for leaving the european union. a student has been found guilty of planting a home made bomb on a tube train in london. 20 year old damon smith packed a rucksack with explosives, set to go off within minutes at north greenwich station. three people have been arrested in connection with the death of businessman guy hedger, who was killed in dorset during the early hours of sunday morning. now let us look at what is coming up this evening. as donald trump pledges his commitment to work with the palestinian leader to reach a peace deal with israel, we ll be live in washington. coming up on 100 days plus, an outspoken attack on eu officials by theresa may. just how much will it cost us to leave the european union? with smartphone users only having access to a ag mobile connections two thirds of the time, we ll speak to a representative of the uk s mobile service providers about why coverage depends on where you are in the country. and we ll find out what s on the front pages of t
it hasjust gone it has just gone quarter to seven. the headlines here on bbc news. in theresa may has made an unparalleled attack on european union officials and politician understanding accusing them of using threats to try to influence the outcome of the general election. lain say the prime minister is playing party games with brexit, for political advantage. an eu source dismisses the prime minister s claims at pure fantasy. the eu chief negotiator has denied planning to punish britain for leaving the european union. a 20 year old student is found guilty of planting a home made bomb on a busy london underground tube train. and let us take a quick look at what has been happening in the financial markets. in london the ftse 100 is down a markets. in london the ftse100 is down a bit. 15.5 points. look at the third on your list, that is the important one. also down at the moment, getting on for 39 points. also down at the moment, getting on for 39 points. donald trump has welc
that three year old madeleine mccann disappeared. what one local resident told the police she saw a decade ago is now reported to be a significant part of the investigation. and the camera that makes this bionic hand more versatile than any before it. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has made an unparalleled attack on eu politicians and officials, accusing them of trying to influence the result of the general election. just minutes after she d had an audience with the queen at buckingham palace, theresa may said the eu s position on brexit had hardened. her comments came after the european union s chief negotiator, michel barnier, warned that it was an illusion to think the brexit process could be painless. labour has accused mrs may of using brexit for political gain. here s our political editor laura kuenssberg. what was on her mind with that raise of the eyebrows? not just the formalities of revving up for an election. which she, remember, was not o
forward to the local elections tomorrow. it s the most prominent arts prize in britain and for years it s been the preserve of young british artists. but this year, for the first time since 1991, the turner prize has scrapped the age limit and two artists over 50 have made it to the shortlist. our arts correspondent, david sillito, has been speaking to one of them. you certainly didn t expect this? no, not at all. not at all. not at all! i mean, it does make me laugh. it s been a strange day for lubaina himid. she s painted for more than 35 years and today, at the age of 62, is on the turner prize shortlist. her paintings bring black lives and faces to often very white art galleries, and this is perhaps her signature work, 100 life size portraits made when. you were 50? i was. did you think that national recognition was probably past you by then? erm, probably. and now? well, i hadn t thought about the turner prize, in terms, i don t know, nominations or shortlisting for a co