>> reporter: andy irons was born and raised in hawaii. he started suring when he was just seven years old. he went professional at 20 and ly became a star he gained lucrative sponsorship deals with brands like billabong. >> when you watched him surf, it was so explosive and unpredictable and so totally committed. >> reporter: steve jones co-directed "andy irons: kissedy od." >> i remember watching andy and his brother bruce surf growin up as a kid, and my brothers and i being like, wow, there's, look ate these guys. re's sething different about them. and it was ju this brashness and radicalness that i think both of those brothers exuded. >> reporter: the filmhronicles irons' struggles and triumphs as he traveled mpe globe to coe. irons initially came in dead kest on his first world tour in 1999, only to maa comeback and win three world titles back to back. >> andy irons, your last score: a peect ten. >> reporter: andy's brother, bruce, was also a successful and popular surfer. jones says the irons brothers didn't grow up rich. >> they cam

candy. >> andy candy. from reality. that's how we work. >> stephen: that's kind of true. as i was saying to you just backstage, i'm so happy that you're here, i love talking to both of you, but you seem so happy all the time. and if you watch our shows, we're slowly decaying. ( laughter ) >> yeah, i know, yeah. he's the happiest guy i've ever met in my life. he's always happy and optimistic and-- you know. >> stephen: and he deals with real housewives. >> it's tough, i know. >> see that? >> stephen: that's also a tragedy. >> he's convinced our worlds have completely now mashed together. >> stephen: where do you find time to be friends, because both of you have multiple projects, multiple shows. >> we text each other a lot. and we do this tour, so we get to hang out. that's really where the tour-- you know-- it was like, you get to hang out with one of your best friends-- >> stephen: let's test how much you're friends, have you traveled together? >> many times, every year. >> yeah, we go on vacation one onc

andy, mejor.hermosa, de verdad.. >> muchas gracias, amor, ¿cÓmo surge?. >> esto surge porque en algunos conciertos la gente, parte del pÚblico me decÍa a veces, se acercaban y decÍan canta adiÓs amor, y yo esa canciÓn no es mÍa. me pasÓ en varias ocasiones. estuve en mayo en honduras y en los ensayos previo al concierto de honduras me dicen prepara algo de la canciÓn. >> un corito algo. >> con los mÚsicos aprendimos la cosa, llego a honduras, improviso É con la canciÓn y la gente la recibiÓ como si la canciÓn era de mi repertorio, decidimos grabarme, se la lanzamos a los dj y me han apoyado y empezaron con la canciÓn, a proposito gracias a todos los djs con el apoyo, me dijeron andy cada vez que la ponemos la pista se llena. >> ¿ conoces a cristian nodal en persona?. >> no, estamos tratando de hacer el contacto con Él y su oficina. >> harÍan quizÁs una colaboraciÓn con Él, serÍa genial. >> serÍa genial, ponerme a cantar bachata, me gustarÍa tambiÉn cantar su genero, pero en este caso que Él cantar

let me bring it back out to andy. so they are basically not putting a case on the defense side that that tells you they feel pretty confident about what has gone so far, right? >> andy: i think it's consistent with the defense that they adopted at the beginning of the trial which was to try to turn rick gates, who was the alleged accomplice of manafort, into the billing. if manafort got on the standard they'd be able to run to their entire proof using him as a witness and it could very well undercut whatever good effect they got out of the cross-examination of gates. the other thing is, if manafort think there's any chance he will get convicted, defendants who take the stand and don't do well, particularly if there is an indication that they haven't been truthful, they can get an exacerbated high sentence on the basis of the way they testify. so he's probably better off leaving at this point. >> melissa: and what about the path back to that they didn't want to put on any other witnesses though? >> this has always been

hejust here's chris, house andy murray doing? he just walked here's chris, house andy murray doing?rt for a second round match i'll update you on that in a moment although there's not much to update if you walked out but i will anyway. moeen ali is back in the england side to face india in the fourth test which starts tomorrow, the all—rounder will bat at seven — he replaces ollie pope. joe root will have jonny bairstow in the side, that's despite breaking his finger in the third test. he'll play as a specialist batsman and jos buttler will keep wicket. and sam curran replaces the injured chris woakes. england lead the series 2—1 with 2 to play we have got a lot of depth in terms of our bowlers batting and have made some brilliant contributions as well. look at the form of moeen ali, 100 and a double hundred in a week and sam has performed brilliantly in the first two games in this series. it is great to see a good amount of debth that there is with the guys in and around the squad. andy murray faces fernando verdasco as he attempts to reach the third round of the us open later. the

