asking questions about next season. ithink it. be asking questions about next season. i think it. be quite tight. asking questions about next season. i think it. be quite tight. | i think it will be quite tight. i think that chelsea will try to play with arsenal in possession. i'm hoping that we can slot in one of hello, you're watching the strikers to win it that way. it afternoon live — i'm ben brown. today at 2: will probably go to extra time. we'll finish round 2am watching the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, penalty shoot outs. i hope that has been summonsed by a court doesn't happen because arsenal have to face accusations of misconduct been unlucky in recent history. in a public office. the game kicks off at 8pm tonight. it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum, that the uk sent £350 million to the eu every week. yes, 11pm local time, isn‘t it? yes, a crisis in social care, as england spends far less per head very late in the day. it could than wales and scotland. finish at around 2am. that‘s i'm desperate. extraordinary. and i'm not the only one. away from baku, final preparations are being made in london for the opening of the cricket world cup. a lifeline‘s been cut. england face south africa at the oval and if training is anything to go by today, pace bowler mark wood may not feature. liam plunkett and sam curren could be in the frame to play instead. captain eoin morgan should recover from a fractured finger and reckons you just think, if they don't he will have a full squad listen to our pleas,

how is the future going to evolve? to choose from. an inquest hears the london bridge he believes his side can attackers used 12 inch cope with the pressure pink kitchen knives, bought from a supermarket of being favourites. a few weeks earlier. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with damianjohnson — we‘ve spoken about it as a group, and it's the battle of baku tonight? that's right. an intriguing all and the level of expectation is english europa league final between chelsea and arsenal tonight therefore a reason. 0ver in baku but many fans and the level of expectation is therefore a reason. over the last two years our form has been have struggled to make the difficult trip to azerbaijan. outstanding. that‘s the reason it‘s details coming up. there. i have played, and a couple thanks, damian, and ben rich has all the weather — ben. of guys in the change will have played with very little expectation. thank you. a very good afternoon. big changes taking place right now, and we‘ve not done that well. some rain pushing eastwards across so far today, there haven‘t been any many parts of the uk and as the rain surprises at the french open, clears through, we will be left with with 2016 champion garbine muguruza and last year‘s runner up something a bit warmer. how much sloane stephens both through to the third round. warmer, i'll tell you just before in the men‘s draw. 2:30pm. keep us guessing, thank you! )eleven—time champion also coming up — it's always trick rafael nadal has also won by beating germany‘s yannick maden moving a a valuable work of art, in straight sets. but how about when it's nadal tookjust two hours and nine painted onto a garage...? minutes to beat maden, ranked 114th in the world, 6-1 6-2 6-4.

he will now face either david goffin or miomir kecmanovic in round three. anthonyjoshua says world hello, everyone — this heavyweight title opponent andy ruiz will be more dangerous than taking is afternoon live — i'm ben brown. on fellow champion deontay wilder. joshua is the odds—on favourite boris johnson has been to retain his three belts against ruiz when they meet summonsed by a court to face at madison square garden accusations of misconduct in new york on saturday. in a public office. it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum that the uk sent £350 million fighting the rulers of this world is to the european union, every week. more dangerous. why would ifight talent to have the potential to beat a judge at westminster magistrates court has ruled that mrjohnson should appear before a crown court. me, when i canjust fight while doe who is talented and have what i our political corresepondent, jonathan blake has more details. want. i would rather take the wild the claim at the heart of this case, opportunity. i don‘t want to keep on fighting these guys, i want to get made by borisjohnson and others straight to the big boys. thousands of mourners have in the eu referendum campaign, gathered in vienna today to pay their respects to three—time that the uk sends £350 million formula one world champon niki lauda, who died last week at the age of 70. a week to the european union. family members and former drivers have attended a mass now, in the first case of its kind, at st stephens catherdral. the former foreign secretary is, he‘s being laid to rest at a private funeral. for his use of that claim, that‘s all the sport for now. accused of misconduct in a public

office, a criminal offence. marcus ball, a businessman thank you. here on the right, is behind and we‘ll stay with sport and tonight‘s europa league final in azerbaijan — the legal challenge, as you were hearing, a private prosecution the build—up has been dominated financed by an online by the difficulties fans have had crowdfunding campaign. trying to get there — in previous hearings, his lawyers and there are fears the match will have claimed boris johnson be played to a half empty stadium. repeatedly lied and misled the british public about the cost 0ur correspondent sarah of membership of the eu. good morning, good morning, good morning. rainsford is in baku. mrjohnson‘s legal team say he denies acting improperly i don‘t think we are looking at an or dishonestly at any time, empty stadium. this will have a lot and have suggested the case of fa ns is a stunt aimed at undermining empty stadium. this will have a lot of fans but they want to be a huge the referendum result. number all the way from england. today, a districtjudge ruled there was enough evidence this is a london derby with a for a trial to proceed, but stressed that the allegations massive difference, about 3000 miles difference. from london to hear in against borisjohnson are unproven. baku. fans have had all sorts of he will now have to attend difficulties getting here and have westminster magistrates‘ court done all sorts of creative things. for a preliminary hearing, before the case is sent they‘ve taken trains across turkey to crown court for trial. and georgia, to get here to as the frontrunner in the contest azerbaijan. some wily fans have come to become the next prime minister, this case will be an unwelcome up azerbaijan. some wily fans have come up with a simple plan. aaron

distraction for boris johnson and may be used by his opponents against him. jonathan blake, bbc news. chartered a plane. 0ur political correspondent you chose the direct route.|j chartered a plane. you chose the direct route. i wasn't prepared to spend days getting here nick eardley is in westminster. on the back of a boat, or god knows serious political implications from how, a direct flight, london to this? yes, terrible timing for mr baku, cost a fortune, and about six hours. but it was better than the johnson. most people around alternative. westminster would acknowledge he is fans have complained about baku as a the frontrunner in this race, to be host venue, two london clubs, it‘s a not just the the frontrunner in this race, to be notjust the next the frontrunner in this race, to be not just the next conservative leader but next prime minister as long, very expensive way to come. well. let's remind ourselves that what you think about as hosting? what is at the heart of this. that they didn‘t know it was going to be claim of £350 million a week going two london clubs, so they could of to brussels was a fairly prominent said have it at wembley. it‘s very one during the referendum campaign. out of the way for most big clubs, it was made by a number of people on they clubs knew it was going to be someone they clubs knew it was going to be the leaves side. the fact that claim someone from england, italy, spain is made isn't being disputed here. or germany. i personally wouldn‘t what is being disputed is whether or have chosen baku for a big european not it was misused and whether or not it was misused and whether or not that constitutes misconduct in final. you've had some hiccups as

public office. we haven't heard from well, no hotel and taxi drivers mrjohnson or his team today, since trying to pull a fast one. we got to that announcement that he was to be summoned came out from the district the airport and tried to get a taxi where they asked for 100 azerbaijani court. his representatives and court have been arguing that this is a money, 50 quid, we found out it should be £3 50. i got to my hotel stu nt have been arguing that this is a stunt and designed for political purposes, rather than anything and it doesn‘t exist. serious. but i think it's fair to should be £3 50. i got to my hotel and it doesn't exist. what about the atmosphere in general, they have say it's at least an unwelcome been some weird logistical problems distraction for boris johnson, but what is the atmosphere like no? say it's at least an unwelcome distraction for borisjohnson, as he seeks to become the next prime there are people in shirts for both minister. speaking of the leadership race, teams. it seems that arsenal have a it's a pretty crowded field. it's few more fans from london, which was been getting more crowded almost by made quite clear as well. you can the day. what is the latest?m hear them in the background now. a been getting more crowded almost by the day. what is the latest? it is indeed, turning into something of a lot of the locals are supporting grand national politically. around a chelsea. it sounds like a good dozen candidate so far. there may be another couple in the next few days. atmosphere, there‘s been no tension apart from bits and bobs with the we've been watching, just over from police. there is one issue, which is where i am is victoria gardens where your midfielder, an armenian, from dominic rob filmed his introductory the national side, he‘s not come to video to his campaign. we had kept an eye out for other mps hanging azerbaijan because he thinks he won‘t be safely. how do you feel around with mps filming their own about coming without him? i don't

videos. priti patel was there earlier as well. the big issue think he‘s the biggest loss to the understandably is brexit. there will team. he‘s not one of our best be numerous other things. let's talk players. but it‘s ridiculous that we to someone who might stand but we're are going to the european final and we can‘t bring our full squad not sure yet, jesse norman mp for hereford. how are you? very good. because a player doesn‘t feel safe. are you wanting to stand, throwing your hat in the ring of steel that‘s a joke. henrikh mkhitaryan is a good player. and every so often he chewing it over? i said a few days could be a game changer. they would ago i'm consulting and i will be be uproar if it was eden hazard who doing so for three or four more days couldn‘t come because he didn‘t feel at lease. it has an impact on safe. i‘m not happy. friends and family and also talking a few hours until the match, the to my constituents. i have a close relationship with my constituents atmosphere is improving. the numbers andl relationship with my constituents and i want to take the temperature of fa ns atmosphere is improving. the numbers of what they think as well. is the of fans are growing, for both sides. fundamental debate in this lots of azerbaijanis are looking leadership to be where they can forward to a top—level match in candidates are prepared to leave the their stadium here. it‘s something that the authorities want to be a eu with no deal? we have heard people say they will leave on the showcase for this country. there‘s been a huge amount of criticism but 3ist people say they will leave on the 31st of october no matter what, they showed that off. there is something parliament will block it. is that what it will come down to?|j something of a cloud hanging over this but most of the focus is think there will be a lot of that shifting towards the match and kick because the eu elections underlined off in shifting towards the match and kick offina shifting towards the match and kick off in a few hours‘ time. tell us

how people on the leaves i'd feel very strongly, many conservative or more about the politics of azerbaijan as a country, and its long history with armenia. and the labour voters. i think there is also bad blood between them? well, you a question about who will lead us after that. when trying to choose a prime minister for three or four say bad blood but this is a conflict months but for three years stop longer possibly because of the real that goes back some three decades. question will come to the ideas, the for azerbaijan and armenia it‘s a very sensitive issue. the conflict characters, principles, personality, is often referred to as frozen, but the drive, personal tempo and energy a couple of years ago 100 people oi'i the drive, personal tempo and energy on previous experience. i have had a lot of previous experience and we re a couple of years ago 100 people were killed and renewed fighting. that's why i think it might be these are our that matter to both interesting to do this. the speaker countries. as far as azerbaijan is john bercow says he will be staying concerned this is 20% of its on for the foreseeable future and is territory occupied and controlled by convinced parliament will have armenians. so there is an awful another say the idea of potentially amount of hostility and bad feeling, leaving without a deal. does that mean it's out of whoever the next so amount of hostility and bad feeling, so you amount of hostility and bad feeling, so you can amount of hostility and bad feeling, so you can understand how despite the best intentions that spills over into sport. beyond that, there is prime minister's hands is? parliament will do whatever it can to stop no deal? let's not forget theissue into sport. beyond that, there is the issue of human rights. amnesty the political of geography of europe international has warned that the is changing at the moment was that we just had european parliamentary zaria authorities are trying to elections which means we will get a showcase themselves and use events

new commission president. there will to whitewash what they refer to as a bea new commission president. there will be a lot of change in play by the time we come to the final details... repressive regime. there are problems here with freedom of this parliament won't change, it speech, the freedom to demonstrate, doesn't want no deal and will do there are many activists behind whatever it can to stop it? the parliament doesn't want no deal but bars. i put those things to a the labour party might change its mind when it digests the effects of minister and spokesperson for the its own hammering a few days ago. i foreign ministry, they said there think it is possible we may see change both on the parliamentary are no political prisoners in side in this country and on the azerbaijan and this is not about whitewashing an image but about political side in the eu. can you sport. there are some serious see any circumstance in which the questions that remain about baku as next conservative leader would allow another referendum ? a host venue for such an important next conservative leader would allow another referendum? in this country? i think it's highly unlikely. i picture. think the idea of having all the extra paying costs, delay of running that game kicks off at 8pm, 11pm another referendum with all the divisiveness that would come from local time and could go on till 2am that and the feeling of best of two if there are extra penalties. or three and how that will work... i people selling their homes think it would be terribly bad for are having to drop prices more steeply than at any time the country and i think every candidate will set their face against it. if you have your for four years. collea g u es against it. if you have your colleagues have been tweeting they the average difference would block another independence between asking and selling prices, referendum in scotland as well. are now stands at £8,500. you on the same page?” here‘s simon gompertz. so it‘s the third one right up there.

