester stay in fifth place after a 50 points to 17 win over bottom of the table, bristol. they ran in eight tries, withjp pietersen scoring two of them....this was the pick of the bunch, and bath remain in fourth place — they overcame harlequins to win by 22 points to 12. quins outscored their hosts by two tries to one, but a try from max clark plus excellent kicking from rhys priestland ensured victoyr for bath. the australian rugby union have confirmed this morning that former lock dan vickerman, who played for northampton saints in 2009, has died. he was just 37 years old. vickerman played 63 tests for australia and featured in three world cups. he passed away at his family home in sydney and is survived by wife sarah and their two sons. no details of the cause of death have been disclosed. mo farah won the final race of his indoor career, taking the 5,000 metre title at the birmingham grand prix. farah set a new european record winning injust over 13 minutes. he says he's going to focus on road racing after the world championships in london this summer. i can't quite believe it is my last race. it is weird thinking about saying goodbye and i have had great support from everyone, particularly the strike were sets are many records. —— where i have said so many records. laura muir broke the british record taking the title in the women's 1,000 metres. she beat the previous best held by kelly holmes. it was also the second fastest indoor 1,000 metres of all time. warrington wolves have had the first win by an english club over australian opponents for five years. they beat brisbane broncos in the first match of rugby league's world club series. three tries in the opening 20 minutes, including this from matty russell did the early damage and they went on to win 27 points to 18. tonight it's the turn of the super league champions wigan warriors to represent great britain against the best of the nrl. wigan, who won the grand final back in october, face reigning australian champions cronulla sharks. it is massive. it is a bit different than the others, when you work all year to get this. this was more of a reward from last season, to get to the final and win last year. but it still means a massive amount to the players, and the club. the history of wigan, there has been a few wins in this competition. so if we can emulate that, it is a massive accomplishment. the final of snookers welsh open is later today with judd trump playing stuart bingham. trump beat scott donaldson six frames to three. a break of 60 in the 9th frame gave him the win. stuart bingham, the 2015 world champion, he was in destructive form last night — thrashing robert milkins by six frames to nil. the final starts at 1 o'clock on bbc two wales, on the red button and on the bbc sport website. cue card won his second betfair ascot chase, four years after winning his first. the 11—year—old was in impressive form winning by 15 lengths to claim his ninth grade 0ne victory. cue card will now head to the cheltenham gold cup nxt month. that's all the sport. now on bbc news here's maxine with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are the sun's deputy head of sport, martin lipton and journalist and broadcaster rachel shabi. let's have a look at the front pages. the front page of the sunday times plot by islamic extremists to take control of her school. the observer leads with a leaked report warning of chaos and uncertainty for eu nationals living in the uk after brexit. the mail on sunday reports of child sexual abuse claims against former prime minister ted heath. the sunday express carries a story about young children of alcoholics calling a helpline and asking to be read bedtime stories when their parents are drunk. and the sunday telegraph reports that russia plotted to remove the government of montenegro and assassinate its prime minister last year. the sunday mirror claims a convicted rapist who claimed a £2.5 million lotteryjackpot with a deliberately damaged ticket had bragged to his friends about the plan beforehand. so let's begin. the montenegro plot. this is clearly sourced by whitehall. the russians, her friends sourced by whitehall. the russians, herfriends in sourced by whitehall. the russians, her friends in eastern sourced by whitehall. the russians, herfriends in eastern neighbours, tried to subvert the montenegro government and ferment and violent overthrow the state with an attack on parliament and a planned to assassinate the then prime minister. he has no stood down and been replaced by his deputy. there is a clear worry from moscow that a lot of satellite states will become more westernised and montenegro are one of those. it is the process becoming a nato member and seeks to become an eu member. at this very detailed report in the sunday telegraph and appears to show the sheer scale of the russian involvement and they have form. look at what is happening in crimea and think a lot of the sphere of the next step will be similar sportss plots in the balkans, in estonia, lithuania and latvia with the russian minority might be used as a pretext for something else. it is was like fiction but it is fact. martin is right. that is formed for this. but also not to support vladimir putin in any way are endorses worldview, but from the russian perspective it will of course look very threatening that montenegro wants to join the eu. that it has application in play and also wants to be part of a call. it will see it as a european judgment on its territory. —— encroachment. this idea of a russian plot led by two intelligence office rs plot led by two intelligence officers to lead a revolt against the democratically elected leader. this is from the united states textbook on the cia was involved in all sorts of plots to do the kind of thing. it even had a school of the americas which is a school for political clues. —— coups. we see what has happened in the ukraine with the orange revolution and the pushback and people being thrown injail because the opposition leaders. russian opposition leader suddenly had these investment charges against them. and clamp—downs on the free press and the authoritarian