honoured. kelvin and oti s pick will be their rumba. kelvin, of course, was a late entry after another contestant dropped out because of injury. it feels, you know, as crazy as it sounds, really. i don t think you could have written that scenario. i wasn t in the original line up, like you say, and to be here, 12, 13 weeks later, going into the final, is, um. yeah, it s been incredible. and for their favourite dance, they ve chosen their samba. the judges have decided their pick for emma and anton will be their charleston. emma says she s happy to still be in the contest, after a less than successful rumba in week seven. it s unbelievable, because i thought after rumba week that we were definitely going home, because we were bottom of the leaderboard. so it s absolutely. it sa dream. i m the biggest stritcly come dancing fan, and to actually say that i ve made the final, i actually still can t believe it. and for their favourite dance, they ve gone for their viennese waltz. k
also this lunchtime. borisjohnson sets out what he says are the benefits of brexit, promising it will be easier to protect british jobs. we will back british business by ensuring that the public sector buys british. we ll scrap the tampon tax, we ll back british industry by making sure we can intervene when great british businesses are struggling. and these are some of the benefits which will directly result from leaving the eu. scotland yard pays former mp harvey proctor £500,000 compensation after its disastrous investigation into claims of a paedophile ring. arsenal sack their manager unai emery after 78 games in charge. and rediscovered a 42 page manuscript written by elizabeth i. and coming up on bbc news, england s bowlers are frustrated on the first day of the second test in new zealand, as tom latham hits a century. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. 4,500 workers are to lose their jobs, after the energy firm npower announced it s closing three cust
candidate and here we have something that has proved quite controversial. they look very similar. the two time prime minister, and another candidate who has no chance whatsoever. people are worried they might makea whatsoever. people are worried they might make a mistake and vote for the wrong person. the polls are under way in the ukraine. this is the first round. if no one gets more than 50%, which seems almost certain, everyone will come back in three weeks‘ time for the run off of the top two. let‘s take a look at some of the other stories making the news. in slovakia the anti corruption and outsider candidate zuzana chaputova has won the presidential election. she‘s become the country‘s first female head of state. ms chaputova defeated a high profile diplomat, marosh sebjovich, from the governing party. police in bangladesh have arrested the two owners of the office block that caught fire in dhaka on thursday, killing 26 people. they‘re due to appear in court o
the government s support of stop and a week of protest at parliament when search of course i welcome because people came to westminster demanding it has been lacking for far too decisions. give us all a final say! long. and do you think it is likely now the latest sport. to make a real difference to knife good afternoon. the government suffered another crime or is it one of the ways that defeat on their weights to make its after manchester city s win knife crime and be tackled?m yesterday, liverpool can move ahead next move. tomorrow mps will try of the champions in the title race again to agree on an alternative to crime or is it one of the ways that knife crime and be tackled? it is if they beat tottenham at anfield one of many ways. stop and search is in what is the second premier league not the panacea of all the problems, match of the day, with chelsea up it is not going to solve everything, against cardiff in the next hour. the prime minister s deal and one cabinet mini
children of alcoholic parents. that is according to figures seen by the if people now argue for a second bbc. referendum, if we had a campaign where we honestly always tried to facebook founder mark zuckerberg is calling for the government to play a be rule compliant we had more active role in regulating the a compliance committee and every other organisation internet. across the board has been found good evening. wanting at some stage. as mps prepare to try and break the legislation for a referendum. the brexit deadlock at westminster, a senior government minister has said theresa may has to look closely you didn t try very hard because you overspent to the tune of £675,000, at a softer brexit and staying a huge amount of money in a customs union with the eu if parliament votes which the electoral commission thought was a very, very for that this week. serious electoral offence. thejustice secretary, david gauke, you broke the law, it good afternoon. a senior government