and whether theo did away with them, whether they were lost at sea with theo, i don't know. but there is one interesting aspect about all this, and that is that relationships like burr's with theo are a rich source for historians, but only when the individuals in the relationship are far apart. i'll bet that many of you in this room read david mccullough's biography of john adams. and you'll know that mccullough's secret weapon in that book was abigail adams. in fact, i was at a conference or a meeting where somebody asked dade mccullough, well, now you've written about john adams, are you going to write about abigail adams? and he said, i already did. in fact, that's sort of what i did with eleanor roosevelt and franklin roosevelt. the book is called -- it's only franklin roosevelt in the title, but it's real a dual -- really a dual biography. the best parts of the book, the parts in particular that reveal a relationship -- wonderful relationship, provocative relationship between john and abigail adams -- they occur when they are far apart. itit's a wonderful love story, it

theo and burrory, was another. d i knew the end of the theo burr story. she disappeared at sea. she got on a cast -- a coastal ship from south carolina heading to new york, where her father was waiting for her. her father had not seen her in years, living under an assumed name in new york. andwas coming to see him the ship disappeared. nothing was ever heard of or found of the ship, or theo, and nobody knows what happened. it is assumed the ship went down in a storm but no one knows. in fact, recently, somebody wrote a novel based on the idea that she had survived and wound up on an island somewhere. intow, this was my entry writing about aaron burr. but the heart of the story, the title of the book was going to my-- my proposed title in thinking was the disappearance of the a dose yet -- he does he burr.- theodosia but my publisher thought that cachet.rr had more that was the name people knew. so it became the heart break a berenberg -- the heart break of aaron burr. he's considered to be one of the great scandal -- scoundrels and villains of american history. i always thought

theo leggett, thank you. our business correspondent, theo leggett. a new set of technology tools to help them fight online child abuse. the home office say it will enable officers to scan a suspect‘s hard drive much more quickly. a search that would have taken 2a hours before will now take just 30 minutes. danny shaw reports. a unique glimpse inside scotland ya rd's digital investigation department. this is where computers, smartphones and memory sticks are brought for analysis to provide evidence in the most complex crimes. these components are being repaired in the electronics lab. they're from a phone seized during a murder inquiry. scientists can restore phones thrown into water, set on fire, or stamped on, but it's painstaking work and there are lengthy delays. the problem for police is there are so many devices, it's taking too long to gather all the evidence. around four months on average. so, new techniques are being introduced to speed up the process. there you go, so in a matter of seconds it has said there's indecent images on this device.

the other thing we are saying, as theo pointed out, there isa saying, as theo pointed out, there is a, something like £240 billion going to be committed over the next two years to the move to electric. so although this sounds like a lot of money, it isa this sounds like a lot of money, it is a small drop in electric vehicle investment, in which the uk is actually lagging behind. the question for consumers is, are we going to be prepared to drive these cars? about 1% of the market is electric. with the charging infrastructure as it is, will this plant be making cars that people wa nt to plant be making cars that people want to buy and to drive? what about other car companies using britain as a base? it is less rosy there, the picture? well, it is less rosy. if you look at investment in the car industry over the last three years, it has fallen by some 80%, from £2.5 billion to around £600 million last year. this will know doubt help. but the big car manufacturers, vw for example is committing $91 billion, thatis example is committing $91 billion, that is one company, and none of that is

theo leggett, bbc news.lletta smith is at the vauxhall plant in ellesmere port. worrying news for the workforce. worrying news for the workforce there. it certainly is, reeta, a very quiet day at the plant because most of it is shut for the two week summer most of it is shut for the two week summer shutdown, so staff are mostly off on their holidays at the moment, and it is not going be pleasant news for them here in wherever they are 01’ for them here in wherever they are or when they return to work. it is not necessarily surprising news, because as we heard theo saying there, just four weeks ago the company said they would really like to build the new vauxhall astra right here in the uk at the ellesmere port plant but they put a really big contingency over that, saying it depends on what kind of ideal the uk government are able to secure for brexit. today we are just hearing more information, a little more meat on the bounds of what that actually means for the workforce, so they are saying that they do hav

