apparently they have a constitutional right to do so. not a surprise, constitutional right to do so. not a surprise, she s mobility issues for some surprise, she s mobility issues for some months now, she s indicated a few days some months now, she s indicated a few days ago that she would not be hosting few days ago that she would not be hosting the garden parties this summer. hosting the garden parties this summer, she didn t turn up at the monday summer, she didn t turn up at the monday event. that said, she s apparently continuing virtual meetings with people where ever she might meetings with people where ever she might be meetings with people where ever she might be residing. i have to say, although might be residing. i have to say, although i might be residing. i have to say, although i don t have any strong feelings although i don t have any strong feelings about it, i really don t, i have feelings about it, i really don t, i have to feelings abou
offered his resignation. at least five people have died in the protests, including an mp from the ruling party. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are annabel denham, who s director of communications at the iea the institute of econonomic affairs and the broadcaster, john stapleton. we will say hello to them and just a little bit. we ll say hello to you all shortly, let s look at the front pages. the financial times, which leads on the news that labour leader sir keir starmer says he will quit if he s fined by durham police for breaking lockdown rules. the metro carries the same story on its front page, but also has a picture of the queen, who won t be attending the state opening of parliament, with prince charles taking her place the daily telegraph leads on the queen s absence and says the move could be seen as a significant shift in prince charles responsibilities as heir to the throne. the sun says it s the
and we ll find out what s on the front pages of tomorrow s newspapers at 10:40 tonight with our guests martin bentham from the standard the political commentatorjane merrick. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry, the headlines this evening. is this the end of joey barton s career? the 34 year old burnley midfielder is given an 18th month ban by the fa for betting on football. newcastle united and west ham united s grounds have been raided as part of a tax fraud investigation. he s won the tournament five times but ronnie 0 sullivan is knocked out of the world snooker championship by ding junghui in the last 8. and, maria sharapova makes her return to tennis following a 15 month doping ban, she s on court at the stutgart 0pen as we speak. good evening. burnley midfielderjoey barton has been given a ban from football after admitting a football association charge in relation to betting and there
a break which six times champion and bbc commentator steve davis described as the most astonishing he s ever seen. selby dominated his match against marco fu winning13 3 with a session to spare. john higgins is through to the semis for the first time in six years. the four time champion began the final session against kyran wilson needing just two more frames for victory and it didn t take him long to get them. higgins going through 13 6 and will play either barry hawkins or stephen maguire. josh griffiths says he s still coming to terms with being the fastest british runner at the london marathon. griffiths qualified for august s world championships in london as he finished the marathon 13th overall in two hours 1a minutes 49 seconds. the 23 year old, who aims to continue coaching himself, says he only had his national record on his mind on sunday. i was iwas aiming i was aiming for two hours 16 which was the welsh commonwealth games time but i thought that might be a lo