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ben wallace, a lot of people talked u- cut. ben wallace, a lot of people talked up his _ cut.rospects, is - talked up his prospects, is perceived as having done a very good, solid job as defence secretary, being quite outspoken in his criticism. he has decided not to run. what do you make of that? you might guess, had he thrown his hat into the ring, he would have probably been the frontrunner. —— yes, had he thrown his hat into the ring, he would have probably been the frontrunner. he has been on top, he was top with conservative party members, he has a good record on ukraine. he has tweeted, she was what has said... he goes on to say... what is the thinking here? well, potentially he is dedicated to the job of defence secretary, a former soldier himself, so he may well want to fight for what he sees as his constituency there. also potentially perceived to have done a very good job on the ukraine crisis, i think that... �* , ., job on the ukraine crisis, i think that... �* _ that... and there is a vacancy in nato! yes, _ that... and there is a vacancy in nato! yes, yes,. _ th

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defence secretary ben wallace has said he won't run.atel and grant shapps are all thought to be mulling bids. former leadership candidate jeremy hunt may well fancy another run, also. on monday, the 1922 committee, the body that represents backbench conservative mps, will announce the rules for the upcoming leadership contest. it's expected that tory mps will whittle the candidates down to a final two. that pair will then be put to the party membership, thought to be around 180,000 people. they'll pick the next prime minister, who is expected to take office by september. westminster may be quiet today, but the field in this leadership contest could get very busy indeed. david wallace lockhart, bbc news, westminster. it is an ever moving story, so david has popped into the studio to update us. it isjust has popped into the studio to update us. it is just good to get your take, and also what you are hearing from the people who are going to vote for the next leader of the conservative party, and indeed our next prime minister. how disappoi

thank you, ben.ead of a busy holiday period. holiday—makers are being told to expect more flight cancellations over the next few days. and in the us, a thousand flights have been cancelled across independence day weekend. azadeh moshiri reports. it's scenes like this that airlines and the government want to avoid. but after months of travel chaos, which included the easter and jubilee holidays, passengers now face more disruptions in the days ahead. what you are going to see in the next few days are thousands of flight cancellations by british airways and others because they have a window in which they can effectively hand back the slots that they use for taking off and landing at airports like heathrow. and with this window, it means there is no penalty for them. they also want to give consumers more than 1a days notice of any cancellation, because if they give more than two weeks notice, they won't have to pay compensation to those of us who find flights are cancelled. so the next few days are goin

here's ben rich.hings are going to cool down and for most that is good news because today of course we have broken a record, a record we did not want to break the top 40.3 degrees in lincolnshire today is the provisional temperature and normally when we break records it is by a fraction of a degree but this has broken the record by more than a degree and a half. not only that, according to the met office so far it looks like 29 observing stations across england beat the old record today and in scotland we saw a new record. but things are changing from the west where we have seen some showers and thunderstorms already putting in also more thunderstorms could break out across north—east england as we go through the evening. we really do need some rain and it will be quite sporadic. some places may not see any and others will get thunderstorms but what the showers will do is introduce pressure conditions from the west. still warmer because it is to know us as we start tomorrow morning and as we go throug

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and if you're losing ben stokes there might be questions that have to be asked. what ben stokes therethew mott who _ that have to be asked. what about mathew mott who has _ that have to be asked. what about mathew mott who has come - that have to be asked. what about mathew mott who has come in - that have to be asked. what about mathew mott who has come in as l that have to be asked. what about i mathew mott who has come in as the white ball coach? are we quite sure exactly what kind of style, team he is going to impose? he exactly what kind of style, team he is going to impose?— exactly what kind of style, team he is going to impose? he is very much the trevor bayliss _ is going to impose? he is very much the trevor bayliss style, _ is going to impose? he is very much the trevor bayliss style, that - is going to impose? he is very much the trevor bayliss style, that is - the trevor bayliss style, that is someone he cited as his coaching influence. hugely successful with the australia women's side. he is very much a coach that has built a lot of success and he likes players to do the

