lewis hamilton may have the championship title all wrapped up. but he couldn't sign off his season with a win at the abu dhabi grand prix. that honour went to his mercedes team—mate valterri bottas with hamilton settling for second place, but still managed to stay ahead of his main rival this season. tom clarkson was there for us. the abu dhabi grand prix is the final race of the 2017 world championship. for many observers, the end could not come soon enough. this race was far from a classic. there was very little overtaking up and down the order, and once again, it was dominated by mercedes, as we report. the greatest spectacle at the circuit came after the chequered flag. unfortunately, what went before was less dramatic. valtteri bottas us, lewis hamilton, and sebastian vettel started and ended the race in that order. for drama, you had to look down the order. they could not finish in the points. daniel ricciardo could not either. a hydraulic issue costing him the race. carlos's they ended prematurely. but hulkenberg ended six. —— day. t

the guardian, which focuses more on the lewis hamilton revelations. people looking at his affairs took advantage of the rules in the isle of man. yes, this is where he has a jet which is leased to an isle of man company and the question there is, therefore, the vat is not paid on it. now the vat is not paid on it because most of the jet is supposed to be used for official purposes. it's a question official purposes. it's a question of whether the isle of man, although lewis hamilton is perfectly clear, he does use it for private purposes, but the question is, is the isle of man doing — observing its own rules properly and that's what hmrc is going to look into. these are the questions, if you have these tax havens then the problem is how well are they policed? for the tax havens their selling point is come to us and and you don't have to pay tax, so and and you don't have to pay tax, so why should they bother about policing it? lewis hamilton is saying i left it to the professionals, they manage affairs for me. of course if there's an opportunity to

hamilton is world champion... take formula one world champion lewis hamilton. the isle of man gave him back 3.3 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, pop star nicole scherzinger. and our documents show that customs and excise and there were happy to come in early, at 6am in the morning, to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place w

so that's lewis hamilton renting his own jet to himself. that's lewis hamilton renting his ownjet to himself. then it's that's lewis hamilton renting his own jet to himself. then it's leased ita own jet to himself. then it's leased it a leasing company, he doesn't own, that provides a crew and maintenance. they then lease it back to mr hamilton, that's him renting his ownjet to mr hamilton, that's him renting his own jet back. hey presto, a 3. £3.3 million vat refund. it's the artificiality of the scheme that should raise suspicions. from the moment that you see the artificiality of it, you should ask questions about what is the motivation in this particular case. questions would be raised on whether this is indeed a proper business for vat purposes, in which case refund should not have been granted. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. and they said, isle of man customs gave informed approval to the scheme. but we don't think that his deal complies with eu and uk tax rules. it's because of the perso

lewis hamilton's fortunes improved as others faltered during a first lap. a diversion through the pit lanes saw him move up the places. after the restart, lewis hamilton surged through the field and briefly led. after that, he could only catch max verstappen, but that was enough to finish fourth and be named driver of the day. sebastian vettel claimed a winfor of the day. sebastian vettel claimed a win for ferrari, but he wasn't the only one to receive the glamour. this time, he says his retirement will really be the end. we were pushing for the remaining 65 la ps flat we were pushing for the remaining 65 laps flat out. i was leaving everything to control the race. —— giving. iam everything to control the race. —— giving. i am happy, everything to control the race. —— giving. iam happy, especially for the guys in the team back home. they have worked so hard. it has been a tough couple of weeks for us, but it is nice to get it. marc marquez has become the youngest four—time motogp world champion after securing yet another title in valencia. he

take formula one world champion lewis hamilton. in 2013 he made a dream purchase — a £16 millionjet. the isle of man gave him back £35 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, the pop star, nicole scherzinger. and our documents show that customs and excise here were happy to come in early, at 6am in the morning, to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1,000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun, you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still, after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage, and you're get

look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. they said isle of man customs gave informed approval to the scheme. in total the isle of man has handed out more than £790 million in vat refunds to jet leasing companies. isle of man customs has admitted it has given refunds for personal use of jets as has given refunds for personal use ofjets as long as it's mainly used for business. that shouldn't happen. asa for business. that shouldn't happen. as a result of our investigation they have called in the british government to review its procedures. the paradise papers show there are other secrets on this island. we have found evidence that shows just how far the isle of man government has been prepared to go to he

take formula one world champion lewis hamilton. the isle of man gave him back 3.3 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, pop star nicole scherzinger. and our documents show that customs and excise and there were happy to come in early, at 6am in the morning, to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place w

