are you saying that netanyahu. are you saying that behind—the—scenes things are more fluid? i was not in the meeting and interestingly they decided not to have a press conference afterwards, they just put have a press conference afterwards, theyjust put out a statement which is kind of unusual. i think a sign that neither of them wanted to face awkward questions. a spokeswoman for theresa may said the objection to settle m e nts theresa may said the objection to settlements was that they undermine trust, the reality is there is no trust, the reality is there is no trust between the israelis and palestinians on these particular issues. and there is a pretty strong international consensus that the growth of settlements is doing more than anything else to reduce the chances of the so—called two state solution. palestinian state alongside israel. now of course they wa nt alongside israel. now of course they want the visit to go well, the uk needs more trading partners because of brexit. and israel has a very strong high—tech economy so you can see why they want it all to go well and perhaps they did not really

speak out particularly loudly about these things. the fact is i think these things. the fact is i think the uk appears to be changing its emphasis on this stuff. but that could be a source of tension further down the line. notjust for the two state solution option but also because british policy might not marry with the policy of donald trump. yes and i think if we slavishly follow president trump who goes about like a gadfly at the moment, then they will always be chasing him and it will be difficult. but the fact is, mr netanyahu difficult. but the fact is, mr neta nyahu is difficult. but the fact is, mr netanyahu is on record saying he supports the two state solution. but without going into a great deal of detail about what that would be, what the palestinian state would be and what the borders would be. but the fact is the actions that he ta kes, the fact is the actions that he takes, i think it is quite clear,

there are designed to stop that happening or at least put it back so far down the road that it does not happen. he's not just far down the road that it does not happen. he's notjust a paragon of the right wing in israel but opposes that kind of thing anyway, he's under a lot of pressure on his right to try to be tougher on the palestinians of. so i think the policy for many years has been just to try to kick the can down the road and paper time. he also wants to be tough on the iranians are to their ballistic missile test a few days ago. donald trump said the iranians are on notice, it is not clear exactly what that means. but netanyahu exactly what that means. but neta nyahu talking to exactly what that means. but netanyahu talking to theresa may today, is he hoping that she is going to go beyond whatever may be contained within the details of the nuclear deal, and actually force on the message is that what the iranians are doing is out of order?

the nuclear deal was very important because it stopped what seem to be an inevitable slide towards war of the iranian nuclear plans. the uk is a permanent member of the security council, one of five. and so it is very important in terms of an international response to what goes on with iran but that nuclear deal was deliberately very narrowly cast. so it does not touch any of the other activities that iran may or may not be getting up to. many thanks. president trump is in tampa, let's hear what he has to say. president trump is in tampa, let's hear what he has to saylj president trump is in tampa, let's hear what he has to say. i want to thank you for your tremendous spirit. you like me and i like you, that is

the way it works. i'm honoured to be here today amongst so many of our truly great heroes. i want to begin by thanking the general for their leadership and service on behalf of oui’ leadership and service on behalf of our country. very outstanding people. i would also like to thank the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, that is big stuff, stand—up for us for a moment. staff, that is big stuff, stand—up for us fora moment. one staff, that is big stuff, stand—up for us for a moment. one of the great people. thank you. also commander voegele and everyone serving at the air force base. quite a place. we're going to be loading up a place. we're going to be loading up with beautiful new planes and equipment, you have been lacking some equipment and you're going to get a lot of equipment, believe me.

also let me thank all of the coalition partners and their representatives assembled here today. we very proudly stand with you and we will be fighting for your security, they are fighting for our security, they are fighting for our security and freedom. let me recognise our great governor and add great friend of mine, someone who endorsed me and that makes him a better friend of endorsed me and that makes him a betterfriend of mine. believe me if you're ever in this position, it is never quite the same if they do not endorse you. it never means the same. but this man is a great governor and has done a fantastic job. rick kris scott, stand—up please. thank you. and on behalf of the entire nation that can express oui’ the entire nation that can express our gratitude to all members, i mean all members, of our military serving

in the united states central command and united states special operations command. we salute the army, the marine corps, the navy, airforce, coast guard, along with a civilian defence personnel who are still important to the success of what we re important to the success of what were doing. many also recognised the military families and spouses who bravely shouldered the burdens of war. i want every military family in this country to know that our administration is at your service. we stand with you ioo%. we will protect those who protect us and we will never, ever let you down. as your president i have no higher duty then to protect the american people. the highest duty we have. great supreme court nominee comic you all saw that, perhaps the only thing

