british conductor sir andrew davis has died aged 80. the bbc symphony orchestra described him as a vital force the bbc symphony orchestra described him as a vitalforce in music for many decades. we begin with the breaking news. in the past hour or so, mark menzies has announced he will stand down at the next general election. the times reported that mr menzies is accused of receiving £14,000 from tory donors, which was used for private medical expenses and to pay off what he described as "bad people" who had locked him in a flat. the conservative party has completed its investigation and says it can't conclude that there has been a misuse of conservative party funds. mr menzies has strongly denied the claims. let's get more from our political correspondent, iain watson, who's in the newsroom. could she remind us of some of could she remind us of some of the could she remind us of some of the allegations first? it enters could she remind us of some of the alleaations first? . , . . allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story- — alle

the acclaimed british conductor sir andrew davis has died at the age of 80.ymphony orchestra, and a familiar face at the annual bbc proms concerts in london, where he was famous for his funny speeches. let's have a listen to the bbc symphony orchestra rehearsing the damnation of faust at the royal albert hall for the bbc proms, conducted by sir andrew davis in 1998. all five members of the spice girls have reunited, just perhaps not as you'd expect. on saturday night, victoria beckham, melanie brown, emma bunton, geri homer and melanie chisholm, better known as posh, scary, baby, ginger and sporty spice, came together to celebrate victoria's 50th birthday in london. the bandmates partied like it was 1997, performing their classic song, stop, which we can see a bit of now. # stop right now, thank you very much... our culture reporter noor nanji has told me about the significance of this performance. this is the first time, of course, that we've seen all five spice girls coming together for some years. so it took place at victoria beckham's 50th birthday party,

tributes are being paid to the acclaimed british conductor, sir andrew davis, who's died in chicago atductors of the bbc symphony orchestra, and a familiarface at the annual bbc proms concerts in london, where he was famous for his funny speeches. writing on the social media platform x, the orchestra says: "we are deeply saddened to hear "we are deeply saddened to hear that sir andrew davis has died" describing him as "a vital force in british music for many decades and a friend to us all". let's have a listen to the bbc symphony orchestra rehearsing the damnation of faust at the royal albert hall for the bbc proms, conducted by sir andrew in 1998. music that gives you a taste of two 0ur taste culture reporter noor nanji told me what made him such a well—loved conductor. he was very loved and very well—known after a career that spanned around five decades. 0ver that time he performed for some of the world's most finest orchestras, including of course the chief conductor of the bbc symphony orchestra as you said. he was regularly seen at the bbc proms and also conducted the last night o

the acclaimed british conductor, sir andrew davis, has died at the age of eighty.ors of the bbc symphony orchestra, and a familiar face at the annual bbc proms concerts in london, where he was famous for his funny speeches. let's have a listen to the bbc symphony orchestra rehearsing �*the damnation of faust�* at the royal albert hall for the bbc proms, conducted by sir andrew davis in 1998. more than 50,000 people have been taking part in this year's london marathon — setting a new record for the event. runners from kenya won the men and women's races, while two athletes from switzerland won the wheelchair races. let's go live to our sports reporter matt graveling who is at the finish line of the marathon. give us some of those updates. i know you have been speaking to everyone around you. people are walking slowly behind you now. they are clearly recovering. what is it like? figs are clearly recovering. what is it like? ~ , ., are clearly recovering. what is it like? a ., are clearly recovering. what is it like? 2 are clearly recovering. what is it like? �*, ., .,

the acclaimed british conductor, sir andrew davis, has died at the age of 80.iliar face at the annual bbc proms concerts in london, where he was famous for his funny speeches. let's have a listen to the bbc symphony orchestra rehearsing �*the damnation of faust�* at the royal albert hall for the bbc proms, conducted by sir andrew davis in 1998. i'm joined by our culture reporter noor nanji. we sell one of the highlights of his work, but could you remind us of why he did become such a beloved conductor. he he did become such a beloved conductor-— he did become such a beloved conductor. . , . , , conductor. he was really very well loved and very _ conductor. he was really very well loved and very well— conductor. he was really very well loved and very well known - conductor. he was really very well loved and very well known after i conductor. he was really very well loved and very well known after a | loved and very well known after a career that spanned around five decades. 0ver that time he performed with some of the world's finest orchestras including, of cour