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: andy cohen!ght we were playing a a differen: game. >> tar got this, we got this. >> jimmy: you did? >> yes, but i'm so excited to play this game. [ light laugwher ] >> jimmy game you thought we were playing? >> the game we played last time. >> jimmy: no, that was hilarious. >> that was so funny. >> jim: no, yeah, no. i thought it was a rematch. [ talking over each other ] >> oh, okay. anyway, well, this is going to be fun. >> jimmy: andy, we'ry.gonna win to we won last time, didn't we? or we lost? >> tariq: absolutely, we lost. >> i don't remember.: >> jim did not win. >> tariq: yeah, you lost. >> you're on a streak.. >> jimmy: ye we lost. >> but you're on a streak. [ talking over each other ] >> he's on winning streaay >> jimmy: okhere's how the game works. you're going to start -- ryan, you will press the start button on this buzzer right here. >> got it. >> jimmy: and en you'll draw clue from the top of this pile. you have to get your teammate to guess the clue as quickly as possible.an thenth

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and today, there is a surprise guest, an andy impersonator.mandy. (erdbrink speaking): (laugh) >> erdbrink: i have a surprise for th. a live connection with their idol in los angeles. we have a lot of people here that are very interested inalking to you. in >> erdbr like star-struck teens, they wait in line to talk to their hero. some of them have driven for hours to get here. (woman speaking): >> erdbrink: none of these fans ever saw andy perform in iran. they're too young for that. >> (singing along to song) >> erdbrink: this is one of those moments when i realize what a bizarre country this sometimes is. these people have come together in secret because the nation's leaders have banned their favorite singer, who sings innocent songs about love. even when the whole country listens to those songs. (mud squching) so does he-- one of the smarst kids in the country. this could be the st day that he trudges through his family's rice fields. tomorrow, he will start his newr life in te. (hassan's mother speaking): (erdbrink speaking): >> erdbrink:

andy murray himself said in his press co nfe re nce andy murray himself said in his press conferencely any spectators left in the stadium. it's the middle of the night. why are you playing professional matches at that time? it is tough on the players. he would not have got to bed until about six in the morning and he has got to come out again and play against alex deminaur again tonight, probably at about eight o'clock in the evening, less than 24 hours later. so it's really tough. but at the same time, it is the same for all the players if they happen to be in that position. and when rain has intervened the way it has in washington this week, it does put things back. that isjust in washington this week, it does put things back. that is just the way it goes. england's georgia hall remains firmly in contention to become just the third home winner of the women's british open since it became a major championship. she hasn't dropped a shot in the first two days at royal lytham, adding a second round of 68 for a halfway total of nine under par, a shot behind thailand's pornanong phatlum.

andy murray makes a winning return to grand slam tennis — winning in the first round of the us open. has the halo proven its worth? coming up on the prgoramme... harry kane sets spurs on their way to a thumping win in the premier league, and heaps more misery on manchester united. andy murray makes a winning return to grand slam tennis — winning in the first round of the us open. and has the halo proven its worth? formula one bosses think so, following a near—miss at the belgian grand prix. hello and welcome to sportsday. over at old trafford, a resolutejose mourinho applauded manchester united fans who'd chosen to stay until the final whistle to see their side beaten 3—0 by tottenham. after a goaless first half, the game turned in the space ofjust three minutes after the break. harry kane held off the challenge of philjones to head in a corner past david de gea. lucas moura added to united's woes — doubling their lead with this angled drive, before making it 3—0 in the final ten minutes of the game. it's the first time united have lost two of its first three league games since the 1

let us welcome back to freedomfest andy puzder, a fearless fighter for freedom and a great guy. [applause] >> thank you elizabeth and thank you all for coming here this afternoon. that was really wonderful. i used to hear people get nice introductions when i was younger and i thought how great that is and i listen to the anxiety done and it just makes me feel old. yesterday was my birthday so now i'm 68 and i'm especially feeling old but it's nice of you to say that i was courageous. my wifeclaims i just can't help myself . it's just a desire to get out there and convey the message. most of you probably are familiar with carl's jr. and hardee's but what you may not know about is the company was started by a young man on a hot dog cart. back in 1941, a gentleman named carl parker bought a hotdog cart. he'd moved from ohio to california. it was one of eight children, it was a farm family, it was the great depression. he was about six foot three and 250 pounds and they probably couldn't feed him. he went to california, got a job as a bread truck driver and noticed being the entrepr

