his back on football because of racism. and the tiger‘s on a roll. the horse that s could become the first back to back winner of the grand national since red rum. and coming up on bbc news: british heavyweight dillian whyte claims he is being frozen out of a first world title fight, saying the world boxing council are holding him back. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has asked the eu for a further delay to brexit untiljune 30th, but she says she s still hoping the uk can leave earlier than that, if mps finally approve her deal. in a letter to european council president donald tusk, theresa may says britain will prepare to hold elections for the european parliament, with the option of pulling out of them. the uk is due to leave at the end of next week, but an eu official says donald tusk is considering a longer, flexible extension of up to a year. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, reports. what s next for brexit? today, the governme
recent weeks, and we have heard from finding clubs are nations, and he looking at the weather for us is says he can t wait to turn his back danny rose, speaking out about the abuse that he has faced, and how it on the sport. what the weather, darren. we have got a change of we had a high profile case of racism has left him disillusioned with the fortu nes darren. we have got a change of fortunes for this we can. it is going to be the eastern side of the a couple of days ago, a juventus darren. i am going to have to keep game. and darren is on the beach. uk that is more likely to have a this brief, ifeel like i am in the striker was abused by fans in italy, cloud and some rain. further west, a way, but we have got the national, absolutely. over the weekend, the so the topic was very high on the best of the sunshine is going to be better chance of staying dry this the boat races, the fa cup across more eastern parts of the uk, weekend. all the details later on. agenda there. du
an inquest finds that a botched ira known as witness 0, told the court that he d been given permission call contributed to or caused 21 by the organisation s present day deaths in the 1974 birmingham pub command to name four people who he claims were bombing. 44 years, it has took us to have an involved in the bombings. inquest, let alone a murder trial. mick murray, who d been tried it is now time, way, way past time, and acquitted in 1975 was one. the unit s commander, for a murder trial. seamus mcloughlin. former british soldier sally challen, the woman whose conviction for murdering her husband james gavin and michael hayes, was quashed at the court of appeal, is granted bail at a fresh trial. who d been arrested and released in 1974 is the only one who is still alive. danny rose says he cannot wait to in a bbc interview, he said turn his back on football because of he d been a participant and apologised to the families. racism. my heartfelt sympathy to all of you, what i
sally challen, who killed her husband with a hammer, has been released after a retrial. also coming up: donald trump repeats his warning to mexico to control illegal immigration and drug smuggling. and at 11:30pm we will be taking a look at the papers with michael booker from the express and susie boniface from the mirror. r . gggaiar welcome to of the european council asking to delay brexit until the 30th ofjune, but with the option to leave sooner if parliament can agree a deal. theresa may says the uk will now be preparing to take part in elections for the european parliament at the end of may in case no agreement is reached. tonight, after three days of discussions, labour has criticised the government s approach calling it disappointing and said they ve not come up with any changes to the prime minister s brexit deal. our deputy political editorjohn pienaar reports from westminster. it s a race against time, brexit. just not enough time. the pm s deputy still talking