theo has the details on this. bring us theo has the details on this. the fine was potentially coming but the size of it has taken many by surprise. it was a lot bigger than expected, though not the biggest find the information commissioner's 0ffice could have imposed. under the gnu general data protection regulation, that big sweeping piece of european legislation that came in last year, british airways could have been fined up to 4% of its global turnover for the year and in fa ct global turnover for the year and in fact it was 1.5%, but nevertheless it was a steep fine. a lot of customers were affected by this, 500,000 of them, in fact. so it was the magnitude of it and also the kind of data that was stolen, including some very sensitive details, for example, the cvb number, the security number on the back of credit cards. normally that isn't stored in databases, it is meant to be an extra layer of security but the hackers meant to managed to get that as well and it seems they did it by setting up a fa ke seems they did it by setting up a fake websit

lacy jail facility. >> we're standing in "f" barracks, the west side in the theo lacy facility, and this is the scene of a pretty gruesome homicide that occurred in 2006. it was the murder of inmate john derek chamberlain. it occurred in october. and it occurred over here in "d" cube. when the inmates drug chamberlain behind a privacy wall and out of view from the guard's station and, you know, savagely beat him to death. he was incarcerated for what we would consider a low-level sex-related offense. possession of child pornography. there's an inmate culture here that crimes against children are viewed as something that's rather despicable. so those inmates are commonly targeted for violence. but the reality in 2006 was we just didn't have the housing space or we were trying to juggle our inmate population to put him in a position. so what we did with him was we told him, you know, don't talk about your charges, don't talk about the crimes that you may have done or committed, you know, try and fit in, be nondescript. >> petrovich claims it wasn't the inmates who initially targeted c

theo leggett, bbc news, castle bromwich.ion about this story, talking about the future of electric vehicles in the uk. do we have the infrastructure in place? are people ready to switch? and how does the uk compare to other countries' production of electric vehicles? you can get in touch with your questions and comments on this by texting 611211, e—mailing askthis@bbc.co.uk, or tweeting your question with the hashtag bbc ask this. the car expert, stuart masson, and founder of electric vehicles 0utlook, roger atkins, will be here to answer them at 8:30pm. the two contenders for the leadership of the conservative party have been taking part in hustings with voters in darlington today. borisjohnson denied he was ever left out of intelligence briefings during his time as foreign secretary. the bbc understands downing street attempted to withhold some secret intelligence from mrjohnson — a move that caused concern among senior intelligence officials. 0ur political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. do conservatives trust him?

in 2014 so many people here are coming from libya and are still stuck here indian by leaders of the theo korean community in israel have agreed to end the recent violent protests against police brutality the instructions we gather in response to the killing of an 18 year old d. theo an israeli he was shot by off duty police officer on sunday the officer said he was trying to break up a fight the witnesses said he started the altercation been days of protests and violence with police across israel the officer has been arrested or the parents of the victim solomon taker say they want peaceful protests to continue along with them i want the demonstrations to keep going but not violently until they charge the policeman who shot him a little violence should be solved.

of this initiative and for the prime minister of the theo p.r. dr abi ahmed a man of vision a man who believes in africa a man who stood for democracy in ethiopia i thank you. wish me luck or run away in the name of cause the name of allah the almighty the nurses . it is a historic. moment for the sudanese people to stand together. from all walks of life and each and every corner busy of the country north. south east and west the. celebrating this memorable day on the right the memory of the fallen martyrs who have sacrificed their lives for the sake of their own country and we honor the memory of those fallen martyrs who whose. spirits. are hovering among us but. they cannot be forgotten they have paved the way they have paid the price in their blood the revolution has made a radical change not only in the sudan but in the entire region that's why it has been addressed by thinkers writers leaders politicians and leaders worldwide that we hope that this revolution will at cheve the change we have all been asked. to. the use have demonstrated a gr

