this man, jeremy wright, is not that tech savvy. he has only tweeted a few times.nly tweeted -- has not tweeted since 2015. his facebook page does not seem to work at the moment. many are criticizing what jeremy wright might actually know about the digital sector. he is a lawyer by trade, so clearly highly educated. i am sure he has his head around it very swiftly. many are wondering about what sort of a force of positivity he will be for the sector, because this is an area of growth in the united kingdom and one the government has tried to find, putting more money in. there is a new fund that has been raised to put into new startups. a new startup visa. they are trying to make this a hospitable place to grow u.k. businesses, but does not seem like they always get the most educated digital people to become the ministers. emily: mike, where will index be putting its money? what is overhyped? crypto? >> on a relative basis to our peers in the industry, there are a few sectors we haven't done. we have not done a lot of frontier tech. we have not done as much in crypto

secretary, has moved to health secretary, has moved to health secretary, his role was taken by jeremy wrightm the backbenches is the new attorney general attending cabinet is jeremy cox. borisjohnson becomes the second senior minister to resign from theresa may's cabinet in the space of under 24 hours, borisjohnson becomes the second senior minister to resign saying the brexit dream is dying due to unnecessary self doubt. and in a move to shore up her cabinet, theresa may appoints jeremy hunt as the new foreign secretary, with matt hancock taking over as health secretary. the prime minister tells mps in the commons she is prepared to fight to keep herjob, if there's a vote of no confidence in her leadership. sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's chris mitchell. business as usual hard to find today but not at wimbledon. football in just a second. veteran djokovic, nadal and williams or winning with little trouble. the big names show no signs of stopping. in pursuit of greatness is wimbledon's slogan. on centre court today, three players with 60 grand slam single

the united kingdom, and we have a new person, jeremy wright, minister for digital overall, as well asnd sports. he isn't that tech savvy, dare i say it. much, onlytreat very tweeting a few times since 2015, when you click on his parliamentary website page, it doesn't even seem to work at the moment. so many are criticizing what he might actually know about the all.al sector if at he is a lawyer by trade, so clearly highly educated, i'm sure he has his head around it very swiftly, but many are wondering about the force of positivity he will be for the sector, because this is an area of growth for the u.k., one that the government has tried to fund. they have been putting more money, more capital, money being raised to put into new startups, and even a startup visa. if they are trying to make the united kingdom a hospitable place for growing business, but we don't know if they are putting the right people as ministers. emily: so, mike, what is overhyped? where will index not be putting their money? mike: on a relative basis to our peers in the industry, there are a few sectors we haven'

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his replacement at culture secretary is jeremy wright.. and... we are becoming a colony? no, i don't accept that at all. what we are doing is setting out a practical way forward and i think the challenge for everyone in this debate, whether in government or elsewhere, is what do we do? what is actually the plan? what do we do to move these negotiations forward? are you fully behind theresa may's brexit plan? 100%. have you considered resigning yourself over this? absolutely not. some brexiteers are on board, willing to accept a compromise, but there are many on the backbenches who see the plan agreed at chequers as a betrayal of what brexit really means. i'm not convinced yet that we are going to be in that position where we will be out there and can say we have taken back control and have the freedom to go out there, strike the free trade deals and be independent in the way in which we have been speaking about being independent. for now, ministers insist there will be no change of approach, and a new cabinet make—up, perhaps more loyal a

his replacement as culture secretary is jeremy wright.nt's brexit plans. boris johnson left with barbed words. the dream of brexit is dying, he said. and... we are becoming a colony? no, i don't accept that at all. what we are doing is setting out a practical way forward and i think the challenge for everyone in this debate, whether in government or elsewhere, is what do we do? what is actually the plan? what do we do to move these negotiations forward? are you fully behind theresa may's brexit plan? 100%. have you considered resigning yourself over this? absolutely not. some brexiteers are on board, willing to accept a compromise, but there are many on the backbenches who see the plan agreed at chequers as a betrayal of what brexit really means. i'm not convinced yet that we are going to be in that position where we will be out there and can say we have taken back control and have the freedom to go out there, strike the free trade deals and be independent in the way in which we have been speaking about being independent. for now, ministe

matthew hancock takes over his job as health secretary, and jeremy wright, the former attorney generalparty on side is far from over. alex forsyth, bbc news, westminster. our political correspondent leila nathoo is here. theresa may's position firstly, as of last night, 6pm, people were asking, was something really dramatic going to happen. where is she now? there's no doubt she is in a hugely precarious position but she is survived the 24 hours of david davis resigning and boris johnson resigning, she has survived a meeting of backbenchers last night when there were no immediate moves to oust her, no moving against her last night, there were in the numbers to force a vote of no—confidence in her. she remains in place and committed to her brexit strategy that thinks she will be able to push forward with, but she is no by no means out of trouble because backbencher brexiteers are furious about the chequers statement on friday, they have been emboldened by the words of the boris johnson saying the brexit dream is dying and they are determined to force a change of policy. they don't want

former attorney general jeremy wright moves to the role of culture secretary.er a tumultuous day in westminster, this image of boris signing his own resignation letter appeared in time to make all the newspaper front pages this morning. let's speak to our assistant political editor norman smith, who's at downing street. after yesterday, theresa may well wa nt after yesterday, theresa may well want time to try to recover at things, we assert authority and time for no one else to make a move.” think that's right, after the mayhem of yesterday, a slight lull at the moment, a sense that people are trying to work out how this will play out. cabinet came and went without anything particular happening, no one said anything dramatic as they were leaving and you get a sense that on the brexiteer side, they are wondering what their next move should be. there seems no imminent threat of leadership challenge, the brexiteer is trying to encourage their supporters not to put in those letters demanding a vote of no confidence because they probably don't have the numbers to to

matthew hancock takes his job as health secretary, and jeremy wright, the former attorney general, isto culture secretary. today in downing street, the new—look cabinet will meet for the first time. some might hope it will prove more united but, for the prime minister, the fight to keep her party on side is far from over. alex forsyth, bbc news, westminster. norman smith is in westminster. how stronger or otherwise is theresa may this morning? we are in a brief lull after the craziness of yesterday. a brief respite for mrs may because what is striking, when you talk to brexiteers at the moment, that are not coming for her. they are not poised to prompt a vote of no—confidence the reason is partly they are not sure they have the numbers to topple her. also because their focus now is on trying to get this chequers plan either ditched or significantly rewritten. on top of all that, mrs may has some things in her favour. on top of all that, mrs may has some things in herfavour. she is shot of two potential troublemakers, boris johnson and david davis. the remaining cabinet brexiteers are

jeremy wright was earning more than £700,000. d. it is very difficult to compare but overall more women, some pay cuts for the men, and bbc women say there is still a long way to go. let's have a look at the weather. our weather watchers have been well and truly getting into the world cup spirit. this picture came from a weather watcher in shropshire, just outside of telford. a little further north, you can see we have been getting into the spirit on the beach. and further south, football hopefully coming home in hampshire. that is what is going on at home, what about the match itself? the forecast in moscow, if we look at the chart for this afternoon, there are some showers in the vicinity, some afternoon downpours and thunderstorms, but these should fade away by the time we get to kick off. we will dive underneath the cloud and you can see that by about 7pm, they could be one or two showers around but they should tend to fade. i think it will be mostly dry for the match. back at home, we have got a bit ofa the match. back at hom