a celebratory concert is being held at the royal albert hall — due to start now. it's lu ka ku.lukaku. a goal! and manchester united are through to the fa cup final after beating tottenham 2—1. good evening and welcome to bbc news. our top story this evening — the welsh first minister, carwynjones, has announced he's standing down in the autumn. he told delegates at the welsh labour party conference in llandudno that his departure would give his family, his party and the country a fresh start. mrjones said the last few months had been difficult, after his colleague, carl sargeant, was found dead four days after he had sacked him. this report from our political correspondent arwyn jones. i don't think anyone can know what these last few months have been like. no one that is apart from lisa and the kids. they have carried me through the darkest of times, too much of them at times. and it's time i asked what is fairfor them. so, conference, this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader. i intend, as i've always maintained, to be here to give every answer t

evening, prince harry is leading the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert hallpm. live now to our correspondent, andy moore, who is outside the royal albert hall. sadly not taking part in the concert tonight there to enjoy the celebrations. but her majesty due to arrive shortly. that is right. the queen due to arrive any moment now for this 92nd birthday, sir. is the consular arrangement the royal commonwealth society. of course, the heads of commonwealth governments have a meeting here in london last week, and this concert is to celebrate her rain and her work with the, well. so music from across the decades and many of those nations. be kylie minogue from australia, an artist from south africa, drivers from the putin. a huge range of artists, everything from a stinging and shaggy two to the ukulele society, a0 ukuleles playing. i think i can guarantee some music may not be to her taste, but it will be stuff she does like. there'll be songs from musicals oklahoma, a great fan of that, and apparently i am told, she knows the lyrics to all the ukulele songs. and

queen elizabeth celebrated her 92nd birthday on saturday — culminating in a concert at the royal albert hallad range of music from across the decades and and across the world. andy moore reports. # it's not unusual to go out at any time. sir tom jones kicked off the show, backed by the sound of traditional indian drummers. # it's not unusual, it happens every day. zoe ball presented a night she described as the biggest party of the year. like any one of us on our birthday, the queen has booked the local hall. it is, of course, the stunning and historic royal albert hall. the performers came from across the commonwealth. kylie minogue from australia, shawn mendes from canada and from jamaica, shaggy. there has been a really broad range of music at tonight's concert. not everything may have been to her majesty's taste but there have also been some her favourites. the queen is said to know the lyrics of all the george formby songs. a ukelele orchestra supported by some celebrity players paid tribute to him. prince harry was there with meghan markle. the wedding is over a month away. he spoke br

it is of course the stunning and historic royal albert hall.stralia, sean mendes from canada and from jamaica, shaggy. there has been a really broad range of music tonight's concert. not everything may have been to her majesty's taste but there have also been some her favourites. majesty's taste but there have also been some herfavourites. the majesty's taste but there have also been some her favourites. the queen is said to know the lyrics of all the george formby songs, a ukelele orchestra is supported by some celebrity players paid tribute to him. prince harry was there with meghan markle. the wedding is over a month away. he spoke briefly. your majesty, if you don't mind me saying, you are not someone who is it's easy to buy gifts for. many members of the royal family were at the event along with the british prime minister and commonwealth heads of government. surrounded by performers, the queen came on stage at the end to a short rousing tribute from prince charles. would you will give her majesty free unbelievably rousing cheers on her bi

a celebratory concert is being held at the royal albert hall tonight.n sport, spurs take the early advantage in their fa cup semifinal against manchester united at wembley, but it's level at 1—1 approaching half—time. good evening and welcome to bbc news. our top story this evening, the welsh first minister carwynjones has announced he's standing down in the autumn. he told delegates at the welsh labour party conference in llandudno, that his departure would give his family, his party and the country a "fresh start". mrjones said the last few months had been difficult, after his colleague carl sargeant was found dead four days after he had sacked him. this report from our political correspondent arwyn jones. i don't think anyone can know with these last few months have been like. they have carried me through the darkest of times. it is terrific about what is fair for them. so this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as part. i intend as i have always maintained it to be here it to answer every question, but i intend to stand down as your