theo is our business corrrespondent.t of speculation about the future of that site in the midlands, that has been safeguarded with the electric car. now a loan to make sure that they are built there? a loan to help the process o nwa i’ds are built there? a loan to help the process onwards and to make sure that jaguar land rover is process onwards and to make sure thatjaguar land rover is in a position not only to develop electric technology, but export it as well. this loan guarantee comes from uk export finance, which is the uk export credit division. it is not cold ha rd uk export credit division. it is not cold hard cash, it is not a loan, it isa cold hard cash, it is not a loan, it is a guarantee that is designed to facilitate commercial lending, allowing jaguar land rover to get its hands on the money it needs a decent terms. but it is a gesture of support and confidence in the company and it comes at an important time. jaguar land rover is permitting a major restructuring programme, and it is in the process of cutt

theo leggett, bbc news.nson as prime minister. from brecon, our correspondent tomos morgan sent us this update the story all started in march when chris davis, the then tory mp was found guilty of submitting £700 worth of fake expenses claimed. that conviction led to a recall petition just last month here and with more than 10% of this constituency signing that petition that meant mr davis had to relinquish his seat and a by election was triggered. historically this was the seat has flitted between the conservatives and lib dems over the years and chris davis had been reselected to stand for the tories and jane dodd will stand for the liberal democrats. she is the welsh liberal democrat leader and if she was to win it, it would be a huge coup for this leader, joe swenson in a nation where they do not have any liberal democrat in seats. 29—year—old tom davis will be standing for labour, others have not decided to field a candidate this time around. this constituency lies where in the european parliamentary el

here is theo pictured with his dad jamie.was discharged that same night. let's talk to steve carter from the royal life saving society and francesca lowe who delivers training in baby first aid, after a similar incident with her son thomas. just briefly tell us what happened with thomas. thomas was in his car seat, we were going shopping, i was on the back of the car and my mum was driving. i looked left and he had turned blue. he was premature, two weeks old. i wasn't sure if he was breathing. i did not know first aid. iwas 15 was breathing. i did not know first aid. i was 15 minutes away from hospital and i went to the fire station, passed him to a fireman. they took him into the fire engine and gave him oxygen. it was a really quick thing that happened. and gave him oxygen. it was a really quick thing that happenedm and gave him oxygen. it was a really quick thing that happened. it was very quick. it was very fortunate that you are near the fire station. and also quick thinking that you could go somewhere like that. i woul

theo leggett, bbc news.hire by—election. voters go to the polls tomorrow in the first electoral test for borisjohnson as prime minister. 0ur correspondent tomos morgan is in brecon. remind us why this by—election is taking place? the story began in march when chris davies tory mp for brecon & radnorshire was found guilty of submitting £700 worth of fake expenses claims. that conviction led toa expenses claims. that conviction led to a recall petition just last month and with more than 10% of his constituents signing the position it meant that mr davies had to relinquish his seat in the by—election was triggered. historically the seat is switching between the conservatives and the lib dems over the years. jane dodds will stand for the liberal democrats and if she were to win it would be a huge coup for the new leader in a nation where they have no liberal democrat mps tom davies will stand for labour, it applied to meat nor the green party will field a candidate this time around for the is in the county of po

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for now notice that stray shower to theo sh. low 90s. much of the week. monday could be mid to upper 80s, tuesday as well. volley around the low 90s monday and tuesday. mid to upper 90s by middle of the week and could see remnants of barry, not actually barry, would have started to break down by that point but could see stray showers moving in, bringing good amount of rain on thursday. depending on the timing, may even see it arrive a little bit earlier wednesdaytight. but that we're dry again. looks like we're in for a good weekend. catching a nice dry pattern. we like it. >>> coming up, stop me if you've heard this, serena williams in a grand slam title. sound familiar? faced test for singles title. honey, this gig-speed internet is ridic aously fast. we seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. th'wahh-the-wahh wolanss. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses simple. easy. awesome. want gig-speed internet? we've got you cover

theo, thanks forjoining us.nd for electric cars? i'm joined now by sirjohn armitt from the national infrastructure commission. what do we mean by the infrastructure for electric vehicles? these electric vehicles with their batteries are going to need to have points at which they can charge their batteries, and people are not going to buy electric ca i’s people are not going to buy electric cars unless they can be confident that they can charge their car and some people will have garages and they can charge up at home but many people don't have garages and they will want to have charging points available to them on the street and in car parks and elsewhere across the country. basically we have got to charge up britain and put in place the infrastructure and the electricity networks which will make sure that people can charge their cars. how would you characterise that at the moment? very limited, there are approximately 2a,000 connector points across the country at the moment. we have 31 million vehicles in the c

