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As skeleton winners, Lizzy Yarnold and laura deas prepare to receive their gold and bronze medals. We will be meeting the man tried to rid our roads of potholes. That is coming up at half past ten here on bbc news. Good morning and welcome to bbc news. The husband of the murdered mpjo cox has resigned from two charities he set up in her memory, after allegations of Sexual Harassment were published in the mail on sunday. Mr cox denies assaulting a woman at Harvard University in 2015 but admits to...

And the breeze coming in from the south east, not a cold night or a cold start to tomorrow. The warm weather front that pushing its way across. The cold weather front that clears away a lot of the cold weather out in the atlantic, so were weather out in the atlantic, so we re pretty weather out in the atlantic, so were pretty much start with what we stuck with what we start with. Any good news . Yes, some brightness around the irish sea coast, and here 11 or 12 is possible. Time tojoin inside ou...

Family businesses. I am looking at the challenges you might face when you go into business with your family. In sport, theres a dream european debut for liverpools teenage defender Trent Alexander boult, as this free kick for his boyhood club helps put his side on the brink of qualifying for the group stage of the Champions League. What makes Boys And Girls different . Pretty lipstick, dresses, love hearts. Well meet the doctor who says stripping away Gender Stereotypes can change the way our ch...

Expecting another record harvest. Why the government is winning the war against a deadly crime the yemeni ambassador to the United Nations is urging world powers to intervene in the crisis to yemen. In a letter to the u. N. Security council, he calls on the International Community to intervene by sending land forces to save. [ technical difficulty ] pass pass. Timing of the letter is significant. It could give legitimacy to the Saudiled Coalition to get Ground Forces into the country. This lette...

Agreement. Of course there has to be agreement. Of course there has to be a Data Protection agreement and as he knows we plan to publish more and more of this data as open data. We will continue the work to control the virus and we will continue to bring in measures as they are appropriate and i look forward to a return to the spirit of constructive engagement for which the honourable gentleman is so well known. Jeremy hunt. Can i congratulate the Health Secretary for the impressive resilience h...

Been worse hit by coronavirus, according to new figures. The Prime Minister says its absurd and shameful that a statue of churchill has had to be boxed up to protect it from anti racism protesters. And tomorrows official birthday celebrations for the queen will go ahead but not like this. And coming up on bbc news. Another blow to the formula 1 season as three more races are axed. The grands prix in singapore, azerbaijan and japan have all been cancelled. Good evening. The dramatic economic effe...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. The uk economy shrinks by over 20 in april, the first full month of lockdown. This is bbc news large swathes of the economy ground with the latest headlines to a halt, in the sharpest for viewers in the uk contraction on record and around the world. The uk economy shrinks by over 20 in april, the first full month of lockdown. It is going to be tough for a few large swathes of the economy ground months but we w...

Tonight at ten the devastating effects of coronavirus on the economy. It shrank by over 20 in the first full month of lockdown, april. Empty gyms, offices, restaurants, and shops large swathes of the economy ground to a halt, in the sharpest contraction on record. It is going to be tough for a few months but we will get through it and we will bounce back very strongly indeed. But the governor of the bank of england does see signs of a gradual recovery, and says hes ready to take action to limit ...

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