she has already won gold world indoors, bolder the commonwealth games, good chance of her another goldedal here. ade, thank you very much. let's bring you up—to—date with some of the other action. the swimmers are back in the pool. and so are the divers. jack laugher won gold in the 3 metre springboard. collecting his second gold in the championships, after victory in the 1 metre event. it follows up the gold that he won in the same event, in the same pool, at the commonwealth games in glasgow four years ago. i couldn't really get ahead of the russians, and they really couldn't get ahead of me either, and neither of us were letting each other go. i have wa nted of us were letting each other go. i have wanted this for a long time, especially after 2016 finishing second to a russian, i wanted to come here and prove myself, and to see that score and see me in first place, i wanted to cry. it is an amazing feeling, but i've still got

the shares in commonwealth bank have fallen.earings, the bank has been found to have misappropriated funds from customers and also charging clients who were dead fees, and that provoked one barbed comment from one observer saying the bank should open branches at cemeteries. that gives you an indication of the sort of pressure australia's financial pressure australia's financial pressure is under as a result of this royal commission. phil, thank you very much indeed. phil, thank you very much indeed. phil mercer in sydney there. now let's brief you on some other business stories. amazon's one—day delivery advertisement for prime members has been banned in the uk for being misleading. the regulator says it received 280 complaints from customers who reported not receiving their packages in a day. amazon says the overwhelming majority of orders arrived on time. chief executive pay here in the uk jumped by 11% last year to reach $5 million. the chartered institute of personnel development says the rise came despite criticism from bot

commonwealth, and the commonwealth is now our good friendlj commonwealth, and the commonwealth is nowthink we are now in a position to sign trade deals. well, the weather has turned bad here. the daily telegraph, holy grail pill beats middle—aged spread. telegraph, holy grail pill beats middle-aged spread. while you looking at me? that's why are you looking at me? that's why are you looking at me? i can't bear it, this idea of taking a pill and you will be thin or go to heaven. no! it's taken me three and a half years to lose weight that i put on and i'm still... how did you do it? i went on the five — two diet, and i'm still on it. it's difficult, but it's a way of life. it's never easy. these are lies! how does it work? do you know the science behind it? would it's astonishing to learn it's come from america? it would not! the american research tracked 12,000 overweight adults and found that fourin overweight adults and found that four in ten who took the drug lost a significant amount of weight over the course of the year, and anybody who's been to america probably thinks it isn't

i record after an amazing commonwealth games. lam record after an amazing commonwealth games. wait to get into winter training and ready for the next two years. you won by almost eight metres. you've done it for so long now, does that affect your motivation anyway? it is not that me. my focus is on win the gold medal and today, we would not work ready but the worker will hopefully, the next few years. and on roads numbly to tokyo, i guess, and i hope for a paralytic title again. tokyo another goal for may, rio de janeiro was also a goal and i cannot wait for tokyo. it will be incredible, we have a young team here and i feel like one of the old ones, 24 now, and so gratis he is so many faces 110w. and so gratis he is so many faces now. we are to have a few medals on the first day and i hope that we can carry on with the rest of the europeans. use congratulations. enjoy that gold and the rest of your time in berlin. play more to come and six more days of action. tomorrow sees richard whitehead going in the 200 metres. way more to come here in berlin. british number one johanna k

it was the commonwealth that provided, the british commonwealth, that provided the majority of the soldiers and an overwhelming majority of the naval power. 65% to 75% of the vessels came from the commonwealth, and about 60%, 65% of the troops came from the commonwealth. and this is the point at which the baton is passed. from a big perspective, we can see the graciousness that the senior partner is going to move and become the junior partner, what is clearly the greatest military alliance, i think, in all of human history. and that it was done, we focus on the montgomerys and the hiccups here and there, but it was done with such goodwill overall and graciousness, i think we should never lose sight of that. if we can, even though i love our country, i dedicated my life to serving it, it is still worth remembering that there was another side to the equation. i think that that doesn't come through in the film. i think that the enemy -- and i know we'll have plenty of time to talk on this -- is presented as a cardboard cutout. and we could look at everything from the character of steamboat wil

fantastic performance, really led from the gun, mist a couple of commonwealth games to finish her degree, trying to achieve a first year at the olympic stadium, to become the first briton ever to win a european title and did it in athletic style. terrific victory, first woman, not even dame kelly holmes did this. really gutsy performance to claim the bronze medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muir. medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muiri medal, and this is the reaction afterwards by laura muir. i knew a lot of the girls had a good finish, i thought, the longer i leave it, the better it will be, i knew i could run hard from a long way out. so much going behind me. 1—2 on the board, seeing that... yes, to review performance by laura muir. women's four by 100 m relay was very good, through to the final as are the men, the women did not even have a favourite, dina asher—smith am a that bodes well for her winning triple gold. cheering in the background, that is for the women's 5000 metres, a liz mccolgan is in action, just cross the line, got a third. so, two

