to her brexit talks with labour. bohemian rhapsody picks up another unexpected victory, breaking box office records in china. live from oui’ office records in china. live from our studios in london. and singapore. this is bbc world news. it is news day. good morning. it s eight am in singapore and 1am in london where just an hour ago, the world s first ultra low emissions zone came into operation. drivers of polluting vehicles from motorbikes to lorries coming into the centre of the city will have to pay to enter the area. and where london leads will others follow? tom edwards reports. this is the clean air choir, organised by mums to support the new ultra low emission zone. pollution is a worry. we all need to think about what impact air pollution is having on our children right now on all of us and road transport is the major source of air pollution in london. on this map, red and yellow show the high levels of pollution near roads, older, more polluting cars will
across northern ireland with heavy and persistent rain here through this afternoon. elsewhere, a little bit of sunshine, but generally a fair amount bit of sunshine, but generally a fairamount of bit of sunshine, but generally a fair amount of cloud, the odd hefty shower, and these temperatures, 15-21 shower, and these temperatures, 15 21 degrees, below average for this point injuly. this evening until tonight, this point injuly. this evening untiltonight, rain this point injuly. this evening until tonight, rain will be on the move, pushing eastwards into southern scotland, northern england, wales, perhaps the south west of england. wind is starting to pick up around some western coast as well. northern scotland hangs under some clear skies, and here, actually, quite a chilly night, maybe 3 4 in places, but it is northern scotland, and we will have the best of the weather tomorrow. elsewhere, frontal systems working in from the west, bringing outbreaks of rain, and quite a lo
hello from the bbc sport centre, i m becky davis. let s start at the women s world cup where new zealand produced a huge upset to beat norway, with hannah wilkinson scoring the winner in front of a record crowd for a football match in new zealand. that was the only goal of the game, with new zealand missing a penalty in the closing minutes. it s a huge result for the co hosts who had failed to win any of their previous 15 world cup games. i still have goose bumps. i still have emotions in me. we waited for this moment for such a long, long time and having this opportunity at home, beating norway, strong opposition, hearing ourfans be behind us, that isjust unforgettable moment. well in the second match of the day, the other hosts, australia were dealt a huge injury blow when their star player sam kerr was ruled out of their opening two matches. it didn t trouble them too much though, as steph catley s second half penalty saw the matildas began their campaign with victory over
the light of our lives . police are continuing to question a teenage boy in connection with the stabbing. let s cross to croydon and our correspondent barry caffrey. what is the latest? the shock and sadness here what is the latest? the shock and sadness here in what is the latest? the shock and sadness here in croydon - what is the latest? the shock and sadness here in croydon really - what is the latest? the shock and sadness here in croydon really is| sadness here in croydon really is palpable, with people questioning how a 15 year old girl making her way to school at half past eight in the morning could have been knifed to death. she has been named, elianne andam, she has been described as much loved. within the last hour, herfamily described as much loved. within the last hour, her family have released a statement and written some words about her. i will read those to you now. they say that their hearts are broken by the senseless death of our daughter. elianne was
the pairs will be confirmed very shortly. europe looking to reclaim the trophy, after they were somewhat demolished by the usa two years ago, and they have switched things up from their usual tactics, deciding to start with the foursomes this time, instead of the traditional four balls, our sports correspondent is out in italy for us, he explains the thinking behind that. the home team in the ryder cup gets to choose whether they start by playing either foursomes on the first morning when they take alternative shots or four balls when each player plays their own ball and the best score on the hole win, for 30 years now, europe have chosen to start with four ball bus the captain luke donald wants to starts with foursomes tomorrow. mainly for the simple reason he thinks they are better at it. they are stronger and he says it is crucial that europe gets off to a decent start on the first morning. and bearing in mind two years ago when europe lost at whistling strait, they were 6