let us welcome back to freedom fest andy puzder, great guy,. [applause] >> thank you, elizabeth and thank you all for coming this afternoon that. was really wonderful. ice today hear people give nice introductions and i thought that great that is and listen to the things i've done and makes me feel old. [laughter] >> yesterday was my birthday, i'm 68 year's old. all the things, it's nice of you to say that i was courageous. my wife claims i just can't help myself. it's desire to get out there and convey the message. now, most of you probably are familiar with carl's jr. and hardees, what you may not know about is the company was started by a young man and a hot dog cart, back in 1941 a gentleman named carl, bought a hot dog cart. he had moved from northern ohio to california. he was one of 8 children, it was a farm family, the great depression. he was also about 6'3 and 250 pounds and they probably couldn't feed him and he decided he needed to move. he went to california, got a job as a bread-truck driver and he noticed being the entrepreneur t

andy mccarthy is back with us. i'm so glad you stayed, andy.his also is an interesting connection to the case that you worked on, the '93 world trade bombing. we'll get to that involvement. -- in a moment. explain how we could get to this place, where three of the five defendants are released. >> well, laura, they made these arrests a couple of weeks ago, and i guess they have been investigating since, and they got to the point where they either have to charge them in an indictment or go through what they call a probable cause or preliminary hearing, and what i sense happens was they decided that two of these characters were the ringleaders and theyns appear to have ratcheted up the charges on the two of them and then decided perhaps that they couldn't make the case and the other three so they didn't go forward on those.. that doesn't mean that they can't at some future time indict them but that seems unlikely to me. >> laura: well, and are they -- i guess -- it doesn't matter if they're a flight risk, because they're not charged with anything.

these are the days that andy murray has been working for.s like this that he spent four hours a day doing rehab in the pool on his hip after his early exit from the cincinnati masters early this month and up to three hours a day on the treatment table. fernando verdasco on the largest pennies stadium anywhere in the world is a formidable opponent. the heat will be an issue, 35 degrees is expected, and high levels of humidity. fernando verdasco will drive married to distraction and test is movement which murray felt it was some way away from where he wanted it to be. cameron norrie is also in action and if he can be a man who has a similar ranking, you will be in the third round of a grand slam for the first time in his career. round of a grand slam for the first time in his career. well, as russell mentioned murray and norrie are now the only home hopes left in new york. that's after the british women's number one johanna konta was knocked out in herfirst round match by the sixth seed caroline garcia. this was a tough draw for konta, who has

not a chance, thought andy savage. >> just preposterous.y were looking for an explanation, plausible explanation, consistent with their theory that she voluntarily left. [ ringing ] >> that middle of the night call, by the way, was to her voicemail. >> the mailbox is full -- >> the voicemail box that had been jammed full once during which time she hadn't used it or called it at all. so the question -- >> why would she call voicemail? she would not be doing it. >> only one conclusion to draw. >> somebody else was using her phone. >> but where was kate now? had she as the one text suggested left town looking for drugs or lovely? if that's what lovely meant? for the moment, it was a dead end. and then -- then he called. eugene frazier, legendary 34-year homicide detective now retired. >> i believe that if a man commits a crime, he should be prepared to do the time. >> thing is about gene frazier, over here on charleston's james island where his ancestors go back to slave days, gene gets tips. all kinds of tips. and one day a church friend told

cohen" on bravo, and also "love ohconnection" on fox, andy is back on the show. ]s and a absolutely one of our favorites. [ cheers and applause ] we also will be joined by msnbc correspondent jacob soboroff who's been doing incredible work down at the border. i'm so happy he's here, and also her moving new novel, "the great believers" is available now, rebecca makkai joins us tonight, so you're here for a great show. t,cheers and applause ] before we get to tresident trump has once again falsely accused the fbi of spying on him, but it turns t there was one person who really did secretly tape trump, his own lawyer. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers andpplause ] >> sh: the president is faci an intense political backlash over his press conference last week with vladimir putin. his administration still has thousands of migrant children eiiled and separated from parents, and his personal fixer michael cohen might be cooperating with federal investigators. so naturally trump had decided the appropriate response is to threaten a war with iran.