so yes, on d-day, it was a majority commonwealth event. it is only a matter of weeks before the americans will be the overwhelming presence in every category. so as is often the case we look back on events the way they end up finishing rather than as they unfold. i think, also, the different focus in the theaters. you have to remember that churchill was reluctant to press the attack directly onto the continent. many of you in the room, i'm sure, familiar with the soft white underbelly. in '42 and '43, even '44, he's arguing, look, we don't want to attack them head on. we know what they're like. we know how hard they are going to be to defeat. the americans come in and say we will figure this out and out smart them. i'm oversimplifying, of course, for effect. that is how we ended up with the north africa campaign, that's how we ended up with sicily, with italy. these are all attempts by churchill to find maybe a less difficult way to get in the back door. and he promised at the start of the war tacitly that the losses for great britain woul

when i came back from the commonwealth games i had a few bones to get in shape. bit out of shape but i'm really happy with that swim in the groups i've still got so much more left in the tank. great britain won a total of nine medals on the second day of the championship, but plenty more to come including maisie summers neuton and ellie simmonds back in action tomorrow in the 100 metres breaststroke. the former world champion tyson fury has again been calling out his heavyweight rival deontay wilder as his comeback continues with a fight this weekend against francesco pianeta. just a warning there's some flash photography coming up. it's just fury‘s second fight back after a troublesome two years which saw him battle depression and an anti doping case, he faces the experienced pianeta at windosr park where wilder, the wbc champ, will be ringside. are at an advanced stage. negotiations for the two to meet in december are at an advanced stage. what a fight that would be. that's all from sportsday. celtic knocked out of the champions league in qualifying in athens.

the commonwealth champion gymnast says he is having to train his back garden.as forced it relocated to dublin to a new base. it has been a little bit challenging to say the least, but i had a world cup in turkey a few weeks later and won that. so i feel it shows to myself and everyone else what i can do and everyone else what i can do in a tough situation. now he is aiming to show europe what he can do and make more history for his country. ireland has never won a senior european medal. there must be a great carrot for you go out and take. yes, it is. i won ireland's first—ever medal in the juniors and i want to be the first to win a medal in seniors and why not make it a gold—medal? and if self—belife won medals, the gold would already be his. for a lot of children, there's nothing more embarrassing than their dad trying to dance. but dancing is a great way of getting fit, so a group of men in brighton have decided to shrug off the shame and they've become so confident that they've performed in front of 1500 people. mike bushell has been to train with the quir

[applause] >> good evening and welcome to the commonwealth club. i am ellen tauscher, undersecretary for arms control and international security, member of congress and member of the commonwealth club board of governors and i'm your moderator for tonight's program. it's now my pleasure to introduce tonight's guest, the honorable michael chertoff, director of security under george hw bush and author of the terrific new book excluding data: reclaiming our cyber security in the digital age. as secretary of the us department of homeland security from 2005 two 2009, michael chertoff led the country in blocking would be terrorists and before heading up the department secretary chertoff served as a federal judge in the court of appeals for the third circuit. currently as cofounder and executive chairman of the chertoff group he provides high-level strategic counsel to corporate and government leaders on a broad range of security issues. today we will discuss secretary chertoff's belief that the growth of the internet has made our greatest threats not phys

[applause] good evening and welcome to the commonwealth club.i'm the former under secretary of state for arms control and international security, member of congress and members of the commonwealth club board of governors and i am your moderator for tonight's program. it is now my pleasure to introduce tonight's guest, the honorable michael chertoff, former secretary of homeland security under george w. bush and author of the terrific new book, "exploding data reclaiming our cybersecurity in the digital age." as the secretary o secretary ofe department of homeland security from 2005 to 2009, michael chertoff led the country and blocking would-be terrorists. before heading up the department of homeland security, secretary chertoff served as the federal judge in the court of appeals for the third circuit. currently is the cofounder and executive chairman of the group, he provides high-level strategic counsel to corporate and government leaders on a broad range of security issues. today we will discuss the belief that the growth of the internet has

