barack 0bama gets back on the campaign trail and calls for an end to the politics of division.nd californians go through the motions of a major earthquake and test their ability to survive. hello. scientists are warning that one in six deaths worldwide are caused by pollution. that's three times more than those caused by aids, tuberculosis and malaria combined. in a report published in the medicaljournal the lancet, researchers say prolonged exposure to high levels of air pollution can lead to heart disease, stroke and lung cancer. they're calling on governments, particularly in the developing world to take action. as andrew plant reports, the vast majority of deaths are in countries like india and china, that are going through rapid industrialisation. particles in the air, built up and breathed in, and pollution in the water they can end up inside our bodies. exposure to man—made chemicals a factor in 9 million deaths in 2015, says a study, contributing to killer conditions like heart disease, strokes, and lung cancer. in this global study, pollution was linked to one in every

barack 0bama ba rack 0bama has barack 0bama has hit the campaign trailfor barack 0bama has hit the campaign first barack 0bama has hit the campaign trailfor the first time barack 0bama has hit the campaign trail for the first time since he left the white house, helping a democratic candidate for the post of newjersey governor. he has largely kept away from the public sphere since hillary clinton lost the election, though many demos wish he would be more vocal about president trump. president 0bama still knows how to draw a crowd, and they queued for hours around the block to see him here in virginia, racking the democratic candidate for governor in next month's election. but if they we re next month's election. but if they were hoping for head on attacks on donald trump, they were to be disappointed. the former occupant of the white house was artful in his use of local virginia politics to make much wider points. you'll notice i haven't been commenting a lot on politics lately. but he is one thing i know. —— here is. if you have to win a campaign by dividing people, you are not going to be

that is why barack 0bama was here.ext year and into the mid—term elections will be important, and that will be infused with what happens here in virginia. i suppose what happens them is quite a test of the democrats, isn't it, gary? it is. hillary clinton, this was the only state she won in the democrat election. the democrats have had the governorship for the last two terms. they ought to be ahead here, and they are by bit. so any gains by republicans, particularly in the governor's race, will be seen as a blow. but any sense that they can open up the gap, if you like, with republicans, will be seen, i think, nationally, if you like, with republicans, will be seen, ithink, nationally, as if you like, with republicans, will be seen, i think, nationally, as a bit of a fillip to their cause. the problem is that democrats, and we saw this night, the most popular democrat in the country is barack 0bama. he can run again. and they are struggling to find that new generation of democrat leaders that are going to come again an

barack 0bama ba rack 0bama has barack 0bama has been called for jury barack 0bama has been called forbe completing his duty next month. the news came in an announcement by the chiefjudge of cooke co, illinois, where the former president owns a home. the former president is yet to make comment. the final in the 100 women series ended on friday. women in brazil were challenged to find ways to tackle sexism and sport. julia can aero reports from rio. it is finally the big day. after a week debating how to tackle sexism in football, we have come to a school in bahia to present solutions our experts came up with and to try them out on the pitch. so let's meet some of the experts and find out what they have been up to. you have five different rules you have created. what are these different rules? so it is all equal opportunities on the pitch. maira is with an ngo that empowers women. you focused on visibility. what are you doing there? information and free tutorials and media is inspiring women playing football, so they can inspire others to start playing. there no such information on the

barack 0bama ba rack 0bama has barack 0bama has made a veiled reference to president trump in what heitics of division. ata time he calls the politics of division. at a time when our politics seems so divided and so massive... where are we going to capture that spirit? when are we going to be supported? the head of the cia has said that the us canadian couple kidnapped in afghanistan were held inside neighbouring pakistan to five years before being free. it is the first timea us before being free. it is the first time a us official has publicly stated that caitlin coalmine, coleman, joshua boyle and their children spend their time in captivity in pakistan, contrary to accou nts captivity in pakistan, contrary to accounts from pakistani officials. new zealand's new prime minister, labour's jacinda ardern is getting ready to put her plans for the country into action, after managing to put together a coalition. she gained the support of the small new zealand first party, whose leader winston peters said when faced with a decision between "modified status quo or change", he decided to go