the acclaimed british conductor, sir andrew davis, has died at the age of 80.for his funny speeches. let's have a listen to the bbc symphony orchestra rehearsing �*the damnation of faust�* at the royal albert hall for the bbc proms, conducted by sir andrew davis in 1998. multiple milestones have been reached at the london marathon today, with the winner of the women's only race peresjepchirchir breaking a world record. the kenyan olympic champion broke into tears after crossing the line in two hours 16 minutes and 16 seconds. 51 seconds faster than the previous record. in what was the event's biggest—ever recorded crowd of 50,000 runners, there were also some famous faces, who took on the challenge to raise money for charity. it's my first marathon. i sort of gave up running a few years ago because ijust didn't really enjoy it very much. and then it was my brother that suggested we should all run for alzheimer's research uk and so we all started training about six months ago orfive months ago. and you've got dad written on your hat, tell me about that. so my fa

british conductor sir andrew davis has died aged 80 from leukaemia.ductors of the bbc symphony orchestra. he retired from the bbc in 2000, to work with the lyric opera of chicago. thousands of people attended a vigil in sydney to remember those who were killed by a man with a knife last week. as the sun set on bondi beach, people lit candles in memory of the victims. six people were killed, including the mother of a nine—month old girl injured in the attack. 11 others were also hurt. you're live with bbc news. ecuadoreans are voting in a referendum on proposals to tighten security in response to a surge in violence by drugs gangs. it comes as officials say that a prison warden was murdered in ecuador on sunday. measures include the expansion ofjoint military and police patrols, they'll also significantly boost gun controls, tightening regulations, and impose harsher prison sentences for "terrorism" and drug trafficking. ecuadoreans wanted abroad for organised crime—related offences could be extradited if the constitutional changes are passed. as he vo

british conductor sir andrew davis has died aged 80 from leukaemia.rs of the bbc symphony orchestra. after retiring from the bbc in 2000, he moved with his wife to the us to with the lyric opera of chicago. thousands of people attended a vigil in sydney to remember those who were killed by a man with a knife last week. as the sun set on bondi beach, people lit candles in memory of the victims. six people were killed, including the mother of a nine—month old girl injured in the attack. 11 others were also hurt. you're live with bbc news. civilians in the north of niger celebrated reports that the united states is set to withdraw troops from two bases in the country — in consultation with the ruling military junta. hundreds of people marched to the city of agadez on april 13th, where they demanded the departure of more than 1,000 us soliders who were sent to niger to fight islamist militants. niger was a key security partner to us counter—terrorism operations in the sahel region until its government was removed in a military coup lastjuly, straining tie

the acclaimed british conductor, sir andrew davis, has died at the age of 80.rts in london, where he was famous for his funny speeches. all five members of the spice girls have reunited, just perhaps not as you'd expect. on saturday night, victoria beckham, melanie brown, emma bunton, geri homer and melanie chisholm, better known as posh, scary, baby, ginger and sporty spice, came together to celebrate victoria's 50th birthday in london. the bandmates partied like it was 1997, performing their classic song, stop — which we can see a bit of now. # stop right now # thank you very much # i need somebody with a human touch... i'm joined by our culture reporter noor nanji. this is the first time we have seen all five spice girls coming together for some years. it took place at victoria beckham's 50th birthday party, which was held in london last night. and david beckham, who is of course victoria beckham's husband and also the former england captain, he then shared a video of this performance, and he posted it on to instagram. and in the video you can see the spice

british conductor sir andrew davis has died aged 80.

