one line up breaking news before riegel, while we are only confirmed that steve bruce will stay on asager of aston villa for the coming season. it had been rumoured they would install tle henri as their new boss, but bruce has confirmed he is staying put, more on that story throughout the evening and a reminder of the top story, geraint thomas now almost two minutes in front at the turn of france with just three stages to go on the weekend finish in paris, chris froome dropping down to third, a significant day, but that is all forms sportsday, by furneaux. —— bye forms sportsday, by furneaux. —— bye for now. let's return to one of our main stories. and the rescue effort continues in greece to find dozens of people missing after the deadly wildfires near athens. at least 80 people are known to have died, but that number is expected to rise. in the last half—hour we have heard from the irish ambassador to greece who has confirmed that a man from ireland has died in the wildfires. he was on funnymen. the couple got married on thursday and flew to greece on saturday, confirmation that a m

let's have a look at some other football lines, and steve bruce is expected to meet aston villa's newy has a verbal agreement to take over as their new manager. henry's currently involved with the belgian national team and recently quit his job in the media to concentrate on coaching. under bruce villa lost the championship final to fulham in may. and everton have completed the signing of the richarlison from watford. the deal for the brazilian is an initial 35 million pounds which could rise to up to 50 million. just time to tell you that stage 17 of the tour de france starts just after 2. you can follow it live on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. more in the next hour. thank you. it's 137, you are watching bbc news. more now on the search by authorities in greece who are looking for dozens of people missing after the deadly wildfires near athens. at least 80 people have died, but the search continues for survivors who fled the blaze, including those who took to the sea. 0ur correspondent james reynolds met a british patient, 71 —year—old susan margaret stephos, w

. >> steve: bruce willis, man. he sang that song. ♪ >> jimmy: what's that now?t seagram'ld >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> steve: he played the harp. >> jimmy: what was that? >> steve: he played the harmonica, but he called it a a harp. >> jimmy: that was him playing it? >> steve: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: wow. [ light laughter ] it was great. >> steve: yeah. good. called him bruno -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did? >> steve: that was his nickname? no that was his nickname, bruno. >> jimmy: did you ever meet him before? >> steve: oh yeah. he's hosted a couple times. super nice guy. >> jimmy: that's a great story. >> steve: oh yeah. >> jimmy: ready? i swear. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, paper ketchup cups for supplying me with enough ketchup to enjoy two, three, heck, >> steve: just a sampling of ketchup. >> jimmy: were just gonna give you a sampling of ketchup. >> steve: you don't want to get over ketchuped, trust me. >> jimmy: just try it and see if you like it if you like it -- >> steve: you like it you get another paper cup. and the pump is more than the ketch

let's have a look at some other football lines, and steve bruce is expected to meet aston villa's newnager. henry's currently involved with the belgian national team and recently quit his job in the media to concentrate on his coaching career. under bruce, villa lost the championship play—off final to fulham in may. everton have completed the signing of the richarlison from watford. the deal for the brazilian forward could be worth up to £50 million. just time to tell you that stage 17 of the tour de france has just got under way — geraint thomas is still in the leader's yellowjersey, one minute 39 seconds ahead of defending champion chris froome. you can follow it live on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. more in an hour. they wanted a break, but they haven't got one. nestle has spent more than a decade trying to protect the fourth finger check across the european union but earlier today judges check across the european union but earlier todayjudges in check across the european union but earlier today judges in luscombe bird agreed with the —— in luxembourg agreed

it's rumoured that thierry henry has verbally agreed to take over from steve bruce as manager of astons to focus on coaching. and the former leeds united player paul madeley has died at the age of 73. he played in every outfield position for the club during an 18—year career. here he is scoring against wolves in 1970. don revie called him rolls royce, because he was a class act. we are exactly two years away from the start of the tokyo olympics but the construction of two key venues is still behind schedule. the aquatics centre is unlikely to be finished until february 2020, and the sea forest waterway, hosting the rowing and canoeing, is two months behind schedule at present. organisers remain confident they will be completed on time but test events are likely to be rescheduled. well, climbing is one of the sports to make its debut in tokyo. double bouldering world cup winner shauna coxsey told us how it feels to finally be competiting for an olympic medal. asa as a kid growing up in climbing, i knew i wanted to push myself in this sport and win medals. that meant never going to the o

