go with brexit, one for remaining one for leaf and both, almost tossed a coin and he was praising britton plus commitment to the single market and all the efforts they've done as commissioner to forge the single market and this is him saying do or die, we are going to leave the eu on the 31st of october and completely changed his spots. that is howl feel that he is totally untrustworthy and i worry about him. he seemed genuinely conflicted. untrustworthy and i worry about him. he seemed genuinely conflictedlj think he seemed genuinely conflicted.” think people want honesty now. they wa nt to think people want honesty now. they want to understand what you really mean, you can't keep changing. i do not know, the the charisma, but i do not know, the the charisma, but i do not know, the the charisma, but i do not know him personally, i do not know personally but morale and politics is so low that people are going with that. he's got more funding and the party than ever before and he is a brexiteer and that might be the easy option but because he is a brexiteer does not make it easier to get t

just after his election as party leader, calling him britton trump and really, that call last night asg relationship between the two of them which both men hope is going to lead toa which both men hope is going to lead to a successful trade deal, not least for boris johnson because to a successful trade deal, not least for borisjohnson because a better trade deal with the united states is one of the benefits that brexit supporters see as leaving the european union. it isn't necessarily going to be an easy thing. negotiations have not started yet, they cannot start until we leave the eu and already there are big controversies around access for american companies to the nhs, whether british consumers want to be given the opportunity to eat american meat with very different standards of quality and ethics. there were lots of positive noises as we heard last night after that call. an agreement to start those negotiations at the earliest possible opportunity but it is going to bea possible opportunity but it is going to be a difficult thing and in the end, these things come down not to rela

. —— the late leon britton.f a victim. i had poppies pinned to my chest whilst they did whatever they wanted to do. carl beech claimed he suffered years of sexual abuse and physical torture at the hands of a vip paedophile ring. he even said he'd witnessed three boys being murdered by the group, one hit by a car. but the stories were false, the tears, fake. he alleged that in london and beyond in the 19705 and 805, a paedophile network was operating, made up of establishment figures. among those carl beech accused was lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff. at the age of 91, he found himself in a police station answering questions. torture, are you suggesting that a very, very senior army officer with an impeccable record would engage in torture of children? al5o falsely incriminated was his long—time friend and fellow normandy veteran, general sir hugh beach, no relation to their accuser. sir hugh, now 96, gave evidence to the jury which has convicted carl beech. he is a man who's done enormous damag

lord britton who, as leon britton, served as home secretary. and harvey proctor, an ex tory mp.from the child abuse command. he has been spoken to by officers from the murder command. they are and i believe that what nick is saying to be credible and true. the police investigation, codenamed operation midland, went on for 18 months. but no one came forward to corroborate carl beech's claims. operation midland was eventually wound up and later pilloried in an official report. meanwhile, those beech had falsely accused — finally cleared of suspicion — denounced the way that police had pursued them. i think they regarded me... ..to be... ..disposable. if they had taken any trouble to put their effort onto questioning the so—called victim, i think they would have found it was very unlikely. lord britton, he was suffering from cancer, died during the police investigation. the former prime minister, sir edward heath, was among those accused who'd already died before carl beech made his false allegations. police then began investigating carl beech. today in court, he admitted concoctin

they'd call him britton trump and people are saying that the good thing, they like me over there.done, boris is good he would do a good job. boris johnson has been portrayed as britain's version of donald trump. so how similar are they, other than sporting similar hairstyles. as individuals and personalities, they both have a certain something that captivates a different ways, but for some similar reasons, but i think when you have chris stares is the basic fact that they are both trying to do something which is very different, right chris not boris johnson is now as prime minister trying to take britain out of the european union, donald trump is trying to take america out as many of its multilateral partnerships, self and not to mention, there's some similarity. but when we look at global issues, i say when we look at particularly iran, both countries the us and uk are going separate different ways. we need to keep reminding ourselves of that. that's exactly right, saving the blood by trying to do something big and different, they are not trying to do the same thing. borisjohnson