the chronicle reports some transit leaders question whether theo t t changes. >>> four blocks of santa cruz avenue will temporarily become a one-way street starting next week, and a bike lane will be installed and parking spots will be installed to accommodate the narrower road. >>> happening today the united states women's soccer team will play england in the world cup semifinals in france. fans across america are asking will the superstar score again for team usa. she spoke about today's big match with abc's robin roberts yesterday. if you want to join others to watch today's match, a viewing party will take place. today's match starts at 12 noon. >>> getting a lot of questions about what is going on with barbara.not my wife, butn in t u can see it ohe last 12 to 24 hours. it's up to 110 miles per hour winds, and it gets stronger. it goes from a 2 to a 3 to a 4. it starts to drop down to a tropical storm by saturday and then it's just a cluster of thunderstorms for sunday, monday and tuesday. there will be rough surf, but you are not going to take the full on brunt of a hurricane or

similar and have a chance to try out some of their new signings in a pre-season last last newcomer theo hernandez to a right to a leg injury after collision. scored the only goal of the game to give him a one nil. open champion shane lowry says he's now targeting a place in europe's team for the next year's ryder cup larry's now back in dublin with clare judd trophy after winning his 1st major championship but northern ireland spoilsport rushed course europe's ryder cup team will be captained by as irish compadre pádraig harrington. it's my man golf for the next 12 months but whatever time we have left so awfully nice. if you don't believe him to play under him as a captain you know that's kind of a very special has a very good friend to him as well so hopefully i can i can pick up some points towards the end of the season and give it a go on the track. and in major league baseball the san francisco giants pulled off a win against the chicago white sox took them an extra inning to do it but combo sandoval's walk off home run in 13th lifted the giants to wait 5 to 4 when it san francisco

they're absolutely beaming as they phe for theo surrounded by the faly. archie wore a christening robe commissioned all the way back in 1881. the ceremony was at windsort casle and was a private affair. >>> max took the mound today as the expos were honored. dave johnson i don't remember when i was introduced to duke's. i feel like it's just always been there. it feels like home to me. duke's mayonnaise has been in our family ever since i was small. i love the way that the duke's mayonnaise toastsren the outside of the. it's nice and smooth and tangy, and you don't have to worry about any sugars.ht it's good, rig? oh, yes. we cure our meats -house, we make all of our pickles in-house, and we buy duke's mayonnai. we can't make it any better. can't beat it (laughs). >>> max scherzer was the pitcher of the month. he doesn't like to miss work. remember, he took the mound the y after he broke his nose. then on the fourth of july, his wife erica gave birth to daughter sey hart. lying her father's pitches, the birth was timed as scheduled of he didn't miss a day

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right now we're at theo wreuniting last night. we did speak toramero's father night at the hospital. he told us that his son had just turned 6. he reached out to nbc bay area last night wanting to talk about his son and the tragedy that he's experiencing. he also shared photos of stephen. he says his son was a happy boy who had his whole life ahead of him. the 6-year-old was at the garlic festival yesterday with his mother and his grand mother, they were shot as well. so three members of this family shot. ramero says his wife and mother-in-law were take on the a hospital in san jose. that is where they got their treatment for their gunshot wounds. take a listen to what alberto ramiro had to say about losing his son in such a tragic way. >> hopefully they get the lost. nothing i really can do besides wherever that is. my son had his whole life to live. he was only 6. that's all i can say. >> reporter: and you can imagine how emotional this is for that family and that father. stephen ramiro died last night at st. louise hospital. al

theo schols. i want to thank you very much. where are they? thank you very much. [applause] and thank you for preserving our history and for watching over the immortal legacy of our d-day heroes. that's what you did. thank you. i know it was expensive. two rich people, i assume, right? i appreciate it. thank you. on june 6, 1944, the flag we receive today flew aboard landing craft control 60 and it was approached and when it approached utah beach. i was there very recently, with the first lady, and it was something incredible to see. commanding the ship was a young navy lieutenant, two days shy of is 27th birthday, named howard van der beek. amid treacherous german minefields, raging winds, and rough seas, lieutenant van der beek and his crew led an astonishing 19 waves of american troops and equipment to those very, very dangerous beaches. through it all, the flag soared proudly above the waters of the english channel. announcing the arrival of our american warriors. after completing his mission on d-day, lieutenant van der beek took the flag, now bearing the sca