oh, it's andy cohen! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> we made up.ah. >> and then somehow, i don't know if she posted it and then i -- i called anderson actually. i go, "you'll never believe what i just --" he was so pissed at me. >> seth: yeah. >> it was very upsetting. i was like, "it was funny and she liked it in the end." [ light laughter ] >> seth: you're doing "love connection." >> yes. >> seth: hosting that again. >> yes. >> seth: it was very exciting. and you actually had -- you had a real housewife of atlanta on the show. >> we did, yes. we had porsha on. and she's -- you know, she's someone as i know you know, seth. >> seth: yes. >> who goes into every relationship like full throttle. like i thought she was going to marry someone on the spot. [ light laughter ] and that i was going to perform the ceremony. it was so cool. it was really cool having her. the show is so fun. we still have people rate each other's looks based on their first impressions. >> seth: uh-huh. >> so that's always -- i love awkward moments captured on tape. >> seth: ye

let's bring in andy card, chief of staff for george w. bush. he's an msnbc political analyst, and matt mcclarty, former white house chief of staff for president clinton. always good when we can get two chiefs of staff together here, gentlemen. thanks for your time. andy, does it ring true, is there concern about the president's ability to deliver votes come november? >> well, there's no concern about his ability to deliver votes during a republican primary. he's shown that he can go out and motivate people and get them out to vote and can also raise a lot of money. i think he's going to be doing that. yes, i do think there are questions about the general election, the off-year election. we were going to have many remembers running in congress. i think it's a challenge for the republican party because it's always the challenge for the republican party or democratic party when the white house occupies somebody of the different party label. that's just the reality. it comes down to the grounds game. i do think the republicans are working very hard

that is andy harris from washington.ublicans are focused on retaining control of the house of representatives as they keep one eye on the presidential elections of 2020. >> thank you for having me. david: give us a peek into your playbook. is it all about the economy? >> it will be a major component. to put it easily, it is results versus resistance. when you look at what the president is doing on the economy, more americans are working now than ever before. their paychecks are going up. we can also look around the world where, just yesterday, ae president signed contract on rebuilding. see and time again, we can the president made promises on the campaign trail and he is delivering on them. david: how well do you expect to present a playoff the elections? he serves some distractions from the economic message. there are other things he wants to tweet about or talk about that cause more baster than the economy does. >> he will play a major role, as will the vice president. i was with the vice president, campaigning in new

andy murray! cheering a special welcome at a special place.art, taking the first set in a tie—break. but one thing we know about andy murray is that he thrives off adversity, much to his opponenfs off adversity, much to his opponent's frustration. frustration that would result in a double fault to level the match. just the kind of platform the former champion wanted, just the kind of platform to build on. trademark murray, trademark pass, control established. just look. the murray method for dismantling the breath proved effective and that has to feel good. —— dismantling doppler. the first grand slam victory in over a year. british number one johanna konta begins her campaign in the women's singles later with a less than ideal matchup against the sixth seed caroline garcia, and after a first round exit in new york last year, she's says she's ‘feeling better mentally and emotionally‘ after admitting she had been feeling burnt—out. our correspondent russell fuller has more... after the frustration of wimbledon, johanna konta made a spectacular

gallacher the latest on the man of for trial andy. yeah as you've heard already found guilty of eight of the eighteen charges that he faced this was a three week trial this was the fourth day of deliberations there were lots of questions from the jurors to the judge but in the end they came back and found him guilty of tax and bank fraud those charges in themselves i mean he could potentially spend the rest of his life behind bars but his legal woes kemal are well from over the ten charges that the jury couldn't decide on the word declared a mistrial that means the prosecutors could still retry him and he's facing yet another trial in washington d.c. late next month where it said there are at least four times as much evidence as that was in this trial now president trump was inversely jr when the verdict came down on his how he reacted. to all these things. you know. nothing like. starting. with. nothing but. i feel very bad. again for the fun. run make it. many many people. and. so president trump also said the pomona thought was a g