measures. clamp—downs on the free press and the authoritarian measuresfi clamp—downs on the free press and the authoritarian measures. it is thena the authoritarian measures. it is then a stark context because we then have this between trump, which is to be the bulwark against russia, and moscow for whatever reason. these things of piquancy and westerners for us in europe. —— resonance. we're talking now about business rates. everywhere i go, every shop i going to be talking about business rates. completely. people are really worried about losing the premises. in my area it's all independent retailers like the dry cleaner and the grocer who have petitions that say these business rates are going to force us to close and that does seem to force us to close and that does seem to be the picture across the uk. you say that all the papers have done pretty solid reporting from high street talking to retailers. this is the first time in seven years in business rates have been recalibrated according to property rises. the disparity in the rates is what is causing so much concern. some large businesses such as sports direct who were named in one of the papers the other day, it is facing a cut while smaller and independent businesses are not. i think that is a genuine fear that the old fashion high street is going because i will get is a homogenous situation when every turn looks the same. you end up every turn looks the same. you end up with nothing that differentiates one time from another. and some other things that my paper covered. changing the rates for the football clubs. and if you're an internet business you do not have a building. not only is it completely unaffordable but it will force them to close. set against the giant packs that corporations seem to benefit from and this thing about not being enough our being able to avail themselves of tax loopholes. to not pay what you think would be an appropriate level of tax. it is hitting the national supporters of the government. —— natural. you know that mps are worried. this online from the government saying there will be no u—turn which means they will be no u—turn which means they will make a u—turn. they will then say they have listened to the people. the observer raises concern about eu citizens after brexit. this is eu nationals who are now in the uk and have been for some time. that thought to be 2 million. they have lives and families and children and work in school and the rest of it. their features completely uncertain because they are being as pawns in oui’ because they are being as pawns in our negotiation about withdrawal from the eu. on top of this there has been a leaked report that says because there are weaknesses in the british immigration system and the way that charts and processes of non—british citizens and it isjust not up to the job of being able to filter carefully select should be here. that is adding to the uncertainty. a previous court case for many years ago would have it they would say that, wouldn't they? it is interesting that one of the pieces in the observer suggest that had much scheme for the national id ca rd had much scheme for the national id card been approved ten years ago this would have been an issue that could have been avoided. the problem, it is claimed here, is that there is no real logging of people coming to the country. the fate of british citizens in europe is also uncertain. it is interesting now that the trigger for article 50 leaving the eu is going in front of the house of lords, this issue is one that might be sent back to get an amendment is slapped on it. it is causing a lot of distress and i think a lot of the lords have a political freedom and political space to be able to look about best cleanly and say this is just completely ludicrous. it is not fair to do this to people. there has been inconsistency. affordable to those clear a lot of brexit ears were saying there would be no impact on foreign citizens are british living abroad. —— brexiteers. one would hope that could be a sensible solution probe could say this is where we stand. people are rightly fearful of where they're going. the sunday times has an article about what is known as another trojan horse plot. this is an old term with aa horse plot. this is an old term with a a primary school sent an e—mail to a a primary school sent an e—mail to a local council to say that she believes there is a plot to force a particular conservative branch of islam onto the school. —— oldham. there were issues in birmingham and tower hamlets and luton. this is one of the journalists hobbyhorses that you can see why there are issues there. she is claiming she has had death threats. it is a very strong statement, an e—mail sent to her. i have very strong statement, an e—mail sent to her. i have very strong reasons statement, an e—mail sent to her. i have very strong reasons to believe this is happening. i am the subject of death threats and aggression to my carand a of death threats and aggression to my car and a verbal abuse and attacked physically by a parent. this goes back to 2013. it will concern people. the birmingham are quietly went on for a long time and while some of the claims were dismissed the thrust of them were our peril. —— where upheld. there we re our peril. —— where upheld. there were cross—party our peril. —— where upheld. there we re cross— party concerns our peril. —— where upheld. there were cross—party concerns in the city as well. the danger is you end up city as well. the danger is you end up branding everyone is a fundamentalist and trying to attack and destroy what is the norm in this country. it is an issue that has to be looked at. it is an issue that needs to be reported responsibly and i'm not sure that this front page in the sunday times achieved that. as you rightly said the trojan horse plot, numberone, in birmingham you rightly said the trojan horse plot, number one, in birmingham was not as big as people thought. there was an official government cross—party was an official government cross— party enquiry into was an official government cross—party enquiry into it that concluded that a lot of the fears we re