a concert has been held in the queen's honour at the royal albert hall tonight to mark the monarch'sbirthday. and manchester united are through to the fa cup final, after beating tottenham 2—1 wembley. good evening and welcome to bbc news. global powers have broadly welcomed north korea's announcement, that it will halt its nuclear and missile tests. the country's leader kim jong—un made the statement ahead of historic summits, due to take place next week and in the coming months, with south korea and the united states. president trump's hailed the news as "big progress". there's been caution too, as there's as yet no indication that north korea will agree to get rid of its existing nuclear weapons, as our correspondent laura bicker reports. north korea's favourite news anchor is back. usually the famous ri chun—hee would be announcing the state's latest missile test. but today was different. kim jong—un has declared there will be no more nuclear or ballistic missile tests. he's also going to shut down an atomic test site to focus on building north korea's economy. in a tweet, the us

the queen celebrated her 92nd birthday with a concert at the royal albert hall last night. dialect in today! —— so you can understand why she wanted to dial it in today! kylie minogue, tom jones, sting and shaggy were among the artists who performed at the event, and the prime minister and leaders of the commonwealth joined the royal family in the celebrations. would you all give her majesty three unbelievably rousing cheers on her birthday? hip, hip, hip! hooray! most people are talking about, this is what preoccupies people early on sunday the fact that prince charles went hip, hip, hip array. and it is one more hit than people are used to. but two hips? someone on twitter suggested this was a naval tradition. i had never heard format. three is definitely the limit. chris, you always take it too far! and we'll see more of the queen's 92nd birthday celebrations injust over half an hour. a major report has found those with dementia who have been admitted to hospital with other acute conditions, are being failed by the care they're getting. the bbc‘s 5 live investigates progr

evening, prince harry will lead the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert hallh gets under way at wembley in half an hour's time and our sports correspondent, david ornstein, is there. david, this is the last chance each side have of winning some silverware this season. side have of winning some it side have of winning some is and bought manchest a it is and bought manchester united, a club synonymous with winning trophies, although they usually prioritise the premier league and champions league, they will be desperate to pick up this silverware in what is a record 29th, record equalling 29th fa cup semifinal. spurs have not won the cup since 1991, picking up just spurs have not won the cup since 1991, picking upjust two league cups in the interim period and they wa nt to cups in the interim period and they want to show their rights under mauricio pochettino is worthy of a trophy. —— with their rise. they are both named attacking starting teams in what is tottenham's temporary home but they are in the away dressing room today and the crowd will be split 50—50. k

a concert has been held in the queen's honour at the royal albert hall tonight to mark the monarch's

a celebratory concert is being held at the royal albert hall tonight.

a celebratory concert is being held at the royal albert hall tonight.to hibernian means celtic miss out for now — on the chance to claim their seventh consecutive scottish premiership title. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. britain, the united states and china have all welcomed an announcement from north korea that it will halt its nuclear and missile tests. the move comes ahead of a summit between north and south korea on friday. president trump's hailed the news as ‘big progress‘ — here the foreign office have called it ‘a positive step‘. our correspondent laura bicker reports from the south korean capital, seoul. north korea‘s favourite news anchor is back. usually the famous ri chun—hee would be announcing the state‘s latest missile test. but today was different. kim jong—un has declared there will be no more nuclear or ballistic missile tests. he is also going to shut down an atomic test site to focus on building north korea‘s economy. in a tweet, the us president said, "this is very good news for north korea and the world. big progress. loo

it is, of course, the stunning and historic royal albert hall. the performers came from across the commonwealth. kylie minogue from australia, shawn mendes from canada and from jamaica, shaggy. # bombastic, say me fantastic, touch me in me back, she say i'm mr # ro... the queen is said to know the lyrics of all the george formby songs — a ukulele orchestra, supported by some celebrity players, paid tribute to him. # you should see them bill 'n coo # you'd be surprised at the things they do # when i'm cleanin' windows. prince harry was there with meghan markle. the wedding is just over a month away. your majesty, if you do not mind me saying, you are not someone who is easy to buy gifts for. many members of the royal family were at the event, along with the british prime minister and commonwealth heads of government. surrounded by performers, the queen came on stage at the end to a short rousing tribute from prince charles. would you all give her majesty three unbelievably rousing cheers on her birthday? hip, hip, hip... hooray! the queen is spend

