tonight at ten they re beginning the journey home. dozens of britons quarantined on a cruise ship injapan over the coronavirus. they ve disembarked the diamond princess after more than two weeks confined mostly to their cabins. we are coming home, we are seeing our family and we can t wait, but also, in a way, it s strange. it feels like it has been our home for all that time. i m live at tokyo s international airport, where the plane that is supposed to be taking the evacuees back to britain is still currently on the ground. but their isolation isn t over. back in the uk, they ll be quarantined again. also tonight. royals no more. prince harry and meghan won t be allowed to use the word as a brand name. this is my diazepam
for this morning. that s valium. calls for more services to help those addicted to prescription drugs we have a special report. never mind the hype can britain s tyson fury beat deontay wilder to become a heavyweight world champion? dearjurgen klopp. my n
this is bbc news i m shaun ley. the headlines at 3pm: more than 100 people evacuated from china because of coronavirus, are released from isolation in milton keynes. the virus has spread to 21 countries six people have now died in south korea. in italy, where more than 100 cases have been confirmed, this year s venice carnival has been cut short. tyson fury produces the best performance of his boxing career against deontay wilder, to become the new wbc heavyweight world champion. when i came here they said i can t punch. deontay wilder said himself i ve got two pillow fists. but, you know, not bad for an old, fat guy who can t punch, hey? the house of lords defends itself as busy and effective after reports that peers were paid almost a third more last year.
bernie sanders cements his status as the democratic front runner to take on donald trump in november s us presidential election. and coming up at 3.30 a look back at some of the highlights of this week s victoria derbysh
sport, and for a full round up, we go over to the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. britain s tyson fury has promised there s more to come after becoming heavyweight world champion for a second time following a seventh round stoppage of deontay wilder in their hugely anticipated rematch in las vegas this morning. tyson fury was carried to the ring on a throne, having promised to knock wilder out early, who himself was adding to the occason in an equally extravagant outfit. fury made a blistering start, knocking him down in the the third and the fifth before the fight was stopped in the seventh, wilder s camp throwing in the towel, as fury underlined his status as the leading heavyweight in the division to cap a remarkable comeback from drink, drugs and depression following a two year period away from the sport. i am my own worst critic and even though it was a fantastic performance and i got a great win, i know i can do better. i have only just started with the style. we have had sev
the headlines: the organisation that oversees us presidential debates says it will take steps to avoid a repeat of the chaotic nature of the first debate between donald trump and his challenger joe biden. there are two more debates to come. the trump campaign said the rules should not be changed in the middle of the game. joe biden has condemned the president for not clearly denouncing a white supremacist group known as the proud boys. mr trump said he didn t know who the proud boys were and insisted that right wing militias like them should stand down and let the police do their work. instead of, as he said in the debate, standing by. the united nations‘ secretary general, antonio guterres, has urged countries to start funding a global coronavirus vaccine plan by using money from their own national programmes. mr guterres‘ comments follow an urgent appeal by the head of the global vaccine alliance for more countries to join. in order to help poorer countries. now on bbc news
hello, you re watching afternoon live. today at 2. three life sentences for an east london gp for 90 sexual assaults on 2a female patients. ajudge described manish shah as a master of deception who abused his position of power. he used his position as a family today at 5pm battling doctor to access vulnerable woman to to contain the coronavirus carry out unnecessary medical there‘s a shortage of protective clothing and masks worldwide, as the numbers of people procedures, breaching their trust for his own sexual gratification. infected continues to rise. on board a cruiseliner dozens more passengers quarantined in yokohama, including a briton a british man is one of more than 60 test positive for coronovirus on a cruise ship off people to have contracted the virus. the coast of japan. one of whom is a friend of ours, a review of the case of a teenager on honeymoon, who has been, who was going to be split who threw a boy off the balcony from his wife, you know, on honeymoon.