pages of today s newspapers. the financial times has more on spain s moved to sack catalonia s regional government, as the fallout over independence deepens. the i leads with the same story. they say police are ready to intervene. the telegraph has a warning from the european commission president, who says the eu doesn t need more cracks in light of the catalonia process. the daily mail features claims that nine british servicemen have been taken off a nuclear submarine amid sex and drug allegations. and the top story in the daily mirror is the release of newly classified files related to the assassination ofjohn f. kennedy. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show, i am in the far north of sweden to visit the city on the move, literally, in one of the world s exist urban transformations. the mine is our heart. we wouldn t be here without it. we had to croatia s capital to ta ke it. we had to croatia s capital to take a look around some of the city s mos
adventures. this was helen s first time and is acquired. it was fabulous. and in this exciting thing today on a zip wire, and i m going today on a zip wire, and i m going to go home and tell my grandkids. i m about to have a great grandchild, sol i m about to have a great grandchild, so i will have more to tell them. they will hardly believe me that i m doing this. very nervous, but i m willing to give it a go, i want to challenge myself. irene wants to conquer herfears. challenge myself. irene wants to conquer her fears. i have made it, i am gladi conquer her fears. i have made it, i am glad i did it. this occupational therapist, with the idea of what she calls weekday wow factors. it is feeding everybody‘s souls. for the people doing it and the people watching, it reduces it also reduces ageism. it s the wire is not your thing, how about this? monday morning and cathy is getting ready to go dancing. she has dementia, and herfamily say to go dancing. she has dementia, a
as everton interim boss. this is everton football club, it s all about results, we expect results. we have said that time and time again. this club, and ourfans can we expect a certain level of performance, and we certainly got that, with a couple of wins quickly. not me, but for the club, and at the end of the day, the club is most important. england s 284 8 was their highest ever 0di total against australia, and although the hosts started their reply well, they lost crucial wickets late on. despite hitting a boundary to finish, australia fell 20 runs short of their target. and with australia only needing eight points in the series to retain the ashes, this win keeps england s hopes alive heading into the test match, and t20 matches to come. meanwhile, the mens team have arrived in australia ready for their ashes series which begins next month. captainjoe root has been talking up their chances, pointing to the strength they have in the squad, with the likes of alastair cook,
absolutely fine! darren bett has got the weather. good evening, after sunshine today, temperatures are falling sharply, light winds for most of the uk, stronger gusts in the north sea blowing showers and to some coastal areas, away from here nothing to stop temperatures falling as they are now, some blue on the map, those are now, some blue on the map, those are the numbers in towns, in the countryside are widespread grass frost and air frost in some places. the first widespread cold night of the season. a sunny start for many, shell is coming in which should fade away, these weather fronts will bring clout to northern england and scotland, otherwise a dry day, some spilling into northern england, wales and the midlands later, limiting the temperature rise, it will be quite chilly. milder weather by tuesday as these western, south westerly winds pick up, blowing in more clout across the uk, some rain, most of the rest of this rain will be in northern scotland. hello. this is
is needed in days rather than weeks. numerous allegations have been made in recent days with mps accused of inappropriate behaviour towards fellow mps, secretaries and researchers. our political editor laura kuenssberg has more details. what really happens within westminster‘s walls? it s work for thousands of people, but often, for young staff making their way, it s a place where they fear they could face harm. with suspicions in the air about politicians‘ behaviour. speaker: order! the speaker told the parties it s theirjob to clean up. there must be zero tolerance of sexual harassment or bullying here at westminster or elsewhere. andrea leadsom. with a stern faced theresa may alongside, the leader of the commons promised a new complaints system for staff and vowed the parties will work together. our constituents will be rightly appalled at the thought that some representatives in parliament may have acted in an entirely inappropriate way towards others. parliament mu