adamant assistance, the insistence that barack 0bama was not an americantioned where he was born. from the first day, i said we would investigate a false government document. i don't care where he came from. it is a false birth certificate, official document. get the story straight. not so long ago, you and your staff came out with your findings, you and your staff came out with yourfindings, as you and your staff came out with your findings, as you you and your staff came out with yourfindings, as you put you and your staff came out with your findings, as you put it, you and your staff came out with yourfindings, as you put it, from a five—year investigation which you say proved barack 0bama's birth certificate was a fake, you talked about forgery on the document. my question really is, why was the sheriff of the county doing this? because the people of this county came to me and wanted me to look into the investigation since the federal government, no one, would develop and look at that investigation. it had to do with the election process which people d

president trump 0sman predecessor barack 0bama tried very ha rd to predecessor barack 0bama tried veryhing he failed to get congress to agree on. but as a candidate, donald trump said the a nswer candidate, donald trump said the answer would be to make it easier for people to have access to guns, so for people to have access to guns, so people could defend and protect themselves. certainly, that is a view that many people in the united states agree with. but in the last few days i have spoken to a number of people who voted for president trump, who were here in las vegas on holiday. many of them own guns themselves and they believe there are some areas where there could be some change. 0ne are some areas where there could be some change. one area is mental—health illnesses and access that people with mental health illnesses have two gun. that is one area that president trump actually reversed earlier this year. the big challenge for president trump is he says he is a realfriend to challenge for president trump is he says he is a real friend to the gun lobby. he has to back that with do

this audience knows that day by day donald trump is trying to unpick barack 0bama's donald trump is trying that frightens them. it followed a much more full frontal attack on the current political situation by the former republican president george w bush. he talked about bigotry, threatening american democracy while celebrating immigration and arguing for more open trade policy. discontent deepened and sharpened, brought us conflicts. bigotry seems in boldon, politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and a great fabrication. the democrats love the with barack 0bama is still alive and well. but he is the past and they are going to need to find new leaders to fight new politics. here... unions have warned that the cost of childcare in england is rising much faster than wages. the tuc says in the eight years to 2016, the average pay of parents with a one—year—old rose by 12%, while childcare costs increased by four times that. the government says it has doubled free childcare available for three and four—year—olds. joining me now are sam gurney, the tuc‘s head of equality and nei

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president, not using the phrase radical islamic terror that he has in previous occasions when barack 0bamaresident or in response to european attacks. the first tweet, "looks like another attack by a deranged person, law enforcement is following this closely," followed by another one saying that "we should not allow isis to return." in the past few moments: the president has set out kind of his concern and this is, of course, the first terrorist attacks since donald trump became president and also the first terrorist attack in new york where someone has died since september 11. what happens next from donald trump, do you think? i don't know. i am sure he is being briefed by the fbi and national security people around him to try to find out as much information about this individual as possible. it was interesting that the mayor of new york, bill deblasio, who described it as a lone wolf. there are some who believe there is no such thing as a lone wolf attack, that you must have contacts, that there are footprints in the sand which will lead to other people. i would in the sand which will le

anyone else said, ask general kelly because barack 0bama did not call himdied. so you had john kelly trying to address and talking in painful detail the process of what goes on, of bringing a body back from the battlefield. it being packed in ice, going... the stages through it. it was a harrowing moments and general kelly had a clear agenda. he wanted to blast the congresswoman who had made public what the president had said. and your misguided and impression there that it is perfectly possible that both she was telling the truth and he was telling the truth. it may be that the president didn't express things with as felicitously as he could have done. nevertheless, his sentiment was honourable. it may be that she didn't quite well enough and that the family did take some offence. as you say, unsavoury, unseemly, whatever you want to call it, it is as though something sacred has been dragged through the mud. the european council president donald tusk has said there's no space for the eu to get involved in mediation over catalonia. he was speaking on the fi

