i do think this is a grey area, and! charity. i know all this because i runa think area, and i know all this because i run a think tank, i ran the centre for policy studies, which wasn't a charity, it was a company limited by guarantee, because it was very political. it is a very grey area, and if the charity commission is unhappy with what the iea has done, thenit unhappy with what the iea has done, then it will have to act. yeah. the question is whether — political could apply to anything. oxfam is very political in a lot of things it does, but it is not party political, and the question is whether offering access to ministers — this is more to do with mark littlewood boasting about, you know, who he knows and can put you in touch with. the iea, in the small print of the story, denies cash for access, but clearly he is involved, as he says, mark littlewood, he says he is involved in the brexit influencing game, so he is involved in politics with a small p, even if it's not party politics. the iea has responded to that saying th

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least one car. after reviewing surveillance video, police determined that the suspect was driving a greyvo. they then checked licensce plate reading cameras along nearby mowry avenue and found a grey volvo leaving the area around the time of the burglaries. after running the license plate they determined that the car was registered to phillips and that he had an extensive criminal history.sot and is currently out on bail for a crime in another city in alameda county where a firearm was used. so we knew we had a violent offender coming into our city.armani phillips was taken into custody on july 20th near his home in hayward. police say that a stolen handgun was found in his possesion at the time of the arrest. he is now being held at the santa rita jail on multiple charges.sotwe've connected him to 5 auto burglaries in our city. we think we have him on others. we found property in residence that belonged to other people. police also say that the use of license plate reading cameras was key to solving this case.sotwe are using this data to solve crimes. we are using the data to deter and

volvo. they then checked licensce plate reading nearby m found a grey volvo leaving the area around the time of the burglaries. after running the license plate they determined that the car was registered to phillips and that he had an extensive criminal history.sot and is currently out on bail for a crime in another city in alameda county where a firearm was used. so we knew we had a violent offender coming into our city.armani phillips was taken into custody on july 20th near his home in hayward. police say that a stolen handgun was found in his possesion at the time of the arrest. he is now being held at the santa rita jail on multiple charges.sotwe've connected him to 5 auto burglaries in our city. we think we have him on others. we found property in residence that belonged to other people. police also say that the use of license plate reading cameras was key to solving this case.sotwe are using this data to solve crimes. we are using the data to deter and stop people from coming into our community and victimizing people in fremont. police also found stolen property in phillips h

that remains a grey area but interestingly, looking at financial markets in the business community ande pound, despite the fact that boris johnson and david davis resigned, they are seemingly happy with the direction that the prime minister is taking brexit. there is now a clear proposal on the table and the degree of pragmatism built into this. we are getting to a situation where the shape of the deal is coming out. i don't think it is ambitious. i said it is ceta - -. don't think it is ambitious. i said it is ceta — —. nobody knows how the common rule book will work. talking now about the new brexit secretary and a brexiteer himself. how will he do in brussels? i think he is a lawyer with good attention to detail. i don't know what this role will be. david davis did not have a significant role in negotiations and when we get to the end of the negotiations, mrs may have and that she would and that is yes he will have an interesting job in the next few months of getting across the briefing getting involved in discussions and potentially closing the mou with a little help from the prime

least one car. after reviewing surveillance video, police determined that the suspect was driving a greyy then checked licensce plate reading cameras along nearby mowry avenue and found a grey volvo leaving the area around the time of the burglaries. after running the license plate they determined that the car was registered to phillips and that he had an extensive criminal history.sot and is currently out on bail for a crime in another city in alameda county where a firearm was used. so we knew we had a violent offender coming into our city.armani phillips was taken into custody on july 20th near his home in hayward. police say that a stolen handgun was found in his possesion at the time of the arrest. he is now being held at the santa rita jail on multiple charges.sotwe've connected him to 5 auto burglaries in our city. we think we have him on others. we found property in residence that belonged to other people. police also say that the use of license plate reading cameras was key to solving this case.sotwe are using this data to solve crimes. we are using the data to deter and stop pe