lewis hamilton says some of his team we re lewis hamilton says some of his team were attacked at gunpoint in brazil last night. vladimir putin has assured donald trump he did not defeat in the american election. england are taking on argentina at twickenham in the autumn international right now. scotla nd international right now. scotland are facing some more, it is 44-38 to scotland are facing some more, it is 44—38 to scotland, with just a few minutes left in that game. and england are struggling against australia in the woman's ashes. i will have the pills on those stories and lots more at around 5:30pm. —— i will have the details. two minutes' silence has been observed around the country for armistice day. it marked the moment in 1918 when the fighting came to an end in the first world war. there were ceremonies at the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire, and at the cenotaph on whitehall in london, from where our correspondent adina campbell reports. as the crowds gathered into whitehall to the sound of the pipes, looming in front of them the stark cenotaph war memorial

members of lewis hamilton's formula one team have been robbed at gunpoint in brazil. a minibus carrying the mercedes technical staff was stopped as they left the interlagos circuit in sao paulo. a spokesperson for the team says valuables were ta ken but no one was injured. hamilton tweeted about the incident, saying formula i needed to do more to keep teams safe. jack nichols told us formula i could only do so much to help because of the sheer number of staff working in the sheer number of staff working in the city. it is a particular set of traffic lights on the way out of the circuit with this kind of thing is prevalent. the problem last month was that the teams were leaving after dark. the brazilian authorities have put in a lot of police but this year but when the teams are leaving, eight o'clock, nine o'clock might, that is when things can get a bit sketchy. we heard the stories in the build—up to the rio olympics last year about security concerns. there are ten teams in sao paulo. over all, you are looking at five or 600 people that make up the formula i paddo

hamilton is world champion... take formula one world champion lewis hamilton. in 2013 he made a dream purchase, a £60 millionjet. the isle of man gave him back 3.3 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, pop star nicole scherzinger. documents show that customs and excise and there were happy to come in early at 6am in the morning to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun, you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told

hamilton is world champion... take formula i world champion lewis hamilton. in 2013 he made a dream purchase, a £60 million jet. the isle of man gave him back 3.3 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, pop star nicole scherzinger. documents show that customs and excise and there were happy to come in early at 6am in the morning to sign off on the deal. there are nearly 1000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us

racing driver lewis hamilton calls on formula one to improve security after some of his teammates were robbed at gunpoint in brazil. the owner of a welsh wildlife park says he is "devastated and outraged" after an escaped lynx was shot dead. time to cross to the bbc sport centre for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with karthi gna nasegaram and james pearce. the headlines this evening. a dramatic first day of autumn internationals including an enthralling encounter as wales fell short against australia. the big, we do mean bi victo for and we do mean big victory for ireland against south africa. england's women cricketers are up against it in the ashes down under. ellyse perry hit a double test century. and a big upset at the rugby league world cup as tonga beat new zealand. world champion lewis hamilton crashes out in qualifying and will start at the back of the grid in brazil. hello, welcome to the programme. we'll start with rugby union's autumn internationals, a chance for the northern hemisphere to see if they can get closer to the southern hemisphere sides that dominate

how large a team does lewis hamilton travel with? the actual mercedes team is probably made up of about 100 people on site. hamilton, when he finished his driving, would have had a chat with his engineers and then left the circuit around five or six o'clock. it is his mechanics and engineers that would've stayed at the circuit longer, doing all the dirty work, i suppose, while hamilton is back at his hotel, and it is them leaving late at night that would've caused problems. live to barcelona and over like pictures of a big demonstration taking place, this is in support of the separatist movement in catalonia, and particularly people who have been jailed catalonia, and particularly people who have beenjailed because of their involvement in the separatist movement. ten people, it of them former elected leaders. local police say there are 750,000 people demonstrating in barcelona tonight. they are marching behind a banner declaring "we are a republic." and carrying placards calling the detail these political prisoners. this is because t

take formula one world champion lewis hamilton. the isle of man gave him back £35 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, the pop star, nicole scherzinger. and our documents show that customs and excise here were happy to come in early, at 6am in the morning, to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1,000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun, you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still, after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage, and you're getting vat back. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a

take formula one world champion lewis hamilton. in 2013 he made a dream purchase — a 16 million pound jet. the isle of man gave him back £35 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, the pop star, nicole scherzinger. and our documents show that customs and excise here were happy to come in early, at 6am in the morning, to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1,000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun, you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still, after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage, and you'r