before her, barack 0bama tweeted, describing it as a senseless killing.er is in washington. we will be hearing from donald trump in the next half an hour. what can he say? it's the challenge for a president, isn't it, to be able to say something meaningful after a horrific tragedy like this. it is something president 0bama struggled with towards the end of his time in office. he almost adopted a weary tone, saying i'm having to make these statements. he used the attacks as a way to push for tighter gun control legislation and restrictions. i don't think we can expect donald trump to do that. he has presented himself as a champion of the gun industry. in the past he has been quick to use the word terrorism. i think we will be looking to see if he does that today. police have so far said they are not calling it a terrorist attack, there is no evidence the attacker was operating from any sort of political or religious belief. we will see what tone president trump adopts. we will see how he tries to comfort the nation. and what he says about how his administr

president trump's administration has formally proposed the repeal of barack 0bama's clean power plan,ns from power stations, including coal—fired plants. environmental activists and some state leaders have promised to challenge the repeal. the international monetary fund says global economic growth is on the up, rising to 3.6% this year. but not everyone's a winner, workers are experiencing weak wage growth. and the imf is concerned about the rapid expansion of credit in china. wildfires which have been ripping through northern california are now known to have killed at least 15 people. firefighters are battling the blazes, in the wine region of the american state. winds have eased, helping them make progress in bringing the fires under control. thousands of people have been left homeless. it's emerged north korean hackers have allegedly stolen military documents from the south, including a plan to assassinate kim jong—un. a south korean lawmaker said that the information came from its defence ministry, and included the latest war plans from seoul and washington. south korea said in m

barack 0bama gets back on the campaign trail and calls for an end to the politics of division.

indications from president trump that he will decertify, or reject, the deal which was agreed by barack 0bama2015. it limits tehran's ability to enrich uranium in exchange for sanctions relief. the us is lifting most of the economic sanctions it imposed on sudan 20 years ago. officials said the country had made progress in human rights issues and cooperation in the fight against islamist extremism. sudan had been subject to a trade embargo and other penalties. human rights groups have criticised the decision, saying sudan has never been serious about introducing real change. theresa may has said she has the full support of her cabinet after a former party chairman said there should be a leadership contest. the prime minister said the country needed calm leadership and declared that's what i'm providing. but grant shapps claims that around 30 tory mps back his call for a leadership election, adding there are cabinet ministers who feel the same way. the spanish government has suggested holding new regional elections in catalonia to try to resolve the dispute about independence. the education mi

the trump administration has confirmed plans to repeal another of barack 0bama's keynote policies, whichgas emissions from power stations, and encouraged states to move to cleaner energy sources. the head of the environmental protection agency, scott pruitt, says he'll sign a document on tuesday to withdraw the clean power plan — as he put it, the "war on coal would be over". a man in a shark costume has fallen foul of an anti—burka law that recently came into force in austria. designed to ban the full—face islamic veil, the law says people's faces must be visible from hairline to chin.the man in the shark mask was advertising a business in central vienna which was fined. sally is here with all the business news. she has details of potential disruptions in france. de ja vous — france is braced for mass strikes and protests today. unions have called on their 5.4 million members to take to the streets. so what's got them marching this time? they're angry about massive job cuts in the public sector — 120,000 positions are to be axed over the next five years. plus the unions are calling for

the president has reversed a part of barack 0bama's health care reforms, which required companies andage. 55 million women have benefited from the rule. now employers will be able to decline free birth control on religious or moral grounds. ryanair‘s chief operations officer is to resign at the end of the month, following mistakes over pilot rotas that led to the cancellation of more then 20,000 flights. michael hickey worked at the airline for 30 years and was responsible for the scheduling of pilots' shifts. he's the first executive to leave in the wake of the flight cancellations which have affected more than 700,000 passengers. travel firms often aren't giving consumers accurate information about whether their holidays are protected, new research suggests. the atol scheme means people won't lose money or become stranded abroad if their provider collapses. the consumer group which? made dozens of calls to eight travel firms including british airways and thomas cook. they found in eight out of ten cases, staff couldn't confirm whether customers were atol—protected, while others exag