this is the biggest sporting event to hit glasgow since the 2014 commonwealth games.ttling it out. this is the full list of sports involved. athletics, swimming, diving, synchronised swimming, diving, synchronised swimming, track and road cycling, as well as mountain biking and bmx. you will also be able to see rowing, triathlon, golf and gymnastics. the full programme is on the bbc sport website. the reason all the sports have been brought together is to try to create a little bit of buzz around european championships which individual sport sometimes struggle to attain, and there is also the cost factor. it should be inferior cheaper to run something like this going forwards. the action starts on thursday with qualification in some of the sports. 0ver my left hand shoulder in the hydro, women‘s gymnastics underwear, a couple of miles away at the velodrome laura kenney continues her comeback after giving birth to herfirst kenney continues her comeback after giving birth to her first child kenney continues her comeback after giving birth to herfirst child last year. wh

didn't of god and is the head of the commonwealth observer group one of the organizations monitoring zimbabwe's elections welcome everyone to the stream president i want to start with you because we tweeted out to our community of viewers that you'd be on the show with your eye on the zimbabwe and elections and here are two accounts we got back tina here says the actual voting casting a ballot was very peaceful and there was no recorded incident in my area on the other hand we got this from joe black zimbabwe who says a whole polling station went missing monday and the electoral commission is failing or refusing to post results forms at a fifth polling stations is there any practical action that you mr president can take or show that barely be mentioned under irregularities as usual from your initial assessment what is your take on how the voting is gone. the observation of voting coming categorized into three distinct binds the period before the election where that is a level playing field and people have the opportunity to be able to come pain and take their message to the people t

title to his commonwealth title to his commonwealth gold.to showcase talent, and it has refused a standout performances with performances the match is the fashion macro to match. —— to match. manchester city started the defence of their premier league title today. match of the day 2 follows the news with highlights of today's matches, but if you want the results now, then here they come. city had a comfortable 2—0 win at arsenal and pep guardiola warned that his side will get better and better. raheem sterling and bernardo silva were the scorers at the emirates. and liverpool had the biggest win of the opening weekend. they thrashed west ham 4—0 at anfield. sadio mane scored twice. elsewhere, it was goaless between southampton and burnley. in the scottish premiership, 10 man rangers beat st mirren 2—0 and stjohnstone drew 1—1 with hibernian. england's cricketers have gone 2—up in the test series against india. they beat the tourists by an innings at lord's, with a day to spare. patrick gearey reports. the sunday morning waiting game. needing

chief emeka anyaoku is a former secretary general of the commonwealth, who knew kofi annan for more thanshared some of his memories with me. kofi annan and i have been friends since 1963 when he was in geneva, working for the world health 0rganization. 0urfriendship working for the world health 0rganization. 0ur friendship lasted over 50 yea rs. 0rganization. 0ur friendship lasted over 50 years. what do you think it was that made it lasts so long? well, i believe that kofi ended up as un secretary generalfor 18 well, i believe that kofi ended up as un secretary general for 18 years and he was a great global statesmen and he was a great global statesmen and peacemaker. his appointment as un secretary general and his tenure from 1997 — un secretary general and his tenure from 1997 - 2006 un secretary general and his tenure from 1997 — 2006 what huge pride to africa and he made very memorable a lasting global impact as un secretary general. how will you remember him as a friend?” secretary general. how will you remember him as a friend? i will remember him as a friend? i will remember him a

commonwealth gold medallist serena guthrie will be returning to the uk for the 2019 netball season.sons, but she's decided to come back for the build—up to the world cup. it was in australia that gurthrie helped england to a sensational victory over australia in the commonwealth games final. she plays at centre, but it's not yet know which club she'll be signing for when she returns. i'll have more for you in the next hour. our main story this afternoon: police have arrested a man on suspicion of terror offences after a car crashed into security barriers outside the houses of parliament this morning. the incident happened just outside the palace of westminster at about 7.30am as people were heading to work in central london. the car was travelling westbound past the houses of parliament when it swerved into eastbound traffic, hitting security barriers. the whole of the area has been cordoned off by police, that's likely to stay in place for some time. several cyclists were hit — two people were treated at the scene — a woman is being treated at guy's and st thomas‘ hospital with ser

commonwealth of virginia, for example, because of the production nonconventional gas in the region, now there's a gas pipeline there talk about building. that raises again the nimby issues, but i think if you look in the older urban areas of the united states you will see real problems in the electrical grid and the production side. >> host: about 50 minutes left with richard kauzlarich, , formr u.s. ambassador and the codirector of the center for energy science and policy at george mason university. for our viewers were not familiar, tell them some of the work you do there. >> guest: well, we've tried to look at energy and a very holistic way because we recognize that a lot of technology is coming outze of ti engineering and science area, that enable not only the productivity but the distribution of energy in different ways. and i'm part of the public policy school and we saw a look at all that and we say what are the policy implications? how do regulars have to address these problems that are created by this new technology? that maybe they didn't have to do with a couple decades ago.