glasses, black gloves and a grey bandana covering his face. ( robin )a man is behind bars this morning for trying to rob a bank. it happened yesterday around 3 p-m near san francisco's embarcadero bart station. police say the man entered the bank... handed the teller a note.... and then ran off. it's not clear if he got away with any money. police were able to track the man down in less than 10 minutes. they arrested him near the millennium towers. ( robin )on the peninsula... c-h-p officers found a car that went off a cliff in san mateo county... but they can't find the driver. officers tweeted out this picture thursday morning. the car was found off of highway 1... just north of pescadero state beach. investigators are still working to figure out who this car belongs to. ( robin )in national news... severe weather is likely to blame for a fatal boating accident in missouri. at least 11-people are dead after the boat capsized and sank. reporter john lorinc has the story. missouri dive teams spent the overnight hours searching table rock lake.they were looking for people aboard a duck

and if we take turns now it was a grey show then front all right let's make the teams. challenge croatia this side says frons ok that's one about three. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero that was an impressive performance by the gracious side let me see what special soldiers the french side has prepared for us there already sitting down so it must be something special for the south so they're saying to shut up up. shut . we had a team this world cup that has you know just made the sanction at the previous euros i'm talking about iceland but the goal is to give the still great gift over. who doesn't. kill a fellow front. google over. this may not be evolution of the stadium but this may not be the final between france and the way shown on the field we don't have to go and tell more troops we only have a blood and you'll bother with all the french side but these teams are just dispassionate just saw it and just as determined to win. by obese at the start of. one zero one two. punch of ok well the french. three or something. else. was going to school to the croats similar

the thief was wearing a black "san jose sharks" hoodie...glasses, black gloves and a grey bandana over the north bay... the owner of a tree service is dead... after a tree he was tting snapped and fell on him. it happened on west dry creek road in healdsburg. the victim has been identified as 48-year-old luis garcia. two of garcia's employees tried to give him c-p-r... but their efforts were unsuccessful. ( darya ) on the peninsula... c-h-p officers find a car that went off a cliff in san mateo county... but they can't find the driver. officers tweeted out this picture. the car was found off of highway 1... and just north of pescadero state beach. when officers found the car-- they couldn't find any passengers. investigators are still working to figure out who this car belongs to. ( darya ) senator kamala harris has introduced legislation to provide rent relief for working families struggling to pay bills. the rent relief act would create a refundable tax credit. that credit would go to renters who spend more than 30- percent of their gross income on their rent and utilities. ( james )

there will be some areas of cloud, coming and going, and it could stay a bit grey and a little coolersh sea coasts. temperatures a bit higher in scotla nd coasts. temperatures a bit higher in scotland and northern ireland, particularly in the... sunday, more of the same, except in northern scotland, where we have got a band of cloud, producing a little drizzle over highlands, otherwise, a dryer, sunny spells by day, light breeze, temperatures similar to saturday, possibly sneaking up to 30 to the south—east. this is bbc world news today. our top stories... kindest described the government positions on brexit. talks are expected to continue to two o'clock this evening, theresa may says they have a duty to reach an agreement. police releasing more information into the investigation saying it would take weeks or months to identify how its victims canada contact with the nerve agent. tributes to a diver killed in the thai cave rescue — as efforts intensify to bring 12 boys and their football england arrived ahead of their final clash with sweden tomorrow and celebrating london's diverse c

a grey area? a grey area. it is going to take a little time to implement brexit.rom time to time can compromise and move. can you see a scenario in the coming months as we come to the deadline, where the leaders are prepared to compromise because there has been no compromise so far. it depends on the proposal which will be made by the uk authorities because there is no compromise because we have not got the position of the uk government. so we need to have a common position, we have a position and a proposal from uk government to the commission. and after, we can find a compromise if it is acceptable for the european commission, it is the legal framework of europe, it's very clear. in just under a8 hours the american president will be arriving in the uk for a two day visit. shorter and less grand that was perhaps first anticipated. before he left washington he told reporters he had "a very good relationship" with theresa may. but maybe he has a better one with borisjohnson. so i have nato, i have the uk which is in somewhat turmoil and i have putin. frankly, putin