britton's for mr. confirms that iranian authorities seized two vessels in the strait of hormuz. the british like oil tanker was captured first while traveling through international waters. less than an hour later a second british operated tanker was boarded and diverted. >> we are going to be speaking with the uk. and this only goes to show what i am saying about iran. trouble. nothing but trouble. >> reporter: word of the seizure comes amid heightened tensions in the persian gulf. u.s. central command and president trump are emphatic that the uss boxer took defensive action when an iranian drone got too close to the ship on thursday. >> we shot it down. >> reporter: buddy ron but iran state television says that the timestamp play claims that there room for that their drone was not destroyed. there are also new reports that the pentagon is planning to send another 500 troops to the region, specifically to an air base in saudi arabia. general frank mckenzie is the top ranked commander for the middle east trying to organize an international cartel of warships to escort oil tankers

the new prime minister threatened to withhold the thirty nine billion pound divorce bill britton previously said it does to the envy. and instead use the funds on preparations for leaving with no agreements. let's get sosome analysis day katie of course is our correspondent watching old developments force in brussels dave good evening to you. boris johnson juncal junket tell us more about how this phone call went. yeah we get read outs both from the eu side and the u. k. side they're pretty much in agreement there's no dispute about what the phone call said. johnson reiterated his absolute opposition to having any type of backdrop -- backs up arrangement in the withdrawal deal -- and younger saying well the backs up needs to be there what was really significant about what johnson said and what has a lot of people in continental europe. quite worried now is that he ruled out any type of backckstop there was some thinking here that may be johnson might go back to the e. u.'s original suggestion which was that just a northern ireland. would have a backstop and would be separate from the rest o

they call him britton trump, and people say that is a good thing, that they like me over there, thatat they need. you will get it done. boris is good. the new leader arriving to meet the party troops at conservative headquarters. for a man whose political career has been down almost as much as up, a triumph of animal spirits over analysis, perhaps. boris johnson's big animal spirits over analysis, perhaps. borisjohnson's big cell is belief. you can't question mr johnson's enthusiasm for the pursuit of ambition. his promise to make the most on brexit, cleaning up the mess that he helped create. as he was cheered by tory mps in the commons this afternoon, they all know that not just turn off this afternoon, they all know that notjust turn off rays and a lot of controversy and power will not be enough on their own. —— notjust turn of phrase. well, let's get more from laura now. he has done the easy part by the sounds of it. we should reflect on what an astonishing turnaround this is. borisjohnson what an astonishing turnaround this is. boris johnson has what an astonishing turnaround th

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[applause] >> joel britton. i am opposed to censoring the mural.the board should vote to not painted over, cover it up, or anything else. leave it be. this antiracist, and i genocide mural could not have been painted if it had not have been for the working class upsurge of those times. the san francisco general strike , the minneapolis teacher strike of 1934 paved the way for the industrial reunions in this country. it was a tremendous development. it made it possible for the artist to paint this historic fresco. don't painted over, don't cover it up. [applause] -- don't paint it over, don't cover it up. >> next speaker, please. we have about ten minutes remaining. >> my name is gene. i am a citizen of san francisco. this reminds me of a clichÉ for people my age one mark twain debated -- they debated whether mark twain should be taught in schools because he referred to african-americans, slaves that one of his characters was with, by the name that was used at that time, and it was horrifying to some people. it remains something that we are all asha

[no audio] britton is expected to have a new prime minister former london mayor johnson and british foreign secretary are the two leading candidates to replace teresa may. in a debate focusing on brexit and future relations with us after a diplomat was caught and disparaging remarks that were leaked to the media. that prompted a response from the president on twitter where he was critical of the ambassador and theresa may's handling of brexit. >> i think that leadership is also about values and difficult thing sometimes things you have to say to your friends you'd rather not like the comments about theresa may were unacceptable. i don't think he should have made them. and as i did with the chinese last week even with a health secretary over six years i had some very difficult decisions and tough times but with 3 million more patients so leadership is about get things done. >> and the president's comment with the prime minister and uk ambassador to the us. >> i had a very good relationship with white house i'm very proud i could go through and i think it's very important we should have a clo

then just hand things over to britton it close it out for the day thanks. >> on behalf of the border trade alliance we want to say thank you again to duncan. here at the wilson institute. it's a pleasure to partner with you all for our sixth annual conference. also want to thank the bta board members for all of their support and their leadership. a very productive program, obviously, today, thanks to all of you. and as you already just mentioned, our sponsors, ibc, i'll third to say how great your leadership is and how much we appreciate constellation brands for helping to make our reception last night and to angela at the wilson center for your help at the reception last night. then also to ct strategies. we're at a critical juncture. we've been talking about it all day. obviously all seeking the modernization of our trilateral trade agreement. we will remain focused, we will remain engaged and hopefully get this agreement done this year. so just yesterday the bta board, we were on capitol hill. we were sharing this message, sharing much of the message that we've talked about today.