his predecessors barack 0bama and george w bush made separate appearances yesterday, both expressing the current political climate in the us. meanwhile, president trump has been criticised in the uk by linking an increase in crime here to islamist terrorism, as our north america editorjon sopel reports. it was just before dawn, when most of america was still sleeping, that the president suddenly tweeted about britain's crime figures. and then, giving the impression that this was from an official report, the president used quotation marks to say... the figures he referrs to were in factjust for england and wales, and nowhere in the crime survey is the phrase used, "radical islamic terror." nevertheless, his tweet will have a resonance for many people in the united states, because the president's ban on people travelling from several muslim countries has failed again. it will have to come here to the supreme court to be resolved, after it was blocked by lower courts earlier this week. but in the last 2a hours, two former presidents, without mentioning donald trump's name, took aim and

indications from president trump that he will decertify, or reject, the deal which was agreed by barack 0baman 2015. it limits tehran‘s ability to enrich uranium in exchange for sanctions really. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: the stars of coronation street pay tribute to our vera at the funeral of the actress liz dawn. theresa may has said she has the full support of her cabinet after a former party chairman said there should be a leadership contest. the prime minister said the country needed calm leadership and declared that's what i'm providing. but grant shapps claims that around 30 tory mps back his call for a leadership election, adding there are cabinet ministers who feel the same way. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar reports. if only theresa may's bodyguard could see off the political plots, but that's up to her friends and to her, away from westminster today, and doing her best to look cool, still in charge, getting on with business. what i think is necessary for the country now, what the country needs, is calm leadership. that's exactly what i'm providing, and

indications from president trump that he will ”decertify” —— or reject —— the deal which was agreed by barack 0bamaan's ability to enrich uranium, in exchange for sanctions relief. the us is lifting most of the economic sanctions it imposed on sudan twenty years ago. officials said sudan had made progress in human rights issues and cooperation in the fight against islamist extremism. sudan had been subject to a trade embargo and other penalties. human rights groups have criticised the decision, saying sudan has never been serious about introducing real change. the spanish government has suggested holding new regional elections in catalonia to try to resolve the dispute about independence. the education minister said autonomous elections would be a positive move towards political co—existence. but, the former leader of catalonia, artur mas, has warned that the region is not yet ready for real independence — even though he believes it has won the right to break away from spain. james reynolds reports from spain. espana, espana. tonight, spain has brought its football and its many arguments to this, t

indications from president trump that he will decertify or reject the deal, which was agreed by barack 0bama limits tehran‘s ability to enrich uranium, in exchange for sanctions relief. the us is lifting most of the economic sanctions it imposed on sudan twenty years ago. officials said sudan had made progress in human rights issues and cooperation in the fight against islamist extremism. sudan had been subject to a trade embargo and other penalties. human rights groups have criticised the decision, saying sudan has never been serious about introducing real change. the british prime minister has dismissed an attempt by some conservative mps to force her to step down as prime minister. in a short statement, theresa may insisted that she was providing the "calm leadership" that the country needed, and that she had the "full support" of her cabinet. earlier, the former tory party chairman, grant shapps, said he'd compiled a list of around thirty mps who wanted a leadership election. the spanish government has suggested holding new regional elections in catalonia to try to resolve the dispute ab

trump always hated as it was agreed with barack 0bama in 2015. doing that but putting the onus on congress but he is not asking them to do it, and there is no certainty that they would go there. this is alarming to the united states closest allies, britain, france, germany, all parties to the agreement, especially when coupled with what else donald trump will say, to accusing iran of malline activities, supporting terrorism, supporting the atrocities committed by syria's president, assad. he wants serious action and britain, france and germany are worried about how iran may react to this, they think that the nuclear deal is worth protecting. thank you. if the mental health trust covering norfolk and suffolk has been put into special measures for a second time, because of concerns about patient safety. in a report, inspectors said the number of serious incidents remained high, and staff had failed to learn from patient deaths. norfolk and suffolk is only mental health trust in england to have been put into special measures. here's our health corre

