people with recordings of their christmas lectures from the ‘60s and ‘70s which were found to be missing, including some by sir david attenborough. and at 10.30, christa larwood is in paris for the travel show to mark the 70th birthday of a car the french like to call the tin snail . theresa may is heading to brussels this afternoon to attempt to finalise her brexit deal with eu leaders. the prime minister is hoping the plans will be approved at a summit on sunday. but spain s prime minister has threatened to derail the timetable, if he doesn t get further reassurances over the status of gibraltar. here s our political correspondent, chris mason. roll up, roll up, the prime minister doesn t quite say, but you get the picture. the government s setting its stall out wherever you might hear, see, or read it. but for this weekend at least, the focus turns away from here at westminster, away from flogging the deal domestically, and the prime minister hops over the channel ins
here on breakfast. it s friday november 23rd. our top story the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, says he s had constructive talks with the united arab emirates about the fate of a british academic who s been jailed for spying. the uae has faced strong criticism after matthew hedges was sentenced to life imprisonment at a court hearing on wednesday. the country s ambassador to the uk is due to make a statement later this morning. our correspondent keith doyle reports, just a warning this does contain flash photography. it s been two days since matthew hedges was given a life sentence for spying in the united arab emirates. he was arrested six months ago, while researching for his phd thesis. the foreign secretary demanded his release, insisting he is innocent. but the uae has been defiant, saying he was properly tried and convicted. however, a further statement from the uae yesterday indicated a change of tone. it said. the foreign secretary described it as an olive branch
could have walked onto any court full of confidence. after already securing a first group against marin cilic. but this is a win new novak djokovic and it would take a lot more than what he had to offer to derail him and despite leading djokovic floundering at some points, he couldn t hold his nerve and the first set was the serbian is a topic after a public aid in year of court for novak djokovic with injuries and personal issues that seem to be threatening his success, it would seem the serbian has bounced back in style. it was close in the opening couple of games in the second set, with alexander zverev digging deep to make djokovic earn it. but this isa to make djokovic earn it. but this is a reignited novak djokovic and sensing weakness in his opponent, he turned the screw. the german took only three points in the final five games. ultimately, he couldn t stop the sheer skill of alexander zverev, who edged closer to a place in the semifinals. that spot however, all relie
injury, we think it is a serious injury. when you are playing football, when you are playing with the competitive matches, it can happen. we don t want it, but this is our profession. elsewhere, bayer leverkusen beat zurich 1 0 to qualify for the last 32 and zurich are though as well despite that defeat. dinamo zagreb have qualified from group d after beating spartak turnava 3 1. in group h, wins for eintracht frankfurt and lazio means they ve also qualified for the last 32 with two games to spare. and so have chelsea. olivier giroud scored the only goal of the game as they won at bate borisov in group l. he isa he is a very important player for us, because he is a very, very useful play off for the team. play. the strikers want to score. and so for his confidence i think thatis and so for his confidence i think that is very important. but i don t wa nt that is very important. but i don t want him to be worried about scoring, because for us is very important and very u
released from jail in the city of wednesday a week after her conviction was overturned by the supreme court the decision provoked mass protests across pakistan and there were more on thursday both the level ends and italy have offered her safe haven has more now from islamabad. after the court ordered the baby was released from a prison and the city of moore looked on hold on especially. to the old ben as it entered national airport in islamabad which is more secure all the government is saying that the media reports about her leaving the country are totally false and the information minister gnashing out against the media is saying that this was in response a bit of behavior given the fact that the country had come to a standstill and i ll still violent protests broke out across pakistan and the government forces forced to make it read the protest the protesters were now warned get indeed that share bibi leave the country a difficult predicament indeed for the government why