take formula one world champion lewis hamilton. in 2013 he made a dream purchase — a £16 millionjet. the isle of man gave him back £35 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, the pop star, nicole scherzinger. and our documents show that customs and excise here were happy to come in early, at 6am in the morning, to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1,000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complicated. but if you use your plane for fun, you can't get vat refunds. i can't believe i have my own plane still, after all these years. look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it's private usage, and you're get

and lewis hamilton topped the time sheets in practice ahead of the abu dhabi grand prix. chelsea made sure of champions league qualification this week and they feature in the pick of the weekend's pl action against liverpool. tonight though, david moyes takes charge of his first home match as west ham manager — with the former champions chelsea the visitors. 5live's alistair bruce—ball is at the london stadium. what they will have to do is improve greatly on the last two home performances, they played poorly against brighton and liverpool and lost both games heavily which also saw fans heading for the exits early in the second half and voicing their discontent. david moyes was not responsible for those two performances, he was for the 2—0 defeat at watford, the fans were angry about that one the david moyes says there are crucial and the club really need them to get onside and get behind the team if they are digging themselves out of trouble. get behind the team if they are digging themselves out of troublelj wa nt digging themselves out of troublelj want everyone t

five years ago lewis hamilton bought his own luxury jet worth years ago lewis hamilton bought his own luxuryjet worth £16.5 million. it was something he'd always wanted. this is your plane. if i get a plane oi'i this is your plane. if i get a plane on going to pimp it out? painted red? exactly. injanuary on going to pimp it out? painted red? exactly. in january 2013 the formula 1 champion landed his new plane at the isle of man's airport importing it there. isle of man customs officials met him at 6:15am to finalise the paperwork and sign off on to finalise the paperwork and sign offona to finalise the paperwork and sign off on a vat refund of £3.3 million. i can't believe i have my own plane still after all these years. under eu rules your only meant to get a refund if the jets used for commercial purposes, but the documents suggest hamilton was planning to spend a third of his buying time on personal use. he's not alone. the leaks also show the isle of man paid £790 million in vat refunds to companies. if they're using it for private purposes, the fa ct using it for private purpo

how large a team doesn't lewis hamilton travel with? the actual mercedes team is around 100 people on the site, lewis hamilton, when he finished his driving would have spoken to his engineers and then left the circuit around 6pm. but it is the mechanics and engineers that would have stayed at the circuit longer, doing all the dirty work, i suppose, while hamilton is back in his hotel and it is them leaving late at night which would have caused the problems. jack, many thanks for that update. almost 40% of battery—powered smoke alarms failed to go off in residential fires in england in the past year, according to new figures. the local government association is warning people to check their smoke alarms in the run—up to winter, when the number of serious fires usually goes up. dan johnson reports. the images can be hard—hitting, and the message is familiar. but it appears it's still not getting through. figures show that in house fires last year, 40% of battery—powered smoke alarms go off. for mains—powered fire alarms, the rat

and sebastian vettel wins the brazilian grand prix as lewis hamilton recovers from last to finish fourth. heartbreak for northern ireland in switzerland. they are out of the world cup, trailing 1—0 after the first leg due to a cruel penalty decision. they gave everything tonight, but couldn't find a way past the swiss defence. it finished goalless. both sides had their chances. northern ireland could have taken the lead in the opening minutes. chris brunt‘s shot was well saved. the swiss came close on a numner of occasions — zuber pulling a great save from mcgovern. in injury time, jonny evans had a header cleared off the line, rodriguez in just the right place the west brom defender. northern ireland had come so close, and they will be proud of this performance, but it's switzerland who will be going to russia next summer. watching the replay maybe just rubs in just what could have been. we can go live now to basel and talk to our reporterjessica creighton. and jessica, in years to come, it's going to be that penalty decision in the first leg that's remembered from this tie. yes,

lewis hamilton says he is still determined to finish a season on a high. and there's gold for scotland's women at the european curling championships, but could the men follow suit? it's been over two decades since england appeared in a rugby league world cup final — but after a nerve shredding showdown with tonga, wayne bennett's side will now face australia in next saturday's showpiece. and what a semi—final it was in auckland — asjoe lynskey reports. for england, some wins are worth waiting for. after three straight defeats in world cup semifinals, victory finally came, but with a scare. to get to brisbane, england had to cross the red sea. in auckland they were staring down at tonga's town. this stadium can hold a quarter of the nation, but england found an early break. wing play in this sport is about timing and jermaine mcgillivray is rarely late. by half—time they had it under control. the team looked safe and sound and john bateman‘s third score looked to have sealed it. england's try. it's looking as if it will be england in the semifinal

