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minister imran khan is freed from custody, a day after it was ruled his arrest on corruption charges was illegal. the fan of the royal family who came to see the coronation and ended up in handcuffs. and we're live in liverpool — as the city prepares to host the eurovision song contest on behalf of ukraine. we now know which countries will be performing tomorrow. last night's semifinal saw australia and austria among those to go through. and the city does feel like it's embraced eurovision, there is already quite a party going on behind me in the fan zone! coming up on bbc news, da...

Thatis fans, saturday during the third, that is fa cup final day at wembley. in terms of this being solved any time soon, it's looking quite tricky. on the one hand the unions say they haven't had meaningful negotiations this year, for four months now, and the rmt say their members want to escalate it, they want to go stronger and faster. on the other side of the table you've got the rail operators and the government. the operators say they were blindsided when the rmt turned down the latest offer especially of the network rail union members accepted something similar and they say they have to...

Firms aren't being ripped off by larger clients. small businesses themselves are just hoping this time next year they'll have a bit more to celebrate. marc ashdown reporting. joining me now is the conservative mp and business minister, kevin hollinrake. just how big a problem is the issue of late payments at the moment? because it is something that grant shapps has been talking about looking into.— shapps has been talking about lookinl into. , ,, �*, , looking into. yes, i think it's set in our looking into. yes, i think it's set in your piece _ looking into. yes, i think it's set in your ...

Coat when you come in, they are the ones who cut your hair, they take your bill, they're doing the social media. that is just not feasible with a larger brand. they are also the ones chasing invoices. today the business secretary, grant shapps, is launching a review into late payments, estimating businesses are owed £23 billion in outstanding invoices. he wants to make sure smaller firms aren't being ripped off by larger clients. small businesses themselves are just hoping this time next year they'll have a bit more to celebrate. marc ashdown reporting. earlier, i spoke to conservative mp and...