referendum in scotland as well. are you on the same page? i think if a one, two, three, the black door. referendum in scotland is put it's in london where house highly likely to be of interest to prices have been falling, the discounts are big. matt has just negotiated £50,000 the next prime minister because they off, nearly 10% down just had one. the general principle from the original asking price. as you get one of these once a generation first it's to a strategic it‘s a duplex, it‘s a two bedroom, chance to think through where the 75 square metres, fully renovated. country or region might be going and chain free, no one‘s that's how they get handled. the lived there since the renovations have been done. idea of holding another one immediately i think would be not the price coming down, what difference did that make for you? well, i mean, it meant that i could buy the flat. it was at a price point good. it hasjust started raining that i could afford, i had the money for a down payment here at westminster heavily, wt and and i would be able a deluge of candidates. to get a mortgage. it never rains but it pours! thank the average gap between asking and selling prices stands at nearly 4% across britain. you very much indeed. get some shelter. so narrower than matt‘s in pricey there's more evidence of the stark financial pressures london but up from 3.3% last year facing english councils, and the devastating effect on care services. and a recent low of 2.7% new figures suggest 11 local authorities could run out of cash halfway through 2016. reserves in four years, so a price drop could make with the local government all the difference. association saying councils face it could mean you can afford to buy. systemic underfunding. but for many, the house price boom ministers insist they've put more was so big it means that even money into social care,

with a small drop in prices, but the health foundation says they‘re still way out of reach. the average spend in england and there‘s a stand—off between buyers expecting something is much less per head, cheaper and many potential sellers than in wales and scotland. not bothering unless 0ur social affairs correspondent, alison holt has been examining they absolutely have the care system for the bbc‘s to put their homes on the market. panorama programme. i don't like it. it‘s really important to find the home you want to buy, that's all right, i'll come i mean the home that want to live with you and i'll help you. in, not looking for a good deal. rachel and her mother barbara and you‘ve got to remember that are at the sharp end actually sellers are being a bit of the financial pressures local nervous at the moment and they‘re authorities are facing. not putting houses on the market where are you? i'm only here. so there might be fewer we're going to go this way now. homes to choose from. all right? house sales are still brisk in some parts of the country, i don't want to be here. but for people like matt, being able to argue the price down barbara has severe dementia can make the difference between getting the home you went and their county council, somerset, and seeing it slip away. closed the dementia day centre simon gompertz, bbc news. they relied on, as it tried to balance its books. eight years after the meltdown at the fukushima nuclear plant the authority offered alternatives, injapan, people are finally but for rachel, this was vital being allowed to return support that worked. to their homes. wash your hair, ready for tomorrow. i'm desperate. they left when a huge and i'm not the only one. tsunami struck the area. just under half the land in(map) the small town of 0kuma has now been cleaned up. you know, our lifeline has been cut. so, are people actually now taking

the chance to go home? rupert wingfield hayes you just think, if they don't listen to our pleas, how is the future going to evolve? sent us this report. over the ten months we followed oops, i pulled the whole lot out. somerset county council, it had to make £13 million of cuts or go bust. it meant painful decisions for the director of adult care after eight years as a nuclear services, who had to make a share of savings despite the refugee, this 70—year—old man growing demand for care. is back in his fields. this last year has been the hardest this is very interesting, this man has come back here, planted his crops. of my professional career, this is basically for his own consumption and to experiment, because i see ever more people to see what grows here, whether it‘s safe after it‘s grown. who we are not providing he says they have taken the top five the level and type of support centimetres of soil, that they want and need. it‘s been removed from his fields and whilst we have improved and from his garden here, and he said consequently it is not nearly as good as it used to be. a number of our services, on a nearby field, in giant letters, the japanese words "we came back". i am conscious that that has been out of the cost of services they were planted by that people have valued, this 80—year—old man. no longer being available. translation: i have been back many plans to reform the care system across england will be published at the earliest opportunity, according to the health times, so i am not worried and social care secretary. about radiation at all. i have already talked about the different ways of making sure we have a properly funded

only a tiny part of 0kuma has been social care system in the long term. reopened, the rest remaining completely off—limits. firstly, making sure there is more money there upfront. i have secured an extra almost as we have driven down into 0kuma town proper, the old town, £1 billion going into social care, so there is now almost 10% more the atmosphere completely changed. you can see the gates, money in social care than if there abandoned buildings, nothing has been touched was a couple of years ago. here for eight years. mum, we're going to go in the car now. the centre of the town is four kilometres from the nuclear that's all right, they stay here. reactors of fu kushima. but in places like somerset, they say the need for long—term funding and a plan for the future is now urgent, because the pressures before the disaster, are already biting. 11,000 people lived here. you can see by the door post here, we're going to go in the car, the name of the man who took us we're going home now. on patrol this morning. anita charlesworth this is his house. is the director of economic and research at the health he couldn‘t come with us because he is busy, foundation. but he can‘t come back here, and shejoins us now. thank and she joins us now. thank you for and this is how it has been joining us. just talk to us about for the last eight years or more, the discrepancy for funding in because this is considered a high england, as compared to scotland and radiation zone still. wales. so, in england, back in 2010,

this is a hotspot, and you can see we spent about £345 per person on it is because water has gathered here, and the water tends to, social care. 0ver we spent about £345 per person on social care. over the last six yea rs, when it washes down from the hills, social care. over the last six years, the amount we spend in it tends to bring a lot england has fallen. so we are now of radiation with it. you can see just this local area spending less per person, while he has a particularly high reading. snead has increased. in scotland, we this is the first time i have been see they are actually spending 43% back here in the exclusion zone around the power plant in about 3.5 more than we are in england, per years, but it doesn‘t get any less strange. person, on social care. and we radiation levels, we have taken weren't spending a lot in the first measurements, they are much higher place compared to need and the than outside the exclusion zone, around ten to 15 times higher. amount we are spending has fallen whether the levels here are a danger when mead has increased. the reasons to human health is open to debate. are cuts? local authorities have some scientists say you could quite borne a big brunt of the cuts safely live here without much following the economic crisis of 2008, social care is funded mainly by local government and central for the foreseeable future. government reduced the amount it was there are no plans to clean it up, no plans providing in those early years. it for people to move back here. started to switch a bit of nhs money

into social care, but it's just not keeping up with the increase in tadgh enright is here — need. that is a huge discrepancy in a moment he‘ll be telling us what‘s hot and what‘s not in the business news. between england, wales and scotland. first a look how is that translating into the at the headlines on afternoon live. ca re how is that translating into the care or lack of care that people are the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court getting? so, what we're seeing are to face accusations of misconduct in a public office. three effects in england. a lot of people not access to their care that they need. one of the things i think your package shows very clearly it it follows claims he made is often we think, we just need during the brexit referendum that the uk sent £350 million social care because families aren't doing their bit. families are going to the eu every week. above and beyond and being pushed to robert muller is preparing to the end of their tether and their deliver in a statement on the capacity and they need help from the russian meddling allegations as he is pressed to inform congress of his state. this isn't a question of findings. people leaving elderly relatives or (00v)an inquest hears the london bridge attackers used 12 loved ones without support. the inch pink kitchen knives, second thing is that we are pushing bought from a supermarket the workforce. so, we have a very here‘s your business low paid, minimum paid work. we've headlines on afternoon live. chinese telecoms giant huawei has asked a us court to speed up its legal battle seen vacancy rates low paid, minimum paid work. we've seen vacancy rates rising, turnover with the us government.

rising. that affects continuity of two weeks ago the trump ca re administration added huawei rising. that affects continuity of care as well. when we talk about to a trade blacklist, social care, we are talking about banning american companies from helping people to wash, get dressed, working with it without specifict go to the toilet. it's a really government approval. intimate activity. if it's a huawei today said it set a dangerous different person every week or a 15 precedent and warned it will harm minute visit, often for people basis billions of consumers of their main contact with the outside world. and then the final real madrid has overtaken thing we are seeing is that families manchester united as the most valuable european football club. are asking, being asked notjust to a study of club‘s enterprise value contribute more in terms of time and by kpmg estimates its worth at £2.91 billion. ca re contribute more in terms of time and care but also financially. as the means the valuation is based profitability care but also financially. as the m ea ns test care but also financially. as the means test bites more heavily. when you talk about staff being paid as well as popularity along with broadcasting rights, pretty poorly, what sort of wage sporting potential levels would they be on? the average and stadium value. salary for a care worker is about wh smith has been ranked the uk‘s the minimum wage, so that'sjust worst high street retailer for the second year in a row, according to a which? over £8.20 an hour. the thing that is quite shocking and social care is survey. a core set of social care staff are the poll, which covered 100 retailers, rated the chain "very on zero—hours contracts. and many social care workers stay with the poor" for value for money and in—store experience. in contrast richer sounds

system, they are passionate about and john lewis were at the top of the table. the work they do, but after 20 years of providing care, the average extra you are paid an hour isjust14p, so there is no career structure either so we are going to talk in social care. just briefly, if you supermarkets. it probably won‘t can come it's a big question, if you surprise you that this is a continuation of a trend we‘ve seen could wave a magic want to make it better what would you do, apart from in recent years. discount chains are continuing to grow, at the expense pouring in extra money?” better what would you do, apart from pouring in extra money? i think you have to recognise it's money that of traditional big force. the market matters, if we want a good social ca re system, matters, if we want a good social care system, we have to pay for it. share, or the market for supermarkets is growing. 1.3% over that will be expensive? yes. thank the past year. within that it‘s you very much, that was brief. thank interesting that the big four, sainsbury‘s, asda, tesco and you very much, that was brief. thank you so much. and you can find out more morrison are standing still and gains are being made by aldi and tonight in the first part of a two part panorama series, crisis in care, that's at 9pm on bbc one. lidl. together they have 13.8% of the market, that is growing. analysts say they are combined at a value which has gone up by £344 you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines: million over the past year. aldi by the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court

to face accusations of misconduct in a public office. itself is attracting an additional! it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum million new customers over the past that the uk sent £350 million year. they are still, both, even to the eu every week. together come in the shadow of tesco which is the market leader. its a crisis in social care, share remains 27.7%. although it is as england spends far less per head than wales and scotland. slipping slightly. earlier we heard an inquest hears from chris haywood who works for the the london bridge attackers used 12 inch pink kitchen knives, a nalyst, from chris haywood who works for the bought from a supermarket, analyst, he explained why the german weeks earlier. discounters continue to excel. the market has seen growth, and we‘ve seen travels on the high and in sport, the countdown is on to street, and the grocery sector is an intriguing all english europa nothing if not resilient. the big league final between chelsea and figures are for aldi and lidl.1 million more shoppers and over arsenal in baku but a lot of fans had struggled to make the trip to 600,000 for lidl. it's million more shoppers and over azerbaijan. england's cricketers go 600,000 for lidl. it‘s not all about the growth of the discounter, co—op through theirfinal azerbaijan. england's cricketers go has seen good growth, and although through their final preparations ahead of their world cup opener against south africa at the oval. they are being squeezed tesco performed well as well. a few things and defending champion rafa in the to think about at the moment. dial remains on course for a record firstly, with the uncertainty, there i2 dial remains on course for a record 12 french open title after a

straight sets win. i will be be back isa firstly, with the uncertainty, there is a sense of wallet fragility, with more of those stories at people are less willing to take 2:30pm.join me risks. their way to do that is to with more of those stories at 2:30pm. join me then. buy cheaper products ago to cheaper footage of the london bridge attackers, preparing in the days supermarkets. it‘s down on last and hours before they killed eight people, have been played at the inquests into those who died. year, mainly due to a fantastic may last year with the royal wedding on the court was shown images the football. this year we‘ve not of rachid redouane buying a pink had the weather all the events. if i ceramic kitchen knive from a shop we re had the weather all the events. if i were a grocer i‘d be thinking about in east london, which was used the cricket world cup coming up, the in the attacks two years ago. richard lister is at the old bailey football finals with british interest and the netball world cup for us this afternoon. injuly as interest and the netball world cup in july as well as interest and the netball world cup injuly as well as wimbledon. plenty earlier on, these inquests were of things for retailers to hang their hats on and get a hearing a lot of testimony about the discretionary spend back into victims are now it has switched to the attackers. what more have the stores. let's talk about huawei now, inquest been hearing today? you mentioned them in the headlines yes, the focus is very much on the and they are fighting back after a attackers at the moment. the inquest lot of pressure put on them. has been shown about two hours of cctv footage ta ken has been shown about two hours of cctv footage taken from various sites around london, which traces yes, this is an allegation that they are fairly completely the movements of the three attackers on the day of are being used as a vehicle for the attack. also some of the key moments in the run—up to the attack, spying. the us government retaliated

when they were making preparations with a multipronged attack. the for it. the first of the footage latest chapter relates to its that we saw in court was rachid blacklisting by the commerce redouane entering a lidl in east department, which effectively stops ham, notfar redouane entering a lidl in east us based companies working with ham, not far from where redouane entering a lidl in east ham, not farfrom where he redouane entering a lidl in east ham, not far from where he lived and huawei. google is having to wash its selecting a number of ceramic hands of huawei when it comes to kitchen knives, 12 inch pink kitchen android operating systems. the cfo knives which he takes to a is facing charges of breaching self—service checkout to purchase. a shop assistant has to come over and sanctions with iran, and the us are help him with that purchase, trying to encourage allies not to presumably because there is an age work with huawei in developing its verification requirement. so we see five g networks. this latest legal that assistant helping rachid redouane by the knives that were chapter relates to the blacklisting used on the night of the attack. we of google. the chief legal officer also saw footage from a few weeks spoke today saying this is going to later in the same lidl, rachid damage notjust redouane buying a series of wine spoke today saying this is going to damage not just the spoke today saying this is going to damage notjust the company, but the bottles, bottles that were later economy as a whole. found in the van on the night of the attack having been converted to we believe this sets a dangerous petrol bombs but thankfully never used. we saw also that three men precedent, today it‘s telecoms and together a few nights before the attack outside a gym where they are all members and where they huawei. tomorrow, it could be your socialised in the months before the industry. your company. your

attack. rather a curious bit of footage where we see rachid redouane consumers. thejudicial system discarding his phone in some rubbish outside the gym before the three men industry. your company. your consumers. the judicial system is the last line of defence for walk off and chat down a street for a while. they return and rachid justice. redouane picks up the phone again. us china trade war is weighing the speculation as he was concerned on markets, that has put a dampener may be the phone is being used to on oil prices too and energy stocks monitor him in what turned out to be just days before the attack. we have it was a pretty dramatic seen just days before the attack. we have seen images and evidence of khuram intervention in the people‘s daily newspaper, warning that china might butt trying to rent a seven and a start reducing its export of something it because of rare earths, half tonne truck in the attack. he failed because the branch he went to minimal which are important to rent it from its close. he manages to get a smaller van and in fact we manufacturing in general, particularly tech manufacturing. it see 29 bags of gravel that was is seen as an escalation of the placed in the back of their spam, it trade war, because lots of is thought to make it heavier and manufacturers around the world give it more momentum during that depend on the staff. it is about attack. it was suggested in court that london bridge was maybe only trying to prioritise chinese buyers. it is reflected in the ftse and the selected as a target for the attack in the few minutes before the attack dow. both are down. it also weighs was launched, because when police in the price of oil which is had a look in the van after the attack, they found a mobile phone reflecting on those two indices as and on that screen were in fact well. so no end in sight.