concluded that a lot of the fears were unsubstantiated. none of that is to take away from what this headteacher has experienced and her concerns for our own safety which is an incredibly frightening. but we are ina an incredibly frightening. but we are in a context where the muslim population in the uk is very besieged and it has become a cce pta ble besieged and it has become acceptable to scapegoat and demonise that minute in a way would not do it any other community and i think that needs to be care in the way this is reported because the impression created is that we are dealing with islamist extremists and conflating that the religious conservativism which acts which different things. and making much more about the naturally is the case. i want to look at the mail on sunday briefly. allegations against edward heath. we have known that ever teeth and others have been accused for some time of widespread paedophilia. lee and britain died just before he was officially cleared. his family blamed the failure to exonerate him asa blamed the failure to exonerate him as a contributory factor in his death. another lord was also accused. a lot of the allegations have been viewed as being fantasy, basically. this one particular called nick who has been seen as a source called nick who has been seen as a source of a lot of his allegations. however this is the chief constable of wiltshire police who is investigating. it is sources close to him. they say he is 120% sure of the allegations against edward heath had totally convincing. the rationale for the stories he did drive a car. one of the claims made by those who supported heath and dismissed the allegations are that he could not have driven to commit these offences because it did not drive. he was always driven by the government driver. there are photos in the story of him at the wheel of this rubber 2000 car that he bought. —— rover. other this rubber 2000 car that he bought. — — rover. other witnesses this rubber 2000 car that he bought. —— rover. otherwitnesses talking about him say that he did drive a car. maybe it is a little chink of light for those who believe in it. there are a long series of quotes a from the source. close similarities to accounts given to those who have come forward with same names and times and places and incidents coming forward. stories and details dovetail. contains disturbing stuff. investigators have been shocked by what they have learned. fast edward heath cannot reply and respond to these now. rachel, do you like football? like underdogs winning. should we say "bigly"? the fa cup has been fantastic. yesterday was a bigger shock of the lot. lincoln city going to bodily who play pretty much a first—team. —— burnley. the first time in a hundred years and non—league side is whose last eight of the tour. satellite playing arsenal monday night. millwall won yesterday. that was lost, there victory over the champions. —— sutton. they would all want magister united away. it would be all over television and the biggest payday. — — manchester television and the biggest payday. —— manchester united. they probably would not want millwall home. we ta ke would not want millwall home. we take a look at tomorrow's front pages every evening at 20 to 11 here on bbc news. we have a westerly breeze today. the best of the sunshine will be across more sheltered eastern parts of the uk and signs of cloud breaking up in suffolk earlier on. grey skies in cheshire river could find some drizzle later on. it will be mile for all others. for most of the country it will be on the cloudy side. we will see more sunshine across eastern parts of england and scotla nd across eastern parts of england and scotland and perhaps east wales for a time but further west the cloud will be lauding and thickening and we will find some hill fog around and find some pockets of rain and drizzle. that will probably keep temperatures at nine or 10 degrees. some sunshine in the east of the we could lose some of that later on the afternoon. temperatures are likely to hit 13 degrees. for northern ireland and west of scotland not such a good day. a lot of cloud around and grey skies. turning white and western scotland during the afternoon. eastern scotland very much better and sheltered from those moist and mild westerly winds. you can see the difference in temperatures in london blackburn. blackburn for the fa cup. the maybe some drizzle later in the day. wetter weather in scotland and northern ireland for the rest of that evening and apple move southwards. the rain will become lighter and patchy. a really mild night tonight. temperatures will not fall much at all. as we head into tomorrow we're looking for high temperatures across some parts of the country. we have very mild air coming from a long way so that it will be accompanied by some very gusty winds. especially windy to the east of scotland and east of the pennines. we will see rain moving south. sunshine following on behind. cooler conditions as well. to the size of that band of rain we have very mild airso size of that band of rain we have very mild air so temperatures will be in the mid teens. if we do get some sunshine in the south—east possibly 16 degrees 17 degrees. here we have pockets of rain and drizzle and low cloud on tuesday. wetter weather developing further north across the uk with another dose of strengthening winds arriving. still, temperatures for many of us in double figures. it may become less mild as the beat goes on and it will feel colder in some really strong winds. —— as the week goes on. this is bbc news. the headlines... thousands of prison officers in london and the south east of england are to get an instant pay increase of between £3,000 and £5,000. this will take time. it is not something you can sort out in weeks or months. it takes time to recruit a bowl and bring those people on. —— recruit people. iraqi troops backed by american air strikes have started an operation to recapture western mosul from islamic state militants. this is a rack byes—mac last city held by islamic state. but that assault on islamic state is now 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