isuppose, innocent, it's taking— summer. isuppose, innocent, it's taking a— summer. it's taking a more right—wing direction and i_ taking a more right—wing direction and i think— taking a more right—wing direction and i think somebody with his journalistic background would perhaps — journalistic background would perhaps wanted to have gone. that clearly _ perhaps wanted to have gone. that clearly seems to be a factor in his departure — clearly seems to be a factor in his departure. there are investors, as yourm _ departure. there are investors, as yourm was — departure. there are investors, as your... was talking eloquently early on in _ your... was talking eloquently early on in making that point that andrew neil was_ on in making that point that andrew neil was not the only person. you're not to bench — neil was not the only person. you're not to bench watch _ neil was not the only person. you're not to bench watch the _ neil was not the only person. you're not to bench watch the earlier - not to bench watch the earlier coverage, that's cheating! jessica, are you s

. | isuppose, probably, he should have. isuppose, probably, he should have.e times. along with every other newspaper, it has emma raducanu. she was tweeting her school to ask about a levels. now she is shown pointing to a poster of herself in times square. it's still hard to comprehend the galactic nature of the change in her life and the epic nature of this story. what do you make of her rise? just look at that smile. she looks amazing — just look at that smile. she looks amazing and so happy, and captures the nation, — amazing and so happy, and captures the nation, how they felt when they watched _ the nation, how they felt when they watched her. the fact that she was invited _ watched her. the fact that she was invited to _ watched her. the fact that she was invited to the premiere of the bond film. invited to the premiere of the bond film the _ invited to the premiere of the bond film. the most touching detail is her mother and father haven't been able to— her mother and father haven't been able to travel to see her match. i haven't _ able to travel to se

the easiest thing, isuppose, would be immediate ten solution.also been a shortage of hgv drivers in a number of european countries as well. some of that workforce is being snapped up domestically on the continent, so there are going to be, i think, continent, so there are going to be, ithink, if continent, so there are going to be, i think, if these problems persist, real questions about what the government can do to stabilise the problem in the immediate term, like we saw with energy earlier this week. but it is not clear there is an immediate solution either. thank ou ve an immediate solution either. thank you very much _ an immediate solution either. thank you very much for — an immediate solution either. thank you very much for that. _ the bbc has obtained first—hand accounts from migrants who claim they've been illegally deported from the european union by polish border troops. eu members poland, latvia and lithuania have each declared a state of emergency, amid a surge of thousands of people trying to cross from belarus. the eu has accused

isuppose wheneverwe morning, mrwallace.australia, it doesn't give them the capability to remain undetected for very long periods and in order to give them the capability to focus on long—range patrols so if australia wishes to use its surface fleet, those will need to be protected and we will need to support them at long distances and if australia wants to join in great coalitions then it will want to bring new capabilities, so this is what this is really about and it is a strategic shift for australia and a big change from its previous armouries but it's also understandable because as i've been on your programme for one of the people we've learned in places like afghanistan is that coalitions matter and burden sharing matters in our world and globalisation is no different than potentially the consumer world where the world a smaller and australia want to be part of that club to have nuclear submarines and they are not nuclear armed and we have to be clear with the view is that this is not about increasing nuclear weapons,

isuppose the law and it recommends more resources.naire is, how can that be achieved? ~ t t, , questionnaire is, how can that be achieved? ~ , achieved? i think it can be achieved and it must — achieved? i think it can be achieved and it must be _ achieved? i think it can be achieved and it must be achieved. _ achieved? i think it can be achieved and it must be achieved. the - and it must be achieved. the criminaljustice and it must be achieved. the criminal justice system and it must be achieved. the criminaljustice system is there women and girls, as well as men. it is there to protect people, women being killed by their husband or partner as well as being killed by terrorists. it is there to deal with sexual violence as well as organised crime. wejust sexual violence as well as organised crime. we just need to have a violence against women and girls as one of the priorities, alongside public order, terrorism and organised crime. it is true we need additional resources, but these are resources which are going to protect children fro

isuppose, the continues over the course of the day.iving priority to key workers when it comes to filling up their tanks because even if the strategy of the government, hoping that this starts to go away works, it will be another 48 hours or so before it gets back to normal. we have heard from unions and industry bodies saying maybe we should think about letting key workers to the front of the queue or opening certain petrol stationsjust for them. opening certain petrol stationsjust forthem. not opening certain petrol stationsjust for them. not ruled out by the government but in whitehall there is scepticism that that could be done efficiently. scepticism that that could be done efficientl . . ., ., , a 36 year old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of the primary school teacher, sabina nessa, in south east london. koci selama from eastbourne was arrested in the early hours of sunday morning. our home affairs correspondent june kelly gave me this update from outside willesden magistrates court in north west london. this