, had nothing to do with maricopa county at all, one of which was your adamant insistence that barack 0bamacan, you were one of the birthers who questioned the validity of his passport and his citizenship. no. once again, you are wrong. i never questioned where he was born. from day one, i said we are going to investigate a false government document. i don't care where he came from. it's a false birth certificate, official document. let's get that story straight. not so long ago, you and your staff came out with your findings, as you put it, from a five—year investigation which you say proved 0bama's birth certificate was a fake, you talked about nine different points of forgery on the document. my question really is, why was the sheriff of maricopa county doing this? because the people of this county came to me, wanted me to look into the investigation since the federal government, or no one, would develop and look into that investigation. it had to do with the election process, which people do vote in this county too for presidents of the united states. so i took this on strictly to go af

doing so violates religious beliefs or moral convictions. 55 million women benefited from the barack 0bama rule which made companies provide free birth control. the american civil liberties union has challenged these rules in court in san francisco, and the state of massachusetts is doing the state of massachusetts is doing the same. the president believes the freedom to practise your faith is a fundamental rights in this country. all of us do. that is all the was about. the federal government should a lwa ys about. the federal government should always protect that right. and donald trump always will. what would you say to the women out there, the families out there, who now have to pay more out of their pocket to get contraception coverage that the jews? contraception coverage that the jews? -- they choose. donald trump believes in the freedom of religion. that should not be an issue. the court has validated this decision many times over. the president is someone many times over. the president is someone who believes in the constitution. if people do not like the constitution, talk to con

former us president barack 0bama has been called forjury duty —— the bbc‘s 100 women season comes tomprove the lives of women around the world. the final challenge in brazil was to come up with ways to tackle sexism in sport. the participants spent a week coming up with innovative ways to include more girls and women in sporting activities. julia carneiro reports from rio. it's finally the big day. after a week debating how to tackle sexism in football, we've come to a school in bahia to present the solutions our experts came up with, and to try them out on the pitch. so first, let's go over here to meet some of the experts and find out what they have been up to. bea advises a former brazilian international, and i see here you have a list of five different rules you have created. what are these different rules? so it is all equal opportunities on the pitch. and maira liguori — she has an ngo that works with empowering women through information. so you were focusing on visibility. we created a youtube channel, so that we can gather information and create free tutorials and videos insp

person i knew and the person who was involved for many years in democratic politics, for me and for barack 0bamaas very helpful and it is just appalling, what is coming out now, and i want to commend the women who are finally stepping forward. the us actress rose mcgowan is the latest woman to accuse harvey weinstein of rape, while some of hollywood's other big names have made sexual assault, groping and harassment allegations, leading to police investigations in both the uk and us. it has opened up questions about what young aspiring actors are faced with in a fierce industry with a cutthroat culture. before you even step into the room, do i have the right look? are they going to like me because of this? i don't have that. but what if they ask me to do that? i can't do that! ok, maybe i shouldn't go. it sounds crazy, but that is literally the conversation that goes on in your head. harvey weinstein has denied allegations of nonconsensual sex and is now believed to be getting therapy in arizona. rumours are swirling that his film production company could soon be closed or sold, but in a statemen

former president barack 0bama centrepiece legislation designed to fight climate change.entral bankers from around the globe are headed to washington for the annual meeting of the international monetary fund and the world bank. the imf is publishing its twice yearly world economic 0utlook. it is currently predicting global growth of 3.5% in 2017. procter and gamble shareholders will decide whether or not to give activist investor nelson tells a seat on the consumer—products board. joining us is sonja laud head of equities at fidelity international. good morning, welcome. shall we start with spain or should we say catalonia watermark how big are wave is that making in financial markets? we have seen things moving down fairly gently over the last few weeks. is there any more of an effect? it is difficult to say at this juncture but we will have this speech today. markets will only react to it when we have greater clarity on whether this will have a fundamental impact on the economic situation in spain and the eurozone. yes, we had higher volatility, which is normal, because

