we also found out that alex king was involved in a well—publicised incident in 2016.out it and said that he talked his way a reception line at a film premiere and ended up shaking hands of the prince of wales. he said he did it for that. salisbury is attempting to put the novichok poisonings behind it and this didn't help. it caused a major police incident, a major medical response, the road had to be cordoned off and all of that makes getting over what happened earlier in the year here, a little bit harder. that was our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds reporting from salisbury. ian paisley has retained his seat as an mp after fewer than 10% of his constituents signed a petition that would have forced a by—election. it was triggered after the dup mp was suspended for failing to declare two holidays paid for by the sri lankan government and then lobbying on its behalf. let's get more detail from our ireland correspondent, chris page who is in belfast. -- it is —— it is the first time it has been recalled since it was introduced in the extent —— expenses scandal.

yes, this street was cordoned off when a couple, alex king and anna shapiro, appeared to have been takenrussian, which led to concerns among diners nearby, and he spent a few days in hospital. we understand the tests found no evidence of any poisoning. despite that, anna shapiro gave an interview to a newspaper in which she said she had been poisoned on the orders of vladimir putin. police are investigating, and sources say the possibility this was a hoax is a likely line of inquiry. we have also found out that alex king was involved in a widely publicised incident in 2006, when he talked his way onto a reception line at a film premiere and ended up shaking the hand of the prince of wales. he said he did it for a bet. there is going to bea he did it for a bet. there is going to be a police investigation, after all salisbury is trying to put the novichok poisonings behind it, and this didn't help. . the united states says it's ready to re—start talks with north korea over its nuclear weapons programme following commitments made by its leader, kimjong—un. at a summit in pyongyang, mr kim p

alex king and his wife, anna shapiro were admitted to hospital and later discharged.ned off when a couple, anna shapiro and alex king, appeared to be taken seriously unwell. she is russian and that caused some concerns for people sitting in the restaurant nearby, and he spent a few days in hospital. but we understand that tests have found no evidence of any poisoning. despite that, anna shapiro gave an interview to the sun newspaper in which she said she had been poisoned on the orders of russia‘s president putin. the police are now investigating. sources have told us that one potential line of enquiry is likely to be that this was a hoax. we also found out that alex king was involved in a well—publicised incident in 2016. he gave interviews about it. he said that he talked his way onto a reception line at a film premiere and ended up shaking the hand of the prince of wales. he said he did it for a bet. now, salisbury is attempting to put the novichok poisonings behind it and this didn‘t help. it caused a major police incident, a major medical response, the road had t

anna shapiro and her husband alex king sparked a major incident when they said they had become ill atant in the city on sunday. ms shapiro's lawyers said labelling it a hoax was media speculation. the supermarket chain co—op is scrapping plastic carrier bags from 1,400 of its uk shops today, and replacing them with a compostable version. it's the latest retailer to cut down after the government laid out plans to eradicate all avoidable plastic waste in britain within 25 years, as emma simpson reports. plastic waste — we're drowning in it. around a million tons of plastic is generated by uk supermarkets every year, and they've been coming up with a host of measures to try to stem the tide. take iceland, where plastic packaging is on the way out. from fruit and veg to plastic dishes for ready meals. all its own branded products will have paper or biodegradable packaging within five years. at morrisons, you can take your own container when you buy meat and fish, and there are now paper bags, not plastic, for loose fruit and veg. black plastic is difficult to recycle, but asda has replace

anna shapiro and her husband alex king sparked a major incident when they said they had become ill atin the city on sunday. ms shapiro's lawyers said labelling it a hoax was "media speculation". the church of england has decided not to get involved in a buyout of the pay day lender wonga, which has gone into administration. informal talks between the church and potential investors have taken place during the week. five years ago, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, vowed to put wonga out of business. the supermarket chain co—op is scrapping plastic carrier bags from 1,400 of its uk shops today, and replacing them with a compostable version. it's the latest retailer to cut down after the government laid out plans to eradicate all avoidable plastic waste in britain within 25 years, as emma simpson reports. plastic waste — we're drowning in it. around a million tonnes of plastic is generated by uk supermarkets every year, and they've been coming up with a host of measures to try to stem the tide. take iceland, where plastic packaging is on the way out. from fruit and veg to plast

the emergency services declared a major incident, after alex king and his wife, anna shapiro, were apparentlyscharged. police say the so—called croydon cat killer doesn't exist. the metropolitan police began an investigation three years ago, after several reports of mutilated cats being found. 25 postmortem examinations were carried out, but no evidence was found of "human involvement". scotland yard now says the injuries were likely to be "the result of predation or scavenging by wildlife on cats, killed in vehicle collisions." a total ban on advertisements for gambling during live sporting events is being proposed by the labour party, as a way to combat addiction. the party's deputy leader, tom watson, says problem gambling has now become "a public health emergency". our sports correspondent richard conway has more. voice over: think fast, act faster, in play. you can watch it and you can get involved in it. it matters more when there's money on it — that's the message gambling companies often sell to viewers of live sport, but labour are concerned problem gambling has become a public healt