how large a team does lewis hamilton travel with? the actual mercedes team is probably made up of about 100 people on site. hamilton, when he finished his driving, would have had a chat with his engineers and then left the circuit around five or six o'clock. it is as mechanics and engineers and would've stayed at the circuit longer, doing all the dirty work, i suppose, while hamilton is back at his hotel, and it is them leaving late at night and would've caused problems. donald trump has said the russian president, vladimir putin, feels "insulted" by allegations that moscow interfered in last year's us election. speaking after a brief meeting with mr putin at a summit in vietnam, mr trump said he believed his denials, before warning that the allegation was costing lives in syria because it was getting in the way of his relationship with moscow. our correspondent aleem maqbool has been travelling with mr trump. as soon as people find that these two lea d e rs as soon as people find that these two leaders were going to be at the summit

how large a team doesn't lewis hamilton travel? the actual mercedes team is probably made up of around 100 people. hamilton, when he finished driving, would have spoke to his engineers and left the circuit around 5pm. but it is the mechanics and engineers that would've stayed at the circuit longer, doing all the dirty work, i suppose, while hamilton is back in his hotel and it is them leaving late at night that would have caused the problems. president trump held talks with president putin at the sidelines of an international summit of asia pacific nations. one of the subjects they discussed was russia's alleged meddling in the us 2016 elections, which president putin continues to deny. a short time ago, our correspondent aleem maqbool sent us this update from vietnam. yes, it absolutely has been a huge issue back in the states and, as soon as people found out that the two leaders were going to be at the summit together, of course, all eyes were on donald trump and vladimir putin and it appears they wanted to keep their meetings ou

members of lewis hamilton's formula i team have been robbed at gunpoint in brazil. a minibus carrying the mercedes technical staff was stopped as they left the interlagos circuit in sao paulo. a spokesperson for the team says valuables were ta ken but no—one was injured. hamilton tweeted about the incident, saying formula i needed to do more to keep teams safe. bbc radio 5 live commentator jack nicholls told us that formula i could only do so much to help because of the sheer number of staff working in the city. there's a particular set of traffic lights on the way out off the circuit where this kind of thing is prevalent. the problem last night was that the teams were leaving after dark. the brazilian authorities have put in a lot of police this year but when the teams are leaving at eight o'clock, nine o'clock, that is when things can get sketchy. we heard the stories in the build—up to the rio olympics last year about the security concerns last year. there are ten teams in sao paulo. 300 journalists. 500 or 600 people make up the formula i paddock that travel

racing driver lewis hamilton calls on formula one to improve security after some of his teammates were robbed at gunpoint in brazil. the owner of a welsh wildlife park says he is devastated after an escaped lynx was shot dead. time to cross to the bbc sport centre for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, karthi gna nasegaram, and james pearce. the headlines this evening. scotla nd scotland edge past samoa as the autumn internationals get underway. england's women cricketers are up against it in the ashes down under. world champion lewis hamilton crashes out in qualifying and whilst art at the back of the grid in brazil. also coming up, a big upset at the rugby league world cup as tonga beat new zealand. and the end of the tournament in scotland, held toa of the tournament in scotland, held to a draw by samoa. hello, welcome to the programme. we'll start with rugby union's autumn internationals, a chance for the northern hemisphere to see if they can get closer to the southern hemisphere sides that dominated the world cup two years ago. wales and australia are playing in

and sebastian vettel wins the brazilian grand prix as lewis hamilton recovers from last to finish fourth. it's an extremely tough challenge for northern ireland. they need to win in switzerland tonight if they are to claim a place in next summer's world cup finals. trailing 1—0 from the first leg, they've played around half an hour so far. no goals yet, but it's been end to end stuff with the irish having the first chance of the game, a long range effort from chris brunt which was well parried. the swiss have had their chances too with a xherdan shaqiri cross from the right, haris seferovic failing to meet it. in the last few minutes, northern ireland have had a few more chances, jamie ward's cross headed wide. i will keep you updated during the programme. england and australia have drawn the women's ashes test, a result which keeps the series alive. georgia elwiss and heather knight steered their team home, with captain knight making a crucial half century. the series will now be decided by the three twenty20 matches still to come. from sydney, our correspondent andy swiss reports. a