barack 0bama, george w bush, his father george hw bush, bill clinton, and jimmy carter came togetherrma and maria. the appeal has so far raised more than 30 million dollars. bill clinton had this message for americans. there is still work to be done in texas and florida, and ourfriends in puerto rico and the us virgin islands have only begun to dig their way out of what could be still a calamitous disaster but can be a new beginning — if we just do what we ought to do and prove that the heart of america, without regard to race or religion or political party, is greater than our problems. at the age of 21, alex tew had a brainwave. aiming to become a millionaire, he set up a website and sold the pixels it contained to advertisers for a dollar each. by 2005, he'd achieved his dream. but what came next for the young entrepreneur? 0ur correspondent robert hall has been to meet him. 0n the streets of san francisco, this man has travelled a long way from the day he made a million. every computer image is made up of tiny dots or pixels. alex sold a million of them, in dots at a dollar each.

the trump administration has confirmed plans to repeal another of barack 0bama's keynote policies, whichhouse gas emissions from power stations, and encouraged states to move to cleaner energy sources. the head of the environmental protection agency, scott pruitt, says he'll sign a document on tuesday to withdraw the clean power plan, as he put it, the war on coal would be over. president trump's testy relationship with top republicans has reached new levels in a war of tweets with senator bob corker. it began on sunday when mr trump said senator corker, "didn't have the guts" to run for re—election in the state of tennessee. mr corker, who chairs the senate foreign relations committee, shot back calling the white house an "adult day care centre" and that "someone obviously missed their shift this morning". later in the day, during an interview with the new york times, senator corker went on to accuse donald trump of treating the presidency like "a reality show" with actions that could put the us on the path to world war three. corey brettschneider is a political science professor at bro

barack 0bama, george w bush, his father, george hw bush, bill clinton and jimmy carter came togetherppeal has so far raised more than $30 million. bill clinton had this message for americans. there is still work to be done in texas and florida, and ourfriends in puerto rico and the us virgin islands have already begun to dig their way out of what can still be a calamitous disaster but can be a new beginning — if we just do what we ought to do and prove that the heart of america, without regard to race or religion or political party, is greater than our problems. bill clinton, quite an exclusive clu b to bill clinton, quite an exclusive club to belong to. one never made it, john f kennedy. president trump says he plans to release thousands of classified documents on the assassination of presidentjohn f kennedy. the papers would be made available unless government agencies had compelling objections. the bbc‘s laura bicker has the latest from washington. they were locked away 25 years ago, trying to quell conspiracy theories around the assassination of president kennedy. it didn't work.

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barack 0bama, george w bush, his father, george hw bush, bill clinton and jimmy carter came togethere hurricanes harvey, irma and maria. the appeal has so far raised more than $30 million. bill clinton had this message for americans. there is still work to be done in texas and florida, and ourfriends in puerto rico and the us virgin islands have already begun to dig their way out of what can still be a calamitous disaster. there can be a new beginning — if we just do what we ought to do and prove that the heart of america, without regard to race or religion or political party, is greater than our problems. bill clinton there, and you may have been with us earlier when i'm used out loud on how many former presidents have been alive at one time, what the record was, and my collea g u es time, what the record was, and my colleagues in the gallery, fiona, gainfully did some research. i've been sitting on this for a while, i have to confess, she is much quicker than that! she found out that, from march 1861 to january 1862, there we re march 1861 to january 1862, there were five president

barack 0bama, george w bush, his father george bush senior, bill clinton, and jimmy carter came togetherone america appeal, following the hurricanes harvey, irma and maria. the appeal has so far raised more than $30 million. bill clinton had this message for americans. there is still work to be done in texas and florida, and ourfriends in puerto rico and the us virgin islands have only begun to dig their way out of what could be still a calamitous disaster but can be a new beginning — if we just do what we ought to do and prove that the heart of america, without regard to race or religion or political party, is greater than our problems. cheering you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:50pm, bye for now. hello again, you're watching the bbc news channel, i'm shaun ley. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, has warned that unless the government makes changes to the eu withdrawal bill, labour will side with conservative rebels to block it. hundreds of amendments have already been tabled to the legislation, which aims to