dwyane wade, one of andrew's favorites anthony davis. but he says his best friend is mom and she is giving us a special behind the scenes tour of a new museum in lebron's honor. here's abc's demarco morgan with more. oh gracious him with an emphatic right hand lebron james like he came down from pluto. >> he's a four time champion four time mvp and 20 time nba all star. one of the world's greatest. >> we're experiencing history every time this guy steps on the floor. >> but what does it take to build a legacy on and off the court to figure that out? we went to the source, gloria james, lebron's mother, for a tour inside a museum of lebron memories and memorabilia. and his hometown of akron, ohio, called lebron james's home court. gloria james has curated this intimate and immersive one of a kind experience, starting with a recreation of their springhill apartment number 602, a sanctuary of safety, stability and love for a young mother raising her son and brother. >> what is this place right here? >> bring back any type of memories for yo

and joining me now is the is their leader, andrew rmt davies. andrew, welcome to the show.or almost half a million people signed the petition. now the labour party will say this. this limit is necessary to bring down deaths on the roads, to bring down air pollution . but what's your take pollution. but what's your take on it? >> well, we know from the government's own figures the welsh labour government's own figures, that this could potentially an economic potentially have an economic impact approximately £9 impact of approximately £9 billion on the welsh economy, money that the economy money that the welsh economy desperately needs. we know from other other countries other surveys in other countries that have implemented 20 mph, that have implemented 20 mph, that there hasn't been the casualty reduction that we all want to see on our roads and so on, all counts. the information that welsh labour out there that welsh labour put out there is incorrect, and we know that, as in introduction , as you in your introduction, martin highlighted, this really has the attention of th

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this is a deeply worrying incident and andrew rt davies, leader of the welsh conservatives, called itmely concerning. mark white thank you very much for that full update with all the latest there from that wales school stabbing. we'll of course have the regular updates on that very worrying incident throughout the show . but next to the news that show. but next to the news that three men have been arrested after five channel migrants, including a child, died yesterday , the national crime yesterday, the national crime agency has confirmed the men were arrested on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration and entering the uk illegally, and entering the uk illegally, and the men were two sudanese nationals aged 22 and 19 and a south sudan national who is 22. well, yesterday's tragedy came at a time when there is increasing violence among migrants and people smugglers in northern france, and the uk is committed to giving france more than £670 million between 2018 and 2026, in a bid to tackle the migrant crisis. but 402 people crossed the channel yesterday alone. well, i'm joined now

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davis says she lost $25,000. >> i was horrified. i was devastated. >> reporter: in connecticut andrew simestuk said he lost 15,000-dollar. >> their job is to protect our investments. otherwise what's the point of putting it with a bank? >> reporter: in florida nicki kelly says she lost $48,000. >> my life has basically been destroyed. >> reporter: money they all say stolen by crooks using fraudulent wire transfers. this is this was stolen from me and this is a crime. >> reporter: florida's karen rose says her ordeal began last year when she was in the hospital and her phone rang. the caller id? chase bank and a man said -- >> we need to verify a transaction that's been processed on your account. >> reporter: the transaction? seventy-one dollars spent at a walmart in new mexico. >> i said absolutely not. i said i'm in orlando. i'm not in new mexico. i haven't been to new mexico. >> reporter: then she says he claimed someone was trying to wire transfer money out of her account. he said he could stop it. he just needed to verify her identity. >> he said that he was going to send an authentication today to make sure it's me on the other

davis says she lost $25,000. >> i was horrified. i was devastated. >> reporter: in connecticut, andrew says he lost $15,000. >> their job is to protect it with the bank? >> reporter: and in florida, nikki kelly says she lost $48,000. >> my life has just basically been destroyed. >> reporter: money they all say stolen by crooks using fraudulent wire transfers. >> this was stolen from me, and this is a crime. >> reporter: florida's karen rowe says her ordeal began last year when she was in the hospital and her phone rang. the caller i.d., chase bank, and a man said -- >> we need to verify a transaction that's been processed on your account. >> reporter: the transaction? $71 spent at a walmart in new mexico. >> and i said absolutely not. i said, i'm in orlando. i'm not in new mexico. i haven't been to new mexico. >> reporter: then she says he claimed someone was trying to wire transfer money out of her account. he said he could stop it. he just needed to verify her identity. >> he said that he was going to send an authentication code to make sure that it's me on the other end of the phone. >> reporter: but it wasn't to verify her identi