ben croucher was watching.ews at the home of golf in the 150th open championship was quite special, cameron smith, champion golfer of the year. has eight underpar round of 64, his second 64 of the week let up this famous old course, five straight birdies starting at the 10th kickstarted his quest for the claretjug, a final birdie on 18 ensured he would become the first australian to win the open in 29 years. australian to win the open in 29 years. 0ne shot clear of playing partner cameron young. has score of 20—under—par is a record here at st andrews. smith came from four shots back on the final day, rory mcilroy, at the tournament he called golf�*s holy grail, he just couldn't produce when it mattered. this with every putt that didn't drop, it sucked the life out of the record crowd here and eventually mcilroy whose eight years major drought continues. we will remember this week for record crowds, low scores, for tiger woods making an emotional walk up the 18th but we will also remember it for an australian w

ben wright, bbc news, westminster. another big sporting weekend.h open championship at st andrews. he produced a stunning final round to become the first australian in almost 30 years to lift the sport's most prestigious prize. ben croucher was watching. it was a round fitting of winning any tournament. to do do it here at st andrews at the home of golf in the 150th 0pen championship was quite special. cameron smith, champion golfer of the year. his eight under par round of 64, his second 64 of the week lit up this famous old course, five straight birdies starting at the 10th kickstarted his quest for the claretjug, a final birdie on 18 ensured he would become the first australian to win the open in 29 years. 0ne shot clear of playing partner cameron young. his score of 20 under par is a record here at st andrews. smith came from four shots back on the final day, viktor hovland's bid fell away, whilst rory mcilroy at the tournament he called golf�*s holy grail, hejust couldn't produce when it mattered. with every putt that didn't drop, it sucked th

ben wallace was the clear front runner. as well.ce was the clear front runner-— front runner. compared to other leadership _ front runner. compared to other leadership races, _ front runner. compared to other leadership races, and _ front runner. compared to other leadership races, and let's - front runner. compared to other leadership races, and let's be i leadership races, and let's be frank, there have been a few of them in the last four years, there are some new names, there is fresh blood in there, but do we know enough about them? i in there, but do we know enough about them?— in there, but do we know enough about them? ., , ., about them? i would save those that were dedicated _ about them? i would save those that were dedicated followers _ about them? i would save those that were dedicated followers of - about them? i would save those that were dedicated followers of the - were dedicated followers of the conservative party and its various frustrations would certainly have heard of them. we have seen figures such as liz truss

and actually make our lives better. biotech, farmer. ya see, ben is convinced of this. his success story continues. israeli athletes took his desert calcium at the olympics in japan. he says proudly. and it is currently even being tested in clinics for the treatment of corona related illnesses. his next plan is for an american billionaire to test the calcium in space during his trip to the moon. in order to reduce astronauts inevitable muscle atrophy in weightlessness . like the growth tomarco fell to any of the plant. after you have the live, after you have the fruit, this is a star when the people in the fruit, i'm good for you, sorry. you'll see then is already reaching for the stars. others have yet to lay the groundwork for a life in the desert. israel's power into the desert is still low and rocky. but the goal is clearly in sight. ah ah! with joy ride through fascinating worlds into uncharted deb our guides and know their way around with a strictly scientific oh, to some pretty wacky places. ah, curiosity is required to borrow today in 30 minutes on d. w. at bava

ben: it is all about the fed.s scare that rate hikes would keep going up and be bigger and scarier and knocked everything down and people are dialing expectations back and this week's action is driven by the fact they are not expecting the fed to grow fast. we will get the rate hike next week, 3 quarters of a point but then it slows down a little bit, have a point or quarter of a point and those things excite the market. friday we got bad news, earnings from snap down 40%, hit the nasdaq and economic indicators that pointed to slowing down of the economy, the market had come so far it needed to pull back and we are waiting to see what comes next. jack: what are you waiting for? do you see the rally is something to believe? ben: i think the pool back is more telling. i have a hard time seeing the market going up because the fed has to be vigilant with inflation and earnings are too high, makes the market look cheaper than it is as earnings come down and we will have a lot of worries about gdp. it could be negative.