mohammed jump june lifeforce in west jerusalem well let's sell a bit deeper into this now because a lot of grey areas with this new law it puts religion at the heart of the state rather than an equal rights for all which shows up several legal questions in one nine hundred forty eight declaration of the establishment of the state of israel granted equal social and political rights to all its citizens irrespective of religion race and sex so does this new law alter the status quo that's been

billion on a grey november day looking out from west to east it. was music and various sound bites from the time help visitors feel how it was back then . was. i still have goosebumps it's so hot you could never imagine it i mean you see the pictures on t.v. but this puts you right there in the middle of it i have to say i found it really fascinating step by as from saddam's fantasy and it was really impressive in the room even gives you a sense of the historical background. artist you had to go to c.c. took three and a half years to complete the image. from from either from the we're standing five metres away from the wall looking over it towards the east we see people living there like they live anywhere else without being aware or at least consciously registering that they live right next to the balun wall. trey's life under the shadow of the wall. creating the right at me. there was more important to him than being rigidly factual. he himself is a witness of the era. for years he lived in the section of the day that features in this kind of mam

officers say they are looking for the men and the car, which is a grey audi. people responsible for this was taken above a child's life, and ultimately, emotionally to anybody out there who has any information in relation to this crime, i want those people to come forward. today from hospital, claire o'neill said she was shaken, and that because the men ran over her as they made their escape, she's unable to hold her daughter properly. the child was missing for less than an hour. but for her, those 45 minutes are likely to have felt a lot longer. a motorcyclist who filmed himself doing wheelies and travelling at 189 miles per hour has beenjailed for 21 months. when police raided adam campion's home they found hundreds of videos of motorcycles being ridden dangerously, including one where he's filming himself while driving one—handed. the 26—year—old pleaded guilty to five counts of dangerous driving. the slovakian cyclist peter sagan has won the latest stage in the 2018 tour de france. it's his third victory of the competition so far , after winning a sprint fi

the drama she'd been involved in. officers say they're looking for the men and the car, which is a grey was taken above the child's life and ultimately, emotionally, to anybody out there who has any information in relation to this crime, i want those people to come forward. today from hospital, claire 0'neill said she was shaken. and that because the men ran over her as they made their escape she's unable to hold her daughter properly. the child was missing for less than an hour. but for her, those a5 minutes are likely to have felt a lot longer. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. the youngest pilot in the battle of britain has died at the age of 96. when hejoined the royal air force in the second world war geoffrey wellum was only 17. just over a year later he was engaged in a ferocious dogfight in which he brought down at least three enemy aircraft, sustained damage to his own, and yet managed to escape. robert hall takes a look back at his life. archive: the british met the challenge by throwing in everything they had. a fortnight after leaving school, i walked through the gates of

you may be waking up to a bit of a grey sky, but that will clear and there will be some sunshine pokingscotland, later this afternoon across wales and the midlands. those will be few and far between. for most it will stay dry and temperatures this afternoon actually fairly similar to yesterday, about 19—21d in the north, up to about 26 celsius for the south and east. through the night, any showers tend to disappear and we are left with clearing skies into the early hours of thursday morning. temperatures down to around 10-12 in morning. temperatures down to around 10—12 in the north, 13—15 further south and east. again, fairly comparable for sleeping really. similarto comparable for sleeping really. similar to last night. going into thursday, we have the system moving in from the north—west. that will gradually spread into scotland and northern ireland. there will be some sunny skies in the morning. the cloud certainly thickening up into the afternoon. for england and wales, well, much less cloud around than today, with some sunshine and the heat will start to build up again for england