no such problems for commonwealth champion rhys mccla na han, problems for commonwealth champion rhystlock earlier this year, adding in another superb performance to ta ke adding in another superb performance to take gold medal for ireland. another commonwealth champion took to the rings, no goalfor great britain's courtney tell it, he had to settle for bronze. some more medal success, final day of competition, over in edinburgh, twists and turns in the diving full. in the women's three metres synchro, britain were achingly close to adding to their medal haul. topping the leaderboard with just one dive to go, but then this happened. —— courtney tulloch. 0h to go, but then this happened. —— courtney tulloch. oh no, no, no. from first to fourth, no medal by britain's divers were still looking back on this championships as a success. back on this championships as a success. meanwhile, gleneagles, second medal for the self—proclaimed underdogs, mclaren and thompson, beating fellow brits georgia hall and laura davies in the bronze medal match in the women's team competition. studio: we can

dai green has won the european and commonwealth games title. to win the women‘s british open yesterday, and as you‘ll hear now, it‘s still sinking in for her. just incredible to kind of be up there with some amazing players, world number ones and that is the reason why i started playing golf to win tournaments like this and just to have compliments and text m essa 9 es to have compliments and text messages from major champion is a dream come true. i‘m very happy. we‘ll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. the two men accused of being part of the notorious islamic state cell known as the beatles, have called into question the governments attempt have them tried in the united states. speaking to the bbc for the first time since the legal moves were made public alexanda koty and shafee el sheikh denied they had been stripped of their british citizenship. the pair deny being part of the is gang and are being held at an undisclosed location in northern syria. they spoke to our middle east correspondent, quentin sommervill. for seven mont

you can find the commonwealth club on the internet. at commonwealth club.org. the dilbert comic strip, i am now pleased to introduce today's speaker, greg gutfeld, host of fox news, the greg gutfeld show. cohost of the five and author of the new book, the got fell monologues. classic rants from the five. greg gutfeld is an outrageous outspoken libertarian, a magazine editor and blogger. he started with fox news in 2007 as a contributor. he hosted the late-night show, redeye from 2007 until 2015. [applause] on the greg gutfeld showed he parities current events bring in a comedic twist to the news. on the five he is part of a roundtable ensemble of personalities who discuss and debate the hot new stories and controversies of the day. he is the author of eight books including his newest, the got fell monologues. greg grew up in the san francisco bay area and attended uc berkeley. the best school ever. the weekly standard has called the most dangerous man on television. going on to say that god felt stuff is actually subversive. a stink bomb rolled into every facul

it touches almost everyone in the commonwealth of pennsylvania in these diocese. these are the schools, the parishes, the high schools of our friends and loved ones as well as my clients. it touches the entire state, frankly. >> what does success look like for your client and other survivors? i had some people today telling me they're just happy it's out there because they were doubted when they told their parents or they told people about it. but what does success look like here? this can't continue to go on. >> it can't, ali. there are a number of things. this is a victory today. it is a victory for my client. it is a victory for survivors. it is hopefully a victory for those who are still suffering, because there are hundreds if not thousands of victims in the commonwealth of pennsylvania who still haven't come forward. it's a victory for them. there are still portions of this report, as you know, that have been redacted by the challenges of several of these petitioners, which almost led to the whole blocking of the report. >> what's the argument for that? how

newy: well, the commonwealth bank ceo, only in place since april, although he is a longtime commonwealthemployee, his answer to that is we are going to apologize for what we have done wrong, and we will do things better in the future. but a company the size of commonwealth bank, with tens of thousands of employees, takes an awful long time to turn around. you can have all the goodwill in the world from management, but making sure those behaviors really changed in the frontline staff is a long job, so i don't think this implosion of trust is going away any point soon. there will be a long, hard slog for commonwealth and asked really a -- australia's other big banks to get back to where they are before. ramy: emily cadman, thank you. a look at the stories trending across the bloomberg universe. bloomberg.com is reporting on singapore's test stock, a taxi stock, which surged thanks to uber exiting the market there. tictoc has tweeted a moment on women's rights in japan. tokyo medical university apologize for giving lower grades to female applicants, trying to keep women out. terminal scrubb

