to norway. and coming up in the sport on bbc news a record january transfer window sees premier league clubs outspend their counterparts in spain, italy, france and germany put together. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says britain and china are enjoying a golden era in their relationship, after meeting the country s president xijinping in beijing. on the second day of her trip to try to boost trade between the two countries, theresa may said she hoped her visit would strengthen the global strategic partnership between the uk and china. robin brant reports from china. there is some flash photography in this report, from shanghai. day two of her trip, it was time to see the sights. with her husband, philip, at her side, the prime minister toured the forbidden city but there was no stopping talk of brexit following her. in beijing, with one eye on brussels, the prime minister signalled she will fight proposals to give uk residency right
in the south of england and its cities like london, and that s where the real focus of the effort needs to go. hello. welcome to the programme, we re live until 11 this morning. question how do you handle being late? iam i am thoroughly ashamed at not being in my place, and therefore, i shall be offering my resignation to the prime minister. itjust seemed so disproportionate, offering to quit hisjob, or maybe not. the prime minister has refused his resignation. we hope to talk to lord bates on the programme today. what did you make of what he did? do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about this morning use the hashtag #victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. theresa may says she will fight eu proposals to give eu rights residency rise to eu citizens who moved to britain during the transition period. the prime minister said there should be a difference between people who arrive in britain before march 2019, when the uk
look at yesterday s super blue moon, this picture taken from the richmond area looking over the london city skyline. today we are going to keep largely clear skies, for a number of people some sunshine but showers will continue to affect northern and western areas and we have a clump of showers working down from the north york moors where they could be sleet and a bit of snow over the tops, the clu b and a bit of snow over the tops, the club of showers working at east anglia through the afternoon. it feels colder this afternoon on account of the brisk and gusty north and north westerly winds, continuing to blow around coastal counties over night to night. we could see one or two icy patches developing overnight as the road temperatures dipped below freezing. but in the towns and cities we are looking at lows of 2-4d. cities we are looking at lows of 2 4d. tomorrow the winds will be a bit lighter but there will be plenty of sunshine around so it went the us chilly. they will b
evening on bbc news. in beyond 100 days tonight, we ll hear how the white house has clashed with the fbi and justice department over a controversial russia memo. the proportion of middle aged people having strokes has risen largely over the past decade, we will ask what can be done to reverse the trend and a manchester art gallery has removed this, one of the most recognisable pre raphaelite paintings and we ll out why. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday i m reshmin chowdhury. the headlines tonight. 28 russian athletes get their olympic life bans overturned but what does that mean for the fight against doping? the chief executive of the scottish fa steps down as the national side are still without a manager. good evening and welcome to the programme. withjust eight days to go until the start of the winter olympics there s been a significant development with regards to the participation of russian athlete