.- is a grey found she had not been raped. she accused was able to --vide facebook messages >> she took this matches everywhere she went? >> she did. that became a cultural meme. some mattresses showed up on other campuses. a man she a key -- the man she accused one his case against columbia. columbia issued an apology. >> why would columbia university allow somebody to carry a mattress into all their classes? >> fashionable, i guess. [laughter] they wanted to be seen as on the right. they are terrified of being accused of not handling these accusations with enough sensitivity. they have a lot of counselors. 49.ard has >> is a 54, i think. >> 54 -- you said 54, i think. >> that is 54 people? >> it is a mess. the kids are not happy. family, iour chapter, want to read this. for kids raised by single -- only 5% of births for kids- 10% -- raised by thing a mothers, the poverty rate was 37.1%. mothers under the of 30, -- what happened? decided adult self expression in happiness were more important than the needs of children. from un

today he wore a black suit with a grey tie. those pictures you are looking at now are from a previous hearing just before a judge. >> here is trump. >> i know mr. manafort, haven't spoken to him in a long time. i know him. >> i feel badly about it. they went back 12 years to get things that he did things 12 years ago. he worked for me for a short period of time, what, 49 days? >> it was five months by the way. five months, that is five times four, 20 months during a pivotal period. and then was promoted to campaign chairman shortly there after. trump praised him on the campaign trail, let's watch that. >> i have fantastic people, paul manafort just came on, he is great. and paul manafort has done an amazing job. he is here someplace. where is paul? good. you made it. that is mr. manafort, who by the way is an amazing man. >> curious about gymnastics that he is trying to distance himself. we reported that he lobbiesed for a host of dictators, problematic third world bully types. you didn't have to be in the cia to understand that

the drama she had been involved in. officers say they're looking for the men and the car, which is a greying above a child's life and ultimately emotionally, to anybody out there who has any information in relation to this crime, i want those people to come forward. today, from hospital, clare 0'neill said she was shaken. but that because the men ran over her as they made their escape she is unable to hold her daughter properly. the child was missing for less than an hour but for her, those 45 minutes are likely to have felt a lot longer. more than 200 people were treated for the effects of sunburn at hospitals across northern ireland during the recent heatwave. temperatures soared to around thirty degrees celsius. thirty degrees celsius. the public health agency has warned that a single episode of sunburn could double the risk of malignant melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer. dan stanton reports. the beach at newcastle in county down last month, when temperatures here were similar to what you'd expect in spain. but while many did listen to advice by wearing hats and putting on

wearing a black "san jose sharks" hoodie...glasses, black gloves hoodie...glasses, black gloves and a grey bandana covering his face. coming up at eight.. a cyclist turns a lot of heads....when he decided to go for a ride on highway 101...naked. plus. a wedding ring discovered in the east bay...details on the effort to find the rightful owner. and next. a warning out of contra costa county...where mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus. a warning tonight from east bay officials... who say mosquitoes in contra costa county have tested positive for west nile virus. the infected mosquitoes were caught in traps in discovery bay ..and an agricultural area east of brentwood. officials say they are seeing a typical summer pattern where west nile activity ramps up as the weather heats up. and are urging people to take precautions. that includes using repellents containing deet, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus. avoiding the outdoors when mosquitoes are present typically at dawn or dusk. and draining standing water. (grant) as if drivers aren't distracted enough! a naked man was s

he was last seen wearing a black "san jose sharks" hoodie...glasses, black gloves and a grey bandana covering his face. screaming (grant)coming up: the kilauea volcano is still erupting. and now we're seeing and hearing what it was like in those terrifying moments when the lava bomb pummeled a tour boat. (justine)plus: waitresses around the country are demanding respect. how one woman took matters into her own hands when she was allegedly groped on the job. (grant) things don't always appear as they seem. what illegal bussines south what illegal bussines south bay investigators bay bu (justine) authorities in the south bay have taken down a well-organized illegal gambling operation.(grant) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the backroom casinos were posing as legitimate businesses. responding to complaints from neighbors in this and othe vietnamese neighborhoods, cropey pc repair and rentals here at a strip mall on cropley avenue and this nail sailon on north 14th street were the first to be raided. inside police found people engaged in illegal gambling. they were playing poker