the queen celebrated her 92nd birthday with a concert at the royal albert hall last night. s, sting and shaggy were among the artists who performed at the event — and the prime minister and leaders of the commonwealth joined the royal family in the celebrations. would you all give her majesty three unbelievably rousing cheers on her birthday. hip, hip, hip... all: hurray. and we'll see more of the queen's 92nd birthday celebrations in just over half an hour. it is 8:10am. good morning to you. about 40,000 runners will be setting off injust under an hour for the london marathon. the queen's going to officially open the event via video link from windsor castle from where our reporterjj chalmers is this morning. all fingers crossed that the technicalities will work with this. tell us about what is happening there. at the moment, things are quiet. not many of the tourists are here. at 10am, the queen will come out and start the masses. 40,000 people heading out to the streets of london from blackheath past our most famous residents and up past the mall. why is she starting it he

evening, prince harry will lead the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert hallr majesty has a number of family events to look forward to in coming weeks, with the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle at windsor castle next month and the birth of her sixth great—grandchild, the third child of william and, expected any day now. time for a look at the weather. let'sjoin phil avery for the forecast. hello, very good morning to you all need to say the least. none too shabby nonetheless. i have to say that the weekends does herald a change. gradually cooling down from the north, and a risk of thunderstorms before that happens. some showers through the west country, and not everybody will see them. it will stay warm predominantly across the british isles. 0ut towards the north and west, your day rather tempered by the fact that we have got a weather front coming in over the evening and overnight. we will have underjones perhaps, northern and eastern parts of england, here comes the weather front to put a different feel on the day and a different perspective on the

. >>> this was the scene in royal albert hall.e queen took 92 on saturday and took the stage with her son and heir, prince charles. among those attending, prince harry and meghan markle whose wedding is one month away. >>> some are pressing the french president to bring up the requirement that people in france pay u.s. taxes if they were born here, even if they've only lived in the united states for a matter of days. this law doesn't only apply to french people. tammy l had eitner has more. >> olivier is about as french as they come. except he was born in chicago. >> are you proud that you were born in the united states? >> yeah. when i was young, it was very exotic for the guys. in fact, now i realize that it's very complicated. >> complicated because olivia is what's called an accidental american. his french parents left the u.s. when he was 13 days old and only discovered his citizenship in his 20s when his french bank closed his accounts for being american and then the irs came calling. >> i don't want to pay taxes in the unit

it is, of course, the stunning and historic royal albert hall.ross the commonwealth — kylie minogue from australia, shawn mendes from canada and from jamaica, shaggy. # bombastic, say me fantastic, touch me in me back she says i'm mr ro... it's been a broad range of music at tonight's concert. not everything may have been to her majesty's taste, but there may also have been some of her favourites. the queen is said to know the lyrics of all the george formby songs — a ukulele orchestra supported by some celebrity players paid tribute to him. # you should see them bill ‘n coo # you'd be surprised at things they do # when i'm cleanin‘ windows prince harry was there with meghan markle. the wedding is just over a month away. he spoke briefly. your majesty, if you do not mind me saying, you are not someone who it's easy to buy gifts for. many members of the royal family were at the event, along with the prime minister and commonwealth heads of government. surrounded by performers, the queen came on stage at the end to a short, rousing tribute from pri

. ♪ happy birthday, your majesty ♪ >>> the scene in london's royal albert hall this evening at a star-studdedparty for queen elizabeth. she turned 92 today and took the stage with her son and heir, prince charles. among those attending, prince harry and meghan markle, whose wedding at windsor castle is less than a month from now. >>> it's become a kind of unofficial wonder of the world, and other worlds. we're talking about the hubble space telescope, which is about to mark 28 years exploring the universe and sending back remarkable images. to celebrate, nasa and the european space agency released some stunning new pictures of the lagoon nebula, a place where many stars are born. and probably other things too. it's located in the constellation sagittarius in case you were wondering. >>> and a sat note tonight. verne troyer has died. he was known for playing mini me in the austin powers movie. he was also in men in black, harry potter, amongst others. his family said depression may have been an issue for troyer. verne troyer was 49 years old. >>> when we come back, it's no longer just the boys

you are going to be among others performing for the queen at her 92nd birthday at the royal albert hall performed in front of her before, no. i'm not sure we are her real musical taste. >> i think the queen gets down to reggae regularly. i'm been saying that. he >> we'll find out. >> we are honored. i'm the first of my country to perform in front of the queen like that. it's definitely in dance halls, it's a big deal for me. i'm happy for the opportunity and we're just going to go there and really have some fun with it. >> 44876 is the name of the album. why? >> 44 is country code in great britain. >> 876 is for jamaica. we were going to name it joint venture but we decided -- >> this is better. [ laughter ] >> but it's out today, everybody. go get it for your uncle, your aunt, your sister, your pets. >> everyone. it's a good listen, it really is. it's great. thank you very much. shaggy, sting, thank you for being here. >> thank you, christiane. >> music is one crucial bond that links all our different cultures. of course it's not the only one, which brings me to my series sex and love

