the pound in your pocket will soon have 12 sides. we take a look at the new coin due to come into circulation next month. nonsense, robert, it is all nonsense gci’oss nonsense, robert, it is all nonsense across the board. nonsense, robert, it is all nonsense across the board. and i ll be talking to mark cuban, an american billionaire, about his impressions of the new president and his hopes for the future. it s 5 o clock. our main story: a woman has been killed in wolverhampton, as storm doris continues to batter parts of the uk with winds of up to 94 miles an hour. planes have been grounded, roads closed, and rail travel disrupted. trains across the whole virgin network are suspended and every train company in the uk is said to be affected. victoria station is experiencing severe delays, and no trains are leaving manchester piccadilly. in northern ireland, thousands of homes are without power. let s get the latest from our correspondent, daniel boettcher. emergency crews i
the fairytale of leicester city or claudio ranieri, as the manager who masterminded the most unlikely of premier league titles is dropped by the club. good morning. after weeks of front page campaigns and political protest, the government has promised help for thousands of companies facing sharp increases in the amount they pay in business rates. storm doris brought us near misses like this, and disruption to roads, rail and air travel. as many people try to complete their journeys, nick has the details on what the weather s going to do next. yes, good morning. storm doris is gone. it is cold and calm this morning. many places will be dry. it will turn letter later. it is nowhere near as nasty as storm doris. i will be back with the full forecast. good morning. first, our main story. a truly historic victory the words of new conservative mp trudy harrison after taking the labour seat of copeland in last nights by election, the first gain by a governing party since 1982. i
while it lasts, across many parts of england and wales it will be a fine afternoon with broken cloud and sunshine. lots of cloud across eastern counties at the moment, i hope that will break up to some extent. feeling cool after the chilly start, sixes and sevens but the winds are nothing like as strong as they have been. sunshine in cumbria, brightness and eastern scotland but all the west rain in northern ireland and into western scotland this afternoon. that rain will continue eastwards overnight. a period of snow over the highlands before it turns back to rain. rain will cascade its way down across many areas. reaching. very little reaching southern counties, it will be mostly further north. temperatures will be on the rise here. under clear skies it will be quite a chilly night. tomorrow morning does not look that chilly. lots of rain around the more northern and western areas. it will improve across scotland and northern ireland, things will brighten up through the af
died following leicester city s decision to sack him yesterday. is there anything you would like to say to the fans? i am very sad for them. i wish you all the best. he guided them to the premier league title nine months ago. the club say that the decision was not down to a player revolt. and stepping out into the open, a ia week old polar bear cub meets the public for the first time atan cub meets the public for the first time at an animal park in germany. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the conservative party has won a historic by election victory in copeland. it s the first time a party in government has taken a seat in a by election for 35 years, and it s a major political upset. theresa may said her party had secured an outstanding victory. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn described their defeat as very disappointing. but he said he wouldn t be standing down. labour has held copeland since 1935 but the conservatives overturned a labour majority of more than 2,500. in
sebastian vettel past lewis hamilton, signalling an end to mercedes‘ domination. and the blues guide thinking that has led to new cloud formation being recognised officially. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far today, more of that glorious sunshine for custody, so you can expect more of these blue skies. a full forecast in the next half hour. good morning. first, our main story. police say they might never find out why khalid masood killed four people near the houses of parliament on wednesday. scotland yard now say they believe he was acting alone. the family of pc keith palmer who was killed by masood have released a statement, thanking those who were with him when he died. alexandra mackenzie reports. 82 seconds. that is all it took. in that time, khalid masood caused the deaths of three people on westminster bridge, and injured many more. he crashed his car into the railings, ran through a gate upper houses of parliament, and stabbed pc keith wallis pc k