directions to oxford street in central london. richard, thank you very much indeed. we are going to show you the scene in washington right now, because in the next few minutes we have there aren't enough vets important developments. we are and architects in the uk expecting robert muller to make a so migration rules should be relaxed for workers from outside europe statement on his investigation into allowing them to compete forjobs. that's the view of the government's russian interference in the us migration advisory committee which is calling for an expansion elections in 2016. he will not be of the list of professions granted ‘skilled worker‘ status because of a crippling shortage in some sectors. it says web designers and psychologists are some of the other professions that taking questions. we are expecting a should be included. our home affairs correspondent short statement, just a few minutes danny shaw explains long. we will bring you that when it and that comes into us. you will remember list has been set up with the that president champ said that the purpose of providing an outlook for employers to recruit people if they two—year investigation had exonerated him after mr trump had are suffering shortages. the repeatedly denounced it as a witch migration advisory committee have recommended a number of professions be added to the list. they include hunt. the investigation involved dozens hunt. the investigation involved d oze ns of hunt. the investigation involved dozens of people, looking at them, archaeologists, web designers, psychologists, vets, speech examining and investigating, including several top tramp

therapists, occupational therapists, architects and biochemists. those advisors, and a series of russian are some of those professions that should be added to the list because nationals and russian companies as they are having trouble recruiting. the advantage of being on that list well. —— top trump advisors. the as there are fewer restrictions, it is easierfor employers as there are fewer restrictions, it is easier for employers to recruit people, they don‘t have to go first comments on his investigation through so many hoops and it‘s also into alleged russian meddling in the advantageous for the staff who come in because it is easierfor them advantageous for the staff who come in because it is easier for them to settle in britain and cheaperfor presidential election that donald them to settle in britain trump won and hillary clinton last. afterwards. but it‘s a reminder to it's trump won and hillary clinton last. it‘s going to be very interesting to the government, industry and the education and training sector that hear what he has to say. he‘s not these are the areas where britain is said anything at all, although trump suffering from a skills shortage. said anything at all, although trump the migration advisory committee said it was all a exoneration of says the situation is worse than it him. so we‘ll bring you that when it was six years says the situation is worse than it was six years ago, says the situation is worse than it was six years ago, unemployment is lower, there are more vacancies and begins in the next few minutes, live fewer eu workers are coming to britain stop light our affairs correspondent there. in washington. the eiffel tower is already one of the world‘s most popular tourist attractions, 15 civilians are reported to have been killed as russian—backed, but now there‘s a new way for people syrian government forces continue their assault on rebel—held territory in the country‘s north—western idlib province. to experience the parisian landmark. the un says barrel bombs to mark its 130th are being used against civilians birthday, visitors are getting and hospitals are being targeted. the to take a free trip on a zip

the region is dominated line from the top of the tower. byjihadi fighters who used to be linked to al-qaeda, participants are being picked by an online lottery on social media. as richard galpin reports. they‘ll set off from the second floor balcony for the ride, which lasts just sixty seconds, the last rebel held areas in syria and ends at the 18th—century are now under intense bombardment military complex, ecole militaire. by government forces, backed by their russian allies. the zipline will be operating this, the north—western province until the 11th ofjune. of idlib, the primary target. he had better get over there quickly if you want to go. personally, i don‘t! here‘s bent with the weather. it‘s under the control of a jihadist group which has been linked to al-qaeda. warm weather for some of us and wait but on the ground in the towns for others over the next few days —— and villages under attack, make is ben. you can see on the desperate scenes as rescuers try to save the lives of civilians, satellite picture this weather including children trapped coming in from the west. you can see in collapsed buildings. this warm front, as it continues to drift north—eastwards we are left mustapha from the white helmets with some pretty warm air in places. rescue team says rockets fired there‘s always something a little

at this town, killed seven people cooler across scotland, and more and left six others injured. almost a thousand people generally this is where we see some wet weather with outbreaks of rain. are reported to have been injured back to the here and now, this is or killed since the offensive ramped how it looked earlier on. not a up several weeks ago, after a truce particularly pretty day across across the area started unravelling. northern ireland, rain across at the united nations last night, north—west england, wales, down and mood of despair amongst humanitarian aid officials. towards the south—east. murky across the southwest. a humid feel to the weather, cooler across the far north of scotland. through this evening further military operations will and tonight, that warm humid air overwhelm all ability to respond. as a result, in many areas wafts across the uk, lots of cloud, of active hostilities, humanitarian operations mist and fog. look at the overnight have been suspended. temperatures. much milder than we‘ve been used to. here it will be quite the question today is — what you will do to protect civilians in idlib? a cool night. here is where we see translation: the best of the sunshine. for but russia‘s deputy central and southern scotland, are foreign minister sergei ryabkov said wriggling where the front brings the offensive was targeting islamist extremists who he said outbreaks of rain, to the south some were terrorising civilians and using them as human shields. patchy rain and drizzle. equally, to the east of higher ground we break

up the east of higher ground we break up the cloud and see some sunshine. and yet there are reports of indiscriminate weapons such that could lift temperatures up to as barrel bombs again being used by pro—government forces in this offensive. 23 or 24 degrees. into friday, frontal systems are plaguing and of many hospitals northern ireland anne western being targeted. scotla nd northern ireland anne western scotland because the drug. it could we agree the terrorists al-qaeda must be killed but the way bea scotland because the drug. it could be a foggy day. down into england that the syrians and russians and wales, some decent spells of are doing it at the moment, for every terrorist killed, sunshine, again, 22 or 23 degrees. 100 or 1000 civilians. where the fronts are still close to the north—west on saturday, rain is already almost 300,000 people have lighter and more patchy at this stage, the best of the sunshine fled the offensive. the un said syria is on the brink of a further south. saturday could be the humanitarian catastrophe. warmest day at 27, possibly 28 degrees. things do change subtly as you move out of saturday into 15 people are now known to have died, sunday, the cloud, those outbreaks as dozens of tornados continue of rain across the north west will to bring disruption to large parts make some progress further of the united states. tens of thousands of south—eastwards, squashing the heat homes are without power. nimesh thacker reports. into the south—eastern corner. a bit cooler and fresher further north and in brookville, 0hio, west. sue counts the cost of the tornado

that destroyed her home. trapped beneath a fallen wall, she‘s lucky to be alive. i was screaming, "lord help me, lord help me." i heard him say, "sue, we‘re coming, we‘re coming." and i saw the flashlight. and the neighbour on both sides helped get me out. across eight states, dozens of tornadoes pulverised homes and businesses. uprooting lives, destroying entire communities. in ohio, an 81—year—old man was killed when a twister picked up his car and smashed it into his home. it sounded like a jet engine, just landing right on top of your house. then the whole house started shaking and vibrating, and you just heard a big explosion. that was the glass through all the house getting blown out. mankind is no match against mother nature. tens of thousands of people have been left without power, as authorities deal with gas leaks and search for people still trapped by debris.

more severe weather is forecast and, while the tornadoes may have stopped for the moment, their impact will never go away. nimesh thaker, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here‘s ben rich. let‘s talk about the severe conditions in the united states. we we re conditions in the united states. we were talking about tornadoes yesterday afternoon and we are talking about them again this afternoon. this is the satellite picture. you can see from texas to the great lakes and even the north—east of the us where we don‘t get that many severe storms, we have had big thunderclouds developing because as i was explaining yesterday, a clash hello, you‘re watching ofair afternoon live. i was explaining yesterday, a clash of air masses, warm air pushing up i‘m ben brown. from the gulf of mexico, cooler air today at 4: diving down from the north—west, the the conservative leadership air begins to spin, we see those contender borisjohnson tornadoes. there are more to come, a has been summonsed by a court to face accusations of misconduct significant risk as we move through in a public office. the rest of today. a smaller risk as it follows claims he made we go into tomorrow and then during the brexit referendum actually, as we get through the rest of this week, the risk of severe that the uk sent £350 million storms and tornadoes will decrease.

so hopefully some quite a weather to to the eu every week. come. no tornadoes this side of the pond i live pictures from washington. hope? but it is getting warmer? us special counsel robert mueller is about to speak publicly for the first time it is, quite a few changes going on about the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. today. if you are in northern and eastern parts of the uk, scenes like this, some blue skies and some two years ago, the acting attorney sunshine but it is not like that general asked me to serve as special everywhere. this rather miserable counsel and created the special shot of shropshire is indicative of counsel‘s office. the appointment what‘s going on in the west some rain moving in and as it slides its order directed the office to way through, look at this, mist and investigate russian interference in fog starting to develop in the south—west. that is because the air the 2016 presidential election. this is turning that bit warmer. the included investigating any links or satellite picture shows the stripe of cloud bring in some outbreaks of coordination between the russian government and individuals rain associated with a frontal associated with the trump campaign. system, introducing this wedge of warm and humid air, it is the i have not spoken publicly during humidity giving us the mist and fog. our investigation. i am speaking out but over the next few days, this is how warm it will get, down towards today because our investigation is complete. the attorney general has the south—east it could get up to 27 made the report on our investigation degrees. further north and west, not as warm because here there will be largely public. we are formally more cloud and some outbreaks of rain. so yes, there are some big closing the special counsel‘s office

and as well, i‘m resigning from the changes to come. let‘s take a look at the forecast in some detail. this department ofjustice to return to is how things look right now. some private life. outbreaks of rain sliding in from i will make a few remarks about the the west, rain pushing across northern ireland, wales, the results of our work. but beyond midlands, north—west england, the these few remarks, it is important south—east as well. further north, thatis south—east as well. further north, that is where we have the best of that the office‘s written work the sunshine in the far north of speaks for itself. let me begin with the employed men sunshine scotland, albeit with a few showers and the murky conditions in order begins and that is the south—west. this evening and overnight, this feed are very humid interference in the 2016 air across the uk continues, mr presidential election. as alleged by the grand jury murk, low cloud and fog patches here presidential election. as alleged by and there. temperatures overnight, the grandjury in presidential election. as alleged by the grand jury in an indictment, russian intelligence officers, who are part of the russian military is, look at that, 12—13. quite a mild launched a concerted attack on our and muggy night, a little cooler in the far north of scotland here political system. the indictment again, a bit more in the way of alleges the use of sophisticated sunshine during tomorrow, cyber techniques to hack into particularly across shetland. a beautiful but rather a cool day. computers and networks used by the central and southern scotland, clinton campaign. they stole private information and then released that information and then released that information through fake online northern ireland seeing some rain. claudia murky star but with the strength of the breeze, the cloud to identities and through the break upa organisation wikilea ks. the

strength of the breeze, the cloud to break up a bit to reveal spells of identities and through the organisation wikileaks. the releases sunshine. in the sunshine tomorrow, we re organisation wikileaks. the releases were designed and timed to interfere with our election and to damage a those temperatures, 22 in hull and presidential candidate. 23 in london. 0n those temperatures, 22 in hull and 23 in london. on friday, we continue at the same time as the grand jury to see those frontal systems plaguing north—western parts of the alleged in a separate indictment, a uk, northern ireland and western private rationed entity engaged in a scotland, heavy rain. down into england and wales, looking dry and a social media operation, where cloud breaking up to give some russian citizens posed as americans in order to influence an election. spells of sunshine. again, temperatures well up into the 20s, some could get to 23 or 24. these indictments contain saturday, we continue that story, allegations and we are not frontal systems up to the north—west, outbreaks of patchy commenting on the guilt or innocence rain, not as wet across northern of any particular defendant. every ireland and scotland. saturday will defendant is presumed innocent be the warmest day. you can see the u nless orange and red colours, temperatures defendant is presumed innocent unless or until proved guilty. the up indictments allege and the other orange and red colours, temperatures up to 27, possibly even 28 degrees. as we move through saturday night activities in our report described effo rts activities in our report described efforts to interfere in our into sunday, a subtle change. the political system. they needed to be cloud and rain in the north—west look to push further investigated and understood and that is among the reasons why the south—eastwards, nudging the heat department ofjustice into the south—eastern corner. is among the reasons why the department of justice established our office. another warm day on sunday that further north and west, signs of that is also a reason we

something a little cooler and investigated efforts to obstruct the fresher spreading from the north—west. there are some changes investigation. the matters we to come, rain clearing through leaving much warmer air behind for investigated were of paramount the next few days. importance. it was critical for us to obtain full and accurate information from every person in question. when a subject of the investigation obstructs the investigation obstructs the investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the co re investigators, it strikes at the core of the government has an effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable. let me say a word about the report. the report has two parts, addressing the two main issues we were asked to investigate. the first volume of the report details numerous efforts emanating from russia to influence the election. this volume includes a discussion of the trump campaign‘s response to this activity, as well as our conclusion that there was this is bbc news, insufficient evidence to charge a our latest headlines. broader conspiracy. the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court in the second volume, the report

to face accusations of misconduct describes the results and analysis in a public office. it follows claims he made of our obstruction ofjustice investigation involving the during the brexit referendum president. the order appointing me special that the uk sent £350 million pounds counsel authorised us to investigate to the eu every week. actions that could obstruct the a crisis in social care, as england spends far less per head investigation. we conducted that than wales and scotland. investigation. we conducted that investigation and we kept the office of the acting attorney general apprised of the progress of our work. and after that investigation, i‘m desperate and i‘m not the only one. lifeline is being cared, ijust if we had had confidence that the think, they don‘t listen to our president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. pleas. how is the future going to we did not, however, make a determination as to whether the evolve ? president did commit a crime. the an inquest hears the london bridge attackers used 12 inch pink kitchen knives, introduction to the volume two of bought from a supermarket a few weeks earlier. our report explains that decision. an easy does it. how do you move a it explains that under department policy, a present president cannot ba nksy an easy does it. how do you move a banksy painting on the size of a be charged with a federal crime brick garage to a new museum down whilst he is in office. that is the road?

unconstitutional. even if the charge is kept under seal and hidden from sport now on afternoon live public view, that is also prohibited. with damian johnsondamian — a special council buzz in office as pa rt a special council buzz in office as part of the department ofjustice and by regulation, it was bound by some of the media are calling it a that department policy. charging the full english. around 6000 fans are president with a crime was therefore likely to be in the azerbaijan not an option we could consider. capitalfor the likely to be in the azerbaijan capital for the fiendishly expensive the department‘s written opinion and difficult place to get to. it‘s explaining the policy makes several miles from the european mainstream. relatively few have made it and important points that further travelled using planes, trains and informed our handling of the automobiles. the players and coach obstruction investigation. those are predicting a hard—fought match. points are summarised in our report andi points are summarised in our report there is a lot of speculation about and i will describe two of them for individual players, manager‘s of you. first, the opinion explicitly futures at the club, when you add all that together, it sets us up for permits the investigation of a sitting president because it is all that together, it sets us up for a bigger game than just football. a lot of things can go on around the important to preserve the evidence while memories are fresh documents club, and can ask questions about available. among other things, that evidence could be used if there were going into next season. co—conspirators who could be charged

i think it will be quite tight. i now. second, the opinion says the think that chelsea will try to play on the character with arsenal in constitution requires a process other than the criminaljustice possession. i'm hoping we can slot ina strike system to formally accuse a sitting possession. i'm hoping we can slot in a strike to win it that way. i president of wrongdoing. think it will probably go to extra time and will finish about 2am beyond policy we are guided by watching a penalty shoot out. principles of fairness. it would be arsenal have been really unlucky in unfairto re ce nt arsenal have been really unlucky in recent history. it's recent history. it‘s going to be an intriguing principles of fairness. it would be unfair to potentially accuse match. it kicks off at 8pm in baku, somebody of a crime when there can azerbaijan. this coverage on five be no court resolution of the actual live. watch the latest on the charge. so that was justice department policy, those with the principles cricket world cup? preparations are being made for the opening of the under which we operated and from world cup, it‘s a six week bonanza them we concluded that we would not reach a determination one way or the in the summer. england face south africa at the oval. if training is other about whether the president committed a crime. that is the anything to go by they may not feature at the oval. if training is office‘s final position and we will anything to go by they may not be checkmark word. there are other names in the frame to play instead, not comment on any other conclusion morgan should recover from a isa not comment on any other conclusion is a hypotheticals about the fractured finger. he believes his president. side can cope with the pressure of we conducted an independent criminal