at the royal albert hall, when the conductor finished it, he held the whole audience in silence.ves all of musical culture, which is that all these pieces of music project onto the concentration, the silence of our listening. some say it's a paradox of our overstimulated lives, that while we might seek silence, it's howling emptiness is a challenge. the idea of a whole hour of meditation is absolutely terrifying, and quite boring. i've tried it. negative thoughts come into your mind, that's what we're scared of. i think a little bit of training, i'm going to give myself one minute, it happens when a well— known figure dies, we have a minute's silence, and that sort of thing, so it's still there in the culture, isn't it? i suppose, start small and build up to bigger bits of silence, and lose the fear. as we fade thankfully into the ether once again, let's hear it for silence. applause.

is a day of celebrations planned, the queen stepped to attend a star—studded concert at the royal albert hall what you are seeing, to remind you, is a gun salute with teams of horses galloping across the park pulling those 13 pounder guns at speed over the grass. they quickly detached to the guns and, upon command, fired those booming blanks with the path of white smoke that rises into the air. the king strip royal horse artillery and the honourable artillery company. —— the king's troop royal horse artillery. a wonderful spectacle to mark the queen's 92nd birthday. north korea has announced the immediate suspension of nuclear and missile tests and a shutdown of its nuclear test site. the announcement comes ahead of planned summits with the leaders of south korea and the united states. president trump has tweeted that the announcement is good news for the world and that he is looking forward to meeting the north korean leaderfor talks. bill hayton reports. in his six years as north korean leader, kim jong—un's nuclear missile programmes have made giant leaps. his regime now possesses both a n

evening, prince harry will lead the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert halllcomed by the australian prime minister at a reception for the next invictus games. prince harry and meghan met servicemen and women from britain and australia at the event in london. sydney is hosting the next invictus games in october and more than 500 sick and injured military and veterans are scheduled to compete. prince harry, who is patron of the games, is expected to attend with meghan, who by then will be his wife. swiss police are on the hunt, after a suspect sped through a quiet village at almost twice the legal limit. given it was a male mallard who set the cameras off, by flying at 52 kilometers an hour, they have good reason to suspect fowl—play. the feathered felon is still at large, amid fears he may have migrated. now a look at the weather with darren bett.

the 2018 olivier awards are under way at the royal albert hall. hip—hop musical based on the life of alexander hamilton, leads the way with 13 nominations which is a record in the olivier history. the ferry man has eight nominations making it the most nominated new play. our arts editor will gompertz is on the red carpet, of course the olivier awards are about separating british theatre which has had a good year, ticket sales are up, but in reality, eve ryo ne sales are up, but in reality, everyone is talking about an american production, hamilton has been nominated for a record number of 13 awards, the question is whether it will win anything like that? i know a man who has an inkling, michael billington. how is hamilton going to do, will it take the party by storm? it will do very well, it did well at the tony awards. the kind of show that sweeps all before it with massive audiences, people applauding loudly. i think it will an enormous number of awards. this is about british theatre. is there a situation where british theatre is being overtaken

the hip—hop musical hamilton has won seven 0livier theatre awards at the royal albert hall in london.out us founding father alexander hamilton. it had a record—breaking 13 0livier nominations, including best new musical and best actor. a team of scientists has just returned from a pioneering deep—sea expedition of an area where no man has ventured. the scientists have been mining the rich seascape for living treasures, diving 500m to 2km deep, off the southern coast of west java. the team of 30, led by professors from singapore and indonesia, discovered new species and learned more about the earth's biodiversity. earlier i spoke to dr tan koh siang from the tropical marine science institute at the national university of singapore about their discoveries. well, it is a place where there is not much really known about the deep waters over there. it is not unexpected to find new species and we have found probably already nine or ten, and we expect to find more. all right, well, tell us a bit more about these discoveries. well, it is easier to determine whether they were new or not, the b