valterri bottas, lewis hamilton and sebastien fettle started and ended the reason that order. for drama you have to look down the order. to no i's's. baulk buddhism, kevin magnussen dropped last on the final lap. roman growjeane one and enthralling battle with land struggle, but they could not finish in the points, neither could daniel ricciardo has at hydraulic problem ended his wrist and costigan fourth in the drivers championship. felipe massa bowed out of formula i but the point and his former priory team—mate fernando alonso going faster than him. collar says buzz ‘s they ended prematurely, but nico hulkenberg rescued the renault team getting them sit in the constructors championship. valterri bottas held off hamilton the game is third win of the season, but third place was enough for sebastian vettel to finish runner—up in the driver standings. i could not be happier to end the season like this, obviously. congratulations to lewis hamilton for the title and sebastian prodl secondaries the championship. hopefully we will be better next year. i give it everything eve

look at this post, lewis hamilton is open about using it for fun. he shouldn't have got a full refund. if they are using it for private purposes, the fact that all this money is being refunded is quite shocking. you should not be getting vat back if it is private usage. lewis hamilton's lawyers told us he had a set of professionals in place who run most aspects of his business operations. they said isle of man customs gave informed approval to the scheme. in total the isle of man has handed out more than £790 million in vat refunds to jet leasing companies. isle of man customs has admitted it has given refunds for personal use ofjets as long as it's mainly used for business. that shouldn't happen. as a result of our investigation they have called in the british government to review its procedures. the paradise papers show there are other secrets on this island. we have found evidence that shows just how far the isle of man government has been prepared to go to help tax dodgers. the european savings directive was an attempt to stop tax evasion acros

it would not be the brazilian grand prix at lewis hamilton wasn't attracting the headlines. remember 2008 when he won his first world championship at the last corner of the last lap? two years ago, he turned up here in brazil, having crashed his supercar in monaco just a couple of days before in the early hours. but today, given everything that's been going on with the paradise papers, hamilton was in a very relaxed mood when he turned up at last. i'vejust very relaxed mood when he turned up at last. i've just come. very relaxed mood when he turned up at last. i'vejust come. from very relaxed mood when he turned up at last. i've just come. from this great period of time, nothing can be done that. with friends and family. i'm just carrying out on, solid focus on trying to win this race this weekend, i still have two races to go, don't really have anything to add to the whole scenario that happened. but hamilton, it's all about the on track action this weekend. we could be set for a battle royale between him, the red bulls and the ferraris. sebastian vettel, the runner—up in

the guardian, lewis hamilton avoided taxes on 16. 5 millionjet. the racing driver amongst dozens of clients helped by the firm appleby. they rented their own jets from themselves. the sun have the story about mrs brown's ploys it says. top comedy stars funnel £2 million into a tax dodge scheme. then timely, on the mirror, that the tax dodge parasites, lewis hamilton's 3. 3 million vat back on his jet. apple side steps billions with channel islands tax route and three stars of mrs brown's boys invested £2 million offshore. more on the paradise papers tomorrow. that's all we have time for. evan is here then. until then, good night. well, the weather has changed certainly in the last few hours. it has warmed up a little bit. we had beautiful weather across so many parts of the country during the course of the day. the clouds have started rolling in and this is bringing the warmer weather overnight. i say warm, warm relatively speaking to what we had. this weather front which will be in place across the uk tomorrow is going to bring some pretty damp

after twenty races the two thousand seven hundred forty one season has come to a close in abu dhabi lewis hamilton had already secured his fourth world title in mexico two races ago but it was his missing these teammate paul terry bought us who clinched victory in the final race of the year on sunday head of hamilton the third win of his career the two drivers also secured a fourth constructors' championship from the sadie's in october.

lewis hamilton is human after all. he came into this qualifying session hoping to get the 12 pole position of the season. but his session was over all biased as quickly as it had begun. on his first lap, he crashed heavily and that was game over immediately. the end result is he said he will be starting from the backin said he will be starting from the back in the brazilian grand prix and we will get two races within a race. first, how far forward we will get two races within a race. first, how farforward can hamilton get and his mercedes engineers think a podium position is still possible. at the front, the onus was on battery bottas, could he stepped up to the plate during qualifying, and my goodness, he did. he took pole position ahead of sebastian vettel by less tha n position ahead of sebastian vettel by less than one tenth of the second. he is now starting on pole position for the third time in 2017. marc marquez of spain has tightened his grip on the motogp world championship by seizing pole position for tomorro