being favourites. we‘ve spoken about it as a group. investigation and reported the results to the attorney general, as the level of expectation, it is therefore a reason. 0ver required by department regulations. the level of expectation, it is therefore a reason. over the last the attorney general then concluded few years we‘ve been outstanding. it was appropriate to provide our and a lot of the world cups, report to congress and to the certainly the ones i‘ve played in, american people. at one point in we‘ve gone in with very little time, i requested that certain expectation, and not done that well. portions of the report be released. the attorney general preferred to so far they haven‘t been any make the entire report public all at surprises at the french open with once and we appreciate that the the 2016 champion and last year‘s attorney general made the report runner—up through to the third largely public and i certainly do round. in the men‘s draw the 11 time not question the attorney general‘s good faith in that decision. champion rafael nadal has also won, i hope and expect this to be the beating the german in straight sets. only time i will speak to you in this manner. i am making that it took just two hours and beating the german in straight sets. decision myself was that no one has it tookjust two hours and nine minutes in the world 61, 62, 64. he told me whether i can or should will now move on into round three. testify or speak further about this matter. there has been discussion about an appearance before congress. any testimony from this office would the british number one is playing in

not go beyond our report. it the second round of this major, for the second round of this major, for the first time ever, has 26 seed contains ourfindings not go beyond our report. it contains our findings and analysis and the reasons for the decisions we konta goes in is favoured up against made. we chose those words carefully the american wild card. anthony joshua says world heavyweight title and the report speaks for itself. opponent will be more dangerous than the report is my testimony. i would taking on fellow champion deandre not provide information beyond that wilder. joshua is the odds—on which is already public in any favourite to retain his seat belts when they meet in madison square appearance before congress. in garden is on saturday. addition, access to our underlying work product is being decided and a fighting ruiz is more dangerous than —— in a process that does not involve our office. so beyond what i wales, why would i fight talent with the potential to beat me than i have said here today, and what is could face deandre waldo who has contained in our written work, i do talent. i'm going to take the wild not believe it is appropriate for me opportunity. i don't want to keep on to speak further about the playing these guides. i want to go investigation or to comment on the straight to the big fight. thousands actions of the justice department investigation or to comment on the actions of thejustice department or congress. it is for that reason i of mourners have gathered to pay will not be taking questions today, respect to three—time formula 1 as well. before i step away, i want to thank champion nicky lauder who died last the attorneys, the fbi agents, the week aged 70. thousands of fans

attended the mass. he will be laid to rest in private. that is all the a nalysts, the attorneys, the fbi agents, the analysts, the professional staff who helped us conduct this investigation inafairand helped us conduct this investigation in a fair and independent manner. sport for now, ben. thank you. we these individuals who spent nearly two years with the special counsel because my office are of the highest stay with sport, and tonight‘s a integrity. i will close by europa league final in azerbaijan. as you were hearing the build—up has reiterating the central allegation of our indictments, that there were been dominated by difficulties that theirfans from been dominated by difficulties that their fans from both sides had multiple systematic efforts to trying to get all the way to interfere in our election. and that azerbaijan. there are fears that the match will be played to a stadium allegation deserves the attention of that may bell be half empty. so what every american. thank you, thank you for being here today. is the atmosphere like in baku? sarah raynsford is there. excitement so, that is us special counsel is building? what about the fans, robert mueller making his first how many have made it will make it public comments on his investigation before kick—off? into allegations of russian interference in the 2016 us how many have made it will make it before kick-off? i don't think we presidential election. really not are looking at an empty stadium. it will have a lot of fans. they won‘t adding, frankly, to his report which bea will have a lot of fans. they won‘t be a huge number who are making it was published some time ago. that from england. this is a london derby, with a massive difference. report which donald trump said was

an exoneration of the allegations about 3000 miles differs, in fact. against him of taking part in a theirfans from about 3000 miles differs, in fact. their fans from england about 3000 miles differs, in fact. theirfans from england have been criminal conspiracy with moscow to having all sorts of difficulties win the white house. robert mueller getting here. people are doing all sorts of weird and creative things, saying charging the president with a trains across turkey and georgia, crime was not an option. the special and trying to make it to this match. counsel office‘s could consider some wily fans have come up with a under guidelines from the justice simpler plan. aaron chartered a department. he said he is formally plane to make it tear and brought closing the special counsel because hundreds of fans to baku.|j my office now, effectively his work is done, he himself is resigning plane to make it tear and brought hundreds of fans to baku. i mean, i wasn't prepared to spend days from the justice getting here on the back of a boat is done, he himself is resigning from thejustice department. so that was robert mueller, saying ortrain, god getting here on the back of a boat or train, god knows how other people it would be unfair to potentially accuse someone of a go to. got a direct flight, london it would be unfair to potentially accuse someone of a crime, namely to baku, it cost a fortune and about the president, when there could be no court resolution of those six hours but it was better than the allegations or that charge. alternative. fans have been complaining about so that is the latest from robert tobacco as a host venue, it‘s a long way to come and very expensive. what mueller, special counsel robert mueller, special counsel robert mueller making his first public you think about azerbaijan hosting? comments, but not really enlarging at the beginning of the season they very much on his long report into didn't know it would be to lending clu b didn't know it would be to lending club so you couldn't say let's have

it at wembley, but it is very out of russian interference and to the 2016 the way for most big clubs. big presidential campaign. we will be speaking to our washington clubs get to these european finals, correspondent with his take on that they knew they would be fans from statement from robert mueller are in england, italy, spain and germany, the next few minutes. meanwhile, it's a hell of a long way to go and let‘s talk to about politics here at i. it's a hell of a long way to go and i, personally, wouldn't have home. azerbaijan. you‘ve had a few hiccups as well, no boris johnson has been summonsed by a court to face hotel, taxi drivers trying to pull a accusations of misconduct in a public office. it follows claims he made fast one? during the brexit referendum we got to the airport, try to get a that the uk sent £350 million to the european union every week. taxi and they asked for 100 a judge at westminster magistrates court has ruled that mrjohnson azerbaijan money, which is 50 quid. should appear before a crown court. 0ur political corresepondent, then we found out that it should be jonathan blake has more details. the proud 50, then my hotel didn't the claim at the heart of this case, exist, so that was a cop as well. made by borisjohnson and others what about other teething problems, in the eu referendum campaign, what the atmosphere being like? that the uk sends £350 million there are more fans, more tsh to it a week to the european union. seems arsenal have a few more fans now, in the first case of its kind, the former foreign secretary is, coming to london. you can hear them in the background. for his use of that claim, accused of misconduct a lot of the locals are picking up in a public office — a criminal offence.

chelsea. it sounds like a good atmosphere, there's been no serious marcus ball, a businessman tension except for some bits and here on the right, is behind bobs with the police, mainly with the legal challenge, a private prosecution financed by an online crowdfunding campaign. arsenal fans. there is one issue that your midfielder is an armenian, captain of the national side, and he hasn‘t in previous hearings, his lawyers have claimed borisjohnson repeatedly lied come to azerbaijan because he won‘t and misled the british be safe here. how do you feel about public about the cost of membership of the eu. coming here without him? good morning, good morning, good morning. mrjohnson‘s representatives have i'm not going to lie, personally i don't think he's the biggest loss. suggested the case is a stunt aimed at undermining he is not one of our best players. the referendum result. his lawyers say he denies but it's ridiculous that we are going to a european final, and we can't bring our full squad because a acting improperly or player doesn't feel safe. that's a joke. he is a good player, and every dishonestly at any time. today, a districtjudge so joke. he is a good player, and every ruled she was satisfied so often he could be a game changer. that there is prima facie evidence of an issue being determined at they would have been absolute uproar trial, but stressed the allegations against borisjohnson are unproven. if eden hazard couldn't come because he will now have to attend he didn't feel safe to come. a preliminary hearing, before the case is sent i‘m not happy. a few hours until the to crown court for trial. as the frontrunner in the contest match, the atmosphere is improving to become the next prime minister, this case will be an unwelcome and fans are going. both sides. lots distraction for boris johnson, and may be used by his

of locals are looking forward to a opponents against him. jonathan blake, bbc top—level match in their local news, westminster. stadium. it‘s something that the authorities want to be a showcase 0ur political correspondent for the country. there has been a huge amount of criticism which they nick eardley is in westminster. have shrugged off but there is something of a cloud hanging over i think there has been a response this. in most of the focus now is from the boris johnson shifting towards the match in just a i think there has been a response from the borisjohnson team, is that right? yes, we had heard from a few hours. tell us a bit more about the source close to borisjohnson in the last hour saying this prosecution is politics of azerbaijan, as a nothing less than a politically country, but also, its long history motivated attempt to reverse brexit with armenia. and the bad blood and crush the will of the people, between two countries. saying the decision to summon boris johnson is extraordinary, it runs use a bad blood, this is a conflict that goes back some three decades. counter to centuries of british political tradition and risks for azerbaijan and armenia it‘s a undermining our democracy. to be very real and sensitive issue. the honest, i think team boris would conflict is often referred to as rather be talking about something frozen, but a couple of years ago else at the moment. they are, mr some 100 people were killed in johnson that is, is the frontrunner renewed fighting. these are to become the next prime minister. facilities that matter to both if you speak to most people around here, they think he is the one most countries. as far as azerbaijan is concerned this is 20% of its likely at the moment to win that territory operated and controlled by conservative leadership race. let‘s

armenians. there is an awful amount remind ourselves exactly what this of hostility and bad feeling, so you case is about. it is about the claim can understand how despite the best made during the referendum by intentions that spills over into sport. beyond that, there is the numerous people on the vote to leave side that £350 million a week was issue of human rights. amnesty international, for example, warned going from the uk to brussels. it is not contested that that claim was that the authorities in azerbaijan are trying to use this event to made, but the accusation that‘s been made, but the accusation that‘s been whitewash what they refer to as made in court is that the claim was misleading and that in making it, mr repressive regimes. there are problems with freedom of speech, the johnson was guilty of misconduct in freedom to demonstrate, and there public office. are many activists, opposition as you have heard in that response activists behind bars. i put those from sources close to mrjohnson, things to a minister here, a thatis from sources close to mrjohnson, that is completely denied. they think this case is a stunt and they spokesman for the foreign ministry, and they said there are no political don‘t think it should go ahead. but prisoners in azerbaijan, this is not for a don‘t think it should go ahead. but about whitewashing the image but fora man don‘t think it should go ahead. but for a man who is getting ready to launch a pretty intense bid to about whitewashing the image but about sport. there are some serious questions that remain about baku as become prime minister, i suspect this is a distraction he would a host for such an important rather not have. all right, thank you. nick eardley fixture. it has been hugely for at westminster. controversial, thank you, sarah. footage of the london bridge attackers, preparing in the days

and hours before they killed eight people, have been played at the inquests into those who died. legislation that could pave the way for a second scottish independence referendum the court was shown images ——if the westminster government allows it —— of rachid redouane buying a pink has been published at holyrood. ceramic kitchen knive from a shop first minister nicola sturgeon said the bill would give people north of the border, what she called, the "opportunity in east london, which was used to choose a better future". 0ur scotland correspondent lorna in the attacks two years ago. gordon sent this update. richard lister is at the old bailey for us this afternoon. the snp, certainly, had a bit of a jazz bring as up—to—date with what bounce in the european elections, in the court has been told today. a very pro—europe message, they gained three of the six seats the court has just finished seeing about two hours of footage which available, whether that was strong, showed most of the events of the day of the attack itself, so a number of entirely strong indicators of pro independence, order others lending cameras filming, cctv cameras, bus their vote to the snp because of cameras filming, cctv cameras, bus cameras and other cameras around their vote to the snp because of their stance on europe is not london which was trawled to find entirely clear. but it, certainly images of the three attackers as they went about their day leading up to the attack on the 3rd ofjune in given their supporters momentum in the evening. it also showed some key the arguments over whether scotland moments in the days and weeks leading up to the attack itself is should be an independent country. not as you said, some of the first today we see the publishing of this footage shown today was of rachid

bill, the referendum of scotland bill, which sets out the legal redouanein footage shown today was of rachid redouane in a lidl supermarket. he framework for any, and all, entered the supermarket in east ham and it was there to buy 12 inch referendums are matters in scotland because michael control. of course, ceramic kitchen knives that were used in the attack. he selects the a referendum on scottish knives and takes them to a independence is not within the scottish government ‘s go control at self—service checkout and he actually has to be helped by a the moment. they would need what‘s member of staff to purchase those called a section 30 order to be knives, presumably because there was granted by westminster. and an age restriction which has to be ove rco m e an age restriction which has to be overcome on the terminal before he is allowed to make the purchase. scotland‘s of first minister, nicola very clear purchase from that lidl. sturgeon, says it would be a democratic outrage if a section 30 similar footage very clear purchase from that lidl. similarfootage to this very clear purchase from that lidl. similar footage to this shown in court also which came from rachid wasn‘t granted. redouanein court also which came from rachid redouane in that same lidl about two if, and when, we reach the weeks later when he was buying wine westminster government and the scottish government can‘t agree and bottles. bottles of wine on those i will set out my intentions. there bottles. bottles of wine on those bottles were found in the van on the isa i will set out my intentions. there is a point of principle here, it is night of the attack, some 13 bottles, which had been converted legitimate for the westminster government, and anybody else for into petrol bombs and although they that matter, to oppose independence. we re into petrol bombs and although they were never set off, we heard during it would be a democratic outrage, the inquest proceedings today that particularly given my mandate as they were viable bombs and could have caused serious harm. another first minister, 40 westminster piece of video that was released and government to seek to stand on the way of the people of scotland having shown in court today was of the the right to choose. that is a three men one evening just a just a

com pletely the right to choose. that is a completely different proposition and i think democratically unsustainable. few days before the three of them this bill will, it‘s thought, used. you can see that black meeting outside the gym that the three of com plete this bill will, it‘s thought, complete its passage here by the end them used. you can see that black and white image, it isjust behind of the year, and if a section 30 the gym. , it isjust behind order were to be granted they would and white image, it isjust behind the gym. , it is just behind the gym. throws it into a pile of still need secondary legislation to rubbish next to the gym door. their men go off walking and it is assumed set their date for any referendum on they are talking about what they are going to do in a few days‘ time. the scottish independence and the question, in any referendum on assumption is that rachid redouane put that phone in that pile of rubbish because he was concerned it scottish independence would need could have been used to monitor him, secondary legislation. but because this bill were to pass it could because when he comes back with the other two, he retrieves the phone happen within a timely fashion. again before they continue on their there has already been a strong way. we also saw evidence disposes response from opposition groupings ofa here in scotland, they are calling way. we also saw evidence disposes of a phone, it seems, throws into a pile of rubbish next to the gym door. the men go off walking and it this an obsession on the part of the is assumed they are talking about what they are going to do in a few snp. they say nicola sturgeon is days‘ time. the assumption is that rachid redouane put that phone in pandering to her party, and her that pile of rubbish because he was actions are reckless and concerned it could have been used to monitor him, because when he comes back with the other two, he irresponsible. that was our scotland retrieves the phone again before they continue on their way. we also saw evidence today khuram butt tried correspondent. now clive is here to rent a much longer truck than was