evening, prince harry will lead the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert hall to look forward to in coming weeks, with the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle at windsor castle next month and the birth of her sixth great—grandchild, the third child of william and kate, expected any day now. swiss police are on the hunt, after a suspect sped through a quiet village at almost twice the legal limit. given it was a male mallard who set the cameras off, by flying at 52 kilometers an hour, they have good reason to suspect fowl—play. the feathered felon is still at large, amid fears he may have migrated. sport now, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. many thanks. good morning. manchester united face tottenham later in the first of the fa cup semifinals. that is live on bbc one later. for both sides, their only chance of finishing this seasoned with some silverware. chance of finishing this seasoned with some silverwarelj chance of finishing this seasoned with some silverware. i played one cup final with some silverware. i played

it is, of course, the stunning and historic royal albert hall.gy. # bombastic, say me fantastic, touch me in me back, she say i'm mr # ro... the queen is said to know the lyrics of all the george formby songs — a ukulele orchestra, supported by some celebrity players, paid tribute to him. # you should see them bill 'n coo # you'd be surprised at the things they do # when i'm cleanin' windows. prince harry was there with meghan markle. the wedding is just over a month away.

the queen has been marking her 92nd birthday this evening with a star—studded concert in the royal albert hall her grandsons princes william and harry were among the first to arrive at the venue, along with the earl of wessex and duchess of cornwall. prince harry also paid tribute to his grandmother at the event. in a moment, we'll bejoined by viewers on bbc one for a full round—up of the evening's main news but first, let's get the weather with matt taylor. they disturbed night on the way particular across parts of england and wales, after a lovely day. warmer in western and northern parts and temperatures into the high teens here. clear skies have given way from the south to cloud. this brought showers. and this has brought showers. and this has brought rumbles of thunder and potentially torrential downpours to nine. the first across wales and northern england will push off quickly. some across east anglia and the south—east. some will avoid them altogether and most will have pushed away at the end of the night, when we turn attention to the west and wet weather that will bring a change tomo

evening, prince harry will lead the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert halln bbc one. with all the sport, here'sjohn watson at the bbc sport centre. rachel, many thanks indeed. good afternoon. it's fa cup semifinal weekend with manchester united taking on tottenham later. for both sides, it's their only chance of finishing season with some silverware. david ornstein is at wembley for us, and do spurs have an advantage as they've been playing home games their all season? they will certainly hope so, and they beat manchester united here in january emphatically. today, however, jose mourinho, the united manager, has said they will have no advantage. the stadium will be split 50/50 between the two sets of fans, and tottenham will have the away dressing room for a change, so a bit ofa dressing room for a change, so a bit of a difference there. more interestingly perhaps will be how totte n ha m interestingly perhaps will be how tottenham and manchester united cope with these blistering weather conditions. let's look at their records. manchester united are so succe

evening, prince harry will lead the tributes to his grandmother at a birthday concert at the royal albert hall

musicians including kylie minogue and tom jones will perform for her at a birthday concert at the royal albert hallr the next invictus games. prince harry and meghan met servicemen and women from britain and australia at the event in london. sydney is hosting the next invictus games in october and more than 500 sick and injured military and veterans are scheduled to compete. prince harry, who is patron of the games, is expected to attend with meghan, who by then will be his wife. swiss police are on the hunt, after a suspect sped through a quiet village at almost twice the legal limit. given it was a male mallard who set the cameras off, by flying at 52 kilometers an hour, they have good reason to suspect "fowl" play. the feathered felon is still at large, amid fears he may have migrated. now the weather with darren bett. we've seen some warm sunshine today, temperatures in the mid—20s at best. however we still have this threat of some storms developing across parts of wales came through the midlands, up of wales came through the midlands, up towards northern england. torrential rain possible and s

it was at royal albert hall in london on saturday. brost live across the uk. the day the royal family's twitter account released photos of the young queen elizabeth and honored her for her public service. >>> the monarch was born april 21st, she has an official birthday celebration every year in june so stay tuned for that. >>> the shoes michael jackson wore when he was released -- rehearsed the moonwalk before unveiling the dance step for the first time are up for auction. ♪ >> one of the greatest moments on the stage by any performer right there! that was his legendary performance of "billie jean" during the motown inspect in 1983. they say he wore them possibly during the show. the auction is next month in california. the shoes are expected to sell for at least $10,000. that might be low. we will wait and see what the price is. >>> the news continues next on cnn. i'm natalie allen. "new day" is next for viewers in canada and the united states. "out front" is available for others. stay tuned. express yourself.. brow stylist shape and fill pencil by l'oréal.