. >>> today was christening day for the youngest member of britton's royal family. baby archie.are getting a closer look now of the son of the duke and duchess of sussex. the royal family share these official photos with the private event at windsor castle. baby archie was christened in the same church where his parents, prince harry and meghan markle, wed last year. archie is currently seventh in line to the british throne. >>> parents are pulling their kids out of a northern california preschool because of what is going on next door. >> we don't know how it affects growing bodies. we do not want to take a chance. >> after the break how a new cell tower could put a popular school out of business. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> i don't blame the parents. they have to feel safe. and if they don

there's a court case coming up at the end ofjuly karen britton in the division which is going to seen, this is potentially very damaging and throughout the eu, because this is not the story that they want in the press and they want good relationships with the uae and this is something they've ever would not happen. they rather the stairs of the public eye and say something it remains between two people. the princess was left a couple months ago, he was over here without her. these are big high—profile figures, very involved in the horse racing world. it is not going to go away immediately. it's bigger than snapchat, twitter and linked in. but, if you're not a teenager, you may have never heard of tiktok. it's the fastest growing social media app in the world but a bbc investigation has found that young people and children are feeling exploited — and pushed into giving money to the apps most popular faces. joe tidy explains. the fastest growing social media app is usually popular with teenagers. there's another side that is less known. you guys are amazing. when you get a thousand fan

last year's winner, britton's geraint thomas, and the rest of team ineos playing wingmen, protectingkes a toll on these punishing slopes. this the moment france's bid for a first tour winner in 3a years ran out of puff. thomas was now second, but launched no challenge, effectively handing over the title to his team—mate. they will ride together again in paris tomorrow. all egan bernal must do is on his bike. he has climbed his mountain already. patrick geary, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. the headlines this evening... egan bernal beats the world's best to set up a first tour de france win for south america. hamilton's on pole position at hockenheim while the ferraris are hit by technical issues. and wembley beckons for warrington wolves and super league leaders, st helens as they win their challenge cup semi finals. we will have plenty from the tour de france in a moment, but we will start with formula 1. lewis hamilton

the question of who should pay reflects britton's generational divide. the wages at 75.ges built. i want to see them make a contribution as well as asking for and after contribution from the over 75. creative su ccesses , from the over 75. creative successes, structural reform and some progress on salaries about abc time. but if it slows loyal audiences the client to pay, those very high salaries might not last. a fire aboard a russian navy submersible has killed 14 crew members, according to the country's defence ministry. the fire was later put out and the vessel is now at severomorsk, the main base of the russian northern fleet. the ministry says an investigation into the incident is now under way. with me in the studio is vitaliy shevchenko from the bbc‘s monitoring service. just update us on what we know so far. the details are still very sketchy but if we look at whatever little is available from officials, a very interesting picture is beginning to emerge. so this afternoon, at the defence mistry said there was a fire and what they called a scientific submersible

this was britton's first entry into space, if you like.y were looking at how they would get to the moon. the americans did it first, and obviously they did it again. hello, jason. i feel we are about to be engulfed in a cloud of smoke! you area engulfed in a cloud of smoke! you are a nasser ambassador. tell me about yourjob. are a nasser ambassador. tell me about your job. it are a nasser ambassador. tell me about yourjob. it is about enthusing people about space. but judging by the huge reaction here today, people don't need too much enthusing? exactly. people are naturally interested in space travel. as a species, we like to be pioneers and explore. you can see that now, look at this huge cloud of smoke. i will move out of the way slightly. this is a mock—up of the fantastic jet slightly. this is a mock—up of the fantasticjet propulsion slightly. this is a mock—up of the fantastic jet propulsion rockets slightly. this is a mock—up of the fantasticjet propulsion rockets at the bottom, and what it does really well as demonstrate the scienc