with all the business news. first of actually used in the attack, had to make do with a smaller van. 0ne all, let‘s look at our latest other piece of interesting imagery we saw was from a phone lorry but the branch he wanted to pick it up headlines. from was closed and he had to make do with a smaller van. 0ne from was closed and he had to make the conservative leadership do with a smaller van. one other piece of interesting imagery we saw contender, borisjohnson, was from a phone the van on the has been summonsed by a court to face accusations of misconduct night at the attack which showed it in a public office. had a sat night satnav map showing it follows claims he made directions to oxford street in during the brexit referendum central london. the inference has that the uk sent 350 million pounds beenin central london. the inference has been in these proceedings that it to the eu every week. might have been london bridge was new analysis show england spends not a planned target and they only far less on social care decided to attack london bridge and borough market a few moments before per head than wales and scotland. the attack took place. richard, thank you. richard lister with a summary of the day‘s testimony at an inquest hears the london bridge attackers used 12 those inquest at the old bailey. inch pink kitchen knives, bought from a supermarket, weeks earlier. you‘re watching afternoon live. these are the headlines: here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. chinese telecoms giant huawei has asked a us court the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, to speed up its legal battle has been summonsed by a court with the us government. to face accusations of misconduct two weeks ago the trump in a public office. it follows claims he made administration added huawei during the brexit referendum that the uk sent £350 million to a trade blacklist, banning american companies from to the eu every week. working with it without specifict government approval. us special counsel robert huawei today said it set a dangerous mueller says it was "not an option"

precedent and warned it will harm to charge president trump. billions of consumers he‘s been speaking publicly for the first time about the investigation into russia interference in the 2016 real madrid has overtaken presidential election. manchester united as the most new analysis shows far less valuable european football club. is being spent on social care per head in england than in wales and scotland. a study of club‘s enterprise value by kpmg estimates its worth around 6000 chelsea and arsenal at £2.91 billion pounds. supporters are in baku but others the valuation is based profitability are staying away from the europa as well as popularity along league final in azerbaijan. with broadcasting rights, sporting potential england‘s cricketers go through and stadium value. preparations for their opener in the wh smith has been ranked the uk‘s world cup against south africa. no worst high street retailer shocks in the french open today. for the second year in a row, last year‘s women‘s runner—up is according to a which survey. the poll, which covered 100 retailers, rated the chain "very poor" for value for money through with a straight sets win. and in—store experience. more on those stories at half past. in contrast richer sounds and john lewis were at the top of the table. join me then. let‘s return to that statement from robert mueller in the past half hour. so, huawei are fighting back? talking about his investigation into

yes, asking a us court to speed up alleged russian interference in the the legal process surrounding one of 2016 us presidential election. a whole string of assaults of the us let‘s speak now to our correspondent government is trying to make against in washington gary 0‘donoghue. them, and a warning today from the first time he has spoken about huawei, the chinese telecoms his report but we had his long manufacturer is that this is harming report, did we learn anything new from what he said a few moments ago? americanjobs. now manufacturer is that this is harming american jobs. now come a manufacturer is that this is harming americanjobs. now come a bit manufacturer is that this is harming american jobs. now come a bit of a you are right, this was a watershed history lesson here. it is a telecoms manufacturer, they moment. this man had been completely catapulted to the news agenda quiet for the last two years, not because it is owned by the chinese, saying a word publicly and now, when there are allegations that it is the work is over, he came out and deeply intertwined with the chinese essentially reiterated his government. it is a world leader conclusions, namely that there was when it comes to the roll—out of 5g, no collusion that they could find the next generation of mobile phone between the trump campaign and technology. the us claims that it is russia, although there were significant efforts by the russians a vehicle for chinese spying. to interfere with the political something it denies. today we heard process for the benefit of one from the chief legal officer talking candidate, and that candidate being about the consequences for consumers donald trump. 0n the second part of everywhere if this continues. we his investigation, the obstruction of justice, his investigation, the obstruction ofjustice, again he said in the believe this sets a dangerous original report that he couldn‘t come to a conclusion. he made a very precedent. today is telecom and specific point today of setting that

out again. he said, if we had had huawei, tomorrow it could be your confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we industry, your company, your would have said so. consumers. the judicial system is so, if they could have been sure the the last line of defence for president didn‘t obstructjustice, they would have said so. he then justice. joining us from the new went on to set out some of the department ofjustice‘s rules and york stock exchange is our north some of the precedents which said america business correspondent. charging the president with a crime was not an option we could consider. welcome, samir f. huawei want a quicker end to these legal soi was not an option we could consider. so i think he is trying to reiterate restrictions, how does this actually go any faster? it possibly can, the and to reinforce that second part, that second part of the investigation, which is the one that judge would have to say, look, you democrats are most interested in, don't need to go through the process given what donald trump has said of discovery. that's the process by about himself being totally exonerated on all counts. which the white house, or representatives from the white house yes, it is tricky, isn‘t it? donald would be digging for new trump claims he‘s been absolutely information. they can sort of get exonerated but that is less than away from that, then they could wholehearted when robert mueller speed up the process, ultimately, said if we had confident the that would be the best outcome for president did not commit a crime, we would have said so. a bit like a huawei. they believe that this is double negative.

not something that the us government absolutely. it‘s a bit round the is actually able to prove, they houses but what it is saying is we are not sure if he did or not but if could dispel this very quickly. we we are sure he didn‘t, we would have heard from the chief legal officer, said so. the other thing, of course, suggesting that this is the industry and we‘ve had this, is the that will suffer given the difficulty of legal precedents and if you can charge a sitting limitations on huawei. 0ver president. that seems to be that will suffer given the limitations on huawei. over here, something the department ofjustice you‘ve got a lot of phone providers doesn‘t seem to think you can do. saying they do need huawei to roll bearin doesn‘t seem to think you can do. bear in mind another thing robert mueller said in the statement is, i have nothing more to add than is in this out, quickly, what are they saying where you are? are they my report. this is reflected in the toeing the line, or do they have ongoing battle between the their own voice? the us government, department ofjustice, the special counsel‘s office and democrats in congress, who want him to come and specifically the president, really wa nt to specifically the president, really want to see domestic telecom appear before their committees, to companies to be able to put out this be questioned in public or in private or a bit of both. those kind of technology. but how come negotiations have been going on for companies here are very far away weeks and weeks and they have got from being able to implement any nowhere, really. he hasn‘t had a subpoena issued against him yet but kind of 5g technology, and it will thatis subpoena issued against him yet but that is still a possibility that is be several years before they are on the table. but he is saying here, able to do that. so from the evenif on the table. but he is saying here, even if i do end up there, i have no company‘s point of view, it really more to say and i will add no more than i had said in the report. is huawei with that is in a position

to be able to fulfil that demand. he also made it clear today that not is huawei with that is in a position to be able to fulfil that demandm is also viewed as another chapter, only was his office winding up but he was resigning from the department another element of the ongoing trade ofjustice he was resigning from the department of justice and he was resigning from the department ofjustice and heading back to spat that there is between china and private life. not entirely surprising given that two years he‘s the us. more on that today, we heard had. heading for a quiet life. from donald trump‘s point of view, is that an editorial in the people‘s this effectively all over? has he daily newspaper warned the us that it could limit to supplies of the ridden out storm? there are no so—called rare earths. what‘s all bombshell is a mess. this had the this about chris mack and why has it potential, when you see robert mueller is about to do a statement put a it is and he had said nothing for the last two years and he had said nothing for the last two yea rs in and he had said nothing for the last this about chris mack and why has it puta it is a this about chris mack and why has it put a it is a central component of two years in public, you think my all things technology. goodness me... but we are told the white house was informed last night it is really are very crucial. if about it. i think if they were worried about the content, then you would have seen some early kind of you look at the us trade deficit with china, where on they are deeply defence getting in there before he even stood up. but they clearly important for any kind of weren‘t. i think they will say that technology. and china really this simply underlines what they have been saying all along. dominates the market. it holds 40% democrats, of course, will say there is still this open question about

of these, it has put 78% of it obstruction of justice, is still this open question about obstruction ofjustice, we need to know more, we need to see the underlying evidence. but i think the worldwide. if they are going to white house will certainly feel that start limiting it, or saying, worldwide. if they are going to they are out of the woods on this. start limiting it, orsaying, look, this is dealt with domestic demand bearin they are out of the woods on this. bear in mind, the bottom line when first. that could really encourage it comes to the election and things technology companies here in the like that next year, is, and we saw usa. so as it has been pointed out this in the midterms, voters don‘t this is another escalation of the really care much about the russia thing. gary, thank you so much. trade war between the usa and china. thank you. let‘s have a look at how there‘s more evidence thatis of the stark financial pressures thank you. let‘s have a look at how facing english councils, and the devastating that is weighing up on the market. effect on care services. as you can see here the ftse is new figures suggest 11 local authorities could run out of cash down. it is weighing on the oil reserves in four years, with the local government association saying councils face price too. that‘s having an effect systemic underfunding. on energy stocks. another interesting story today, british ministers insist they‘ve put more money into social care, american tobacco is down by 4%. we but the health foundation says the average spend in england are smoking less so cigarette sales are smoking less so cigarette sales is much less per head, than in wales and scotland. 0ur social affairs correspondent, alison holt has been examining are down. the care system for the bbc‘s panorama programme.

i don‘t like it. (pres)people selling their homes are having to drop prices more steeply than at any time that's all right, i'll come for four years. the average difference with you and i'll help you. between asking and selling prices, rachel and her mother barbara now stands at £8,500. are at the sharp end of the financial pressures local authorities are facing. so it‘s the third one right up there. where are you? one, two, three, the black door. i'm only here. we're going to go this way now. in london where house prices have been falling, all right? the discounts are big. i don‘t want to be here. matt has just negotiated £50,000 barbara has severe dementia and their county council, somerset, off, nearly 10% down closed the dementia day centre they relied on, as it tried from the original asking price. it‘s a duplex, it‘s a two bedroom, to balance its books. the authority offered alternatives, 75 square metres, fully renovated. chain free, no one‘s but for rachel, this was vital lived there since the renovations have been done. support that worked. the price coming down, what difference did that make for you? wash your hair, ready for tomorrow. well, i mean, it meant that i could buy the flat. i'm desperate. it was at a price point and i'm not the only one. that i could afford, i had the money for a down payment you know, lifelines are being cut. and i would be able to get a mortgage. you just think, if they don't listen to our pleas, how is the future going to evolve? the average gap between asking and selling prices stands at nearly 4% across britain. over the ten months we followed somerset county council, it had to make £13 million of cuts so narrower than matt‘s in pricey or go bust. london but up from 3.3% last year and a recent low of 2.7% it meant painful decisions

for the director of adult care halfway through 2016. services, who had to make a share so a price drop could make of savings despite the all the difference. growing demand for care. it could mean you can afford to buy. but for many, the house price boom this last year has been the hardest was so big it means that even of my professional career, with a small drop in prices, because i see ever more people they‘re still way out of reach. who we are not providing and there‘s a stand—off the level and type of support between buyers expecting something that they want and need. cheaper and many potential sellers not bothering unless and whilst we have improved a number of our services, they absolutely have i‘m conscious that that has been out to put their homes on the market. of the cost of services that people have valued, it‘s really important to find the home you want to buy, no longer being available. i mean the home that want to live plans to reform the care system in, not looking for a good deal. across england will be published and you‘ve got to remember that at the earliest opportunity, actually sellers are being a bit according to the health nervous at the moment and they‘re not putting houses on the market and social care secretary. so there might be fewer homes to choose from. i have already talked house sales are still brisk in some about the different ways of making parts of the country, sure we have a properly funded but for people like matt, being able to argue the price down social care system in the long term. can make the difference between getting the home you went firstly, making sure there is more and seeing it slip away. simon gompertz, bbc news. money there up front. i have secured an extra almost £1 billion going into social care, so there‘s now almost 10% more money

the delicate process of moving a mural by banksy from its previous in social care than if there home on the side of a garage was a couple of years ago. in port talbot, to a new museum in the town, has got underway. mum, we're going to the artwork has been cut out go in the car now. that's all right, they stay here. of a wall, after being bought by an art dealer from essex. tomos morgan watched the move. but in places like somerset, they say the need for long—term funding and a plan for the future is now urgent, because the pressures as christmas descended on port talbot last are already biting. year, so did banksy. we're going to go in the car, visitors flocked to view season‘s greetings. we're going home now. thank you so much! alison holt, bbc news. and security measures were put in place to thwart the threat from vandals. this is bbc news. it was bought for a six—figure sum, for 20 7pm. time for a look at the latest weather forecasts with chris and today the piece is finally fawkes. after a fine and sunny start being moved and rehoused. a process that‘s caused to the day, the weather turning much quite a headache. the nerves are going to be this cloudier, a bit of rain around as well. the wettest weather working afternoon when we unwrap it, because anything could have happened into northern ireland, north—west england, north wales. some damp and we don‘t know weather for the southeast this because it‘s covered up. afternoon for a time. bright or sunny areas in the north—east of i don‘t think anything has happened, scotla nd sunny areas in the north—east of scotland but otherwise turning but now it will be moved progressively cloudier. 0vernight

tonight, much of the rain will tend by a lorry at a snails pace, into town. tonight, much of the rain will tend to ease its way eastwards. we will it‘s been a slow process as a crane slowly moved the garage be left with damp and drizzly corner onto a flatbed, before being transported conditions around the western coasts through the centre of town, and hills and the breeze will pick with a police escort at four up. we are looking at a mild night, miles per hour. with temperatures 12—13 can vary the hope is hat season‘s greetings has remained in pristine condition widely across the country. thursday, under its protective casing, cloudy start to the day, with some dampness around an brisk westerly so that the public can view it winds. as we go into the afternoon, in all its glory in its new home we will see more significant rain here in the centre of port talbot. moving into northern ireland, and in front of a wave of onlookers, western scotland and turning heavy here through the afternoon. any dry seasons greetings is finally and bright weather in the revealed in its new home. tomos morgan, bbc news, port talbot. south—east, temperatures climbing towards the mid 20s. that is your weather. time for a look at the weather. job done. there are certainly some changes at the moment. many of us are affected changes at the moment. many of us a re affected by changes at the moment. many of us are affected by cloud and rain so far today. it‘s brought about on the satellite picture by a frontal system working in from the atlantic

