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street, slipping in places like this. i was used to it. sleeping in places like this. will talk to bradley grimes, 23, in the next hour. and the ashes one of sport s greatest rivalries is under way in australia. it s been a topsy turvy opening day england grateful for their top scorerjames vince, who looked to be on his way to scoring a century, before being spectacularly run out. we will speak to england and australian fans just before ten o clock. good morning, welcome to the programme, we are live until 11 o clock as we are easily today. as we are each weekday. let us know what you think of the chancellor s budget yesterday and how you think it might affect you. plus, scottish labour politician kezia dugdale arrives in the jungle, but should be appearing in i m a celebrity in the first place? she is a member of the scottish parliament, she was the leader of labour in scotland until she stepped down earlier this year. is it okay for her to take 3 weeks lea ....
emmerson mnangagwa, has urged the country to unite. he s due to be inaugurated tomorrow good heading a football lead to dementia? new good heading a football lead to dementia 7 new research dementia? new research has commissioned on the brain. and england work hard on day one of the ashes. england enter the day on 196-4. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the chancellor has insisted yesterday s budget will address britain s problems with productivity, amid gloomy forecasts for economic growth. the office for budget responsibility said it expects the uk economy to expand by less than 2% for the next four years, partly because of persistently low productivity growth. a separate report by the think tank the resolution foundation has warned of the longest fall in people s living standards since records began more than 60 years ago. labour said philip hammond was cut off from the real lives of people . let s get more from our assistant political editor norman smith ....
to become european capital of culture in 2023. we will get a reaction. with a big drop in the number of workers are starting apprenticeships, we will ask why so many employers are struggling to say, you are hired. and at 10:1i0pm we will take a look at what is making the front pages in tomorrow s papers. we rejoined making the front pages in tomorrow s papers. we re joined by making the front pages in tomorrow s papers. we rejoined by the head of politics at the daily mirror and the times columnist ian martin. now it s time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday i m jessica creighton. coming up tonight. ashes debutants james vince and mark stoneman lead an england fight back on day one in brisbane. is there a link between between heading a football and brain damage? a new study will investigate the long term health impact of football. and the latest from arsenal s europa league tie at cologne. danny welbeck is back for the gunners after injury, in what is a mu ....
stoneman made half centuries and so england can go happy into the second day alastair cook went. thanks. tomasz has all the weather. some cold weather around, some frost, but also sunshine. thanks, thomasz. also coming up talking her way to the top. we ll meet the teenage girl who s become the first state school pupil to win a top eton debating prize. hello everyone this is afternoon live. let s prove you wrong that s the chancellor philip hammonds message to the economists whose bleak forecasts cast something of a shadow over his budget yesterday. the chancellor said clarity around brexit would increase consumer confidence and lead to higher growth in the economy but labour accuses mr hammond of being cut off from the real lives of people . our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. the government s own fortunes might not have been completely rebuilt but the chancellor s difficult day passed off better than many had hoped, and at a building colleg ....
of the technology available to him. dale stevens‘s opening goal was checked by andre marriner with his colleague monitoring the game some 75 miles away. a nod of the head signalling that brighton had taken the lead. it finished 2 1 to brighton but did glenn murray handle the ball when scoring? the referee and his video assistant decided it came off his knee, a decision hotly contested by crystal palace. technology may have arrived in football but the controversy is far from over. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it s time for the news where you are. hello, you re watching bbc news, the time is 10:30pm. the time is 10:32pm. i m olly foster at the bbc sport centre these are our headlines this evening: there s a late winner in the fa cup brighton take their place in the fourth round at palace‘s expense. we ll have details of that draw coming up, with lowly yeovil getting a plum home tie against manchester united. and another five months out for m ....