bit disappointing for her as she did win the commonwealth title in this event earlier this year.r this time round, but afterwards said she made the games on the gold coast her priority for the season. well, there's plenty more still to come in glasgow with diving starting today, and golf, triathlon and bmx racing all still to come but much of the focus will now turn to the german capital of berlin. the athletics takes place here because berlin had already been scheduled to take place here before the european championships became a multi—sport event. the olympic stadium in the city staged the olympics back in 1936 and then was renovated in time for the world cup final in 2006. britain will be hoping for some notable track and field medals here. but the team has been dealt a blow today with the news captain dai greene won't be able to race because of injury. our reporter ade adedoyin, who's in berlin, can tell us more. this is dai greene's best season for some years, his first major championships since 2013 but we understand he is of a tight hamstring in the warm up and was forced

games when he was any commonwealth games when he was an ex—that diddley to gold.beaten record that he had been carrying for years. this was not a world record. he has already got ten overs, don't forget. it was a championship record. is still not rested on his laurels. chin up, chest down, get a mass is, absorb it, but not too much. my emotional level is going to come back down to neutral. three in three golds, yes, it's good. o'connor is the silver medallist in the medley, but world champion and olympic champion and european champion, tim a lwa ys champion and european champion, tim always seems to be just one step ahead of her, and today she was too strong for her again. she was active force, but she pulled her way back to claim the gold, and u nfortu nately, to claim the gold, and unfortunately, the 0'connor, she finished a disappointing fourth. she said life goes on, we go again, but she said she put all of her heart into it and she has no legs left today. so it brilliant gold for her. in edinburgh, a mixed day in the diving pool. a brilliant silver, actually,

commonwealth games is exactly the same, europeans, the first of its kind.rts as well. it kind of brings all the media attention into one place, and it kind of brings almost a team ethos together, as well. so normally we would go into a race and 90, normally we would go into a race and go, yes, it isjust europeans. now it is european but it has more behind it, more kind of prestige behind it, more kind of prestige behind it, more kind of prestige behind it, which obviously everyone wa nts to behind it, which obviously everyone wants to raise for it. now, the reason the sports have been brought together is to try and create a bit ofa together is to try and create a bit of a buzz and excitement around european competition, and also to reduce cost. because it is incredibly expensive for the individual federations to run their own individual championships. now, some of you may remember that back in 2015 there was a european games, a very similar concept bringing sports together, that happened in baku in azerbaijan, it is effectively a rival competition. these eu

and the commonwealth have all urged calm. responding to the violence president emerson agogo offered thoughts and prayers for the families affected and used twitter to call for an end dependent investigation into wednesday's post election violence which killed at least three people he says he's been talking to his opposition rival nelson chamisa to defuse the situation but zimbabwe's home minister says the government will keep the military on the streets for the time being. is to keep under the command of the police. forces. remain deployed. across the country to maintain law and order the government of zimbabwe. and this is food responsibility. for the. destruction of property. injury and lives for life on the m.d.c. islands the commonwealth election observers are asking zimbabwe's electoral commission to release the full results they also denounce what they call an excessive use of force by security forces we cut to gary can lead the nose the excessive use of force against civilians and wish to engage all parties to exercis

they have applied for membership of the commonwealth, to return to the commonwealth.leverage that could be used? i think that sort of soft power thing can always be used as leverage, but i really question whether we should enter into such discussions with someone who was not just a parliamentary colleague or cabinet colleague of robert mugabe, he was his right—hand man. he was mugabe's hard man for a good chunk of time in the office, especially against minorities in zimbabwe. so i really question that. i also think the mdc has asked genuine objective questions that even if they get ruled against in court, should still be heard. people on the electoral roll aged more than 140, i know in a country where mugabe can try and become president again in his 90s, maybe longevity is good but it still seems unlikely. over 100 people at a single residential address. there are certain things that have been raised. the fact that the electoral commission said that mnangagwa got 50.8%, the figure itself is very suspicious, to avoid a run—off. i looked at the figures. was it something

the legion will commemorate the 1.1 million british and commonwealth armed forces who lost their livesary personnel and civilians who played their part at home. 0ur correspondent caroline davies is at tate modern in central london well, today is a hundred days before it is 100 years of the end of the first world war. the british legion‘s messages very clear, it is a big thank you. now this is not just about those who fought in the first world war, but the others who also made different contributions. let me take you to have a quick look. here are the ladies of tottenham who took over the football team after all the men went away to the front and they decided they wanted to keep it going. many thousands packed out the stadiums to watch them. memories of the women and children who helped to keep the food going while the war was continuing. now here we have the memorials to all the different servicemen who contributed. we've got a couple of tommies here, a member of the raf and also done here some sailors representing the navy. the contributions of women were significant. this letter reme

