and olivia coleman pick up awards for their roles in the bbc‘s night manager. the film la la land breaks records by winning seven. good morning. in sport, an excellent result for plymouth argyle, from the fourth tier of english football, earn an fa cup replay after drawing with liverpool at anfield. an icy blast hits large parts of eastern europe. these are the conditions on the beaches of greece. carol has the details of what it will be like here. good morning. by by the end of the week some of us could well see some snow. not all of us, though. today we have a grey and sta m ps start us, though. today we have a grey and stamps start with rain moving south eastwards. behind it we return to some sunshine and blustery showers. and very windy in the more west. i ll have more details on all of that in 15 minutes. thank you. good morning. first, our main story. theresa may will outline plans which she says will transform mental health services in england. in herfirst major spee
good morning, this is bbc news at 11. the prime minister is set to announce more training and resources for schools and companies in england to deal with what she calls the ‘hidden injustice of mental illness. in a speech in central london shortly, theresa may will order a review of mental health services and outline her plan to create a ‘shared society . but her announcement has been called ‘puny‘ by some. norman smith is outside the speech venue in central london. an interesting and obviously very significant choice of subject for this first major speech of the new year? it s the first instalment of what is expected to be a series of major domestic policy announcements by mrs may over the next month or so. really to try and give substance to her government s agenda beyond brexit because other than grammar schools, really we ve heard nothing from theresa may about what she actually wants to do. today, she wa nts to actually wants to do. today, she wants to give us s
o clock today. so i believe today is the right time to call a halt to the dup s arrogance. millions of commuters have had a difficult start to the week after a strike on the london underground shut down most of the network. one of the capital s busiest train stations clapham junction had to be evacuated for a time as large numbers of people tried to use overground services instead. the strike, which ended at 6pm, is over staff numbers and safety on the tube. our correspondent daniel boettcher is at piccadilly circus station in central london. the strike ended 45 minutes ago. how bad is it for people trying to get home tonight? well, around here, it isn t that busy at the moment. that isn t that busy at the moment. that is in part because people have changed the timings of their journeys and tried to find other ways of getting home. they were also advised earlier in the day to try to make their journeys advised earlier in the day to try to make theirjourneys home before si
who sold your consignment. card devilry. june 17th g.w. . you re watching g.w. news live from berlin syria s last for a stronghold faces an all out assault as government forces advance on good lives human rights groups are warning of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. also on the program with just a few hours. hundreds of people demonstrating. and
with just hours ago took it off and the champions league final excitement is building for liverpool and 1st fans in madrid they ve invaded the spanish capital will catch up with some of them ahead of the big game. and my schwager welcome to the program saturday is the day when palestinians and their supporters around the world voice their opposition to israel s occupation of east jerusalem the annual protest began 40 years ago and organizers say they are against israel and zionism many people oppose them because they believe they are inherently anti-semitic. and some of these people took to the streets here in berlin to demonstrate agai