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This is bbc world news. the latest headlines: tokyo has condemned north korea for firing another ballistic missile, this time overjapan. authorities have warned people to evacuate buildings and take shelter. the uk chancellor has tried to shore up his governments economic credibility after an embarrassing u—turn on a key budget policy. donald trump is suing the broadcaster cnn for defamation in a federal court in florida. the former us president is seeking $475 million in punitive damages. 0ur...

Voting closes on that one on the 12th of october, i think, so, plenty of time to get your votes and for that. and just a reminder that there is plenty more on our website including all of those details on how you vote for the winner of that award. for now, that is all from me. donald trump has launched a libel action against cnn, accusing the us broadcaster of comparing him to hitler. the former president is seeking $475 million dollars in damages. mr trump accuses cnn of carrying out a slandero...

The papers will be back again tomorrow evening with the author and broadcaster, jemma forte, and the broadcaster, david davies. dojoin us then if you can but for now, goodnight. hello there, this is your update from the bbc sportcentre. leicester city got themselves back on track to move off the bottom of the premier league table this evening. courtesy of a 4—0 win over nottingham forest. the result sees them leapfrog their opponents who replaced them at the foot of the table, piling on the pr...

It was socialistic. you then became a sort of thoroughly english vicar in the most english of villages, but you also became a broadcaster with the bbc, amongst others, and a bit of a national celebrity. yeah. do all of these things have a thread? well, i dont know. i mean, living your life — kierkegaard says, you live your life forwards but you experience it backwards. so, at the time, it was just one thing happened after another thing. of course, there were choices being made consciously an u...

Lot more to discuss about this and a lot more followed from it and we shall have to see how things develop but for now, thank you both for your time at the sunday morning and discussing a whole load of things there. there is so much more, we could have talked on for ages but thank you both for your time. thats it for the papers this morning. this evening, we will be back to take a look at tomorrows front pages — with parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and journalist and broadcaster caroline fro...

Vicar in the most english of villages, but you also became a broadcaster with the bbc, amongst others, and a bit of a national celebrity. yeah. do all of these things have a thread? well, i dont know. i mean, living your lives, kirkegaard says, you live your life forwards, but you experience it backwards. so at the time it was just one thing happened after another thing. of course, there were choices being made consciously an unconsciously. in retrospect, i do see more of a pattern. i mean, the ...

Thatis throw him under a bus. i dont think that is right. i think they are bound together invest new economic strategy. if that unravels, then they are both in trouble. qm. strategy. if that unravels, then they are both in trouble. 0k, we will see what _ they are both in trouble. 0k, we will see what the _ they are both in trouble. 0k, we will see what the week - they are both in trouble. 0k, we will see what the week brings. l they are both in trouble. 0k, we - will see what the week brings. th...

Sometimes make sense of what theyve just heard. and one of the things people might have noticed is that the main interview in the show, were tending to do that at the beginning of the programme rather than waiting to the end. and that means then theres more time to digest, to chew over what youve heard, to think about it in different ways, and to to think about what it might mean. i mean, i know youll know there, shaun, that on that one of the biggest enemies for any political broadcaster is the...

The supply—side reforms the government thinks it needs to focus on as it tries to kindle some economic growth, but again, building new houses, particularly in areas like the green belt, is not something that a lot of the conservative party have been in favour of in the past. so there are interesting issues, i think, that may well rumble through this conference. and well find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the p...

A weapon seen as key to ukraines recent success on the battlefield. there will also be systems to counter russian drones, as well as ammunition, radar and armoured vehicles. the us rapper coolio has died in los angeles. the legendary rapper, whose real name is artis leon iveer, was 59 years old. coolio was an up—and—comer in the late 1980s who rocketed to fame with gangstas paradise, which he recorded as the soundtrack for the film dangerous minds. an official cause of death has not yet been...