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and theó partitions you see, some call them cages, are meant to separate the women from the men, thefacility actually inside those fenced-in areas, talking to the youngÑi boys and girls about their situation and about the conditions. >> brennan: all right. secretary johnson, thank you for your time. >>> we'll be back in a moment. don't go away. x Ñi >> brennan: 50 years ago this week, cbs's walter cronkite reported from blast off to putting a man on the moon. we will celebrate that, including a prime time special tuesday night anchored by no norah o'donnell. and they will reair chron chrons coverage of the liftoff in realtime. >> brennan: some of our stations are leaving us now, but we will be right back with a lot more "face the nation," including a look at what is ahead for the network this week as we honor that 50th anniversary of the apollo 11launch and landing, but our panel is up next, so stay with us. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division ♪ >> brooklyn, live from the planet, the big 3 is back in the barclay arena. we with have

was killed and 18-year-old laura guadalupe cruz was taken to theo ital. as> ashby has been found and kashar by is still on the oad. if arrested,he will face kidnapping and aaulting a family member. > new details about justin amash. he announced yesterday he was leaving the repubcan party in a "the washington post" op-ed. s declaring his independence after becoming frightened by the division of the party politics. amash went on to say the u.s. is beming trapped in what he called a partisan death spiral. escape. ay there is an >> i've been involved in party politics for a while and i believe very strongly that it's hurting our cthntry at point and i think people need to stand up for what's right, stand up for what they believe in and ty independent of these pa loyalties that really divide us. >> amash has been the only republican in congress to support impeacent of president trump. in a tweet yesterday, the president called amash, quote, a tot loser and said his departure from the gop was great new for the republican party. >>> they were jamming there. four

but when this happens, when theo at the news stories and see, wow, that is a lot of law enforcement pport here, there are other victims, i'm not the only one, this guy did all of these horrific things to young girls and young women, i'm going to come forward, too, beca le i ams afraid now. in fact, i'm going to feel heroic if i come forward. frankly, i think it is great t say to them, please come forward, you were a child, you were taken advantage of, you were exploited. t your fault. if you come forward, you will not only be heroic for yourself, you will be for all the other victims. it is a powerful and important message in this case. nada: all right, wendy murphy, thank you. in the battle over border security, perhaps no issue has been as contentious as separating children from their parents. hundreds of minors are stillg beld, and there are increasing reports of deteriorating conditions in detention facilities, including overcrowding and an unhealthy environment. today a house oversight committee heard from some of its coeneagues who had recently to the border, including alexandria oc

according to preliminary information from theos aeles county coroneranff epileptic seizure. >> oklahoma than they bargained for during a traffic stop they found a rattlesnake, open container of whiskey and uranium. they also found a gun. they were arrested they face charges related to the gun, liquor and stolen car, but not for the rattlesnake or uranium. the uranium was not weapons grade, but it is unclear where it kamz from and why it was there. >> the things you're going to find in an oklahom >>> controversy gripping the 5th day of the running of the bulls festival one man was gored and seven others were injured. officials say a bull thrust into the man's forearm while two steers trampled over him despite the injuries, they say the tradition has become too safe, saying that the runs used to last four minutes long and now they are averaging two minutes. but you talk to those men and their families, they'll big to differ >> several injuries that were close calls at that. well, thanks for waking up with us i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm frances rivera. your news continues here on nb your n

last night theos angeles angels of anaheim remembered tyler skaggs, their teammate who died expectedlyled with so much emotion and so much startling coincidence, it is almost hard to believka thy park with the ultimate closer. >> reporter: the los angeles angels came fback to home tur in anaheim friday night without their beloved teammate tyler skaggs. except signs ofim were everywhere. >> both teams have lined up to look back on the life of tyler skaggs. >> reporter: the 27-year-old pitching star was found texas hotel room earlier this month. f the cause o death still unknn. e loss, hitting the baseball community hard. in memory of skaggs, players all wore his number 45 jersey. and invited his mother debby to throw out the ceremonial first pitch. a perfect strike and one of many memorable moments of the night. in the first inning, mike trout crushes a two-run homer. blasting the ball 454 feet. 45 bng the honorary number. ow a team would t combined no hitter, oring seven first inning runs. finishing with 13. 7/13, skaggs' birthday. and theast time there was a combined no hitter in cali