and drifting slowly north—eastwards. what this front is doing is introducing a wedge of warmer air. just about all of us will feel the effects. elsewhere, quite a warm and humid feel. the warmest weather in the south—east where we see some sunshine. not as warm across the north west. 0utbreaks sunshine. not as warm across the north west. outbreaks of rain. this afternoon is pretty cloudy and soggy for some. that was belfast. southern scotla nd for some. that was belfast. southern scotland is down towards the south—west with increasingly misty and murky hill fog. the best of the brightness to close out the day. this evening and night, we continue to see this moist weather spreading across the uk, some outbreaks of you patchy rain and drizzle, far from a this is bbc news — cold night. 12 or 13 degrees. cooler our latest headlines. the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court across the far north, slightly to face accusations of misconduct in a public office. to face accusations of misconduct cooler air tomorrow as well with it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum

that the uk sent £350 million some sunshine across shetland. to the eu every week. 0utbreaks some sunshine across shetland. outbreaks of rain across central and southern scotland, that‘s where the us special counsel robert mueller weather front will be sitting during says it was "not an option" to charge president trump over thursday. early cloud breaks up to alleged collusion with russia. reveal sunny spells. cloud breaks he‘s been speaking publicly for the first time about the investigation into russia are encouraged by a brisk breeze. it interference in the 2016 presidential election. will be very noticeable, but as the cloud does break up, the temperatures could go up to 23 or 24 degrees. this is how friday is expected to shape up. particularly under long—standing department in western scotland some pretty policy, a president cannot be heavy and persistent rain during charged with a federal crime where friday. down across england and he is in office. that is wales, spells of sunshine with unconstitutional. new analysis shows far less is being spent on social temperatures 22 to 23 degrees. those care per head in england than in wales and scotland. fronts are still sitting around the an inquest hears the london bridge attackers used 12 north west on saturday, the rain inch pink kitchen knives, uses for a time, the best of the bought from a supermarket a few weeks earlier. sunshine across england and wales. saturday could be the warmest day. the middle 20s across the midlands sport now on afternoon live and 27 or28 with damian johnson. the middle 20s across the midlands and 27 or 28 somewhere in the all eyes on baku for south—eastern corner. a subtle the europa league final change as we move out of saturday between arsenal and chelsea

into sunday. the cloud and rain that later this evening? would have been in the north west push further south—east, squashing yes we have amazing stories of fans the warmth into the south—eastern trying to get to the game. good afternoon. corner. still middle 20s, but we start to turn a little cooler and 0nly around 6,000 fans from the two teams are likely to be fresher. rain moving so today as it in baku for the final. it‘s an expensive and difficult clears will leave us with something place to get to, nearly 3,000 warmerfor clears will leave us with something warmer for the next few days. miles from the london. the relatively few who‘ve made it have travelled by trains, planes and automobiles. former players of both clubs predicting a hard fought match. many more are deterred by the travelling. we have some of the intrepid travelling supporters who have made it. many thanks. there are going to be 1000 tales of how the fa ns going to be 1000 tales of how the fans got here. it‘s going to be very red and blue in the olympic stadium tonight, lots of international arsenal and chelsea fans, a lot of azerbaijan fans who have adopted a tea m azerbaijan fans who have adopted a team for the night. but there are stories of the die—hard season ticket holders who have come from

london to try and get to this europa league final. can you believe that after a ll league final. can you believe that after all the hours and days it‘s taken some of them we are just half hello, you‘re watching an hour away from the gates opening. afternoon live. still a fairfew i‘m ben brown. today at 3: the conservative leadership an hour away from the gates opening. still a fair few hours before kick—off though. 8pm kick—off, sea contender borisjohnson and a half hours to go. let‘s meet has been summonsed by a court, to face accusations of misconduct some of those ticket holders. we in a public office. have a variety here. tim, you are a it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum that the uk sent £350 million chelsea season ticket holder. well to the eu every week. done for getting here. new analysis shows far less we came via istanbul. it‘s a very is being spent on social care per head in england clea n we came via istanbul. it‘s a very clean cut a in baku, than in wales and scotland. we came via istanbul. it‘s a very clean cuta in baku, it we came via istanbul. it‘s a very clean cut a in baku, it was absolutely fine. it is an expense, and you understand i‘m desperate. and i‘m not the only one. why people delete my go there aren‘t many more chelsea fans? there are a lot more in town. there you know, lifelines are being cut. isa there are a lot more in town. there is a lot more red shirts than blue. you just think, if they don‘t listen to our pleas, how is the future going to evolve? i booked beforehand, to get a cheaper deal. so i was confident we an inquest hears the london bridge would make it. attackers used 12 inch enjoy tonight. i know you aren‘t going to get much change out of

pink kitchen knives, bought from a supermarket a few weeks earlier. £1000.jimmy and gemma coming up on afternoon live, going to get much change out of £1000. jimmy and gemma are arsenal season ticket holders, father and daughter. a decent journey, all the sport with damian. season ticket holders, father and daughter. a decentjourney, but you had to save your pennies. we came in via riga, and into baku and their battle is on tonight? one sunday morning. it's a fantastic baku or bust — the teams journey and we've had a fantastic are there but fans are struggling to make the journey to azerbaijan time since we've been here. for the all english europa league it looks like you are outnumbering final between arsenal and chelsea. details coming up. chelsea fans two to one. thanks, damian. and ben rich has all the weather. that's good, e 21 results. we'll take that! what do you think thank you, good afternoon. 0nce again, some rain to content with, about the match? we are really excited. i think it's some cloud as well, misty and murky going to be a fabulous game. both on some coasts and hills. as it teams will score, and i'll be happy clears its way through, for many of as long as we score more. us, things looking warmer over the next few days. how much warmer, we there is more riding on it for arsenal after missing out on the find out before half past. you are going to keep us guessing, champions league spot. it‘s notjust a trophy, it‘s perhaps even more 0k! also coming up: game of thrones actor kit harington has checked important. chelsea have already qualified, so into a wellness retreat in the us. his publicist says he‘s working we have to win. they can take it or on some personal issues. leave it, but we have to win.

i mentioned those international fans, sven is from norway and has only been to two arsenal matches. this will be number three. it took one day to get your? hello everyone — yes. i go from stockholm to this is afternoon live. i‘m ben brown. borisjohnson has been summonsed lithuania and then to russia, and by a court to face accusations of misconduct in a public office. from russia to baku. it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum that the uk sent £350 million a big round of applause for sven. to the european union every week. enjoy the match. it‘s a triumph just a judge at westminster magistrates court has ruled that mrjohnson getting here. we are almost there, should appear before a crown court. the gates are opening in just under 0ur political corresepondent, half and i were. sounds like a great jonathan blake has more details. experience. there is live commentary of the final between arsenal and the claim at the heart of this case, chelsea on radio five live, made by borisjohnson and others beginning at 6:30pm with kick—off at in the eu referendum campaign, 8pm. you can follow the game on the that the uk sends £350 million bbc sport website. a week to the european union. away from baku, final preparations are being made in london for the opening of the cricket world cup. now, in the first case of its kind, england face south africa at the oval and if training

the former foreign secretary is, is anything to go by today, pace bowler mark wood for his use of that claim, may not feature. liam plunkett and sam curren could accused of misconduct in a public office, a criminal offence. be in the frame to play instead. captain eoin morgan should recover marcus ball, a businessman from a fractured finger and reckons here on the right, is behind he will have a full squad to choose from. the legal challenge, he believes his side can cope with the pressure a private prosecution that‘s all your support for now. jane will have more in the next financed by an online crowdfunding campaign. in previous hearings, his lawyers have claimed boris johnson hour. repeatedly lied and misled the british public about the cost of membership of the eu. )people selling their homes are having to drop prices more good morning, good morning, good morning. steeply than at any time mrjohnson‘s legal team say for four years. the average difference between asking and selling prices, he denies acting improperly now stands at £8,500. here‘s simon gompertz. or dishonestly at any time, and have suggested the case is a stunt aimed at undermining the referendum result. today, a districtjudge ruled that there was enough evidence for a trial to proceed, but stressed that the allegations matt has just negotiated £50,000 off against borisjohnson are unproven. nearly 10% down from the original asking price. it's a duplex, he will now have to attend westminster magistrates‘ court two—bedroom, 75 square metres, fully for a preliminary hearing,

before the case is sent renovated. no one has lived there to crown court for trial. since renovations have been done. as the frontrunner in the contest to become the next prime minister, this case will be an unwelcome distraction for boris johnson and may be used by his opponents against him. jonathan blake, bbc news. the price coming down, what difference did that make for you? 0ur political correspondent well, i mean, it meant that i could buy the flat. it was at a price point nick eardley is in westminster. that i could afford, i had the money for a down payment we are in the middle of this and i would be able to get a mortgage. conservative party leadership race. the average gap between asking and selling prices stands what are the political implications at nearly 4% across britain. of all of this? i think it's fair to so narrower than matt‘s in pricey say it is terrible timing for boris london but up from 3.3% last year johnson. most people around here in and a recent low of 2.7% westminster accept he is the halfway through 2016. frontrunner not just to so a price drop could make all the difference. westminster accept he is the frontrunner notjust to be the next leader of the conservative party, it could mean you can afford to buy. but for many, the house price boom but ina leader of the conservative party, but in a few weeks‘ time to be prime was so big it means that even minister. so at the very least, this with a small drop in prices, they‘re still way out of reach. case is an unwelcome distraction is a stub let‘s just remind ourselves and there‘s a stand—off between buyers expecting something exactly what is at the heart of it. cheaper and many potential sellers go back to the vote to leave not bothering unless they absolutely have campaign in 2016 and the claim made to put their homes on the market. by borisjohnson campaign in 2016 and the claim made by boris johnson and it‘s really important to find campaign in 2016 and the claim made by borisjohnson and various others that we were sending £350 million a the home you want to buy, i mean the home that want to live in, not looking for a good deal. week to brussels. what has not been

and you‘ve got to remember that contested is that claim was made, actually sellers are being a bit nervous at the moment and they‘re but the issue that will have to be not putting houses on the market decided potentially in court is so there might be fewer homes to choose from. whether that amounted to a misuse of house sales are still brisk in some parts of the country, but for people like matt, being able to argue the price down can make the difference that figure and essentially if it went so far as to be misconduct in between getting the home you went and seeing it slip away. simon gompertz, bbc news. public office. borisjohnson‘s team say this case is a stunt and it is being used for political purposes at a time when borisjohnson would much rather be focused on putting together his case to be the next now on afternoon live — let‘s go nationwide — prime minister. i suspect this won‘t and see what‘s happening around the country,in our daily visit be welcome. thank you very much to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. indeed. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley. leanne lawless from south east today, will be telling us about a large increase in reports of forced marriage to kent police. i‘m joined now by our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds. and beccy barr is in the north west, what happens next? someone in high where two elected mayors are calling for the government to take control profile ends up in a magistrates‘ court answering a criminal charge. of northern rail. in this case, that is how the legal

leanne, you‘ve been looking into reports of forced marriage process works in these situations. increasing in the south east — he has received a summons so effectively he has been charged. the what can you tell us? districtjudge has no alternative but to pass that case to a crown they have doubled in the last three court because the charges something that has to be heard in front of a yea rs ? they have doubled in the last three years? that‘s right. they have doubled in the last three years? that's right. essentially, since forced marriage became a jury. what is the charge? misconduct specific criminal offence in 2014 in public office, which is a pretty there has been more awareness around broad term. it has to be proven that this issue, which charities and please tell me has essentially given the person who broke the law was a more confidence to victims to come public official, that they were in a public official, that they were in a publicjob at public official, that they were in a forward and report it to police. public job at the public official, that they were in a publicjob at the time, that they nationally we know that there‘s been we re publicjob at the time, that they were wilfully neglecting their duties and abused the trust we have a 53% increase in reports of honour in our public officials and that —based abuse to police, that‘s there was no other explanation or justification for doing that. the across the country since 2014. while there is been a sore in the number interesting thing about this, and of reports they has been a drop in senior criminal lawyers i have spoken to this morning are quite the number of cases being flagged to surprised to find the judge, the number of cases being flagged to the crown prosecution service. that districtjudge, saying there is a case to answer. they say it may have something to do with the fact that is dropped by 43% since 2014. we‘ve something to do with the fact that some of these claims made by mr johnson whilst he was mayor of only seen for criminal convictions london and they say he may have to date. that‘s what charities say

signed documents in that position, is worrying, the gap in the number of reports and the drop in the documents in court suggested prosecutions. they say it sends out that was the case. that may be where a message to victims that it‘s not theissue that was the case. that may be where the issue lies was he in a public being taken seriously, and a message position or simply politically to perpetrators that they won‘t be campaigning? if he was simply prosecuted. as part of this report i politically campaigning, we‘ll have a right to freedom of speech. that spoke to a lady called aisha who will be one of the key issues in asked us to protect her identity. this case. so how likely is this to she was forced into marriage aged go to trial, when it definitely go 18, and taken to pakistan where she to trial? there is another was forced to marry her cousin. complication, this is a private prosecution. to bring a private all of these decisions were being prosecution, you don‘t have to speak made, and! all of these decisions were being made, and i didn‘t feel like i had to the police or crown prosecution the opportunity to say that i didn‘t service, anyone can bring one. but wa nt to the opportunity to say that i didn‘t the cps has the right to step in and want to go ahead with it. on the wedding night, all of a sudden, i say, look, we will have a look at this, is this right, should we just thought, now what? you know? continue or should it stop? if the cps decides to call a halt, that is and i said to my husband, would you mind if we, you know, talk to each what happens. again, senior lawyers say they don‘t think that is likely to happen in this case because the other, got to know each other. i districtjudge at the magistrates‘ court has said there is a case to haven‘t really spoken to you. and he answer. they also say it is a very just kind of smirked and then raped

politically challenging decision to me. so i gather the government is ta ke politically challenging decision to take for the crown prosecution service and when they would probably rather leave to a judge. so if it considering a change in the law on does go to the crown court, i think this, so that people would be we are likely to see months of legal obliged to report cases of forced arguments to try and get the case marriage if they come across them? stopped before a jury is sworn in and we see potentially the leader of yes, that‘s right. the home office had finished a consultation where the conservative party and prime minister facing they‘ve been speaking to front—line the conservative party and prime ministerfacing a trial the conservative party and prime minister facing a trial but that could be a long way away. thank you professionals, people in education, health care and social care. they‘ve been asking if they think they very much indeed. there‘s more evidence should be legally required to report of the stark financial pressures forced marriage if the victim comes facing english councils, and the devastating effect on care services. forward and discloses that new figures suggest 11 local information. the government‘s authorities could run out of cash reserves in four years, with the local government position is very much that association saying councils face systemic underfunding. ministers insist they‘ve put more ultimately, these professionals may money into social care, just have one and only chance to but the health foundation says the average spend in england is much less per head, speak out, and to save a potential than in wales and scotland. 0ur social affairs correspondent, victim. the government says there is alison holt has been examining still a large difference between the the care system for the bbc‘s prevalence of forced marriage, and panorama programme. the reporting of forced marriage. they think the change could go some i don‘t like it. way to helping that. we expect the consultation result in the next few that's all right, i'll come