. >> reporter: a rousing celebration at the royal albert hall.izabeth celebrates her 92nd birthday. >> your majesty. mummy. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the world's longest living monarch, the star attraction. feted at a concert by pop royalty. kylie minogue. >> here we go. >> reporter: sean mendes. sting and shaggy. ♪ mr. boombastic >> reporter: whose performance of "mr. boombastic" triggered laughs from prince harry and his bride-to-be, meghan markle. the prince delivering a tribute to his gran. >> tonight, we're celebrating the queen's birthday. but your majesty, if you don't mind me saying, you're not someone who is easy to buy gifts for. >> reporter: prince william attending solo. as duchess kate awaits the arrival of baby number three. the queen showing little sign of her advanced age. enjoying some down time after a busy work week. hosting leaders from the commonwealth, where she's been its head since the start of her reign. the 53-nation bloc honoring the queen's wish, voting that one day prince charles will take the helm. >> essentially, sh

the world's oldest and longest reigning monarch will attend a special concert at royal albert hall with perform. plus prince william and duchess katherine are expecting their third child any time soon. and this year's london marathon could be the hottest on record. when we say start, you don't mean start, you mean start. >> symbolically. she'll have a long weekend. she's going to press a big red button and get things going around 10:00 a.m., which by then, things are going to start getting toef inting toasty as f temperatures. we'll talk about how hot we think it's going to get in. this is the way you've been keeping cool. upper 20s the last few days. if you're watching from the united states and that doesn't sound hot, that would be mid and upper 80s. that comes on the heels of very chilly temperatures. we've gone completely the other way. this area of high pressure sinking warm air, compressing down on the surface. very hot temperatures. not just by the way in london but most of europe the exception across the southwestern part of the iberian peninsula. portugal, spain. so keeping you

. >>> and in england, big celebrations today in royal albert hall as queen elizabeth ii celebrates her 92nd birthday. as a kind of birthday present, the commonwealth leaders confirmed friday that prince charles, her son, will be in line to be the next head of the 53-member group. the queen had addressed the group earlier in the week expressing her, in her words, sincere wish as she put it that her son would succeed her as head of the commonwealth one day. >> yeah. he's been waiting a long time. >> a long time. >> since 1950 something. >>> and finally, st. louis firefighters, they were called in when a dog got himself into a bit of a mess. take a look at this video. the pup managed to get his head stuck in a sewer pipe. >> what. >> yeah, rescuers don't know how he managed to -- dogs do that kind of thing, but they were finally able to free him from that tight squeeze. the happy dog -- >> look at him, just happy. >> being happy. >> he must have been chasing something. >> a sewer pipe. >> most important, unharmed. >> chasing some sort of critter. >> yeah, exactly. >> chasing a critter or

they celebrated with a concert at london's royal albert hall.years old. i think she will be around for a few years more. >>> weatherwise, we've got a great sunday. >> we sure do. for the afternoon, plenty of sunshine and partly cloudy at the coast. 70s around the bay. a few low 80s inland and then a minor cooling trend in the week ahead. >> wine, beer, food, and you're helping kids go to europe to learn how to be chefs. >> wonderful. so if you're hanging around san pablo, check it out. >> thank you for joining us this morning. we will have your latest developments right here on ktvu. we leave you with this beautiful picture of the bay bridge. it should be a gorgeous day. don't forget that sunblock. enjoy, everybody. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. we sit down with the president of france, emmanuel macron, for an exclusive interview on the eve of his state visit to washington. ♪ we ask him about france's relationship with the u.s. and the surprising friendship he has forged with president trump. >> i want to go back to your first meeting and the fam

the uk's fastest selling country act ever, the shires, will be here to talk about playing the royal albert hallto come. but now a summary of this morning's main news. children living with alcohol dependent parents will be offered better access to support under a new joint initiative from the government and the labour party. the health secretaryjeremy hunt and the labour health shadow minister, jon ashworth, are announcing a £6 million fund to support the 200,000 children in england who live in a home with at least one parent dependent on alcohol. downing street has reiterated the government's commitment to leaving the customs union after brexit ahead of a symbolic vote in the commons later this week. many leading conservative ministers, including borisjohnson and david davis, have made the issue a red line in negotiations for leaving the eu. if the uk remains part of the customs union, it would be unable to strike trade deals with other countries around the world. labour wants the uk to join a new customs union. the founder of the website moneysavingexpert. com is taking facebook to court over

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