alex king and his wife, anna shapiro, were admitted to hospital and later discharged.appened just six months after a nerve agent attack in the city. police sources said until the man had been spoken to, they can't rule anything out. a huge clean—up operation is under way after storm ali battered parts of the uk with winds of up to 100mph. two people died and thousands of homes were without power and lorries overturned during the severe winds. the met office has warned of a chance of injuries and danger to life as high winds threaten to blow tiles from roofs and fell trees. labour is proposing a major overhaul of the way the gambling industry is regulated. it says that a future labour government would ban tv advertising during live sporting events, introduce a levy on all gambling operators and an end to credit card betting. the advertising association has expressed concern that a ban will make live sports more expensive and less accessible. council bosses in england say the worst is yet to come in cuts to services, as the government further reduces local authority fund

the two people that supposedly taken ill were alex king and his wife anna shapiro.es and salisbury itself where people will i think be forgiven for having rather lost their sense of humour. use that familiar scenes of course, this is just what they don't need —— of course you said familiar scenes. yes, let's not forget that poisoning backin yes, let's not forget that poisoning back in march and another very serious incident in june back in march and another very serious incident injune in amesbury in which one person died and all had come into contact with the same nerve agent, novichok. earlierthis month the two main suspects in the poisoning case told russian state tv they were just here as forest, they we re they were just here as forest, they were here to enjoy the world—famous cathedral —— here as tourists. you can understand why people took what happened here on sunday so seriously. salisbury district hospital have said that while nerve agents were definitely not involved this time it was still clearly very stressful for staff, and salisbury mpjohn stressful f

king" had been spotted in the welsh resort of porthcawl. more than 40,000 rock'n'roll fans from around the world have been "all shook up" at the prospect of attending europe's largest elvis presley festival. alex be the most obvious place for an elvis festival, but for thousands of fans this weekend, porthcawl in south wales is the place to be. with 40,000 people expected to turn up here, it's no wonder it's the largest elvis festival in europe. i have come to the grand pavilion to find out what it's all about. i am not quite sure what to expect. let's go and have a look. take a look at this. # well, bless my soul, what's wrong with me...#. some say the king isn't dead. well, he's certainly pretty present in here. these guys are waiting to perform at the festival's main event, the search to find the best elvis tribute act. # be my little good luck charm. # you sweet divine...#. this is my first festival — performing. so my first time. really looking forward to it. my name's jeff herman and i'm from hickory, north carolina. i started in 1993. i have been a fan since i was about four. it wasjust something i decided i wanted to do. it's kind of a following yourdream thing. what is it about this f

day carter is an the king david hotel, has his bags packed and the airspace was cleared for air force one and he calls and says mr. president, i like to see you for progress. carter alex making it says in the lobby would you please entertain the prime minister while i get dressed and ready and so big and says this is a famous detail and he says i understand this and he says no, not for the reason to think but i believe this hotel up during the british occupation and he said don't worry i won't do it but that breakfast feel that we had a treaty that was not been violated in any iota for 40 years central to israel's security and the 40 years that it's not been violated in egypt. >> why is it that carter is not that popular? >> this is for me. as a member of the jewish committee. he's a president that gave israel first piece with the most powerful arab enemy, egypt who broke the facts of the arab boycott with the legislation, who is the unquestioned father of the holocaust memorial museum and who championed the cause of soviet jury and got a doubling of immigration and saved a life during the trial. and who saved 50000 iranian jews during the ayatollah ring. and yet, he

alex, thank you very much. the former bank of england governor mervyn king has branded britain's preparations for leaving the eul be catastrophic. it beggars belief that the sixth biggest economy in the world should get itself into that position. everyone in europe has a strong economic incentive in coming to a free trade agreement. that is something we should have said in 2016 was what we wanted to do. but the only way to get other countries to agree to that is to demonstrate that we have actually put in place credible plans to be prepared to leave without a deal, because we can't impose a deal on anyone else. at least ten people have been killed and hundreds more injured as japan continues to count the cost of the strongest typhoon to hit the island nation for more than 25 years. the storm named jebi forced the evacuation of more than 1 million residents at its height and is now moving out to sea. we can speak now to our correspondent robin brant who is in tokyo for us. robin, that's the good news, that is moving away, but it caused a lot of damage while it was at its strongest. yes, it did. the worst of jebi

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