. >> supervisor cohen: i understand it is a grey area. if we are drawing the line eligibility and that is their policy, these are students who are definitely eligible. i would like to amend item seven to return the go bags. is that ok? spee when you are welcome to make a motion. >> supervisor cohen: ok. i would like to make an emotion to amend item seven to the project process recommended for the funds. >> motion made by commissioner cohen. is there a second for that motion? seconded by commissioner kim. let me explain to you, and i think commissioner cohen indicated part of it and it is set forth in the resolution as to why in my capacity as chair, consistent with the number of votes that this body has taken after the acquisition by lyft thought this was inconsistent of previous actions and asked staff to set forth in the resolution and remove that. i appreciate the comments of the public commenter and commissioner cohen. respectfully i want to suggest why we might not want to go down this road. they are a company with a valuation of $7.

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in reality, no one really knows what makes a grey blockbuster. rs well and one that were written a few years ago have become tv series and then end up back on the shelves with a fancy new cover. absolutely. when a fancy new cover. absolutely. when a book is turn into a film or into tv, it usually drives the sales. a grey pa rt tv, it usually drives the sales. a grey part of the way the industry works together. that might have changed a little bit. authors are to think about the kind of books they are writing. still a lot of concern for authors that they are seeing a decline in the amount of money they are getting out of the books they are getting out of the books they are writing. votes in a paper saying just that. why is that happening?” think there is probably more focus on the very best, the highest stellar authors in terms of where money is going to and there is a discussion that needs to be had about we need to make sure a pipeline of great authors is coming through. 0ur pipeline of great authors is coming through. our members are investing

least one car. after reviewing surveillance video, police determined that the suspect was driving a greyicensce plate reading cameras along nearby mowry avenue and found a grey volvo leaving the area around the time of the burglaries. after running the license plate they determined that the car was registered to phillips and that he had an extensive criminal history.sot and is currently out on bail for a crime in another city in alameda county where a firearm was used. so we knew we had a violent offender coming into our city.armani phillips was taken into custody on july 20th near his home in hayward. police say that a stolen handgun was found in his possesion at the time of the arrest. he is now being held at the santa rita jail on multiple charges.sotwe've connected him to 5 auto burglaries in our city. we think we have him on others. we found property in residence that belonged to other people. police also say that the use of license plate reading cameras was key to solving this case.sotwe are using this data to solve crimes. we are using the data to deter and stop people from coming

officers say they're looking for the men and the car, which is a grey audi.out there who has any information in relation to this crime — i what those people to come forward. today from hospital, claire o'neill said she was shaken. and that because the men ran over her as they made their escape she's unable to hold her daughter properly. the child was missing for less than an hour. but for her, those 45 minutes are likely to have felt a lot longer. sima kotecha, bbc news, birmingham. at least 17 people have died after an amphibious "duck boat" carrying tourists sank in stormy weather in the us state of missouri. the vessel was carrying 31 people when it capsized in table rock lake — a popular tourist attraction in the state. authorities have said there are children are among the dead. ben ando reports. barely making headway, shocked tourists watch as one of the so—called duck tour boats struggles against the swells of a sudden storm. another vessel further out did not make it back and sank beneath the choppy waters of table rock lake in missouri with 31 people

it is amazing how we have gone from a black swan to a grey event in a short period of time.me through the ramifications of lack to greg to reality -- black to gray to reality. is this the beginning of a long road to the end? danae: there would be huge repercussions. she is not just any chancellor, she is the symbol of the west liberal order. the former chancellor of west germany said it is a weak germany, not a strong germany, that is the most dangerous for the european integration project. if merkel survive this crisis, there will soon be another one. we see donald trump having intentions in terms of pressuring her. we shall see that again. the euro and about the european integration in terms of the european monetary union and the economic and monetary union, it is a political project. so far, it has been held together because it has been political will to hold it together. now if leaders drift apart because of migration policy, that could have repercussions for the euro. so far in the central bank it has held it together, but this is no longer an option. we saw the central