andy as12100 metres champion andy as 12 100 metres backstroke. she won her second title of these championships. i went in to be raised wanting to do the absolute best and got into the final and try to work on the small things in training and it obviously paid off. away from the backstroke events, there was a surprise silver in the 50 metres freestyle. she will go again on sunday for her favourite event the 100 metres freestyle. kent spitfires have qualified for the quarterfinals of the t20 blast after a thrilling victory over somerset at canterbury. kent got off to a flying start at canterbury, although somerset‘s jamie 0verton did pull off this amazing catch to dismiss alex blake. kent finished strongly though, with some late hitting taking them to 231 for 5, theirjoint highest t20 score ever. no side had chased a total that high in the competition although somerset got really close, kent only sure of victory on the last ball. england cricketer kate cross has been speaking about how anxiety kept her out of the national team for two years. cross

former world number one andy murray is knocked out in the opening round of the cincinnati masters byuca pouille. and he's won a world cup and two european championships, but david silva is calling it a day with spain. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with golfing news. the ryder cup between europe and the usa takes place next month in paris. eight players have already qualified for the 12—man american team with captainjim furyk set to name four wildcard picks in early september. tiger woods isn't among those automatic picks but given his second place finish at the us pga championship on sunday the calls for him to be involved are growing as patrick gearey reports. never turn your back on a tiger. good advice in nature and in sport. this was the tiger woods the world in new and cast out, not a flashback but a comeback. second at the pj chep in ship yesterday. get once america's ryder cup ace, now he will need a wildcard to be involved, but he is ona need a wildcard to be involved, but he is on a running flush. what is important is how well he has played. sixth place

today andy is devote full time to the defense of spread economic liberty. her continues to write his terrific editorials for "the wall street journal" and texas news opinion and a frequent guest on fox news cnbr and fox business. this past spring he published a new book "the capitalist comeback: the trump boom and the left's president to stop it." and he is going to be having a book signing in the hallway of the session. that's what he is their talk but today. let is welcome back to freedomfest, andy puzder, a fearless fighter for freedom and a great guy. [applause] >> thank you, elizabeth and thank you all for coming here this afternoon. that was really wonderful. i used to hear people get very nice introductions when i was younger and thought how great that is. now i listen to the thing is have done and makes me feel old and yesterday was my birthday so now i'm 68 years old and i'm justififully feeling old. it's very nice to say that i was courageous, my wife claim is can't stop myself so might not be courage as much as a desire to get out there and conve

andy, many thanks.psed in the italian city of genoa with dozens feared dead. the government says it fears an immense tragedy. the section of road that collapsed was over a river, and an area of the city. matt cole reports. the fear of those watching can clearly be heard as they watched the bridge structure crumbled. police have spoken of a violent cloudburst of rain at the time of the collapse. viewed from a different angle, the size of the missing section is clear. down below, crumpled cars and lorries. witnesses say vehicles had tumbled from the falling roadway. firefighters say there have been fatalities, and in poor weather, work is ongoing to free people who are trapped. the viaduct was built in the 1960s but refurbished two yea rs in the 1960s but refurbished two years ago. much of the fallen section landed on rail tracks. there had been a queue of traffic on the morandi bridge when it collapsed. a local news agency claims the italian ambulance service suggest there could be dozens of dead. the it

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naturally, andy murray was hoping to make a comeback in the second round at the washington open, takingnumber one kyle edmund. his countryman who beat him at eastbourne only a few months ago. but this is hard court season and murray was showing signs of recovery. both players held serve in the first set. edmund broke murray to take a 6—5 lead, but it was the three—time grand slam champion who took it 7—6. edmund won five straight games to take the second set and force a decider. but this is how all good comebacks go, and murray would not be denied the third. it looked perhaps that edmund was the new one to beat in men's british tennis, but hard court, hard fought. in just his fifth match of the year, murray proves he's not done yet. we wouldn't normally mention the retirement of a ao—year—old portugese goalkeeper on sportsday, but paulo lopes has a pretty extraordinary set of career statistics. he had 13 seasons at benfica... but he only made 10 appearances in that time. and the club won 11 major domestic titles whilst he was there. he was apparently paid £200,000 a season. not bad work

it was the end of the us open road for andy murray.me to expect from him. there was a backs against the wall feel as glasgow's forehand florist. there was a moment or two baffling brilliance from murray, king of chasing down the lost cause. there are excellent outbursts and playing to the crowd, but unlike the murray of old, no happy ending. verdasco prevailed in four sets in new york each wave. it was so hot, players we re each wave. it was so hot, players were allowed a ten minute break to cool off. what's not allowed is interaction with your coaches, which is where the match's biggest disagreements arose. is where the match's biggest disagreements aroselj is where the match's biggest disagreements arose. i went for a shower, he went for an ice bath, and when i came out, his coach and one of the spanish doubles players were chatting to him. uriah mccrone not allowed to speak to your coach, so i went and told the supervisors, what are you doing? —— you're not allowed to speak. you're alone to take place, i don't get it. ricardo pascoe