months. more on that on bbc with you and i'll help you. rachel and her mother barbara south—east today. are at the sharp end of the financial pressures local authorities are facing. where are you? wejoined i'm only here. we're going to go this way now. we joined becky now, wejoined becky now, and northern maine are underfire all right? wejoined becky now, and northern maine are under fire for timetable chaos last summer. two mayors have i don‘t want to be here. been talking about it today? yes, of barbara has severe dementia and their county council, somerset, course, the metro mayors in the closed the dementia day centre they relied on, as it tried to balance its books. north—west, liverpool city and the the authority offered alternatives, but for rachel, this was vital mayor of greater manchester, andy support that worked. burnham. they‘ve come together to wash your hair, ready for tomorrow. make some cause for real changes in the transport system here. if you i'm desperate. cast your mind back you could hardly and i'm not the only one. forget the headlines across the country about the chaos on the railways. thousands of services were cancelled, late or overcrowded at you know, lifelines are being cut. that time. 0ver you just think, if they don't listen to our pleas, cancelled, late or overcrowded at that time. over the past 12 months, how is the future going to evolve? over the ten months we followed nearly 28,000 train services have somerset county council, it had to make £13 million of cuts been cancelled. today both metro or go bust. mayors said they have lost it meant painful decisions confidence in northern, and called for the director of adult care services, who had to make a share for change. they were particularly of savings despite the critical of the sunday service which

growing demand for care. has been particularly poor, because this last year has been the hardest of driver shortages. they said it‘s of my professional career, disappointing that the introduction of new trains has been delayed because i see ever more people who we are not providing again. they are asking that the government, the central government, the level and type of support should take the franchise off the that they want and need. company. this is what they said. the people and whilst we have improved of greater manchester and the a number of our services, north—west have a railway service i‘m conscious that that has been out of the cost of services thatis north—west have a railway service that people have valued, that is overcrowded, and unreliable. no longer being available. as far as we‘re concerned, enough is plans to reform the care system enough. we‘ve been patient, but our across england will be published at the earliest opportunity, according to the health patience has run out. we‘ve given 12 and social care secretary. months in which we believe the operator has had enough time to i have already talked prove that there is progress towards about the different ways of making sure we have a properly funded a solution. that's not happened. in fact, some social care system in the long term. of the services and information we have got in evidence is that things firstly, making sure there is more money there up front. have got in evidence is that things have not improved, at all. i have secured an extra almost so that‘s what the two mayors are £1 billion going into social care, saying, i guess northern would say that this isn‘t fair criticism. that so there‘s now almost 10% more money in social care than if there is somewhat borne out in the numbers

was a couple of years ago. mum, we're going to go in the car now. as well. certainly compared to 12 that's all right, they stay here. months or so ago, when this hit the but in places like somerset, they say the need for long—term funding and a plan for the future national headlines. punctuality has is now urgent, because the pressures improved, nine out of ten services are already biting. we re improved, nine out of ten services were within five minutes of the we're going to go in the car, scheduled time. the question is, who would take over if the mayor got we're going home now. they way, would that make a alison holt, bbc news. difference? with another company be footage of the london bridge able to make things better. some attackers, preparing in the days experts have said that the criticism and hours before they killed eight people, have been played at the inquests into those who died. from the mayors is unfair, and the problems are really beyond the train the court was shown images operator‘s control, regardless of of rachid redouane buying a pink ceramic kitchen knive from a shop who the operator could be. sunday in east london, which was used in the attacks two years ago. services are particularly bad because of terms and conditions under which the drivers work and our correspondent, that‘s something that would be a richard lister, has been in court and gave us the latest. problem for whoever ran the company. the new trains have been delayed because the manufacture of those the focus is very much on the trains has been slow. also, network attackers at the moment and the inquest has been shown about two rail have some responsibility for this, because much of that chaos was hours of cctv footage taken from caused because they were slow to various sites around london which

traces fairly completely the upgrade the tracks. this is what one movements of the three attackers on the day of the attack and also some expert told us. if anybody has came in to take over of the key moments in the run—up to they would face the same problems. the attack when they were making trains can't be built any more preparations for it. the first of quickly and we can't find room on the footage that we saw in court was the network because a different name on the on the dole. the industrial rachid redouane entering a lidl in relations problems that need solving east town, not far from where he would carry on being discussed. to lived and selecting a number of change the name does nothing. it is thejob ceramic kitchen knives, 12 inch pink change the name does nothing. it is the job of the mayors to kitchen knives, which he takes to a represent the anger that many people in this part of the world felt self—service checkout to purchase. a because of that chaos. the question shop assistant has to come over and is, would it make any difference if help him with that purchase, anybody else took over the service, presumably because there is an age and to according to some experts, verification requirement. so we see not necessarily. much more on that that assistant helping rachid redouane by the knives that were used on the night of the attack. we on bbc north west tonight. 0ur thanks to becky and also to leanne also saw footage from a couple of in the south—east. weeks later in the same lidl, rachid redouane buying a series of wine bottles, bottle is later found redouane buying a series of wine bottles, bottle is laterfound in the van on the night of the attack converted into petrol bombs that if you would like to see more on any tha nkfully converted into petrol bombs that thankfully never used. we saw also of those stories you can access them that three men together a few nights via the bbc iplayer. a reminder that

before the attack outside a gym where they were all members and we go nationwide every weekday where they were all members and where they were all members and where they socialised in the months afternoon at 4:30pm here on before the attack. a rather curious afternoon at 4:30pm here on afternoon lie. —— life. bit of footage where we see rachid there aren‘t enough vets redouane discarding his phone in some rubbish outside the gym before and architects in the uk so migration rules should be relaxed the three men walk off and chat down for workers from outside europe allowing them to compete forjobs. a street for a while. they return that‘s the view of the government‘s migration advisory committee and rachid redouane picks up the which is calling for an expansion of the list of professions granted phone again. the speculation as he ‘skilled worker‘ status was concerned that maybe the phone because of a crippling shortage was concerned that maybe the phone was being used to monitor him in in some sectors. what turned out to be just days it says web designers before the attack. we‘ve seen images and psychologists are some and evidence of butt trying to rent of the other professions that and evidence of butt trying to rent a 7.5 tonne truck to use in the should be included. our home affairs correspondent attack. he fails because the branch danny shaw explains that list has been set up he wanted to rent it from was with the purpose of providing an outlook for employers to recruit closed. he does manage to get a people if they‘re suffering shortages. smaller van and in fact a bc 29 bags the migration advisory committee, of gravel that was placed in the the government‘s official advisors, have recommended a number back of this van, it‘s thought to of professions be added to the list. make it heavier and give it more they include archaeologists, momentum in that attack. it was web designers, psychologists, vets, speech therapists, suggested in court that london occupational therapists, bridge was maybe only selected as a architects and biochemists. those are some of those target for the attack in the few professions that should be added to the list minutes before the attack was because they are having

launched, because when police had a look in the van after the attack, trouble recruiting. they found a mobile phone and on the advantage of being on that list is that there are fewer that screen were in fact directions restrictions, it is easier for employers to recruit people, they don‘t have to go to oxford street in central london. through so many hoops and it‘s also advantageous for the staff who come richard lister for us at the old bailey there. in because it‘s easierfor them to settle in britain and cheaper there aren‘t enough vets for them to settle and architects in the uk in britain afterwards. so migration rules should be relaxed for workers from outside europe allowing them to compete forjobs. but it‘s a reminder to the government, to industry and the education and training that‘s the view of the government‘s sector that these are the areas migration advisory committee, where britain is suffering which is calling for an expansion from a skills shortage. the migration advisory committee says the situation is worse of the list of professions granted than it was six years ago, "skilled worker" status unemployment is lower, because of a crippling shortage there are more vacancies and fewer in some sectors. it says web designers and psychologists are some of the other professions that should be included. eu workers are coming to britain. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw explains. that list has been set up with the purpose of providing an outlook for employers to recruit in the last hour or so we‘ve been people if they‘re suffering shortages. hearing from the us special counsel the migration advisory committee, who has been speaking publicly for the first time about his the government‘s official advisors, investigation into russian interference into the us presidential election. donald trump have recommended a number

of professions be added to the list. has been tweeting about what he they include archaeologists, web designers, psychologists, vets, speech therapists, occupational therapists, said, he basically said it had not architects and biochemists. been an option to charge president those are some of those professions that should trump over alleged collusion with be added to the list because they are having trouble recruiting. russia. donald trump saying nothing the advantage of being on that list is that there are fewer changes from the muller report, restrictions, it is easier for employers to recruit people, insufficient evidence, they don‘t have to go is innocent. he said that he had through so many hoops and it‘s also advantageous for the staff who come in because it‘s easierfor them to settle in britain and cheaper for them to settle in britain afterwards. but it‘s a reminder been exonerated and there wasn‘t to the government, to industry and the education and training anything new in what was said in sector that these are the areas that statement which lasted about where britain is suffering from a skills shortage. eight minutes. it was his first oral the migration advisory committee says the situation is worse than it was six years ago, statement about the report, but it unemployment is lower, there are more vacancies and fewer didn‘t add to significantly. the eu workers are coming to britain. report is several hundred pages into allegations of russian interference you‘re watching afternoon live, in the us presidential election. donald trump just saying, once these are our headlines: again, that he has been completely exonerated by muller. insufficient the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court evidence, therefore, a person is

to face accusations of misconduct innocent. case closed. in a public office. it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum case closed. tadgh is here, in a moment that the uk sent £350 million he will be telling us what‘s hot to the eu every week. and what‘s not in the business news. first a look at the headlines new analysis shows far less on afternoon live. is being spent on social the conservative leadership care per head in england contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court to face accusations of misconduct than in wales and scotland. in a public office. an inquest hears it follows claims he made the london bridge attackers used 12 during the brexit referendum inch pink kitchen knives, that the uk sent £350 million bought from a supermarket a few weeks earlier. to the eu every week. us special counsel robert mueller and in sport, the countdown is on to says it was "not an option" to charge president trump over an intriguing all english europa alleged collusion with russia. league final between chelsea and he‘s been speaking publicly for the first time about arsenal in baku that many of the fa ns the investigation into russia arsenal in baku that many of the fans have struggled to make the trip to azerbaijan. england‘s cricketers interference in the 2016 go through their final preparations presidential election. ahead of their world cup opener against south africa at the oval. new analysis shows far less is being spent on social care per head in england defending champion ralph and adele remains on course for a than in wales and scotland. record—breaking 12 french open title after a straight sets win. more on here‘s your business those stories at 2:30pm —— 3:30pm. headlines on afternoon live. chinese telecoms giant huawei has asked a us court to speed up its legal battle game of thrones actor with the us government.

kit harington has checked two weeks ago the trump into a wellness retreat in the us, reportedly for stress. administration added huawei best known for playing jon snow the began getting to a trade blacklist, treatment several weeks ago, according reports and his publicist banning american companies from told radio1 newsbeat that harington was working on some personal issues. working with it without specifict government approval. huawei today said it set a dangerous precedent and warned it will harm billions of consumers. wh smith has been ranked the uk‘s worst high street retailer 0ur entertainment for the second year in a row, according to a which? correspondent lizo mzimba has more. survey. what is a wellness retreat, do we the poll, which covered 100 retailers, rated the chain "very know? it treats all sorts of poor" for value for money and in—store experience. particular situations and allows in contrast richer sounds people to use different therapies and john lewis were at and helps to get them to a situation the top of the table. where they are not out when they go in. but the details of what they do real madrid has overtaken manchester united as the most valuable european football club. are very, in. but the details of what they do are very, very broad. what we do a study of club‘s enterprise value know from his publicist is kit by kpmg estimates its worth at £2.91 billion. harington has checked himself into the valuation is based profitability this wellness retreat for dealing as well as popularity along with particular personal issues. with broadcasting rights, people will know him, even if they sporting potential and stadium value. haven‘t watched the show, it‘s

reached such a stage that people have heard of him through game of thrones. he has spoken in many interviews, particularly in the run—up to this last series, which but they aren‘t in the champions finished just a few weeks ago, how league final, i would like to point stressful a nd finished just a few weeks ago, how stressful and emotional he had found out, unlike liverpool. both the final series filming and what‘s been on happening actually the promotion, which is a big part of a show like that. on markets today? a bit ofa a bit of a journey south for the probably the biggest tv show across most part, because of a threat from the planet and in a recent the east. the chinese us trade body documentary made by hbo about the final series, you can see him being is old news, but china have warned quite emotional as they are doing ofa read—through is that the final is old news, but china have warned of a potential axe collation. there scenes and for those people who is an editorial in the daily don‘t want spoiler alerts, he does newspaper in china, which is an arm have some very emotional final of the chinese government telling scenes in that last series. but yes, them not to underestimate the and of course, it‘s easy to forget willingness to protect itself. it points to china ‘s good dominance in this is a series that people have the production of rare earths, grown up this is a series that people have grown up with it, people have chemical elements used in watched it for the last eight years, but it‘s been such a huge part of manufacturing of various his life. he was an unknown actor technological devices and weapons. really before this came along. it‘s made him known right the way across the piece also points to what it the planet. it has led to other describes as the usa ‘s ago

uncomfortable dependence on rare projects and unlike the rest of the earths from china, everyone is game of thrones class, he met his reading into that that china could wife who played opposite him in the first few seasons of game of reduce international supplies of thrones, rose leslie. so it coming rare earths. and therefore to an end, it has been stressful for prioritise domestic suppliers. i a lot of the audience, for him in guess this is what happens in a trade war. you can see here, all of particular, he has spoken about what a big emotional wrenchjust dealing the major indices are in the red, so with all the conflicting emotions, both happiness that it might be coming to an end and guilt that is too anglo—american, a big miner, it coming to an end and guilt that is coming to an end and guilt that is coming to the end and what happens would be down 2.3% borne out in the next. just a big, big part of your price of oil, which has taken a life being ta ken next. just a big, big part of your tumble to the tune of about 2%. life being taken away. i know people, you look on social media, people, you look on social media, people are wishing him well, all his andrew jackson is head tumble to the tune of about 2%. andrewjackson is head of fixed fa ns a cross people are wishing him well, all his fans across the globe. but we don‘t income at an investment management have many more details than that. company. thank you forjoining us. but he is seeking help for these personal issues and he is such a how big of an exclamation could this turn out to be? that's a great big, well—known british name. personal issues and he is such a big, well-known british name. as you say, he was catapulted to question. the issue, i think, superstardom through the series. the turn out to be? that's a great question. the issue, ithink, up until the last few days has been last series was, got mixed reviews, that those looking at the chinese ability to react to what they shall we say? a lot of fans thought perceive to be aggression on the us