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andrew his first tuxedo for samuel arnold's wedding. he kept that tuxedo throughout his life. he and it's still in existence. it is. he boarded a john davis and joan's new york city paying only. one dollars. he is relaxed, having fun at ocean house. taking a break from work studies. the ice cream churn was invented five years earlier. throughout life, andrew never loses his love of ice cream. this is the last summer of his youth. he enjoys a game of and played the piano and can speak three languages, all of which he learned at green helm. his fun and embracing nature. he even buys flannel bathing suit. the ocean house was o of newport's premier hotels. on sunday, august 3rd, there were 350 guests. the formal dining room was filled to capacity the guests were enjoying dinner. many full and satisfied guests to their rooms. for an afternoon nap. fire broke in the kitchen and spread throughout the hotel. this is his diary. excerpt from that day. beautiful day. this morning i walked to trinity church no sermon being. it was communion. sunday while at dinner, the fir bells rang. the ocean house was on fire. i said it to get out the baggage of m

andrew right now surface streets, a great option. whether is international boulevard and trying to get off maybe before you even get to 90th avenue. you can go through downtown san leandro along davis street connect up to 5.80, that way, which is you can see it's starting to see a backup itself, but it's still certainly way better 80 is right now. a drive time up 80 is you're trying to get into oakland shows you just how long that will take from san leandro to the maze on a 80 right now. it is going to take you a solid 90 minutes. that is a full how are and a half right now just to get from san leandro to the maze again, 5.80, is starting to see that back up. but from castro valley to the maze, it will take you a comparative 24 minutes. so you can see easily right there. which option is the best one to take? absolutely go. the 5.80, rout taking you from castro valley to the maze. if you do 80, expect to be in that back up and that drive taking well over an hour and a half right now. so from under 30 minutes to an hour and a half, even those routes such as international boulevard are going to be a whole lot better for you. and then it will be driving 80 through this right now. and a

andrew pearson bev turneh lots of views coming. can i talk about these olympic awards? because sharon course won sharon davisrts the idea of gold medal winners getting £40,000, which is the new plan. pj says prize money for gold medals. my, we've come a long way from ideals. when it was way from the ideals. when it was reinstated, says. i think reinstated, julie says. i think olympic athletes should be given reinstated, julie says. i think olymjmoneyates should be given reinstated, julie says. i think olymjmoney for; should be given reinstated, julie says. i think olymjmoney for their|ld be given reinstated, julie says. i think olymjmoney for their success. len some money for their success. they're being exploited. the philosophy, ideals philosophy, the olympic ideals stems from the rich and privileged public schoolboys of the didn't need to the past who didn't need to worry themselves about money. she's of fire, she's thinking chariots of fire, and who else has been getting in touch here? >> mark said. i was playing the other day, playing scrabble the other day, playing scrabble the other accused of other d

davie make that. that would be quite a popular course. >> good proposal . denis macshane >> good proposal. denis macshane andrewviews or gb news. com let us know what you think. yeah. >> should the bbc licence be be axed? do let us know. do stay with us. coming up. top of the english premier league. we're going to talk about that now with our paul coyte here. man city. arsenal. yesterday. the difference was, i just thought arsenal neutralised not just man city, but eric haaland. that was the big difference. >> erling. yeah. i mean, that's what they went up to do, wasn't it? you could see that they didn't go up there to try and win the game because they've been beaten. they've been soundly beaten every time they've and they've been up there and thought, okay, we'll defend. they defended really, really well. i mean well. but nil, nil i mean we all expected spectacle it expected a spectacle and it wasn't really that . wasn't really that. >> what does it tell us about the top of the table liverpool one yesterday and they sit top than arsenal. yeah. then city doesit than arsenal. yeah. then city does it make anythin