steve bruce is expected to meet aston villa ‘s new owners today.rently involved with the belgian national tea m involved with the belgian national team and quit his media job recently to concentrate on coaching. under bruce villa lost the championship finals to pull in may. everton have signed jonathan from watford, the deal could be up to egg worth up to £50 million. stage 17 of the tour de france starts just after two o'clock, you can follow it live on the bbc sport website. that's all the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. sexual comments, u nwa nted the sport for now. sexual comments, unwanted touching, grubbing and assault are still widespread and commonplace in british industry. that is according to a new report by mps. the parliamentary women and equality ‘s committee has published a five—point plan to deal with the problem. after a six—month inquiry which found that employers and regulators were ignoring their responsibilities. joining us from our westminster studio is conservative mp maria miller, the women and equality ‘s co

bruce swear you back on men? kris: well, we went out on a date, and we went to the ivy at the shore with candace and steve, and hadgreat dinner, and just clicked, and ended up five months later, getting married. harvey: how did you kids react when you get divorced, you suddenly meet this guy, and you are a unit? well, kourtney wore black for a year in protest. - really? - yep. wouldn't talk to him. so, she was definitely daddy's girl. was kim? kim was very respectful and kind and, yeah, but he eventually won them over. you really became a businesswoman when you and bruce got married. well, we got married and i really didn't have anything, and i think he had $200 in the bank. so, you learn really quickly that with four kids and you have to feed everybody, and everybody needs a place to live, that you're gonna figure it out. i went to a motivational speech that he did for the boy scouts of america. i firmly believe that all of us, every person on this earth, was-- has a champion that lives down deep inside of 'em, that can come up with tremendous things to overcome tremendous obstacles, whether in the business world

majority leader kevin mccarthy and house whip steve scalise who are said to be angling for the house speaker role, here to discuss, minority whip tammy bruceddition to this, there's the house freedom caucus putting together plans against leadership in the house. what's brewing here? is the freedom caucus making its move right here, joe? >> with these two moves you're seeing the freedom caucus reinsert some enthusiasm into the house gop. i mean if in more than anything else is really about being the ain'anti-paul ryan. paul ryan has sucked up a lot of the momentum that the house gop has had. i think this is a good thing. we're going to see a lot of pressure on republican candidates who have primaries in august and september. coming out who are they going to go for, jim jordan, the conservative favorite or do you disbo were thgo for the establi. it puppets them in a bind. >> that's paul ryan's role and why he's stayed. he raises a ton of money. interesting today, they have the impeachment articles and discussing that, priep coming s out saying he doesn't agree with that. we all love ste steve scalise. this is a question do you want another p

steve who works in this building. then i went to harpercollins and worked for my friend bruce nichols who is now a publisher and throughout those years i would say conservative books were always published on a general list with other books other ideological persuasion that this was the real idea originally the original idea behind the free press we want conservative voices to have a place at the table. we didn't want her own separate table. so for many years i kept that up. when i went to harpercollins, after publishing sarah palin's memoir which was a huge success, my boss suggested we should have a conservative imprint because a number of the houses had started that. i was a little uneasy about the idea there were the industries that so i said yes. we were a part of news corporation our sister company to wall street journal and fox news so there was every reason to have a flagship imprint i was happy to do that and i ran the imprint years successfully broadside books which still exist. but in the course of those years as we always number, going back to the clinton era but kicking into a new level of the election and the

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some years at doubleday as editor at large working for steve rubin who works in this building, and then i went to harpercollins and worked for bruce nichols who's the publisher of houghton miffler harcourt, and at -- and throughout those years, i would say, conservative books were always published on a general list along with other books from other ideological persuasions. this was the general, this was the real idea originally. it was the original idea behind an outfit like the free press. we wanted conservative voices to be, to have a praise at the table -- a place at the table. we didn't want our own separate table, and so for many years i kept that up. when i went to harpercollins after publishing sarah palin's memoir "going rogue," which was a huge success, my boss at harper suggested to me that we should have a conservative imprint because a number of other houses had started them. >> host: your own table. >> guest: that's right. and i was always, you know, a little, i was a little uneasy about the idea, but -- [audio difficulty] and so i said, yes, let's do that. i mean, we were part of news corporation. our sister companie

[cheers and applause] steve: our next guest shows how disconnected the democratic party has become. fox news contributor, radio talk show host tammy bruceeat deal is fault. made clear the president is not quote, under investigation. the bottom line, this is all politics, right? it is also with what you're seeing, most expensive group therapy we've ever seen in this country. the fact all of this won't stop this nomination. he will move through. this is part of what you get when you have the process that you have as representative government. president won. everybody generally agrees t justice, judge kavanaugh is a smart man, he knows what he is doing. doing. this seems to be effort to gin up sport for the midterms. if there was actual policy support the democrats have you would not need to gin up support and enthusiasm. the other situation when it comes to what we need in this country, genuine, thoughtful, balanced, fair approach to justice that is what kavanaugh represents for the supreme court. this meltdown we've seen across the board. in general they really don't know what else to do because the president is doing so well. ainsley: w