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programme there was little point in voting. does the very thing that was irresponsible? no. as a matter of fa ct, irresponsible? no. as a matter of fact, in my more optimistic moments, i hope that it may have in some small way have contributed to what we have subsequently seen, the labour party electing a leader that is engaged and engaging, authentic and truthful. good evening. what made the home office go against the court of the land? tonight, we explore the story ofa land? tonight, we explore the story of a refugee who entered the country illegally four years ago. he said he was fleeing afghanistan for his life. earlier this month, as the fat removal, the court agreed there was a chance he could still be in danger. the government apparently ignored an order to take off a plane to kabul and sent him there anyway. he said the taliban had threatened to be heard him. now, his lawyer is bringing a case of contempt of court against the home herself. at the centre of this ....
appearing to show him throwing punches in a brawl outside a nightclub. and the founder of playboy magazine hugh hefner, described by some as a pioneer of sexual liberation, has died. he was 91. coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news: can wales reach back to back major tournaments for the first time? they name their squad for theirfinal world qualifiers. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. ryanair is being threatened with legal action for persistently misleading passengers about their rights. the move follows the cancellation of thousands more flights affecting travellers through the christmas period and well into march next year. the civil aviation authority says it s launched enforcement action, which is a first step towards a law suit. ryanair has been struggling with a shortage of pilots, due to annual leave commitments. our business correspondent theo leggett reports. ryanair has already annoyed hundreds of thousands of passengers by c ....
northern ireland could have a very tough play off draw tomorrow. and all eyes are on today s weather. ican hear and all eyes are on today s weather. i can hear in kent. this area was devastated during the storm is 30 yea rs devastated during the storm is 30 years ago. i will be talking about the weather today and also looking back at what happened 30 years ago. more details throughout the afternoon. more details throughout the afternoon. thanks. coming up on afternoon live we stay with that theme. if you re being affected by 0phelia, then tweet us your stories and pictures. and let s also have your memories of the great storm 30 years ago. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. ireland has been battered by storm 0phelia. one woman has died, thousands of people are without power, and hundreds of schools have been forced to close. what s described as a violent and destructive storm with winds of 100 miles an hour is now heading for northern ireland, parts of scotland, a ....
the men to steer top gear in the right direction? before nine we ll look ahead to the start of the new series. and sarah has the weather for us. it isa it is a windy day to come today with spells of rain at times. there s growing pressure this morning on the prime minister to safeguard the rights of more than three million eu citizens living and working in the uk. at the moment there s no guarantee they ll be allowed to stay after brexit. but a cross party committee of mps has called on theresa may to clarify their position, rather than waiting for the european union to decide what will happen to british people living on the continent. among the group are ten conservatives, including the prominent leave campaigner, michael gove. explain what it is they are calling for a year. rather than waiting for the eu to explain what they will do with british people living in european countries, theresa may should act now on behalf of of those eu citizens who live and work here in ....
light devices responsible for destroying your child s sleep? we ll hear how hospital attendances in england for children under 1a with sleep disorders have tripled in ten years. i end iend up i end up asking her if she wants it because then i can get stuff done. hello. welcome to the programme. we re live until 11. ina in a second we will bring you more on the deal about selling temper macro to the french. and we ll discuss how police in durham are planning to give free heroin to addicts in a bid to cut drug related crime. will it work? do get in touch. there are fears for thousands ofjobs at vauxhall plants in the uk this morning. it s after the french company that owns peugeot and citroen struck a £1.9 billion deal to buy general motors european unit, which includes vauxhall. 11,500 workers are employed by the company in luton and ellesmere port. the unite union says its priority is to safeguard theirjobs. our business correspondent joe lynam is here. what other wor ....