andy moore is at bristol crown court for us. andy, what happened in court this morning?d reminded their case this morning and reminded thejury their case this morning and reminded the jury first of all about the charge of affray, which is often used after a fight at a nightclub or after a football disturbance. the prosecutor said that it was violence where a person of reasonable firmness would fear for their personal safety. now, he firmness would fear for their personalsafety. now, he said in this case ben stokes may have started off defending himself, because he was threatened with a bottle, but after that, the video footage plainly and clearly show that ben stokes moved from defence and became the aggressor himself. the prosecution talked about ben sto kes' the prosecution talked about ben stokes' performance in the witness box, and they said he was seeking to explain and justify himself, he was plainly lying, he acted deplorably as the red mist came down. we also heard from gordon cole, defending ben stokes, who said there were big holes in the prosecution case, it w

andy card, let me start with you. we hear about the way john mccain was able to reach across the aisle. he was something that you -- somebody that you interacted with in 2000 when the primary campaign was between john mccain and george w. bush. i am reminded in may of 2000. they got together over a bruising primary campaign. they spoke for 90 minutes and delivered a press conference on the heels of that. i want you to take us back to that. what emerged from that conversation, the way that john mccain was able to leave that primary behind and endorse the candidate you were working for and went on to work for in the white house as well? >> first of all, john mccain was someone who celebrated democracy. he was an advocate for democracy not just in the united states, but around the world. but he really did motivate people to get involved in the political process. he got involved, but he also accepted the results of the elections. so he didn't carry bitterness after an election defeat. he actually celebrated democracy and

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andy.ay here today, the busiest day of the year for ucas, about 50 staff will communicate with tens of thousands of stu d e nts communicate with tens of thousands of students today. behind me is the social media team who are responding directly to inquiries on social media and have been monitoring conversations in the public domain. if they feel they can step in and offer help, they will do. on the other side, the phone calls are being answered. the role of ucas todayis being answered. the role of ucas today is a clearing house, putting in touch the students who failed to get the grades they wanted in touch with those universities who have plenty of places on offer. in fact this year students may be in a better position than in many years, it isa better position than in many years, it is a bit ofa better position than in many years, it is a bit of a biased market. there are something like 30,000 courses which have places available. some of those, some of the top universities. there may be f

so you have all those problems across different countries, andi problems across different countries, think what we have to recognise is, this is not a simple matter of saying, do this and it will be done. the primary responsibility for ms to getting the crime is that the state authorities. the church must cooperate, and the pope has said that. if the church is not cooperating, bishops must be dealt with. if the church cooperate with the state, it must and does allow the state to act first, what must learn followers, what does the church to win the state turns around and says, there isn't evidence to prosecute? and and says, there isn't evidence to prosecute ? and so and says, there isn't evidence to prosecute? and so someone is not guilty, not prosecuted, and you have got a complaint, you have got no evidence really to support it. what happens? and what happens to the person against whom the complaint is made? that is a big problem for us to try and work out. anotherfamily to try and work out. another family speaking here on the stage at croke park. ahead of pope francis‘ speech, the

andy moore, bbc news.s tax in the uk last year than the year before — even though it saw a hugejump in profits. the company insists it pays what is required and is investing heavily in the uk. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones is with me. so what is going on here first, in terms of the figures? this is about one part of amazon's operations in the uk, amazon services uk, the warehouse and delivery system that delivers parcels notjust for amazon but for a bunch of other sellers. it has seen a big rise in profits, up from £24 million in 2016 up to 72 million in 2017, but over the same period, its tax bill has gone down and it actually paid less than that because some of the tax ended up being deferred. but a lot of this falling tax paid is about to share scheme that amazon has, just about everybody in the business gets given shares, they have made big profits in those shares because the price has risen and amazon is allowed to write that off, it is in the tax code, allowed to write it off against