lord bramall, a former chief of the defence staff, now in his 90s, wrote: the widow of lord britton,d during the investigation, wrote: and the godson of the former prime minister sir edward heath, said: danieljanner, son of another falsely accused politician, spoke for his family. the effect is hard to describe it is the stigma of an allegation as serious as rape against a loving father. harvey proctor later gave a news conference. my life, my repute, my future as i had planned it to be, and my belief in british institutions and fairness, have gone. the metropolitan police assertion that his allegations were credible and true is already part of my obituary. beech wanted to put other people in the dock, but he is now beginning a long prison sentence. carl beech was given this 18 year term for a number of offences, lying about his abuse claims, 12 counts of perverting the course ofjustice, claiming compensation for dna by lying about those claims, and also paedophile offences. he had admitted downloading hundreds of sexual images of young boys and secretly filming a boy indecently. the

timetable, when to be actually find out who is going to be the next leader of the conservative party, britton'sinal answer, the result of this contest is announced and let me find out who will take the reins from teresa and me and she will step down eventually after doing her last prime ministers questions in the third week ofjuly so it really is not very long to go at all now. there will be another series of interviews and debates between the candidates themselves on television ata candidates themselves on television at a series of interviews the candidates independently. as i say these events are what i let it be conservative members and the people who making this choice and voting in this context, it is the event that they are looking for. some of them to try and make up their mind about what would be an essential decision for the future of the country. thank you very much indeed. 0ur political correspondence. the weather forecast is coming your way. before that i wa nt to is coming your way. before that i want to show you what happened when the queen visited a city farm in edinburgh today l

this story, britton set for a clash with the us oil and digital tax. with president trump after deciding to forge ahead with a tax on big technology form —— firm such as uk —— google. it will be a digital sales tax of 2%. these text giants do not pay a huge amount of tax here in the uk because they channel their sales through places like ireland, luxembourg and other places with better tax regimes. it is legal but it gives them an unfair advantage say the retailers. that is why that is happening. most important story of the day, holly willoughby. did they cost her herjob? some of the denim she is wearing their was flying off the shelves in the could not stop it quick enough. so the bossis not stop it quick enough. so the boss is of. she onlyjoined in 2017 and she is now having to go because of all these different problems that they had overstocked levels. the boss said that they are the worst stock levels he had ever seen in his life which is not a hugely diplomatic thing to say. holly looking gorgeous. why was watching her yesterday, she is so gorgeou

to hear your discussion on health care as a privilege, not a universal right and you can look at brittonhe system they have which is socialized medicine. and i as art surgeon heart surgeon under socialized medicine being paid the same. why should i improve my technique? guest: let me address your first question. we do have doctors here testifying and have for a long time. we hear testimony from across the country about their views of the affordable care act and honestly their experience with it in practice. there are a variety of opinions but most doctors right now i would say are frustrated by the paperwork and the bureaucracy of health care which has been made worse by the affordable care act , but congress does hear the opinions of physicians. as far as health care and access to health care, in the united kingdom, about 10% of people have private health insurance coverage and they get quick coverage and about 90% are on the national health service and they don't have any choice and they have long waits. oursbelieve a country like , as wealthy as ours can find a way to cover everyone a

he was heard calling britton's duncan scott a loser as the pair left the port yesterday.ntroversial gold medallist. is not the only want to do so this week and now adam peaty has had his say as well. pt has told the bbc he supports the actions of some of his fellow at the championships who have protested. scott was warned after refusing to share the podium after a similar demonstration by an australian swimmer. now pt has said he would do the same if the situation arose. absolutely, absolutely. and i think being british that is one of our best qualities, we will stand for what we think is right on the rest of the world is with us. you know when the protesters came back in the dining room everyone was clapping them. we know cheating has no place in sport and it never has but it is getting that message out for us and getting that message out for us and getting that message out for us and getting that message out. massive applause to dunks. a repeat, ten times a day to dunks. a repeat, ten times a day to the media, doping has no place in sport and people who win, even if you