as the prime minister came under attack for suspending parliament for five weeks. we ve got here the mother of parliament being shut down by the father of lies. 3-0 3 0 city. and manchester city get their champions league campaign underway with a resounding win in ukraine. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: shocked, but not a setback to welsh world cup hopes. warren gatland reacts to the departure of one of his key men, rob howley. good evening. we start tonight with an exclusive investigation into the threat of abuse and exploitation facing many vulnerable teenagers. children who are either in care, or have recently left care, are being placed at risk of abuse while living in what s called supported accommodation in england and wales. at least 1a council investigations have been launched into allegations of abuse and failure to protect children over the past four years. the department for education says councils have a legal duty to make sure accommodation for these chi
kylian mbappe and still they were superb. they outclassed real madrid who were not in the game, they were outplayed. a terrible night. for angel di maria in particular, against his old club, a wonderful night. he scored two goals. the goalkeeper should have done better in the first. the second a curling shot. we were denied a goal of the season shot. we were denied a goal of the season by gareth bale, a handful ruled it unlawful. and a cherry on top with a brilliant performance by paris saint germain. do not write them off during this season. let s talk about real madrid s neighbours, atletico. lots of big players lost but the never say die attitude not loss. the fighting spirit still there for simeoni s side. a brilliant finish and it looked as though juventus would brilliant finish and it looked as thouthuventus would wind the game but they never give up atletico madrid and they got back in. juventus were outdone by set pieces. on debut, scoring with a brilliantly taken hea
supreme court where just over an hour we will have the extraordinary respectable the spectacle of the lawyer for respectable the spectacle of the lawyerforformer respectable the spectacle of the lawyer for former conservative prime minister sirjohn major, accusing the current conservative prime minister of acting unconstitutionally. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau says he deeply regrets wearing skin darkening make up at a school gala almost two decades ago. i shouldn t have done it, i should have known better. it was something that i didn t think was racist at the time but now i recognise it was something racist to do. new research suggests robberies are increasing at a faster rate in england and wales than in any other major developed country. and john humphrys has presented his final edition of radio 4 s today programme after 32 years on the show we ll be playing you his closing words. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. david cameron has revealed
1-1 finely balanced after last week s 1 1 draw sway back and al sadd s half when they scored the opening goal of the game. just as he had donein goal of the game. just as he had done in the first half. ten minutes before halftime they had a second. al sadd had some breathing space. it left al hilal needing to score to stay in the competition. they pulled one back early in the second half i could not manage an equaliser. instead, ina could not manage an equaliser. instead, in a chaotic finish, a goal went through in stoppage time to seal a 3 1 dealfor al sadd. mohammed then lost his head. they finished with ten men. al sadd have a quarter final to look forward to. i think a quarter final to look forward to. ithink in a quarter final to look forward to. i think in the first leg, the first game, we were better. today, no. today we were better in the first half. you have to be honest. in the second half we suffered a lot. they are very happy. we are in the quarter finals of the c
thejury of ii the jury of ii whites and one black in the deep south stood up black in the deep south stood up in the courtroom and said that black lives do matter. a new coalition government in germany led by social democrat olaf scholz pledges to make climate change its top priority. and new zealand finally announces its plans to welcome back foreigners next year. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc world news. it s newsday. welcome to the programme. french officials now say 27 people have drowned in the channel off calais in the worst incident since the waters between france and the uk became a major route for migrants. two people were rescued and are being treated in hospital another person is missing. the french authorities say four suspected people smugglers have been arrested in connection with wednesday s deaths. our correspondent lucy williamson reports from calais this is a tragedy that began with hope. where are you going now? the uk. the water no