. ♪ ruth: good evening and welcome to today's meeting of the commonwealth club, the place where you'ren the know. i'm dr. ruth shapiro, founder and chief executive of the center for asian philanthropy and society and member of the commonwealth club's board of governors and your moderator for tonight. now it's my great pleasure to introduce today's distinguished speaker, dr. muhammad yunus, winner of the 2006 nobel peace prize, founder of grameen n bank, and author of the new book, "a world of three zeroes: the new economics of zero poverty, zero unemployment, and zero net carbon." please welcome dr. muhammad yunus. muhammad: thank you. thank you. thank you.

brownlee won gold in the commonwealth is four years ago, there would be no repeat. only the initialfourth behind a frenchman. the new premier league season is under way. manchester united 2—1winners over leicester in the opening game. our sports news correspondent david ornstein was watching and joins us from old trafford. we very nearly saw a little smile from the united managerjose mourinho. david, we very nearly saw a little smile from jose mourinho. david, we very nearly saw a little smile from jose mourinho. it has been quite ait malta le sommer for jose mourinho. tonight manchester united got off to a restart —— quite a tumultuous summer. they will hope to go on like that. they got going in very quick fashion, with paul pollard by giving manchester united the leap from the penalty spot. a penalty conceded inside two minutes from a daniel amartey of leicester city. leicester came back, they had a couple of chances. it required saves by david had to keep the school level. jose mourinho was a frustrated figure on the touchline at that point. luke shaw, towards th

that adds to the commonwealth titles she did earlier in the year.honour for people cheering her on and she did win by a significant margin. she has dominated the event for many yea rs has dominated the event for many years and looked comfortable so that was the gold for great britain but there was another gold from harry jenkins in the t33100 metres. many of his competitors got reclassified just before the start of the competition so there were only two competitors but it was a brilliant achievement nonetheless which means great britain have a two gold medals as well as four silvers and a bronze. not a bad start for great britain, what are the prospects for the team of the week? there's a lot to look forward to over the next six days. great britain have 51 athletes in total computing and lots of familiar names to look out for. richard whitehead will be taking to the track, paralympic champion in the track, paralympic champion in the 200 metres t61 category and he's had a tough year coming second at the world championships last year. he was thinking

the un security council was presided over by your case lord tariq ahmed he's the minister for a commonwealth and united nations and he joins me now from the united nations thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us from what i can understand one of the main messages about meeting was accountability and how that is required for genuine reconciliation can you tell us more tell us more about that absolutely i think what is very clear from the deliberations we heard today in what was a very open session we also heard not just the sec region rule we had cate blanchett in her role as a special representative on u.n.h.c.r. also giving her first hand account of the testimony this year she heard that those who have committed these crimes these heinous crimes against the ranger community must be held to account there can be no impunity and justice must be served and that was a very clear message coming through consistently consistently across many members of the security council today. and so obviously that me and my government and military will not willingly take responsibility for these

the 27—year—old won commonwealth gold back in april, and went into monday's final as world number oned only manage to swim two seconds slower than she did on the gold coast. and there was bronze too for max litchfield in the men's 200m individual medley. fellow brit mark szarenek finised fifth, a second off the podium. it has been a pretty manic monday in glasgow, our correspondent joe wilson rounds up the rest of the action. here in the velodrome we are preparing for the evening session. the one medal we have seen won by britain came in the maddison. this is the long race where cyclists compete as a pair and they can grab hold of each other and give their tea m hold of each other and give their team mate a sling shot. it is a very long race, with sprints throughout and you get points depending on where you come in the sprints. ethan hayter and ollie wood saved enough energy to finish in the bronze medal position. after the ceremony, both the riders said they thought being pa rt the riders said they thought being part of this event had helped their profile and their corrage. —— covera

it follows the gold he won in the same event at the commonwealth games in glasgow.been showing off their star signing, the world's most expensive keypad. golf's final major of the year, the us pga championship is under way with rory mcilroy currently three shots off the lead. i will be back with more on those stories at 5:30 p:m.. see you then. thank you. we will see you later. councillors in northamptonshire have voted to support an action plan that will lead to radical cuts to services and jobs, as they look to deal with a £70 million budget shortfall. one member of the public told councillors they were "shameful" and would have "blood on their hands" if they went ahead with the proposals. tony mcardle is the lead commissioner, who's been appointed by the secretary of state, to make sure the council meets it's financial duties and delivers essential services. mr mcardle described the next step for the county council. now, what is going to happen in the next few months is decisions will be made by the authority with, i hope, our support as commissioners to reorgani