i was really incensed the other morning, listening about lewis hamilton and his avoidance of vat. all of us, no matter who we are, it's human nature. if we can save a few pennies, we will. why aren't they going, or you going after the likes of these financial experts, who are being paid lots of money by celebrities to help save them money? and also, hmrc. they need some whizzkids to sort out these loopholes. with me now to explore coverage of the paradise papers story is james stephenson, news editor for bbc news. welcome to newswatch. we kept hearing the phrase "none of this is illegal", so who exactly were you targeting in this investigation? well, it's perhaps worth saying that, as you and many of your listeners will know, this was an enormous project over a long timespan and only began with the leak of the documents. after that, there was a great deal of journalistic work to sift through and identify stories that we should be doing, and notjust do stories because names were found in papers. we applied a very rigorous public interest test above and beyond "is it interesting ? "

i was really incensed the other morning, listening about lewis hamilton and his avoidance of vat. all of us, no matter who we are, it's human nature. if we can save a few pennies, we will. why aren't they going, or you going after the likes of these financial experts, who are being paid lots of money by celebrities to help save them money? and also, hmrc. they need some whizzkids to sort out these loopholes. with me now to explore coverage of the paradise papers story is james stephenson, news editor for bbc news. welcome to newswatch. we kept hearing the phrase "none of this is illegal", so who exactly were you targeting in this investigation? well, it's perhaps worth saying that, as you and many of your listeners will know, this was an enormous project over a long timespan and only began with the leak of the documents. after that, there was a great deal of journalistic work to sift through and identify stories that we should be doing, and notjust do stories because names were found in papers. we applied a very rigorous public interest test above and beyond "is it interesting 7 "

it wouldn't be the brazilian grand prix if lewis hamilton wasn't attracting the headlines. remember 2008 when he won his first world championship at the last corner of the last lap? than two years ago he turned up here in brazil having crashed his supercar in monaco just a couple of days before in the early hours. today, given everything that's been going on with the paradise papers, hamilton was in a relaxed mood and he turned up. paradise papers, hamilton was in a relaxed mood and he turned upm feels good walking into the paddock asa feels good walking into the paddock as a world champion. again. yeah. it feels like the first time. it really does. i don't know why, but it feels so does. i don't know why, but it feels so fresh and new and it feels great. so for hamilton it's all about the ontrack action this weekend and we could be set for a battle roy i'll done at —— royal between him, red bull and ferrari. sebastian vettel hasn't won a grand prix since the hungarian grand prix injuly, where as max verstappen has 12 of the last four and it could be any one of those th

newly crowned world champion lewis hamilton who had started at the back of the pack after a crash in qualifying managed to finish in fourth place. an emotional high point came after the race courtesy of philippe marcel the brazilian fans bid farewell to their home favorite who plans to bring his sixteen year career to a close at the end of this season. switching from four zero two wheels and mark marquez has made prize moto g.p. tambien for the fourth time in five seasons start of the race at the lengthier from pole and only needed to finish eleventh to clinch the title but there was a scare as he briefly dropped down to fifty after leaving the track and taking a detour to travel on to try the fall back to cross the finish line in cars and planes like the season's final race. and this or minder of the top stories that we're following for you us presidents donald trump has arrived in minot for the. us where he's expected to hold a one on one with the philippines president fredricka. it's the last week of his thirteen day asia tour. that's all for now but they sure to tune in for a mor

newly crowned world champion lewis hamilton who had started at the back of the pack after a crash in qualifying managed to finish in fourth place. an emotional high point came after the race courtesy of philippe marcel the brazilian fans bid farewell to their home favorite who plans to bring his sixteen year career to a close at the end of this season. and mark mike has has made moto g.p. champion for the fourth time in five seasons start at the race of the lengthier from pole and only needed to finish eleventh to clinch the title but there was a scare as he briefly dropped down to fifth after leaving the track and taken to touch on to drive a fall back to cross the finish line in cars and things like the season's final race. and this reminder of the top stories that we're following for you u.s. presidents donald trump has arrived in manila for the. where he's expected to hold a one on one with philippines president fredricka. it's the last like of his thirteen day and shit tour. that's all for now but the sure to tune in for a morning is at the top of the hour in the meantime you ca

members of lewis hamilton's formula one team have been robbed at gunpoint in brazil. a minibus carrying the mercedes technical staff was stopped as they left the interlagos circuit in sao paulo. a spokesperson for the team says valuables were ta ken but no one was injured. hamilton tweeted about the incident, saying formula 1 needed to do more to keep teams safe. bbc radio five live commentator jack nicholls told me formula 1 could only do so much to help, because of the sheer number of staff working in the city. it is a particular set of traffic lights on the way out of the circuit where this kind of thing is prevalent. the problem last night was that the teams were leaving after dark. brazilian authorities have put in a lot of police for this year, but when the teams are leaving, eight or nine o'clock at night, that is when things can get more sketchy. we heard the stories in the build—up to the olympics last year about security concerns, and it is sort of the nature there are ten teams in sao paulo, about 300 journalists, so overall you're looking at 500—600 pe