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theo leggett, bbc news.consumer product companyjml and a supporter of the pro—brexit group leave means leave. and also a donor to the labour party. can i just and also a donor to the labour party. can ijust ask and also a donor to the labour party. can i just ask you and also a donor to the labour party. can ijust ask you what and also a donor to the labour party. can i just ask you what you think has happened since boris johnson became prime minister, has there been a change of emphasis towards a no—deal brexit that you suspect, i don't know what, was already the plan? yes, i think there has been. i think it has been realised for a long time that if you are going to get the eu to change their negotiating stance, you need a no deal walk away position to do that, but the government up to now has been relatively half—hearted about saying that, and i think the big difference is the new government has made it much more explicit that thatis has made it much more explicit that that is their policy. it is quite a g

2014 so many people here are coming from libya and are still stuck here in denver i leaders of the theo paean community in israel have agreed to end the recent violent protests against police brutality that instructions began in response to the killing of an 18 year old ethiopian israeli he was shot by off duty police officer on sunday the officer said he was trying to break up a fight the witnesses said he started the altercation been days of protests and violence with police across israel the officer has been arrested or the parents of the victim solomon taker say they want peaceful protests to continue along with them i want the demonstrations to keep going but not violently until they charge the policeman who shot him a little property values violence should be solved with violence i only support there and nonviolence demonstration that's because we are all demonstrating to stop the violence. smith is live for us in the rashawn let's see and that's just south of tel aviv so what's the latest with the investigation at this point bonus. well the police officer is being held under hous

loggerheads for months the only return to the negotiating table this week after intensive mediation by theo pierre and the african union. going to develop that over the 2 sides agreed to establish a sovereign council to be shared between the military and civilians for 3 years or a little more but also agreed to create a civilian government that is nationalist competence and independent under the leadership of a prime minister that has the same qualities. the talks broke down in me over who would lead a transitional government. and the crisis deepened days later when security forces stormed a protest camp killing more than 100 people forces led by mohamed. known as timidity were accused of orchestrating the attacks on protesters. we would like to reassure all the political forces and military movements as well as all the youth the men and women involved in this transition that this is a comprehensive agreement that doesn't exclude anyone and reflects the aspirations of the entire sudanese people. some say there will be no accountability while he make these involved the problem is they. ratio

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deal with theo trade problem. we will speak with the former u.s. ambassador degrees.s is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get the first word. swalwell has suspended his campaign for president. struggled to raise money or gain traction in the polls. he made the cut for the first debate in late june but his prospects of quality and for -- of qualifying for the second debate later this month were in doubt. iowa will be able to cast votes over the telephone. the national committee hopes the move will get more people involved in the process. begunays it has already beyond theranium caps in the landmark deal. -- fuelinglready escalating tension in the face of tightened u.s. sanctions. tehran said more steps would be taken to scale back complaints every 60 days unless european parties can make sure it can continue to trade its oil. the justice department says it is already replacing the legal administration is using to argue for a citizenship question on the census. the supreme court already ruled against the change late last month. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on tw

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theo way of iran uclear the various various moments 20252030 where new negotiations have to occurred over the keith iranian nuclear deal go away so what he was saying was that we were going to have to have those negotiations anyway all i'm going to do is to get a better deal the problem is with this presentation of all the transactions as as a man consumed by getting the best deal possible to deal maker in chief as iran always points out it is very difficult to take that seriously to take that that that idea that you'll simply have the best interests of everyone of hald when you're filling the entire gulf region with weaponry when you're starving the iranian economy and its people with of resources through silent sions and you're surrounded by people who've always made it very clear that they'd rather like to bomb iran to pieces so this is the problem that we face and the other problem of course is we had the j. c.p.o. a what does donald trump possibly think would be a better deal it's just simply not clear. now the greek opposition to carry out its attack it says he has a strong can