west midlands police are searching for a grey audi car after it's thought to have been car jacked in a 4 month old girl in the back seat scotland yard won't discuss press association reports, that police believe they've identified several russians, suspected of involvement in the nerve agent attack in salisbury in march. and in sport, and historic stage victory for going to thomas at the tour de france, as he leads chris froome by one minute and 39 seconds but says he is still riding for his tea m but says he is still riding for his team leader. it is time to focus, after missing the last two, tiger woods is off on his opening round at this year's open. he is two under, three off the lead. and lewis hamilton signs a new £40 million a year deal with mercedes which would keepin year deal with mercedes which would keep in there until the end of 2020. more on those stories after half—past. the european commission has urged eu countries and businesses to intensify their preparations, for the possibility of a no—deal brexit. it said a failure to reach an agreement with britain would cause s

very cool here recently a more clouds working its way towards us the thursday so thursday will be a bit grey and fourteen degrees will be our maximum there in melbourne a little bit further towards the east and those fine clear weather for many of us until we head through the day on wednesday where more cloud will be pushing its way northward here of rates of rain perhaps in the southern parts of the south island but as it spreads its way north woods most of us will see quite a cloudy day on thursday but not too wet yet if we head up further north we can see all thai food all what's left of it running its way across the sea of japan now and working its way north east words as it does so it's going to drag its feet across many parts of japan so honcho very very wet on wednesday and for thursday we could have more reports of flooding out of this to the west across north and south korea it's beginning to dry up. with. expelled from their base in jordan in lebanon and left in the political world three billion was rising in the ranks of the p.l.o. but was this just another inevitable step on the

through all the ups and downs whole spectrum motions as we were for the only game i think of got a few grey hairs off the pounds she is. really interesting to see england win a penalty for for once now there's been some friends who've traveled from all over the world to actually support russia the host nation in this world cup and i was fortunate enough to join a couple of them and get really unique and fantastic view of st petersburg. you. see petersburg it's arguably one of the most beautiful and picturesque cities in all of russia it's. considered the capital culture of the north of the country and one photographer is offering people the opportunity to take in the stunning views the unique style by having photo shoots and the chill here on the rooftops. and that's all with me because i coughed up a small side but some ice just kind of peter costello's from i mean from not just on the bottom some i could. have my eyes so i got an approach such as you take on your snout which to be kind what i taught our students so much so what are. some of us shared so use it to go to the produce to you

after what has been a grey month, there will reflect a nd has been a grey month, there will reflect andg here. she has been busy working this morning. she has come out for a breather and she will be working in a minute. her handler is keeping her in this position from behind the camera. she is so obedient because she was waiting for ages. if you wa nt to she was waiting for ages. if you want to go to your mum now, you can. we are outside the clubhouse and the trophy room. i wanted to show you around. takea trophy room. i wanted to show you around. take a look at those flowers, beautiful flowers in the wimbledon colours. you can see 1868, thatis wimbledon colours. you can see 1868, that is celebrating 150 years of the all england cloud. if you come along here, you can see the 150 as well. katie is so well—behaved, she is still waiting patiently. the weather at wimbledon today is going to be dry, sunny spells and only an outside chance in the afternoon of a shower. i've between 24 and 26, depending on how much sunshine we get. for much of the uk, it is a cloudy start through the day, but

we start thursday off on a rather grey note. oping, and as temperatures rise, a bit more moisture into the air, we could see a few more showers developing. those will be quite out isolated across eastern areas, but fairly heavy ones across south—west scotland, west of the pennines in the wales and the south—west of england because the ground is so parched any slow—moving downpours could cause localised flooding. a warm day to come, 27 celsius across the south—east. the chance of showers and thunderstorms increasing as we head on into friday. we start off on a largely dry note with some sunshine around, a few showers across northern areas from the word go and as the temperatures rise the showers will become more widespread and heavier across parts of wales, the midlands and southern england. so, as with thursday and especially on friday, there could be that more intense. the risk of some localised flooding with some areas staying dry altogether. given those hit and miss showers. into the weekend, an area of low pressure to the nor