ben is convinced. he has launched dozens of studies with an international team of researchers. and has all, he filed numerous patents. he has already succeeded in making the calcium of the crayfish usable for humans as well. the advantage of this so called amorphous calcium carbonate is that our bodies are far better to absorb it than conventional crystalline calcium. but the real breakthrough came when research has discovered that it has anti inflammatory properties. michelle ostable bone loss in osteoporosis, for example, is caused by a certification in the bone where model it paralyzes. the cells that build bone and strengthens the cells that destroy bone, not feel occupational 40, no matter how much calcium is present, the person falls apart. but once you have this link between calcium and the anti inflammatory carbonate things turn around, the bones can be rebuilt, which is even someone who breaks their arm can benefit also with muscle growth or even sperm production of documents loss. okay, um, but the tiny crayfish do not produce enough calcium for humans. after a decade

hollywood stars ben affleck and jennifer lopez have married in las vegas.irst engagement. veteran showbiz reporter jeanne wolf told me that although the wedding was no surprise, nobody expected the couple to tie the knot in las vegas. it was was going to happen but i don't think they knew it was going to happen this way. i can imagine that the last minute, them saying, "we have to answer all these questions "about when are we going to get married, where are we "going to get married, what are we going to wear, "what are we gonna serve? and suddenly they looked at each other and said, "let's just do it." i'm sure they planned it a few days in advance, but the way she puts it, they stood in line between four other couples at the marriage bureau to get their licence, went to the little white chapel, which is famous in las vegas — and the little white chapel kept the doors open after midnight — and jennifer has just put out the most wonderful messages about happy she is and how happy ben is. just another couple queueing up to get their wedding vows sorted. i mea

it is the fourth marriage forjennifer lopez and the second for ben affleck. angeles, which was once owned by danny devito and rhea perlman for their blended family. notjust one but two hollywood stories on the show for you today. now, it's not every weekend you go for a day out and bump into a hollywood star. but that's what happened in gloucestershire in the west of england on saturday, when tom cruise was seen channeling his top gun maverick character at a local airshow. rumour has it he's going to be in the uk for a while, filming a new mission: impossible. everybody looks rather happy, don't they, including him? that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. you've probably heard already that a national emergency has been declared on account of this unprecedented heat wave. the english temperature record, which is also that of the uk, is going to get obliterated over the next few days, as indeed will the record for wales. in scotland, probably getting there or thereabouts, northern ireland perhapsjust missing out, but this is an unprecedented spell of hot

ben, enjoy it- safe _ enjoy the rest of our trip. ben, enjoy it.y the rest of our trip. ben, enjoy it. safe travel to ben - enjoy the rest of our trip. ben, | enjoy it. safe travel to ben and your brother and all the children. you certainly earned it. really good to talk to you. now a little bit more relaxed through the works of it that many hours on the road —— the worst of it. there are plenty of people who are still stuck. not a lot of fun for those stuck. we will keep you up—to—date. it's 70 minutes past five. russia and ukraine sign a deal to resume vital exports of ukrainian grain. this is the moment in the last hour when the agreement was signed in istanbul. turkey and the un helped broker the deal and it's the first major agreement involving the moscow and kyiv governments since the conflict began in february. after news of the deal emerged, the price of wheat fell on global markets. the world shortage of ukrainian grain has sent food prices soaring and left millions at risk of hunger. last year, ukrainian grain fed 400 million people. spea

. >>> and jen and ben. the marriage 20 years in the making. >> are you excited? >> j.sharing in her newsletter video of her new husband's look on their wedding day. >> and this was my wedding changing area. >> the star explaining why her relationship with ben affleck is even better the second time around. >> announcer: "nightline" will be right back. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by 50 bucks or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. that scathing report laid bare all that went wrong that horrific day at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. nearly two months ago when a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers. parents and other members of this tight-knit community speaking out venting their anger and frustration at a packed school board meeting tonight. here's abc's mireya villarreal. >> your schools, they suck, they're not

ben collins, thank you so much.line footprint there of the person of interest. appreciate that. we will talk to you a little bit later if we can. jim, again, as i was mentioning as well, harry's gonna be with us. we're gonna take a short break here on the breaking news story. again, the person of interest taken into custody about one hour ago. two hours ago now. and we are now trying to determine what are the next steps. we may hear charges coming down the next 12 hours, according to harry litman. we're gonna get to that, right after a short break, right here on msnbc. right right after a short break, right and vanguard retirement tools and advice can help you get there. that's the value of ownership. can help you get there. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence. verzenio is the first treatment in over 15 years on