in the last few minutes barack 0bama has also talked about another senseless tragedy. 0ur correspondent with 406 in hospital casualty number will rise considerably. yes, that was quite an increase in the numbers from one press briefing to the next, the sheriff just press briefing to the next, the sheriffjust a press briefing to the next, the sheriff just a few press briefing to the next, the sheriffjust a few hours ago had said it was 200 plus, now we're hearing it as 400 plus. as well as the shooting which took place in an open—air venues of people could not dive for cover behind anything, you also had the stampede, people running to get away. it's possible that some of the injuries related to that. but they did was indicated pretty strongly by the sheriff when he mentioned the death toll of 50 of the expected it would probably rise, and given the number of people in hospital, that is probably going to be the case. we have a name, and identity of the gunmen, but the one question everyone will want an a nswer to question everyone will want an answer to some stages of life. yes, that's a

george w bush saying that bigotry seems emboldened, while barack 0bama warning against the politics of said her party could back a second referendum if no brexit deal is reached with the european union by march 2019. speaking to her party's conference in caernarfon, she said that the welsh national interest must be protected in the negotiations. the way the eu withdrawal is being carried out is a clear threat, not just to our economy but to our constitution. the conservative uk government risks driving the economy off the cliff through botched brexit negotiations. their internal fights and election gamble have led them to pursue the most reckless negotiating strategy imaginable. john and pamela sibley have lived in their very unusual home on the sussex coast for more than two decades but now they've decided it's the "end of the line" and they're selling up. they're planning to downsize and you could say they are re—loco—ating. their house is built around two victorian railway carriages. laura trant visted the couple in pagham near bognor regis, and sent this report. many of us have an

of 0bama policy abroad and at home, and the iranian nuclear deal was a signature achievement of barack 0bama not for him to do that. if he decertified as it goes to congress and they have 60 days to decide whether or not to reimpose sanctions that were lifted under this agreement, sanctions relief is why iran signed up to it, but i'm not sure congress will do that, there are enough republicans who think this deal is in the national interest to keep america, not to reimpose sanctions, and other donald trump will signal his disposal, he won't succeed in ripping up this accord. where will this leave him in terms of being out of step with international partners who are part of those negotiations? he is out of step with a lot of people on this for them the european union today said you have got to abide by the terms, not least because iran is, it is working, they are complying with this nuclear agreement. you hear similar things said on capitol hill, not just similar things said on capitol hill, notjust on similar things said on capitol hill, not just on democrats similar things said on capitol h

barack and michelle 0bama add their names to the list coming forward calling the reported behaviour disgusting paltrow to angelina jolie — some of hollywood's biggest stars are coming forward to accuse weinstein of unwanted advances. the spanish government gives catalan leaders a deadline. decide in five days whether they are declaring independence or not. president trump is due to make his decision on the iran nuclear deal this week. we speak to one of the architects of the agreement. also on the programme. welcoming our neighbour to the north. this hour canada's prime minister justin trudeau meets president trump at the white house. and — the battle of the sexes comes to the big screen.

but he does not travel anywhere near as much as barack 0bama.ut the iran deal, other foreign policy leaders are saying about the iran deal, otherforeign policy issues, in the same way as previous leaders. i think that is true. i think it is also the case that this is a president who says something, believes that, and the fact to not necessarily always measure up to the state m e nts necessarily always measure up to the statements he pronounces. this is beyond one hundred days. still to come — the head of m15 speaks to the bbc — warning that britain faces the highest rate of terrorist attacks in the last three decades. in the uk, prices are rising at a faster rate than at any time in the past 5 years according to the latest data from the office for national statistics. inflation, as measured by the consumer prices index, rose to 3 per cent last month — driven up by increases in transport and food prices. it means state pensions are set to rise by a minimum of 3 per cent next year. but for the working population and people on benefits — it will pu