more important to me is the defence of our nation, the supreme court is so of our nation, the supreme court is so important and we have got to defend our nation and we will do that, believe me. we will do that. each and every one of you is central to that mission. the men and women serving have poured out their hearts and souls for this country. they really have experienced things that few people get to experience. they have shed their blood across the continents and the oceans, engaged the enemy on distant battlefields, toiled under burning heat and bitter cold and sacrificed everything so that we can remain safe. and strong. and free. our administration will a lwa ys and free. our administration will always honour our sacred bond to those who serve and we will never

forget you, believe me, we will never, ever forget you. forget you, believe me, we will never, everforget you. we forget you, believe me, we will never, ever forget you. we will ensure that the men and women of our military have the tools, equipment, resources , military have the tools, equipment, resources, training and supplies you need to get the job done. you've me say we have been depleted, our navy is that the point almost as low as world war i, a long time ago. a long time ago. it is not going to happen any more. not with me. but we will ensure no taxpayer dollars are wasted, i already saved more than $700 million when i got involved in the negotiation on the f 35. i want to thank lockheed martin and boeing and all of the companies that have really opened up and when i say

"that rick scott understands very well, opened up and kept their prices. that is what they did. we've got that programme, that is going to be back in great shape from being trouble. we're going to be taken ca re of trouble. we're going to be taken care of our veterans and we will make a historic financial investment in the armed forces of the united states and show the entire world that america stands with those who stand in defence of freedom. we have your back every hour, every day, now and always. it also means getting our allies to pay their fair share. it has been a very unfair to us, we strongly support nato and we only ask that all the nato members make theirfull and proper ask that all the nato members make their full and proper financial contributions to the nato alliance which many of them have not been doing. many of them have not been even doing. many of them have not been

even close. and they had to do that. central command and central operations command are at the very centre of our fight against radical islamic terrorism. america stands in all of your courage. those serving have bravely fought across the theatre of war in the middle east and bravely battled a vicious enemy that has no respect for human life. today we express our gratitude to eve ryo ne today we express our gratitude to everyone serving overseas today we express our gratitude to everyone serving overseas including all our military personnel in afghanistan. we have dispatched a legendary warriors to be most secret, sensitive and daring missions in defence of the united states of america, no enemy stand a chance against our special forces,

not even a chance, they do not have a chance. that is the way we're going to keep it and you're going to be better off because you will have the finest equipment known man. —— known to man. the proof that our nation has been blessed by god, look no further than the men and women of the united states military, the greatest fighters and the greatest followers of justice on greatest fighters and the greatest followers ofjustice on the face of the earth and that the world has ever known. the challenges facing our nation nevertheless are very large. very large. we are up against an enemy that celebrates death. and totally worships destruction. you have seen that. isis is on a campaign of genocide, committing atrocities across the world. radical islamic terrorists are determined to strike our homeland as they did on

september the 11th, as the dead from boston to orlando, to san bernardino. and all across europe, you have seen what happened in paris, in least, all over europe it is happening. it has got to a point where it is not even being reported and in many cases the very dishonest press does not want to report it. they have their reasons and you understand that. so today we deliver a message in one very unified voice, to these forces of death and destruction, america and its allies will defeat you, we will defeat them. we will defeat radical islamic terrorism and we will not allow it to ta ke terrorism and we will not allow it to take root in our country. i'm not going to allow it, you'll what has been going on over the last few

days. we need strong programmes so that people that love us and want to love our country... president trump they're addressing some of the military in tampa in florida. they are at the end just before we faded it down, going on to defend his travel ban. he said isis will be defeated, we will defeat you, he said, we will beat radical islamic terrorism. a little before that he also said we strongly support nato. remember he did say few weeks ago that nato was obsolete but now he says they strongly support that but a number of countries have not been paying theirfair share. and a number of countries have not been paying their fair share. and that had to change. he said we will be defending our nation to the hilt. more on that coming up but mile time —— now time to look for the weather.

there has been a lot of heavy rain around today and is a very strong wind and howling gales in parts of northern ireland and west of scotland. we continue like that through the rest of this evening as this front crosses the uk. a chance of some snow across parts of the pennines and the grampians. the worst of the wind will be easing from north—western areas, transferring to the far north—east. some ice around in places across scotla nd some ice around in places across scotland through tonight and into tomorrow. to the south about the weather quiet and in fact tomorrow the best of the weather across more western areas. but there will be some hit and miss showers, so sunshine and showers, perhaps also some hail and thunder. then on wednesday quite a bit colder. hello and welcome to 100 days.

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