he did all the finances andi finances.tion is way behind what we're doing on the ground and how we live our lives in england wales today. claire, you made the point that you we re claire, you made the point that you were busy, you had three children and you didn't get married, but were you not at any point where that there are advantages to being married in terms of the law and legal benefits? why would you be aware of these things? it's not like you're educated in school about these things, so how do you know if nobody‘s telling you? these things, so how do you know if nobody's telling you? and what impact did it have for you, then? obviously so much emotional heartache, and then on top being hit by that financial burden.” heartache, and then on top being hit by that financial burden. i think it is one of those things you can't imagine what it feels like unless you have been in that situation, your whole world just falls apart. you are just lost, really. your whole world just falls apart. you arejust lost, really. you don

this is andy chan.t might have gone under the radar but has in fact drawn global attention, because of attempts by both beijing and authorities within hong kong to stop it. the city's former leader cy leung — here on the left — wrote a letter urging the club to revoke its invitation to andy chan and, in what seems a veiled threat, he reminded the club that it pays just a "token rent" for its building. he also likened the invitation to giving "criminals and terrorists" a platform. the current chief executive of hong kong carrie lam also urged the club to reconsider calling the decision " regrettable and inappropriate". still, despite this, the club the fcc says it values free speech and the talk went ahead. so this is some of what mr chan had to say: the hong kong national party, it all started in 2016 when my friends and i founded what was truly the first political party that had hong kong independence clearly stated as one of its central goals. due to the nature of how the chinese public machine works,

all right, andy, good luck getting home. andy there on the m5 near bristol.or the people, let's it isa it is a mixed picture this weekend. we have blustery showers. they are packing quite a punch and rattling through on those gusty winds. as we head through the evening, they are heading towards the south and east. we have had reports of thunder and lightning. temperatures are down. it does feel particularly cool. into the evening, those showers ease and fade. many areas, a dry night with clear spells. the chance of one or two showers feeding into north wales and the midlands. it will be cooler, particularly in sheltered spots. temperatures down into single figures. the cooler doubters saturday morning, particularly down the north sea coast. we will start to lose the wind there. it will ease and many areas will have a fine and dry day. good areas of sunshine. the chance of one or two showers. without the wind, it will feel more pleasa nt this is bbc news. the headlines... the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, strenuously denies two sexual miscon

andy: hey, we are talkin' about fear, and specifically, our theme is "fearless."nd here's the deal, and you may not have thought about it this way before, and in fact, you haven't had time to think about it this way before because everybody's busy and everybody's goin' through life, and we all have fears. we all have worries. we have anxiety. some of you have anxiety attacks. and in fact, i've learned this about anxiety attacks, havin' enough friends who've had, you know, anxiety attacks, that if i talk about an anxiety attack long enough, you'll have one. so, we'll just move on. anyway, so, here's the deal. while it is impossible to be fearless--because i think it's impossible to be fearless. we'll talk about that in just a minute. while it is impossible to be fearless, it is possible to fear less, and that's what we're gonna talk about. i think it's impossible, as we're gonna see over the next few minutes, it's really impossible to live a fearless life. because the truth is, and you know this, you're adults. you get this. fear is actually a good thing. i mean, y

i have ideas for two or three more novels, andi ideas for two or three more novels, and i am going tom going to have to make some hard choices, i inc. hillary mantell, thank you so much. hello there. this weekend, again, we look to the atlantic to see where our weather is coming from. we're going to add into the mix, just for good measure, the remnants of an old tropical storm. it will feel quite humid out there this weekend. for many it will be dry on saturday, more rain for some on sunday. there was a fair bit of dull, damp, cool and wet weather across some parts of the country on friday. a lot of that has moved through. this area of low pressure, though, contains remnants of tropical storm ernesto, to arrive in the second half of the weekend. still got some rain on that weather front there, though. that is strung out across central and southern scotland, the north of northern ireland, perhaps the north—west of england too. south of that, though, we're going to find it probably dry, sunshine at times, the best of which is likely to be in the south—east. temperatures likely to hit th

andied. today... the school will hold a formal prayer service for the entire student body. everyone will wear solid white shirts in support of the family. it is not clear what caused his car to veer off of highway 35... but his car was not found for several hours. school officials say that grief caounselors will be on campus today for students to talk

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andy chan leads a small political party advocating independence from china leading to accusations that he's threatening national security due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of

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i feel sorry for them andi everything.y for them and i want to say thank you and apologise and we are going to try to reward them with winning games in the way that only we can act. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in