and i think in time, it s going to happen. it s going to be a cliche. it s going to be normal to see every race represented properly. but i think london, or england, should i say, we need to step up more. we need to, like, it s tiring to basically have to constantly go to american tv to see yourself. black sheep is a powerful short film. it could well win an oscar. cornelius walker will be there in hollywood, a talented 27 year old embarking on a new chapter in his life. will gompertz, bbc news. that s it. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday i m holly hamilton arsenal s struggles away from home continue as they slip at bate borisov while their london rivals chelsea fare better in sweden. and defeat at home to valencia leaves celtic with a mountain to climb to salvage their europa league dreams. and athletics governing body hits back at a report it suggested caster semeny
the west. but before that, a lot of dry weather. we re looking at quite a grey day, drizzle and a cloudy day across scotland and northern england compared to recent days. three, 7 degrees the top temperature and rain arrives in the west late in the afternoon. that urges further eastwards a cross afternoon. that urges further eastwards across the country on tuesday night and into wednesday. through the day on wednesday, that rain looks like it will move east to west across many parts of the country introducing milder air, so temperatures back into double digits in the south. cool, around 60 breeze in scotland and northern ireland and wet weather arriving across most parts. after the cold start, we have the rain arriving through the middle pa rt the rain arriving through the middle part of the week and things. to feel less cold band they have been. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. theresa may defends the government s record on the nhs, insisting it was better prepared fo
between liverpool and hull. the government is planting planning over the next 25 years. the bbc‘s china editor carrie gracie is stepping down from the role citing unequal pay with her male colleagues. the final preparations are made for the golden globes the first major ceremony since hollywood was hit by sexual harassment scandals. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has defended her government s handling of the nhs, as she set out her plans for the coming year, including a cabinet reshuffle due tomorrow. theresa may insists the nhs has never been better prepared for winter pressures, and described thousands of postponed operations as part of the plan to cope. tomorrow s reshuffle, prompted by the forced resignation of the first secretary of state damian green, was described by labour as a pr exercise. our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. a new year, perhaps a fresh start after a torrid 2017 in which theresa may lost her majority in
time for a look at the weather. here s sarah keith lucas. well last night we got down to 10 degrees in parts of eastern scotland and it is another chilly day out there but a lot of sunshine on offer gci’oss there but a lot of sunshine on offer across many parts of the country. in fa ct we across many parts of the country. in fact we had some beautiful images coming in from our weather watchers. this in north wales where we had a lot of snowfall yesterday. but through the afternoon it will cold but there would be quite a bit of sunshine around. higher pressure is in charge before the next front comes in from the north west. so the cloud has been pushing in across scotla nd cloud has been pushing in across scotland and northern ireland in particular. clearer skies more sunshine across england. and here we keep the bright skies through the afternoon. further north west you can see that cloud working in and the breeze picking up for scotland and northern ireland with a bit of
detailing the regional economic impact when the uk leaves the eu. could this be the face of the first modern briton 10,000 years ago? we ll be discussing the appearance of cheddar man with an archaeologist at 8.30. and at 10:40 tonight, i ll bejoined by ayesha hazarika, political commentator and columnist for the standard, alongside kate andrews, director of news at the institute of economic affairs, to look at tomorrow s front pages in the papers. stay tuned for all of that, but first it is time for sportsday. hello, i m 0lly foster. these are our sportsday headlines tonight: the road to wembley, goes via wembley it s a big night for league 2 newport county in their fa cup replay against spurs. they have arrived in north london. turning it up to the max maxwell is too good for england in their t20 series opener. and we are just over a day away from the winter games opening ceremony we ll have the lastest from south korea. good evening. we re going to start with footbal