deaf to pleas from the visiting secretary general for millions of people. tiger roll of the un last week and defying is in line for a repeat performance the wishes of the wider international community. at the grand national at aintree this afternoon. since the uprising that toppled muammar gaddafi in 2011 libya has muammar gaddafi in 2011, libya has been wracked by civil war. antonio gutteres had hoped to bring all sides together this month both labour and the for a un backed conference conservatives say they hope to plan national elections. but at the head of the self brexit talks will continue proclaimed libyan national army, khalifa haftar seems over the weekend. the two parties have been meeting to have other plans. since wednesday to find a proposal select as look at why it is. jef, to put to mps which it is hoped can break the brexit deadlock before an emergency eu summit next week. you re stuck because of it. why is it that libya is still such a wreck but the talks app
and that s how it is. you don t really have much say. it s like you ve had a baby, you don t want to do this, you want a lower wage, and that s it. and then there s a danger you get a lower pension. yes. it s notjust the cost. employers aren t obliged to sign up people like taneika, who earn less than £10,000 a year. to be fair, it s a challenge to the boss as well. the business has to contribute a top up, which has gone up to 3% of pay. for the majority of small businesses it is an onerous burden that s just going to get worse and worse and worse. and i think something like 70% of people work for a small business in this country, so it ll have an impact on the employment of whether people will actually take people on. right now the challenge for savers like chloe is how to afford today s higher pension payments. the government says it s letting us earn more before income tax kicks in and raising minimum wages and that should help. simon gompertz, bbc news. the chancellor, p
i will be back with more on those stories at 8pm, but now let s catch up stories at 8pm, but now let s catch up with the sport. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, james pearce, and lizzie greenwood hughes. yes, hello, good evening. the headlines this evening: history is made at aintree as tiger roll wins the grand national for the second year running. another step closer to the quadruple. an early goal gives manchester city victory over brighton and a place in the fa cup final. hibs beat hearts in the edinburgh derby, but the match is marred by trouble from the fans. also coming up in the programme: more problems for leicester tigers they re thrashed at home by premiership leaders exeter. hello, good evening as always on a saturday. it is a packed programme. we start at aintree. it s a grand national that will be talked about for years. all the chat before the race had been about last year s winner tiger roll, and he didn t disappoint. he s become the first horse since
good evening. thousands of people in sudan are protesting in the capital khartoum in what appear to be roll. a historic second consecutive the biggest rallies against the country s president since protests began in december. win for tiger roll at the aintree demonstrators have reached grand national. the national army headquarters for the first time, calling for the military to join them in their campaign against 0mar and in half an hour we ll be taking al bashir, who has ruled a first look at the sunday papers for over 30 years. with the broadcaster lynn faulds wood tear gas was fired at the protesters and several arrests were made. 0ur africa editor fergal keane has this report. the opposition wanted the biggest demonstration yet. and it looks as if they achieved it. tens of thousands made their way in peace to the heart of regime power. they chanted appeals for the soldiers to join them. good evening. the defence secretary has as before, women to the forefront. ordered an
his back on football because of racism. and the tiger‘s on a roll. the horse that s could become the first back to back winner of the grand national since red rum. and coming up on bbc news: british heavyweight dillian whyte claims he is being frozen out of a first world title fight, saying the world boxing council are holding him back. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has asked the eu for a further delay to brexit untiljune 30th, but she says she s still hoping the uk can leave earlier than that, if mps finally approve her deal. in a letter to european council president donald tusk, theresa may says britain will prepare to hold elections for the european parliament, with the option of pulling out of them. the uk is due to leave at the end of next week, but an eu official says donald tusk is considering a longer, flexible extension of up to a year. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, reports. what s next for brexit? today, the governme