political plan to justify it. we ll have all the latest here in brussels, as the talks get under way, and from westminster, where talks between the government and labour are ongoing. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm. the speedboat killer, jack shepherd is expected to fly back to britain shortly after his extradition from georgia. israel s prime minister benjamin netenyahu looks set to win an historic fifth term, after elections ended in a dead heat between the two main parties. astronomers take the first ever image of a black hole. it s located in a distant galaxy, and described by scientists as a monster, three million times the size of earth. to be able to get that retraction on each of those kicks. and dame darcey bussell is to step down as a judge on bbc one s strictly come dancing. it s 5 o clock. we re live in brussels, where theresa may has arrived in the last hour, to meet herfellow eu leaders, at today s emergency summit, to decide whether to offer the uk an
on the programme. jack shepherd, convicted while on the run of a speedboat death on the thames, is flying back to the uk after extradition from georgia. the first ever image of a black hole. scientists say it s a monster, at three million times the size of earth. now, having the data, seeing this, it turns the black hole into something tangible, into something that you can see, and there s so much we re going to learn from this. and rory mcilroy is the tournament favourite for golf‘s first major of the year, the masters, which starts tomorrow. and coming in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, another big night in the champions league. the stand out quarterfinal, as manchester united host barcelona at old trafford. good evening, we re live in brussels, where theresa may is meeting herfellow eu leaders, at today s emergency summit. they will decide whether to offer the uk another delay, to the brexit process. mrs may wants to postpone the date the uk leaves the eu beyond
at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us, tony grew and caroline frost. who doesn t have a huge amount of sympathy. the front pages. we don t have the on auto cue, what will come up with mike there we go, the guardian. let s have a look, keep scrolling, please. i don t think we will get to it. there it is! oh ye of little faith. the guardian features a picture of cambridge rower james cracknell who, at a6, today became the oldest ever winner of the boat race. but the paper leads on brexit with reports of more cabinet pressure on theresa may to avoid a long brexit delay. sofa.so bad says the metro, which also carries a picture of mrs may s sitting room address in which the paper says she admits her brexit strategy has failed. she said she hoped to compromise with labour on brexit, or risk losing the deal altogether. the i follows suit and says that tory eurosceptics are now urging borisjohnson and amber rudd to unite for a tilt at the party leadership. that s
jack shepherd, the man convicted over a speedboat death on the thames and who jumped bail, is now back in the uk, after extradition from georgia. sir richard branson says virgin trains could stop running by november, after their partner in the business has been banned from bidding for rail franchises. and at 11.30 we ll be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers stephen bush, the political editor of the new statesman magazine, and katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator magazine stay with us for that. good evening an emergency summit is taking place in brussels tonight, just two days before the uk is due to leave the european union. the leaders of the other 27 countries are locked in debate after theresa may made her case for a delay to the brexit process. let s get the latest from brussels, and christian fraser is there. and thank you. a better performance andi and thank you. a better performance and i apparently from the british prime minis
polluted. at london marylebone, a new air filter set filtering system is trying to tackle the problem. well, i would not normally be standing this close to a fan blowing air in my face, but apparently this is giving me the cleanest air in the station. behind this advertising hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing board is a contraption containing a nano carbon filter capable of us at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us, tony grew and caroline frost. i hear things got removing over 90% of harmful gases rather lively last night, so we want from the environment. the devices some harm. we want some calm. are deliberately positioned alongside the shops and waiting areas where most passengers spend their time. this map shows how the many of tomorrow s front pages are already in. the guardian features quality of the air is improved a picture of cambridge significantly where the filters are. rowerjames cracknell who, at a6, today