30/10/2016 BBC Newsline

The key scalp though was that of Cook.

England were being destroyed by a display of spin

All 10 wickets falling in a stunning final session

that will live long in the memory for both teams.

It's obviously good for Bangladesh cricket that they've

beaten a major side, beaten England today.

For Test cricket to keep growing, we need it played in these

conditions, and Bangladesh to keep improving to add to the pool,

England must quickly turn their attention

Lewis Hamilton has won the Mexican Grand Prix

to keep alive his hopes of retaining his Formula

Starting from pole, he enjoyed a comfortable victory,

with his Mercedes teammate and championship leader

The gap between the two is down to 19 points with two races to go.

There were two Premier League matches this afternoon.

Match of the Day 2 follows this programme on BBC1,

so it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want

Chelsea climbed up to fourth, after goals from Eden Hazard

and Diego Costa gave them a 2-0 win at Southampton.

Everton were also 2-0 winners, beating West Ham to stay sixth.

Andy Murray's boosted his chances of knocking Novak Djokoivic off

the top spot in the tennis world rankings - he won his seventh title

of the year, beating Jo Wilfried Tsonga in the final

If he wins the next tournament in Paris, and Djokovic fails to make

the final there, then Murray will become the new world number one.

And Manchester City Women have been presented

with the Women's Superleague trophy this afternoon after finishing

The American senator who brokered the Good Friday Agreement has warned

that border controls between Northern Ireland

and the Republic would be a step backwards in the Peace Process.

George Mitchell told the BBC that the ability to cross the border

freely was important and had helped create stability.

I believe that the restoration of a militarised border with strict

controls limiting traffic back and forth would have an adverse

effect on relations within the island of Ireland,

the ability to move back and forth across the border that has existed

for the past several years has been very helpful in increasing commerce

and also in reducing stereotypes on both sides.

The US Secretary of State John Kerry has said Brexit mustn't impact

the push for peace in Northern Ireland.

John Kerry made the comments during a visit to the Republic

where he received the Tipperary International Peace Award.

He also held a meeting with the Republic's Foreign Affairs

Minister who used the opportunity to express surprise at comments made

by the First Minister Arlene Foster at yesterday's DUP conference.

I was very surprised at these remarks.

And very concerned at a claim that representatives of the Irish

government where allegedly talking down the Northern Ireland economy.

A suspected arson attack in Newcastle has caused substantial

damage to flats and fencing in Bracken Avenue.

It's believed a wheelie bin was set on fire and pushed

Hundreds of cyclists have taken part in the annual Ciclovia event

It's an opportunity for people of any age to use non-motorised

transport on closed roads, with the aim of encouraging more

Northern Ireland has a new double world motorcycling champion.

Jonathan Rea clinched the World Superbike series

for the second year in a row, thanks to a second place

in the penultimate race of the season in Qatar.

Celebrations at the end of the race to complete

Jonathan Rea's family and friends were in the Middle East to see him

put his name into the motor cycling record books as the first

back-to-back world champion since 1999.

This championship is 36 races, and so easy to get lost right now.

But we have done an incredible job all season.

We started the season so strong, and the last races we managed to gap

Consistency has been the key to Jonathan Rea's success.

He was on the podium an amazing 22 times this season.

I want to thank my team, my wife, my family, everyone that

And the biggest thanks to Kawasaki. I am so happy.

And thanks to all the fans out there that have been

sending me messages. It really means a lot. Thank you.

So Jonathan Rea follows in the footsteps of Joey Dunlop

and Brian Reid as a multiple world champion from Northern Ireland.

GAA now and in this afternoon's four Ulster Senior Club football

quarterfinals there were wins for Slaughtneil, Killyclogher,

Ice hockey and the Belfast Giants were beaten 5-2 by Cardiff Devils

Yesterday the Giants narrowly beat Braehead Clan 3-2 at the SSE arena.

Kilkeel runner Laura Graham's the surprise winner of the Irish

The 30-year-old won the title after finishing tenth

It was a lovely sunny day in most places, will it

It has been beautiful today, with temperatures up to the mid-teens.

A subtle change in weather will car. Skies will be brighter. We're saying

goodbye to one area of high pressure and hello to another. That produces

a cooler mass of air through the middle part of the week.

Temperatures going downhill. The last day in the mild regime. We

could see temperatures down to three degrees. Some mist and fog forming.

Monday gets off to a misty start. Through the day, a dry and clarity

story. That original area of high pressure still in charge. Food

daylight hours on Monday, holding this weather front at bay. Staying

largely dry through the day. In that one residing there, temperatures up

to 12 or 13 degrees. High pressure is centred on the British Isles. The

weather is very settled there. Plenty of brightness around. To the

north, this weather front is being held up and behind that some cooler

temperatures. That front is very much threatening us. We cannot

guarantee it will be dry for the parade and fireworks up in Derry

tomorrow night because that front will be just sitting there,

gradually starting to track its way south and east through the evening.

Opening up to cooler skies, a chilly night or Monday into Tuesday.

Tuesday should be rather nice. Drier and brighter with a northerly breeze

to hold back temperatures. But actually, a very nice day. Things

are becoming a bit more unsettled towards the second half of the week.

BBC Newsline will be back from 6:25am.

From everyone on the weekend team, good night.

A stone stained with blood and beset with a curse.