ben wright, bbc news, westminster. stay with us on bbc news. he claims the open championship in st andrews for the first time. radio: i see you coming down the ladder now. i that's one small step for man... ..one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight. for the first crash - in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. _ it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. seven, six, five... thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. this is bbc news. climate change and the conflict in ukraine has left many nations vulnerable to food insecurity. in zimbabwe, maize production, a key staple, plummeted by 43% this year following long dry sp

ben: super old as you know. s&p laughed -- last 20%. bonds, deutsche bank said it was the worst half of the 10 year treasury or any of its predecessors since 1788. it was a terrible year. jack: my 401(k) did badly that year. ben: three different bath stocks slipped on a bar of soap. bed, bath and beyond fell 23%, disastrous earnings, bath and body works, restoration hardware doesn't have bathroom in it but they sell things, last 10%, lower lowered guidance for the second time in a month. there is no economic term for triple stock collapse. i call it a bearish naked splash. it hasn't caught on but i'm waiting to see it. is this a broader deterioration for consumers? i will be listening. the consumer is the key to three scooby doo mysteries. how we entered a recession? the second is what will it due to inflation? jack: i can't do it. jack: will corporate earnings estimates fall for stock investors? that would be -- [making noise? jack: exactly what america is all about. jack: what do we do, you talk about how awful it has been. a lot of i

jennifer lopez and ben affleck confirmed that they tide the knot in vegas. were there. we don't know if ben's kids were there. jennifer announced the news in her newsletter. she said that she wore an old dress from a movie that she has been holding on to for years and ben wore a tuxedo and jacket from his own closet. they both showed some short videos of themselves getting married. she said that they stood in line in vegas to get their wedding license with four other couples, that they loved feeling like regular people, that they barely made it into the little white wedding chapel just a little bit before midnight and they stayed open for them, of course. they took pictures in the pink convertible. elvis was not there. these are the rings that we're going to wear for the rest of our lives, love it patient. they waited two decades for this to happen. they met on a movie they in 2001. the following year they were engaged and then in 2003, they called off their wedding like a couple days before and then they called off the engagement completely. they went on to

ben: i do. maybe not at this price but we are in a time of a high for longer energy -- rates are half what they were last time. the biggest demand of oil in the world is recovering, which is china. i think it is a glass half-full story at this point. jonathan: ben laidler, of etoro, thank you. the fact that we have seen this stuff in the energy sector, for that industry with the commodity, with china, locked down over the last two years. that is amazing. tom: the global backdrop is what it is, 3% gdp and we may even see that mark down, given the tale of china recovering, and those important political meetings of the year. this is the first day of the kick off of second half after the three-day holiday. this is where the colonies won the war. that was a celebration. jonathan: can i claim something? growing up in the u.k., you really don't care about this. i'm very happy to wish my friends in america a happy fourth. you seem to be much or concerned about how we might feel about it, we don't really

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ben wright, bbc news, westminster.n twitter — @bbckarishma. looking forward to hearing from you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: victory for australian cameron smith as he claims the open championship in st andrews for the first time. radio: i see you coming down the ladder now. i that's one small step for man... ..one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight. for the first crash i in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. _ it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. seven, six, five... thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karis

_ was getting out of hand, and i know ben williamson and i were conferring — know ben williamson andring and we thought that the president needed to tweet something immediately. then i remember getting a notification on my— remember getting a notification on my phone and sitting in a room — on my phone and sitting in a room with_ on my phone and sitting in a room with roma and ben, and we all got _ room with roma and ben, and we all got a _ room with roma and ben, and we all got a notification. it was all got a notification. it was a tweet_ all got a notification. it was a tweet from the president, and we looked — a tweet from the president, and we looked down and it was a tweet— we looked down and it was a tweet about mike pence. i'm joined now by nomia iqbal, our north america correspondent, who is standing by for those hearings that are due to start in the next couple of hours. i was interested that you spoke about these as of prime time tv series that played out to the american public. what does the season finale hold this evening and how significant is it? the committee — and ho