members of lewis hamilton's formula one team have been robbed at gunpoint in brazil. a minibus carrying the mercedes technical staff was stopped as they left the interlagos circuit in sao paulo. a spokesperson for the team says valuables were ta ken but no one was injured. hamilton tweeted about the incident, saying formula 1 needed to do more to keep teams safe. bbc radio 5 live commentator jack nicholls told us that formula 1 could only do so much to help, because of the sheer number of staff working in the city. it isa it is a particular set of traffic lights on the way out but the circuit where this kind of thing is prevalent. the problem last night was that the teams were leaving after dark. the brazilian authorities have put in a lot of release this year but when the teams are leaving at eight o'clock that is when things can get sketchy. we heard the stories in the build—up to the rio olympics about the security concerns last year. there are ten teams in sao paulo. 300 journalists. five or 600 people make up the formula 1 paddock that travel around the world.

for the first time this season, new world champion, lewis hamilton, found himself starting last after crashing in qualifying. a mercedes win was still on the cards vow to. lewis hamilton‘s fortunes improved as others faltered during a first lap. a diversion through the pit lanes saw him

the isle of man's chief minister defends the rules reportedly used by lewis hamilton to avoid vat on his £16 million privatejet, insisting the island is not a tax haven. in a moment: from this castle in cornwall, to a cold war bunker in york. find out how your english heritage is bringing ina how your english heritage is bringing in a new way of cheering historical sites across england online. more now on borisjohnson's comments about a british—iranian woman being held in prison in tehran. the bbc understands that borisjohnson has called his iranian counterpart counterpa rt about nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe to clarify his comments last week. joining us now is our diplomatic correspondent paul adams, who has the latest on this story. sir malcolm rifkind seems to think that boris johnson sir malcolm rifkind seems to think that borisjohnson is doing all the right things. what is your view? malcolm rifkind also said that government scrutinise every word of the foreign secretary, and as jack straw put it earlier on careless talk costs lives. we are in the situation where borisjohnson a

but we're already familiar with one story formula one world champion lewis hamilton and appleby client now with a stereo. he bought his twenty. million euro aircraft to jet off to seized and pop star girlfriend an equal shot singer between races his dogs a company. this is how the tax scheme works applebee sets up two letterbox companies for the client the first company imports the jet to the are a live match. and then leases the private jet to the second company. on paper the second firm is an aircraft leasing company a sleight of hand that turns the private jet into a business jet there reimbursed for the import tax. the owner then saves import taxes that total twenty percent in this instance five million euros the owner then charters his own jet from the charter company and can use it for private travel. when we add up all the tax schemes involving aircraft contained in the appleby files we arrive at an estimated two hundred fifty million euros of taxes that were saved or not paid. lewis hamilton insists the entire operation was legal he paid all the taxes that he owed and he's righ

members of lewis hamilton's formula one team have been robbed at gunpoint in sao paulo — where the brazilian grand prix is currently taking place. armistice day commemorations have been taking place here in london — and across the world — remembering the dead of two world wars and all later conflicts. at ten o'clock martine croxall will be here with a full round up of the days news. first, it's our world. the hurricane that destroyed puerto rico. two months after maria, this us territory and its american citizens are still suffering. how do you now see life without your son? it may belong to the most powerful country in the world, but this is now an island in crisis. even though we are citizens of the united states, perhaps we are perceived to be second—class citizens. who will fix it, and at what cost? i am in marikau, south—west puerto rico. jennifer, which is your casa? this one? i am here to meetjennifer rodriguez, who lives on a small bit of land with her husband and four children. this area has been cut off from the outside world for weeks. this is quite extraordinary. this cou

lewis hamilton says some of his team were attacked at gunpoint in brazil last night. president trump says the russian leader, vladimir putin, has assured him he "didn't meddle" in last year's election. the husband of a british woman jailed in iran said he hopes to meet borisjohnson "as soon as possible". now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, caveman, moon rabbit, space turtle! welcome to china, to shenzhen. believe it or not, this place was once a small fishing village. yeah... not any more. now, it's a mega—city of nearly 20 million people. it's most famous for creating consumer electronics, often imitations of premium brands. but as china has opened its doors to international trade in the last decade, it has undergone a transformation, making strides toward becoming a global power and moving away from that image of being a simple manufacturer of goods, fake or otherwise, to one of innovation, especially of tech. "made in china" is fast becoming "designed in china". next week, we'll visit some of the companies that call shenzhen home, but this week, we a