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theo leggett, business correspondence, thank you.n record have all taken place since 2002. analysis of temperature records, dating back to 1884, also reveals that none of the 10 coldest years has occurred since 1963. scientists say the report underlines how much the uk has been affected by climate change, as our science editor, david shukman, explains. temperatures so low, the sea off kent actually froze. this was back in 1963, one of the chilliest years experienced in britain over the last century. but what is significant is that since that icy time, we haven't had a year quite so brutally cold. there's obviously been plenty of snow more recently, some paralysing much of the country, but in terms of temperature, none of the years since the early ‘60s has ranked as one of the top ten coldest. by contrast — and this is very striking — the ten warmest years for more than a century have all come since 2002. the recent heatwaves are part of a pattern, and it's yet more evidence, says the met office, of our climate changing. this year so

theo leggett, bbc news.ent the day at the vauxhall plant in cheshire that‘s threatened with losing all production, as you heard in theo‘s report. she‘s been talking to the union unite about the plant‘s future. welcome to the home of vauxhall astra here in the uk at ellesmere port. this car park is normally absolutely bunged full of cars and workers toing and froing as they start their shifts but at the moment we are in a two—week summer shutdown of the whole plant, so as workers head off on their summer holidays they will certainly be concerned by the developments that we are hearing today. so four weeks ago, the company said they wanted to build the new model, the next model of the vauxhall astra here from 2021. but they said that was contingent on the deal that the government gets for brexit. now we have a little bit more meat on that decision. they are saying that they got alternatives that in fact if they don‘t make enough money here at ellesmere port that they will close the plant and move it elsewhere.

our business correspondent theo leggettjoins us.of cash that it this is quite a big amount of cash thatitis this is quite a big amount of cash that it is having to put aside. it isa that it is having to put aside. it is a decent chunk of cash, $5 billion in anybody‘s money is a lot, but it is likely to be just the start. this is cash that boeing is setting aside to compensate airlines. you have airlines that already have the 737 max and had it in service and those airlines are currently sitting on the ground and not earning their keep and in the meantime the airlines are having to play financing cost on them and maintain them and so on and so they are making a loss. other airlines have been extending a lot of new aircraft, to service and they haven't had that so they have had to either cancel flights or lease aircraft in or keep older models working for longer, older models are less fuel—efficient and they cost more to run so they are racking up losses as well and these losses are quite substantial so ultimately boeing is likely to

our business correspondent theo leggett is here.tch? what ofcom says is that it surveyed customers in many of them found it was an owners process. the change from one provider to another, you need something called a pac code. people had to phone of their provider to get that and phoning up, many people find they were put on hold, had to go through lots of menus and in some cases were faced with a hard sell by a company trying to persuade them not to leave. so now you can cut out all of that, you canjust not to leave. so now you can cut out all of that, you can just send a text to a particular number and you will get a text back with the code you need, which you can pass on to your new provider. there is something else, there is no longer going to be notice periods where you have to give a month's notice to your provider even if you are out of contract in order to change. in other words, you will not end up with a situation where you might be paying two companies at the same time. that's what the idea behind this streamlining is abou

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our business correspondent theo leggett is here. a lot ofjobs at risk here.illiam hill's total in terms of shops and employees so a big move. it had been widely flagged up, they were saying up widely flagged up, they were saying up to 900 shops could close so it is painful for the company but we know why it is happening. it appears to be about the changes to betting regulations and in particular the decision to minimum the betting sta ke decision to minimum the betting stake on fixed odds betting terminals which used to be £500 but they were thought to be addictive and it was thought to be possible for people to lose huge amounts of money quickly so the maximum stake became £2 in april which has had a big impact on william hill's revenues. it said before this happened it could cut high street reve nu es happened it could cut high street revenues in the order of 40% and that appears to have been the case. a firearms officer says he shot dead one of the ringleaders of the london bridge attacks because he feared he'd stab him, kill him, and grab his weapons. eig