in the commonwealth games we still got a gold medal.opped his dive. it is something to work on for the future. when you are diving, do you know when you have made a mistake like that? you can feel when something is right or wrong. after my dive, i came out of the water and i was so excited because mine was really good. i saw chris and he had a look on his face saying, i made a mistake. i really wa nted saying, i made a mistake. i really wanted this one. but that is what it is about in sport. in diving, things can go wrong in a second just like that. what is your relationship like with chris? really good. we lived together for five years and train together for five years and train together all that time doesn't really enjoyed it. we have been best mate since 2010. it has been very nice and comforting having some and you are nice and comforting having some and you a re really

in virginia when it was just a minion resources they were the source of power for the commonwealth. now you have these companies and individuals who are able to generate their own electricity. how do you integrate those people into the grid? that is an additional vulnerability to cyber attacks, the more people you have involved in production and distribution, the more opportunities there are for cyber attacks. i do not know about the casey mentioned in california. -- the case he mentioned in california. i did want to ask you incident dhs cyber response act of 2018. and how farat do along is it? guest: i've not follow the progress of that particular legislation. part of the government response is not just the executive ranch. it has to be the legislative and making sure our laws and regulations are 21st century laws and regulations dealing with the real problems we are confronting. the idea of more congressional interest, more public interest is critical. host: who seems more hawkish? the administration or congress in terms of moving more money to this problem and getting more eyebal

tonight, hlth officials nshls northern virginia are getting the word n the out a measles case commonwealth. they are warning there are two locations in loudoun where people may have been exposed to a person with measles. one at the innova medical center on hearst roadast friday morning. the other is at 2 riverbend buildings on monday afternoon. if you were in either location and youelieve you may have been exposed you're urged to care t your health provider. >>> police tonight are urging drivers to be cautious along georgia avenue. twice this week pedestrians have died in that stretch of road. this morning, the man in his 40s was crossing the southbound lanes here when he was struc by a car. another man killed on monday. police tell news the last foust pean diegos in montgomery county, victims did not use the crosswalk. >> car weighing 3,000 pounds going 30 miles an hour has way more force to kill you than the hagun i carry on my side. >> the department plans to start a new campaign to educate pedestrians. in april, ey unveiled a stay alert stay alive campaign but it's still a problem that

chief emeka anyaoku is a former secretary general of the commonwealth and knew kofi annan for more than the phone now from lagos. chief emeka anyaku knew kofi annan for more than 50 years — he joins us now on the phone. could you tell us first of all how you became friends with kofi annan? can you hear me? i can hear you about the very faintly. thank you so much forjoining us. first of all, really sorry to hear of your loss. just wondered if you could share with our viewers how you came to be friends with kofi annan? sorry, i cannot quite hear you clearly. how did you come to be friends with kofi annan? kofi annan and i have been friends since 1963. when he was in geneva working for the world health 0rganization, geneva working for the world health organization, and our friendship lasted over 50 yea rs. organization, and our friendship lasted over 50 years. what do you think it was that made it lasts so long? i believe that kofi annan ended up as un secretary—general 30 yea rs, ended up as un secretary—general 30 years, he was a great global statesman and peacemaker. his appointment as

bite, also, leveraging on the commonwealth of which kenya isa on the commonwealth of which kenya is a and amongst member countries. so i think... so that is your message? the message we have is that all we are the message we have is that all we a re interested the message we have is that all we are interested in our win win at proposals that enable all of us to ta ke proposals that enable all of us to take advantage of the opportunities that exist to create mutually beneficial prosperity. one issue i wish to raise is that it is the 20th anniversary of the august seven bomb blast on the american embassies in tanzania and cannier. 5000 people we re tanzania and cannier. 5000 people were injured but this is what the bomb blast victims association of kenya has appealed to the us government to pay restitution to the victims. he says the lives of the kenyan victims have been shattered due to a lack of medication, proper ca re due to a lack of medication, proper care and livelihood. did you raise their plight, which is still ongoing 20 years in that happen, with president trump? i did not me