lewis hamilton says some of his team were attacked at gunpoint in brazil last night. president trump says the russian leader, vladimir putin, has assured him he "didn't meddle" in last year's election. the bbc understands the husband of a british womanjailed in iran has agreed to meet borisjohnson "as soon next week. a two minute silence has been observed around the country for armistice day. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello. this is dateline london. i'm shaun ley. this week two ways to shuffle your rivals out of the door — house arrest in a luxury hotel or a six and a half thousand kilometres flight of shame. to discuss whether saudi arabia saw a purge or a power grab last weekend; and whether the resignation of the british cabinet minister priti patel was a missed opportunity for prime minister theresa may, i'm joined by: iain martin, columnist with the times of london, who used his column to urge theresa may to clear out the old lags and bring some fresh talent into her government. agnes poirier, who endeavours to explain brexit to the folks back home in t

but we're already familiar with one story formula one world champion lewis hamilton and appleby client now with a stereo. he bought his twenty. million euro aircraft to jet off to see is the new pop star girlfriend an equal shot singer between races his dogs a company. this is how the tax scheme works applebee sets up two letterbox companies for the client the first company imports the jet to the are a live match. and then leases the private jet to the second company. on paper the second firm is an aircraft leasing company a sleight of hand that turns the private jet into a business jet there reimbursed for the import tax. the owner then saves import taxes that total twenty percent in this instance five million euros the owner then charters his own jet from the charter company and can use it for private travel. when we add up all the tax schemes involving aircraft contained in the appleby files we arrive at an estimated two hundred fifty million euros of taxes that were saved or not paid. lewis hamilton insists the entire operation was legal he paid all the taxes that he owed and he's

but we're already familiar with one story formula one world champion lewis hamilton and appleby client now with a staff. he bought his twenty million euro aircraft to jet off to sea is then the pop star girlfriend nicole scherzinger between races has done us a company to do. this is how the tax scheme works applebee sets up two letterbox companies for the client the first company imports the jet to the our love match. and then leases the private jet to the second company. on paper the second firm is an aircraft leasing company a sleight of hand that turns the private jet into a business jet they're reimbursed for the import tax. the owner events. if the import tax is the total twenty percent in this instance five million euros the owner then charters his own jet from the charter company and can use it for private travel. when we add up all the tax schemes involving aircraft contained in the appleby files we arrive at an estimated two hundred fifty million euros of taxes that were saved or not paid. lewis hamilton insists the entire operation was legal he paid all the taxes that he owed

but motor experts are tipping lewis hamilton as a good bet to catch schuey. hamilton is heading to the mercedes team headquarters on monday to officially celebrate his fourth f1 title. he's still only 32 so he's got age on his side as he eyes more championships. the start of the nba season quickly fell to pieces for lebronjames and the cleveland cavaliers but the king and his men are putting it all back together again. cleveland play detroit on monday after their overtime victory against the clippers gave them four in a row. james was their key man with 39 points. while lebron drips in sweat, we're also keeping our eye on the 150 or so competitors perspiring in the oman desert marathon. these are amazing pictures as the athletes run across the sandy dunes in temperatures of nearly 30 degrees celsius. they are required to carry all of their own equipment, except for water. it's 165 kilometres over six days. this time last year, many golf fans barely knew who tommy fleetwood was. 12 months on and he's officially the best player on the european tour. he didn't s

but we're already familiar with one story formula one world champion lewis hamilton and appleby client now with a star and. he bought his twenty. million euro aircraft to jet off to seized and pop star girlfriend nicole shots ring out between races his dogs a company. this is how the tax scheme works applebee sets up two letterbox companies for the client the first company imports the jet to the r. live match. and then leases the private jet to the second company. on paper the second firm is an aircraft leasing company a sleight of hand that turns the private jet into a business jet they're reimbursed for the import tax. the owner then saves import taxes that total twenty percent in this instance five million euros the owner then charters his own jet from the charter company and can use it for private travel. when we add up all the tax schemes involving aircraft contained in the appleby files we arrive at an estimated two hundred fifty million euros of taxes that were saved or not paid. lewis hamilton insists the entire operation was legal he paid all the taxes that he owed and he's ri