one is reminded of the interview with barack 0bama, when he was asked what his biggest regret was, andp will face difficult questions. because every time we have an incident like this the same question comes up, what is america doing about guns?” what is america doing about guns?|j don't what is america doing about guns?” don't think he will face political pressure in a way that would influence him. the republican dominated congress has never been willing to pursue legislation on gun control. and it is unlikely it would happen now. president trump has presented himself as a champion of the gun industry. you will hear a lot from democrats who have become more vocal over the past years about the need to do something. you have democratic senators tweeting things like how many lives must be lost before we act? my colleagues are so afraid of the gun industry. you can probably hear a lot from them. but in terms of actual movement on policy at a national level it seems unlikely. president trump did not mention guns or gun control in his speech. but neither did he speak about potential motives

person i knew and the person who was involved for many years in democratic politics for me and for barack 0bama us. he was very helpful and it is just appalling, what is coming out now, and i want to commend the women who are finally stepping forward. the us actress rose mcgowan is the latest woman to accuse harvey weinstein of rape, while some of hollywood's other names have made sexual assault, groping and harassment allegations, leading to police investigations in both the uk and us. it has opened up questions about what young aspiring actors are faced with in a fierce industry with a cutthroat culture. before you even step into the room, do i have the right look? are they going to like me because of this? i don't have that. but what if they ask me to do that? i can't do that! ok, maybe i shouldn't go. it sounds crazy, but that is literally the conversation that goes on in your head. harvey weinstein has denied allegations of nonconsensual sex and is now believed to be getting therapy in arizona. rumours are swirling that his film production company could soon be closed or sold, but in a sta

barack 0bama, george w bush, his father, george hw bush, bill clinton, and jimmy carter came together, to help support those caught up in the devastating trails of hurricanes harvey, irma, and maria. one of the last—known letters to have been written on the titanic has sold for a record fee of £126,000. the letter was written by the american businessman 0scar holverson to his mother the day before the belfast—built ship hit an iceberg. it is the only known letter on headed titanic notepaper to have gone into the atlantic and survived. someone was saying earlier it was found on his body, which was recovered from the water. buying a home is the biggest single financial decision most of us will make, but for many people, it can be a bruising process. around a million homes were sold in england alone last year, yet almost a quarter of sales fell through. so today, the government is announcing a consultation for england and wales that will look at how to make the process smoother, by reducing moving costs and removing practices like gazumping, for instance. let's discuss this in more detai

she's not the only one who's upset — former us president barack 0bama and his wife michelle have expressedt lizo mzimba reports. as the accusations against harvey weinstein become an avalanche, his wife, british fashion designer georgina chapman, has announced she is leaving him, saying our heart brea ks is leaving him, saying our heart breaks for all the women who have suffered pain because of him. high—profile former friends are also distancing themselves. in a statement, former president 0bama said... earlier today, model and actress zoe brock told the bbc that during the 1997 cannes film festival, he brought her back to a hotel under false pretences. hardly what out of the room and came back in naked. he came back naked. naked. what did you say? and he said that he wanted a massage, could i give him a massage? and i said, no. weinstein has said all encounters with women have been consensual. i hope he's watching. so that's to my face. harvey. i would happily stand in a courtroom and testify. happily. silver linings playbook. there have been hollywood rumours about weinstein's haiti for

and the former us president barack 0bama and his wife michelle have expressed their disgust about theorts. as the accusations against harvey weinstein become an avalanche, his wife, british fashion designer georgina chapman, has announced leaving him, saying her heart breaks for all the women who have suffered pain because of him. high—profile former friends too are distancing themselves. former president 0bama said, "michelle and i have been disgusted by the recent reports about harvey weinstein. any man who demeans and degrades women in such fashion needs to be condemned and held accountable. regardless of wealth or status." earlier today model and actress zoe brock told the bbc that during the 1997 cannes film festival he brought her back to a hotel under false pretences. harvey walked out of the room and he came back naked. he came back naked? naked. and he said he wanted a massage. isaid, no. harvey weinstein has said that all encounters with women have been consensual. i hope he's watching. say that to my face, harvey. i would happily stand in a court room and testify. happily.