quite frankly, i don't care, ben. . ., , m1 care, ben. aw! dave, any tips?team. arejust one team support, and that's football team. are just hoping for great tenors, i hope there are not too many ooh last weekend, quite a fiery game, let's hope they play great tennis and that the best man win. ., ., great tennis and that the best man win. ., ~' , ., , great tennis and that the best man win. ., ., ,, , . ., win. thank you very much indeed for beini with win. thank you very much indeed for being with us — win. thank you very much indeed for being with us again _ win. thank you very much indeed for being with us again and. _ win. thank you very much indeed for being with us again and. that - win. thank you very much indeed for being with us again and. that is - win. thank you very much indeed for being with us again and. that is it i being with us again and. that is it from to papers, could buy from all of us. another weather was sarah. another hot, dry day ahead for many of us with sunshine in the forecast. sonic cloud at the far north of the uk and around the

nbc news reporter ben collins joins us. person of interest. jim kavanaugh, harry litman, as promised, also still with us. ben, we were going through all of the pieces of information that you are getting to us, after you went through a lot of what was left on line by this person of interest. and one of the questions that comes out throughout all of this is what can they do, when it goes to a person like harry litman, like, what is usable there, and what stands out, based on what you've seen? >> that's a really good question, in terms of prosecuting this person. i will say that this person's obsession with death goes back years, mass death and mass murder. you know, the most recent music video he made was about getting shot by the cops, after you know, committing a school shooting. this is a very complicated ideology this man has in support of mass death. he was also on these message boards that were constantly posting videos of beheadings and murder and things like that as well. this was a guy who was extremely tilting to an

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absolutely, ben. it has only been of course _ shinzo abe. absolutely, ben.of course two days - shinzo abe. absolutely, ben. it has only been of course two days since | only been of course two days since that shocking assassination of the former prime minister shinzo abe but today�*s elections have gone ahead as scheduled and we have been speaking to some voters inside and many are still in a state of shock but it has been interesting that many of us told is that while friday�*s attack has not changed to the fateful, it has not changed to the fateful, it has with the reminded them of how important it is to vote and i have been quite a lot of online campaigns on social media that we have noticed with so many hashtags like let�*s go and vote, this is our election. and saying that violence is not the answer to any political disagreement. the ldp is expected to win though it was always expected to win though it was always expected to win even before fridayit is interesting that in terms of the turnout, as of 2pm local time it is a lot higher compared to the last

testigos aquí se han casado unas 800,000 parejas ahora incluidas las celebridades jennifer lópez y beneron en 2001 durante la filmación que desencadena una relación de tres años pero pesar de haber estado separados 17 años él con tres hijos y jennifer lópez con dos la pareja ha reencontrado el amor. >>> la noticia se difundió las redes sociales este domingo luque secretario de la oficina del condado revelará que la pareja había obtenido una licencia matrimonial que se habría procesado el sábado solo queda desearles muchas felicidades en que el amor dure para siempre. ahíestá la imagen de que nos en esta gastar tanto. >>> usted está pensando si fue elvis presley no fue >>> fue demasiado privado >>> fue muy ligero >>> la realidad es que el regreso de esta pareja ha sido bien recibido por los fans nuevamente >>> en 2016 ella dijo en una entrevista que había sido un amor genuino y que no sabía lo que podría haber pasado entre ellos en un momento diferente ya pasó. felicidades a ambos que viva el amor. >>> bueno vamos a cambiar hay cambios en el uso del cubrebocas. le diremos cuáles son las

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ben got a white coat from his closet.self getting ready in the white wedding chapel bathroom. we're talking so low key here. we don't know if they're going to have some big extravaganza in hollywood like a reception. maybe actually we're hearing they might go back to georgia where they were supposed to have their original wedding 20 years ago. they met on the set of gigli, and than they called it off. >> they called it off because they said there was too much paparazzi. >> they went on to marry other people. she married marc anthony. he married jennifer garner. she was engaged to alex rodriguez recently. ben and jen, they recently announced their engagement just a couple months ago. we were talking about her engagement ring, this green diamond. >> she has every other color. i mean, green is all that's left. >> let's be honest. >> the first ben ring was pink diamond. marc anthony's was blue. a-rod's was yellow. then she's got two diamonds from the first marriages. >> the question is, does she keep them? >> she keeps them.

