and, casualties, boro bistro, boro bistro.staff less than 100 metres away were completely unaware of the boro bistro casualties. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. senior cabinet ministers have urged mps to back theresa may's brexit deal, and warned that failure to do so could result in britain leaving the eu without a deal or not leaving at all. mps are expected to vote on the prime minister's withdrawal agreement in the first week ofjune, after the european parliamentary elections. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. time for the plan the prime minister stitched together with her continental colleagues to be tested again. theresa may's right to look nervous. not at the eu, but at home, where parliament has already said no to her deal three times. it seems almost impossible they'll say yes this time, but could the prime minister win them round? what this bill does is delivers on brexit. that's when mps come to look at this bill and they come to vote on this legislation, i'm sure that they will be think

there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro.ack of the bar. andrius vorobjovas was drinking with friends in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing customers. "the man was moving with purpose and looked as though he wanted to hurt as many people as possible," he told the coroner. andrius said he ran for the corner of the courtyard where, "i nearly stepped on a person who was laying on his belly. i was very shocked and amazed to see someone there." it was james mcmullan, already unconscious and fading fast. his gallant action, helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. how long it took ambulance staff to get to some of the casualties round the boro bistro has become a key concern this week. police officer mia kerr was trying to keep sebastien belanger alive. her body—worn cameras recorded multiple radio transmissions by her and other officers asking for help, including: but senior ambulance staff less than 100 metres away were completely unaware of the boro bistro casualties

in keeping with tradition coach mico cotch was drenched in beer his side ended up 2 points ahead of boro sued for. in men's tennis world number one novak djokovic has reached the final of the italian open the serbian overcame argentina's diego 2 sets to one djokovic wearing a red here got the crucial break in the 6th game of the deciding set to clinch victory and face rafael nadal in sunday's final djokovic triumphed in last week's madrid open and has a chance to win back to back for titles. well if you've got a beard belgium is the place to be right now hundreds of hairy men from around the world have descended on the city of antwerp for the 2019 world beard and moustache championships the wacky contest sees the well groomed competitors take part in 3

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.hen a van crashed into the railings above where they were eating, the camera picked up kirsty again, telling her friends to wait while she went to treat the injured. but those friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, told the coroner that it quickly became clear that this was notjust a car crash. as the stabbing began, kirsty rushed to help alexandre pigeard, who was dying on the ground. but she was herself set on by the knifemen and, despite the efforts of her friends and an off—duty gp, she also died. she had no chance. she was one girl on her own against three guys, armed with knives, and it was only after she received the fatal wounds that she... ..she then left. leaving five people dying from stab wounds around the boro bistro, and others seriously injured, the attackers then came up the stairs and headed down borough high street, towards the lobos tapas restaurant. there, they started stabbing a young couple, marie bondeville and oliver dowling, who both survived because on

there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro. along the wall at the back of the bar. andrius vorobjovas was drinking with friends in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing customers. "the man was moving with purpose and looked as though he wanted to hurt as many people as possible," he told the coroner. andrius said he ran for the corner of the courtyard where, "i nearly stepped on a person who was laying on his belly. i was very shocked and amazed to see someone there." it was james mcmullan, already unconscious and fading fast. his gallant action, helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. how long it took ambulance staff to get to some of the casualties round the boro bistro has become a key concern this week. police officer mia kerr was trying to keep sebastien belanger alive. her body—worn cameras recorded multiple radio transmissions by her and other officers asking for help, including, but senior ambulance staff less than 100 metres away were completely unaware of th

just below, in the boro bistro, waiter alexandre pigea rd reacted to the noise and rushed outside.se steps that lead up to the street. then his colleagues heard the sound of people screaming, and he ran back through the arch holding a gash in his neck. off duty nurse helen kennett was in the bistro with her sister and mother celebrating her birthday. she stepped forward to help the wounded waiter. then she realised that alexandre was being held by a man with a knife. alexandre died from multiple knife wounds just outside the bistro where he worked. other witnesses saw this young australian nurse, kirsty boden, being stabbed on the ground just metres away. she also died. in less than two minutes, the attackers had stabbed five people to death around the boro bistro, and others like helen kennett were lucky to have survived. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. tensions over trade between the trump administration and beijing have escalated, with the us confirming sanctions will take effect tomorrow on the chinese technology giant huawei. washington has effectively blocked th

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.lings above where they were eating, the camera picked up kirsty again, telling her friends to wait while she went to treat the injured. but there was friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, but those friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, told the coroner that it quickly became clear that this was notjust a car crash. as the stabbing began, kirsty rushed to help alexandre pigeard, who was dying on the ground. but she was herself set on by the knifemen, and despite the efforts of her friends and an off—duty gp, she also died. she had no chance. she was one girl on her own against three guys, armed with knives, and it was only after she received the fatal wounds that she... ..she then left. leaving five people dying from stab wounds around the boro bistro, and others seriously injured, the attacker then came up the stairs the attackers then came up the stairs and headed down borough high street towards the lobos tapas restaurant. there, they started stabbing a young couple