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there is a long waiting state assistance. if maria grey becomes a singlep uned mother, she should be able to qualify for medicaid. they say tuby're goingc with their struggle to raise awareness. >>> families from aunoss the y are in the district are demanding immediate action on climate change. the group is called moms clean air force. it's rallying on the national mall, calling on congressroo rethink enental issues. they're urging voters to pick candidates this november who will make climate change a prr rity, especially in ou country's poorest communities. >> it's just something that is not happening in the wealthy parts of the a citiesoss the country, it's happening to poor people. that is aua terrible son for us, and that's what our legislators need to address right now. >> the moms clean a force is a community of more than 1 million mothers and fathers who are working together to combat air pollution. >> we've had some challenges with poor air quality around here lately. pollution levels were so high on monday of this week, wedeere un

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there will be some areas of cloud coming and going it should stay a little grey and cooler. south. sunday pretty much wore the south. sunday pretty much wore the same safer northern scotland we have a band of clouds producing drizzle over the high lands, sunny spells white, light winds again and those temperatures similar to those on saturday, possibly sneaking up to 32 in the southeast. wade hello, good evening this is bbc news. time for the latest headlines. cabinet ministers are locked in talks at the prime minister's country retreat to decide what the government wants from the future eu relationship. detectives are still trying to find the contaminated item which exposed a couple to the deadly nerve agent novichok in wiltshire. police say it could take weeks. a diver has died in thailand after trying to help the 12 boys trapped ina trying to help the 12 boys trapped in a cave. they have been stuck for nearly two weeks. preparations are under way in samarra ahead of england's quarterfinal clash with sweden tomorrow. a 20—year—old man arrested on suspicion of arson over ar

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the wind has not been blowing all that much, a little bit of grey yesterday, do you think that will changeh yellow that will probably took a few pins, but on all accounts, we are going to have up to 20 miles an hour winds, accounts, we are going to have up to 20 miles an hourwinds, and accounts, we are going to have up to 20 miles an hour winds, and that is when to change things. it was very benign, the easiest condition, if you cannot score today, you're not going to score. i think the old lady carnoustie might show her teeth tomorrow, and be a different situation succulent dated october carl nasty for nothing. with the extra win tomorrow, it could make things a little more open than the rtr, but there is no doubt about it, it could not be closer it is open in chairmanship, which looks set to be a fascinating final day tomorrow. what that lewis hamilton's weekend plans have not been going to plan. he will start the german grand prix from 14th on the grid. yum at the mercedes driver, his main title rival, took the pole for farah rate, much to the light of the home crowd. lewis hamilton mig

hey it could just squeeze out one or two shout but i think for most of us it will be drawing just a bit grey at times they will say be more clouds around the coast of yemen as well down towards the southern parts of africa where some fairly heavy rain here that's working its way across the western parts of south africa but it's fizzling out there as we head into cheese day. building a new life on an entirely beach living off the sea and. a dream shared why so many but so few make it a reality. a family business led by a mark of a woman with a flair for cooking and desist. yeah i didn't catch it on al-jazeera. fresh perspectives new possibility. see and this gentleman is a little north of the public support debates and discussions when you see tough questions like this what comes to mind how do you respond to people how global could al-jazeera say award winning programs. around the globe. she's here at. her mind of the top stories here. donald trump has denied colluding with russian president vladimir putin to win the twenty sixteen presidential election saying his success was due to his bril

clive, in terms of that there will be still a grey area because it is not an absolute, from what i understandlong, 200 pagejudgment. so long, printed copies were not even provided. we have to get them online. but the implication is, at the very lowest, senior editors in news organisations are going to have to bea news organisations are going to have to be a lot more cautious. what they are going to have to do is bear in mind, the individual they wish to name has rights to privacy under article eight. they have to be balanced against the media's right of freedom of expression for publication under article ten. there will have to apply, as the judge applies in all of these cases, an intense focus to that balance. editors will have to be satisfied they have really made that, weighed up they have really made that, weighed up the competing interests and they have a rock—solid case on publication. i think this ruling is likely to make editors much more cautious in naming suspects in the early stages of police investigations. another interesting point, for many people, there has been a case for the