new data showing easyjet passengers and those flying from gatwick were the worst affected. and coming soon from your iphone, the first ginger icon from the emerging library. it is nothing, apparently. now it s time for sportsday. good evening, i m olly foster live st the london stadium, this is world athletics sportsday, here s what s coming up on the programme tonight. where are the british medals? robbie grabarz could grab one over the weekend, use into the highjump final. there wasn t too much to shout about in the 100 hurdles. porter says she s embarrassed to go out in the first round. ijust did not want i just did not want to ijust did not want to miss out on this opportunity, i wanted to put my best foot forward, it s so embarrassing to come here and run like that. the crowd will be behind dina asher smith tonight as she chases a dream medal in the 200 metres. i m lizzie greenwood hughes and i ll have the rest of the day s sports news. including a look ahead to the star
the government. tesco reaches an agreement to buy the whole siler booker in a deal worth £3] billion. it says it will create the uk s leading food business. and this is a rare tropical turtle who has washed up rare tropical turtle who has washed up on rare tropical turtle who has washed upona rare tropical turtle who has washed up on a beach in wales. good morning, it is friday, january 27. theresa may is to become the first world leader to meet donald trump since he became us president. she told senior republicans last night of the importance of the special relationship between the two countries. it is thought the prime minister will meet the president in the oval office and they will spend around an hour together in a private meeting. both leaders will then give their first news conference together at around 6pm uk time. post brexit trade opportunities, security and intelligence cooperation are likely to feature, as well as the future of nato, in those talks. this report i
nato play their dues. that was a smart bit of politicking, she got that on the record straightaway. not only did they reaffirmed their commitment, he told her he was 100% behind nato. theresa may was saying that this is only halfway through their discussions, apparently. she said, we are going to carry on and talk about syria and russia. the pairare talk about syria and russia. the pair are having talk about syria and russia. the pairare having a talk about syria and russia. the pair are having a working lunch. this was just an initial discussion. that was a short press conference, less tha n that was a short press conference, less than 20 minutes, i think. that is pretty shortfall of these occasions, especially the first between these two. it looks like they had discussions of about one hour and then they are going to carry on. they talked about the importance of the free trade deal between britain and the united states, once britain has left the european union. that is what
hurt business? a new report says a reduction in foreign workers coming to the uk could lead to a workforce crisis. i ll speak to the author of that report. in sport, a bizarre davis cup victory for great britain. that s after canada are disqualified when one of their players accidently hits a ball straight into the eye of the umpire. and carol s amongst the orchids at kew gardens. good morning. from the 22nd annual orchid festival at kew gardens, an indian theme for the first time. beautiful and warm inside but outside it is cold, frosty and a dry start, wet and windy conditions moving in from the west. more in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. nhs hospitals in england will have a legal duty to charge overseas patients who aren t eligible forfree non urgent care from april. the move follows criticism of the nhs for failing to recover money from foreign visitors after they have been treated. emergency care will be provided immediately, and billed later. nhs impr
from the brexit negotiations. how a new law to tackle rogue landlords is failing to protect tenants from so called revenge evictions. good morning. should you be able to access your late partner s pension if you weren t married? a landmark ruling says yes, paving the way to more pension freedoms. and it could affect millions of workers. i ll look at the details. leicester have their first home win of the year. demarai gray scores in extra time to help them beat derby in their fa cup fourth round replay. you said you went home and you kissed your boy, you hugged your boy. weren t you doing that before? i ve been talking fatherhood, fake news, and the changing face of us politics, with denzel washington. and carol has the weather. good morning. a cold day you had. the best of the sunshine in the west. central and eastern areas, more cloud, some showers, and quite windy for some as well. all the details in about 30 minutes. thank you, carol. see you soon. good morning. first