it is in this event that he was beaten at the commonwealth games, his first defeat infouryears, commonwealththe relay, tomorrow. chill out, rest down, get a massage, try to sort that, but not too much. iam going try to sort that, but not too much. i am going to enjoy all this. emotional level come back down to neutral, three of three golds, yes, this is good. meanwhile, disappointment the tim duckworth, having led for eight of the ten that any decathlon, despite a personal best in the 50 nanometres, he finished fifth overall. the gold went to after able —— after abele —— after abele. chelsea have agreed to sell thibaut courtois to rummage ward. the deal is subject to agreeing personal terms and passing agreeing personal terms and passing a medical with european champions. he is training this week, but look to push through a move away from the club. he helped his belgian side reach the semifinals at the world cup. meanwhile, chelsea will be breaking the world record for a goalkeeper, £72 million move for the kepa arrizabalaga. goalkeeper, £72 million move for the kepa arriza balaga. celtic go

they have applied to return to the commonwealth. is that potential leverage that could be used?n always be used as leverage but i really question whether we should enter into such discussions with someone who was not just a parliamentary colleague or cabinet colleague of robert mugabe, he was his right—hand man, he was his hard man for a good chunk of time in the office, especially as a minority. i also think mdc has also asked genuine objective questions that even if they get ruled against in court, people on the electoral roll aged more than 140, in court, people on the electoral rollaged more than 140, i in court, people on the electoral roll aged more than 140, i know in a country where president can get his 90s, country where president can get his 905, it country where president can get his 90s, it still seems unlikely. the fa ct 90s, it still seems unlikely. the fact that the electoral commission said mnangagwa got 50.8%. the figure itself is very suspicious to avoid a run—off. itself is very suspicious to avoid a run-off. it was something like 36,a6a votes out of 68 milli

was declared winner of the parliamentary vote commonwealth election observers are urging zimbabwe's electoralcommission to release the full result and they've denounced the shootings. we categorically deny the excessive use of force against civilians and wish to edge all parties to exercise restraint zimbabwe electoral commission to it's the announcement of. results if it at least creates opportunities for six speculation about possible money pollution of the results. electoral commission is urging patience it is important to note that rancid traces they have been made by the citizen or would they want to lead them that choice should be respected by or the commission therefore it is or isn't barbarians to be respectful of the traces that they've been made by their fellow citizens well joining me now from harare is malcolm webb our correspondent following the scenario as the story unfolds and of course it has quite obviously malcolm it's not just the eyes of zimbabwe and on the election commission the international audience is all we're also watching. that's right a lot of international attent

now the elect the commonwealth election observers are asking zimbabwe electoral commission to release the full result they also denounced what they call the excessive use of force by security forces which we categorically deny the excessive use of force against civilians and wish to engage all parties to exercise restraint. electoral commission to exploit its the announcements of. results if it at least creates opportunities for six speculation about possible money pollution of the resource well the hospital on wednesdays events. opposition supporters say they vote they are demanding transparency from the electoral commission official results show the readings on the paper has won a majority in parliament these people are convinced the results already. got that right the police moved in to disperse them but when that failed the took over those who tried to resist what delta. president has warned the opposition against causing trouble. is its leadership it is forthwith to remove its violence and from the streets so. you know asking them to pick business that is their. government is sim

and there was a threat to leave the commonwealth. well you see at that time there were. countries that were calling for immediate elections but you know the president in models and the new constitution don't have the power still called for an election it's like the american system the president or any reason leaves the office the vice president completes the top of the situation motives was quite difficult at the time and also to local leaders when i just said a ten point good to london or to washington and say i'll do whatever you tell me and maybe they could be gloomy. if you didn't know i didn't do that i didn't do that you know we try to manage the situation and i didn't arrest people you know it was not there never arrested he was free to continue to do his political work and. so it was a difficult situation i tried to manage as best as i can and then we had elections the difficult elections but never this. it was free and fair it actually was very difficult for you there was some controversy because you hired baron a scotsman g

to improve fair trade across the commonwealth country.trade ties that we already have. i have said that we are seeking to boost that going forward. second question or, is dan here? i think there is a microphone behind you. president macron says that the eu should offer britain the satellite status. do you agree that checkers is chequers is the worst of all worlds. the prime minister hasn't visited here for 30 years, are you disappointed by that do you think we have neglected you? teething brexit is an opportunity for african countries? in relation to develop bring —— delivering on the public vote. the people voted for that, we will be leaving the march 2019. they voted to bring an end to free movement and that is non—negotiable. it will end. they do not want to be sending vast sums of money to the european union and we will not. we will be out of the commonwealth agricultural policy and the fisheries policy and the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice. we will be delivering on the vote of the british people. the chequers deal we h