it was pretty disappointing? yes. side has been limited. there haven‘t there are two ways of looking at it. been sufficient levers for them to first, you can say you can‘t please fill. with the us position is everybody. some people are always not going to be happy with who ends stronger in that regard than the up not going to be happy with who ends up where or what happens plot —wise. chinese. they see huawei as an 0n the other hand, a lot of people have said that despite who ended up escalation. they see it as a trade where, who ended up living and aggression. 0ne escalation. they see it as a trade dying, they felt the way it got aggression. one gets the sense that this is a lever that the chinese there was inconsistent to the characters and the writing felt feel they can pull, and it could have an impact on the global very, very rushed. it has still been watched by tens of millions of markets. more importantly, possibly, people but you are absolutely right, an impact on us stocks. the final series and the final it's an impact on us stocks. it‘s interesting that you bring up episode in particular have been huawei there because it‘s another pretty divisive. you are a fan, what chapter in the chait debugger trade did you make of it? i didn't mind war. the united states says its it. they won't put that on the tussle with huawei is on security billboard! all these van signing a grounds, do you get the sense that petition saying it should be reshot with a different plot, that is not the us government are speaking with one voice on huawei and could how drama works. we don‘t want romeo and juliet with a happy ending ultimately, the government to be because we are a bit sad at the end, reined in by the interests of thatis because we are a bit sad at the end, that is what it is. who knows, based business? 0bviously they want to use

on the first part of the books, the huawei technology to do all manner of things with 5g. author hasn‘t confirmed if his ending on the books which are still i don‘t think it‘s fair to say that a few years away is the same as the there are single voices on either tv series. fans not happy with the side, on the chinese or us side. i way the tv series ends, might be think what we are seeing from the satisfied with the way the books actually end. i didn't mind it! i trump administration is a fairly aggressive stance. there are canjust actually end. i didn't mind it! i can just see that on the posters. culprits who feel that the thanks very much indeed. aggressive stance might short, medium and impact them negatively so special counsel robert mueller they are looking at things more will deliver his first public cautiously. they might like to see statement on the russia meddling the champ administration tread more investigation today, as he faces pressure to testify lightly. 0verall, the champ administration tread more in congress on his findings. lightly. overall, this is what we would expect to see in a broader mr mueller, whose probe implicated president donald trump in acts escalation. markets were very of obstruction ofjustice, excited the first quarter of this will make the statement year that the trade deal would be at the justice department — we‘re expecting it in the next hour. done. their trade deal clearly isn‘t a memorial service has been done. their trade deal clearly isn‘t done and we are in that next phase held in vienna for the world of escalation. motor racing champion, talking of escalation, one thing niki lauda, who died that strikes me about this element earlier this month. mourners queued for hours to pay their last respects. is that very often throughout this his coffin was carried war it‘s been a case of the us into saint stephen‘s cathedral in heavy rain, before his family

placed his red helmet acting and china responding. on top of the casket. tit—for—tat tariff or tariff, this feels like a big step by the chinese. it isa chinese. it is a stick being wielded, how big lauda, who died at the age of 70, a stake is very difficult to returned to the sport just 40 days after being badly ascertain at this point in time. burned in a crash, in 1976. what we‘ve seen over the last month, a mural by banksy has been moved from its previous home three months, even, in terms of on the side of a garage in port talbot, to a new strategy is that we‘ve all been museum in the town. the artwork was cut out scratching our heads about where of a wall, after being bought china can go to escalate from their by an art dealer from essex. tomos morgan watched the move. side. there is a clear trading balance and mrtrump side. there is a clear trading balance and mr trump is right that as christmas descended they hold the whip hand in many on port talbot last year, so did banksy. respects in terms of escalation, just on import prices and tariffs.” visitors flocked to view season‘s greetings. wa nt to thank you so much! just on import prices and tariffs.” want to ask you, if we can, about and security measures another ftse story today, the were put in place to thwart the threat from vandals. performance of tesco and the big supermarkets, shares are suffering it was bought for a six—figure sum, because of industries data showing and today the piece is finally that aldi and lidl continue to grow being moved and rehoused. their market share, it does seem incredible, investors must be amazed

a process that‘s caused that the big supermarkets don‘t seem quite a headache. to have found a way to stem the flow the nerves are going to be this afternoon when we unwrap it, of business to those discounters. because anything could have happened and we don‘t know because it‘s covered up. it's of business to those discounters. it‘s part of a broader come in a i don‘t think anything has happened, but now it will be moved secular trend, i think. by a lorry at a snails it‘s part of a broader come in a secular trend, ithink. when it‘s part of a broader come in a secular trend, i think. when i grew up secular trend, i think. when i grew up they were four high st retailers pace, into town. and we now have a much broader it‘s been a slow process as a crane slowly moved the garage universe. there is a trend towards corner onto a flatbed, online which is going below the before being transported surface and has an impact on tesco and sainsbury‘s. lidl and aldi have through the centre of town, with a police escort at four miles per hour. created something the uk consumer once, and it feels like some of the hope is hat season‘s greetings has remained in pristine condition those more traditional uk high under its protective casing, street retailers still have work to so that the public can view it do to compete. andrew jackson, the in all its glory in its new home head of fixed income, thank you very here in the centre of port talbot. and in front of a wave of onlookers, much. a lot of red there. a journey seasons greetings is finally revealed in its new home. south as we say. thank you very much tomos morgan, bbc news, port talbot. indeed. that‘s pretty much it from the afternoon live team for today. 15 people are now known to have died, as dozens of tornados continue to bring disruption to large parts of the united states. hugh edwards will be here to 5pm,

there have been at least but let‘s check out of the weather eight tornadoes every day for 11 consecutive days — forecast. good afternoon. warm for that matches the previous us record. some of us and wait for others. it nimesh thacker reports. certainly has been wet so far today, you can see on the satellite picture in brookville, 0hio, sue counts the cost of the tornado the stripe of cloud working in from that destroyed her home. the stripe of cloud working in from the west with outbreaks of rain. trapped beneath a fallen wall, it's the west with outbreaks of rain. it‘s associated with a warm front she‘s lucky to be alive. and as it drifts north—eastwards we are and as it drifts north—eastwards we a re left and as it drifts north—eastwards we are left for the next few days with i was screaming, "lord help me, lord help me." some warm air in places across many i heard him say, "sue, we‘re coming, we‘re coming." parts of the uk. cool across the far and i saw the flashlight. north, and more generally across scotla nd north, and more generally across scotland this is where we see some and the neighbours on both wet weather and outbreaks of rain. sides helped get me out. here and now, this is how it looked across eight states, dozens of tornadoes pulverised homes and businesses. uprooting lives, destroying in belfast. not a particularly pretty —looking day across northern entire communities. in ohio, an 81—year—old man ireland. rain across north—west was killed when a twister picked england, wales and the midlands. up his car and smashed it into the evening, murky across the into his home. it sounded like a jet engine, just south—west, generally quite a humid landing right on top of your house. feel, a bit cooler across the far then the whole house started north where we see some late shaking and vibrating, sunshine. in tonight, that warm and

and you just heard a big explosion. humid airwafts sunshine. in tonight, that warm and humid air wafts across the uk with cloud, mist, merck and rain. that was the glass through all 0vernight much milder, away from the house getting blown out. mankind is no match against mother nature. scotla nd 0vernight much milder, away from scotland it will be quite a cool tens of thousands of people have been left without power, as authorities deal with gas leaks night. here is the best of the and search for people sunshine tomorrow, central and still trapped by debris. southern scotland and northern ireland, the wriggling where the front spring rain to the south of the last. patchy rain and drizzle more severe weather is forecast and, for western coasts and hills, to the while the tornadoes may have east of the high ground we break up stopped for the moment, their impact will never go away. nimesh thaker, bbc news. the cloud, some sunshine lifting temperatures up to 23 or 24 degrees. time for a look at the weather. here‘s ben. into friday, frontal systems plague and also, those tornadoes, they seem northern ireland in western to be coming in thick and fast every scotland, it could be a really soggy day for the hills of western day in the united states. tornadoes for many, many days now, notjust scotland. into england and wales, early cloud and spells of sunshine one or two. 0n for many, many days now, notjust gives temperatures 22 to 23 degrees. one or two. on tuesday, 27 reports of tornadoes in the national weather where the fronts are still close to service, more severe downpours and the north—west on saturday, the rain thunderstorms. you can see where the is lighter and patchy at this stage, big storm clouds develop across the best of the sunshine further

parts of texas, oklahoma, up into south, saturday could be the warmest the midwest. no surprises there, thatis the midwest. no surprises there, that is the area we expect tornadoes. quite severe storms day, 27, possibly 28 degrees. things do change suddenly as we head out on across parts of newjersey and pennsylvania, those north—eastern a saturday into sunday, because the areas that don‘t see many, all cloud and outbreaks of rain across driven by the contrast between very warm and moist airfrom the the north west make some progress driven by the contrast between very warm and moist air from the south and cooler airfrom further south—eastwards, squashing warm and moist air from the south and cooler air from the warm and moist air from the south and cooler airfrom the north—west. the heat into that south—eastern there are more tornadoes to come corner. still the middle 20s, cooler probably today, a fairly heightened risk across those same areas from and fresher further north and west. texas up towards the north—east. some tornadoes potentially tomorrow, but as we get deeper into the weak towards the weekend, it looks like that risk will decline so is hopefully something a little quieter for that part of the world. what about here, i gather is getting warmerfor about here, i gather is getting warmer for the about here, i gather is getting warmerfor the weekend? about here, i gather is getting warmer for the weekend? much warmer for the weekend, 27—28. warmer for the weekend? much warmer for the weekend, 27-28. sounds good to me! i thought you might think so. not for everyone, there will be some exceptions. let‘s take a look. you can see on the satellite picture, the stripe of cloud pushing in from the stripe of cloud pushing in from the west has been bringing some of us the west has been bringing some of us rain today. it‘s associated with

a warm front and it is behind that warm front that we are bringing in this wedge of warm and rather humid air. that humidity meaning it‘s turning misty and murky in parts of the south—west at the moment. 0ver the south—west at the moment. 0ver the next few days, these are the temperatures we can expect, 27 or possibly 28. not as warm the further north and west you are because here there will be cloud and some outbreaks of rain at times. this is how it looks bra weather watchers at the moment. some brightness to be had in northern scotland but the raini had in northern scotland but the rain i was talking about and some is rather murky conditions across the south—west. —— how it looks for our weather watchers. that humid air has been working its way in. for the today at 5.00 — the conservative leadership contender boris johnson rest of the afternoon, some is to appear in court to face accusations of misconduct outbreaks of rain, slowly drifting in a public office. north—eastward through outbreaks of rain, slowly drifting north—eastwa rd through northern ireland, northern england, the it follows claims he made during midlands, the southeast, very murky the brexit referendum in 2016 in the south—west. northern scotland that the uk sent £350 million pounds seeing the brightest of the weather as we close out the day. this to the european union every week. evening and overnight, that mild and thejudge at westminster humid air continues to waft its way magistrates court up humid air continues to waft its way says mrjohnson should up across humid air continues to waft its way up across the british isles, with appear at crown court.

extensive cloud, mist and murk, some we‘ll have the latest. the other main stories outbreaks of patchy rain here and on bbc news at 5.00 — there on what will be a mild night, the us special counsel robert 12-13 there on what will be a mild night, 12—13 for most. a bit cooler in mueller, who investigated russian northern scotland. northern scotland interference into the 2016 staying in the cooler air through presidential election, says charging donald trump tomorrow but we should see the best with a crime was never an option. of the brightness here. a beautiful if we had had confidence day for shetland if a rather cool that the president clearly one. here is the band of rain did not commit a crime, through central and southern we would have said so. scotla nd new analysis shows much less through central and southern scotland was up to the south of that, looking quite breezy, which is being spent on social care per head in england means that, looking quite breezy, which m ea ns early that, looking quite breezy, which means early cloud and mist should than in wales and scotland. lift and break up. should see some sunshine into the afternoon. 23 or maybe 24 degrees. just the first signs those warmer conditions. we move on into friday, some contrasts on friday. a wet day for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. a soggy day in glasgow but on high ground, could see significant high rainfall totals. further south and east, very different, sunny spells, highs of 23-24. the different, sunny spells, highs of 23—24. the fronts in the north—west will be with us as we get into saturday but the rain at this stage likely to be a little lighter and

patchy in nature. further south and east with some spells of sunshine, thatis east with some spells of sunshine, that is when we will see 27 or possibly 28. birmingham 25, hull 22, lots of places sharing in the warmth. however, ithink lots of places sharing in the warmth. however, i think by sunday, fewer places will be that really warmerair fewer places will be that really warmer air because we will see this cloud in these outbreaks of showers drifting further south—eastwards as we go through saturday into sunday. the warmth for the second half of the weekend squashed into the south—eastern corner, something cooler and fresher further north and west. plenty of changes to come, rain moving through are behind it things feeling much cooler.

this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court to face accusations of misconduct in a public office. it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum that the uk sent £350 million to the eu every week. game of thrones actor kit harington has checked the us special counsel is preparing to deliver his first public statement on the russia meddling investigation as he faces pressure to testify in congress on his findings. new analysis shows far less is being spent on social care per head in england than in wales and scotland. i‘m desperate. i‘m not the only one. you know, lifelines being caught, i

just think they don‘t listen to our pleas. how is the future going to evolve ? an inquest hears the london bridge attackers used 12 inch pink kitchen knives, bought from a supermarket a few weeks earlier. and getting the balance right, how to keep crowds and claim is safe on ben nevis this summer. sport now on afternoon live with damian johnson.. damian,the countdown to the europa league final is on but will anybody be there to see it. talking about big events, not long to go to the cricket world cup, what‘s the latest news? yes we have amazing stories of fans trying to get to the game. 0nly around 6,000 fans from the two teams are likely to be in baku for the final. it‘s an expensive and difficult place to get to, nearly 3,000 miles from the london.

the relatively few who‘ve made it have travelled by trains, planes and automobiles. former players of both clubs predicting a hard fought match. there‘s a lot of speculation about individual player‘s of futures, managers features, so if you add all that together, it set us up for a bigger game than just football. a lot of people are around the clubs asking questions about next season. 01:32:31,863 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 i think it