but there is a silver lining, isuppose, in and washington.nd i will read that out as well. he said, after endless mountains and rivers, that leave doubt, whether there is a path out, suddenly one encounters the shade of a willow, bright flowers and a lovely village. that may all sound quite high polluting, whatever, to people but what it seems to me, to mean is that there is kind of hope when you think there is kind of hope when you think there is kind of hope when you think there is none. the light of day follows the darkest hours. so it is possible that he is saying that they can find a way forward. but there is a lot of work to do. i mean, on fronts like the environment, climate change, trade war, the world needs the superpowers to be cooperating with one another and yet, there really has been no movement on both of those major fronts in recent times. the us president seems frustrated, you know, he thinks really that the storling has been on �*s part and is why he decided to have this discussion with president xi. president xi said the pro

we had, isuppose, in the run—up to the announcement, expected there to be a backlash from his own sidem also concerned this is a massive breach in the conservative election promises. in the 2019 election manifesto for the conservatives, they stated quite categorically they would not raise national insurance. here they are breaking that election promise, and they need to be held to account. this is an unfair way of paying for the nhs, and that is why it is right that opposition parties, the lib dems, will hold them to account. ~ . . . the lib dems, will hold them to account. ~ . , . . the lib dems, will hold them to account. . . ., account. what is a fair way of -a in: account. what is a fair way of paying for — account. what is a fair way of paying for nhs _ account. what is a fair way of paying for nhs and _ account. what is a fair way of paying for nhs and care? i account. what is a fair way of i paying for nhs and care? income account. what is a fair way of - paying for nhs and care? income tax. we had in our — paying for nhs and care? income tax. we had in our manifesto _ paying fo

there had l of those things where there had been, i suppose, of those things where there had been, isupposews that he is not comfortable with this and is why it has the potential to become quite fiery and difficult if something cannot be worked out because there's definitely frustration in a foreign office that he has been made to the fall guy, so to speak, when it comes to the afghanistan blame game and i think this isjust to the afghanistan blame game and i think this is just going to add to that sense. think this is 'ust going to add to that sense— think this is 'ust going to add to that sense.— think this is 'ust going to add to that sense. �* ., , .., , that sense. and how significant is the level of _ that sense. and how significant is the level of support _ that sense. and how significant is the level of support from - the level of support from backbenchers in these sorts of decisions?— backbenchers in these sorts of decisions? ~ ~ ., , ., decisions? well, i think that you see it in some _ decisions? well, i think that you see it in some ways _ decisions? well, i think that you see i

i suppose, isuppose, in i suppose, in a way, seeing young people on the court, that is what story is the courts are around. let's come over and talk to lee committee chairman here. what does it mean to see somebody so young, she is 18, she is a girl, she is a woman in this final, what does it mean to your players you? yes. it mean to your players you? yes, aood it mean to your players you? yes, good morning- — it mean to your players you? yes, good morning. well, _ it mean to your players you? yes, good morning. well, it— it mean to your players you? yes, good morning. well, it is- it mean to your players you? ieis good morning. well, it is quite exciting for us. we are trying to promote tennis in our little area here and do the best we can, and one thing we really notice is that there are just not enough girls playing tennis. we really hope this will encourage more girls to come and play tennis. encourage more girls to come and play tennis-— play tennis. there is quite a buzz this morning. — play tennis. there is quite a buzz this morning, isn't _ play tennis. there is quite a buzz

isuppose good morning.is confident that system for dealing _ government is confident that system for dealing with the situation is pretty— for dealing with the situation is pretty robust. they don't see the need _ pretty robust. they don't see the need to— pretty robust. they don't see the need to make any changes, which means— need to make any changes, which means they will not step in to help the struggling energy firms, they will let— the struggling energy firms, they will let them go bust and let the system — will let them go bust and let the system take the strain. also, it doesn't — system take the strain. also, it doesn't look like they are minded to step in— doesn't look like they are minded to step in and — doesn't look like they are minded to step in and help the companies would be taking _ step in and help the companies would be taking on these new customers, which _ be taking on these new customers, which could — be taking on these new customers, which could be happening at a loss to those _ whi