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ben wallace saying he liked the _ cost of living. saying he liked the sound of liz - cost of living. ben wallace saying he liked the sound of liz truss's i he liked the sound of liz truss's commitment to increase defence spending by the end of the decade, but rishi sunak�*s team pointed out that he spent more on defence than anyone else since the end of the cold war. perhaps that was not the only reason ben wallace was endorsing distrust. the time of his comes with military precision because by the time it comes to september and when conservative party members vote, they will be getting their ballot papers next week. if they vote early, then perhaps for anyone who was undecided, ben wallace was my intervention might help them make up their mind. not every senior conservative agrees with him, far from it. david frost, used to serve in the conservative cabinet, suggest that if they vote for liz truss they would be taking an incredible gamble. ian, you are not going to call it yet, i can see that. ian and all of his colleagues in westmi

ok, ben pace, they actually start the 'ob. ok, ben page. thanks h they actually start the 'ob.ave been killed after a russian rocket was reported to have hit an apartment building in the east of ukraine. at least 20 more are feared to be buried under the rubble in the town of chasiv yar in ukraine's donetsk region. from there, our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, has this report. those are civilian dronings. this is the moment a ukrainian military unit says it witnessed a massive explosion in chasiv yar. the video posted on social media, one of the voices in english. shock as a fireball lit up the sky. the bbc has not been able to verify their location. but this is what's left of an apartment block in the town. the entire side of the 5—storey building crumpled. rescue teams still desperately looking for survivors, stopping only occasionally to listen for signs of life. bodies wearing military uniform were among those recovered. but this was not a military base, it was people's homes. this woman lived here for 15 years, now she shows me her apartment�*s destroyed. translat

ben: it started as badly as you said. people became convinced the fed was going to raise interest rates by a full percentage point at its meeting by the end of the month. after that inflation print there started to be pushback from fed governor but then other economic data that showed consumers are spending money but only as much as it takes to keep up with inflation and dialing back for how far it will go up. these expectations had pulled back to 3 quarters of a point and the market had a great rally. jack: that is what the fed is trying to do. last week, you said you weren't buying this optimism. how do you feel now? >> i'm still worried. what is crazy is we have a great rally because the fed isn't going to raise rates a full percentage point but they will raise rates by 3 quarters of a point and that is a heck of a lot. we have that to contend with, the dollar is surging. they are at parity which is crazy, hasn't been that way for 20 years and the market still can't get a good bounce going. i looked back the last five

defence secretary ben wallace has said he won't run.iti patel and grant shapps are all thought to be mulling bids. former leadership candidate jeremy hunt may well fancy another run, also. on monday, the 1922 committee, the body that represents backbench conservative mps, will announce the rules for the upcoming leadership contest. it's expected that tory mps will whittle the candidates down to a final two. that pair will then be put to the party membership, thought to be around 180,000 people. they'll pick the next prime minister, who is expected to take office by september. westminster may be quiet today, but the field in this leadership contest could get very busy indeed. david wallace lockhart, bbc news, westminster. our political correspondent jonathan blake has the latest on the announced contenders and those yet to declare. rishi sunak, the former chancellor, saying this is a moment that needs to be grasped, emphasising his experience, and the and the need for truth over fairy tales, as he put it in a campaign video that went onl

in fact, ben did all the catering. jen explained just how normal their vegas wedding was, saying, "we stood in line for a license with four other couples." can you imagine being one of those other couples? "the chapel was nice, but their elvis impersonator looked like ben affleck." ben's good buddy matt damon wasn't at the ceremony, but he did send an inspirational wedding toast on video. >> fortune favors your marriage. >> stephen: we've got a great show for you tonight! my guest is billy crystal, and i'll be baking with paul hollywood. but when we come back, are we about to go to war with canada, over me? stick around to find oot. say hello, louis and everybody, right over there. hello, louis, how are you, welcome back. >> how was your break. >> it was wonderful. >> stephen: what did you do? >> i slepts for two days and i recorded an album. >> stephen: wow, wow. >> yeah. >> stephen: wow. >> in that order. >> stephen: folks we try to bring you the truth on the show night after night and the mainstream media is refusin

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