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.a van crashed into the railings above where they were eating, the camera picked up kirsty again, telling her friends to wait while she went to treat the injured. but those friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, told the coroner that it quickly became clear that this was notjust a car crash. as the stabbing began, kirsty rushed to help alexandre pigeard, who was dying on the ground. but she was herself set on by the knifemen and, despite the efforts of her friends and an off—duty gp, she also died. she had no chance. she was one girl on her own against three guys, armed with knives, and it was only after she received the fatal wounds that she... ..she then left. leaving five people dying from stab wounds around the boro bistro, and others seriously injured, the attackers then came up the stairs and headed down borough high street, towards the lobos tapas restaurant. there, they started stabbing a young couple, marie bondeville and oliver dowling, who both survived because on foo

by the time the men left the boro bistro, five people were dying from stab wounds.ill. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. our top story this evening: the digital messaging service whatsapp says it's working to improve security after it was hacked. this video of a syrian refugee being bullied at school went viral. he and his family had to move home. now they talk to us. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: why england head coach tracey neville could be counting the cost ahead of the netball world cup, with injury forcing beth cobden out of this summer's tournament. for years now the government has encouraged us to install smart meters to monitor our gas and electric usage. now research by the bbc has discovered that more than 2 million of these devices are not working. that amounts to £1.7 billion being spent on meters that are not doing the job they're supposed to — and we are paying through our energy bills. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has the story. i want to live in a world where we still have polar bears. we all want to make big c

in her flowery dress, she was just caught on cctv as she came to the boro bistro for a meal.ashed into the railings above where they were eating, the camera picked up kirsty again, telling her friends to wait while she went to treat the injured. but those friends, harriet mooney and melanie schroeder, told the coroner that it quickly became clear that this was notjust a car crash. as the stabbing began, kirsty rushed to help alexandre pigeard, who was dying on the ground. but she was herself set on by the knifemen, and despite the efforts of her friends and an off—duty gp, she also died. she had no chance. she was one girl on her own against three guys, armed with knives, and it was only after she received the fatal wounds that she... ..she then left. leaving five people dying from stab wounds around the boro bistro, and others seriously injured, the attackers then came up the stairs and headed down borough high street towards the lobos tapas restaurant. there, they started stabbing a young couple, marie bondeville and oliver dowling, who both survived because on foot patrol

with tradition coach make a call that she was drenched in beer his side ended up 2 points ahead of boro so dark. and it was a night to remember for the netherlands at the grand finale of the euro vision song contest which took place last night in tel aviv as usual the world's biggest music competition was packed full of glitz and catch but it did not pass without some controversy here's a look. duncan lawrence of the netherlands has been the competition favorite and india the pick my kids were right words can't describe what i'm feeling now i'm feeling so much emotions everything that i wanted to do on stage it came out. it came out so good and i really felt the song and this is like the result of the results from bon national dri pictures from the fight rights. not only to be the 1st good leader mahmoud for the 2nd with an upbeat number called so deep those of those are the this is the only thing that. sergei loves the reds ballad that they did a good for russia. your visions rules forbid mixing music and poetry but there's often a super controversy to go with the pop this year iceland

by the time the men left the boro bistro, five people were dying from stab wounds.c news... one and a half billion users of whatsapp are told to update their apps urgently, after a major hack into its encrypted service. theresa may and jeremy corbyn meet to discuss brexit, after weeks of talks between their parties. growing calls for itv to scrap thejeremy kyle show following the death of one of the guests. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. let's start with the cricket, and the third one day international between england and pakistan in bristol. england one—up in the five match series. and they're edging closer to extending that lead. pakistan set them a pretty decent total of 359 to win, opener imam ul—haq the star for the visitors scoring a career best 151. but england have been bludgeoning their way to that total. jason roy got 76, before the jonny bairstow show started. he got 128 with some spectacular hitting. england currently 278 for 3. manchester city could be banned from the champio

boro are 1—up against rotherham. city are drawing at hull. but derby are winning. which would secure them that sexpot. all the latest scores on the bbc website. there are three matches in the premier league today and it's all about the race for the top four. chelsea, arsenal and manchester united are all playing, united in 6th and face already relegated huddersfield. we were disappointed after the result against chelsea. i think the boys felt there was a chance gone, but then again, we are still in with a chance. we need some help. arsenal, chelsea, they played in europe this week. you never know. we have just got to focus on the next two games. that is my focus... the players‘ focus. live commentary from tpm. arceneaux will be at four. —— live commentary from tpm. —— live commentary from tpm. liverpool are optimistic mo salah will be fit to face barcelona on tuesday after suffering a head injury against newcastle. salah left the field on a stretcher after a collision with magpies keeper martin dubravka during the 3—2 win at st james's park.

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wrong side of the road, got out and began stabbing people enjoying a night out, starting near the boroistol. after they killed six more people the three attackers were shot dead by armed police on the other side of borough market. that was at 1016, nine minutes after the attack began. the two people killed on the bridge where and canadian christine archibald. the six people stabbed we re archibald. the six people stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and ignacio echeverria. they looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the bridge attack? and how was it that khuram but was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being investigated by m15 for a possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of a cts inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. those tributes from the families have taken most of the morning with lots of tears

realised an attack was under way but by then the three men left their van and were marauding through the boro and fatally stabbing five more people. 0n mobile phone footage they can be heard shouting "allahu akbar". cctv footage showed one of the great acts of bravery that night, where an unarmed off—duty police officer, a police officer armed with only a baton, and a passer—by armed only with his skateboard took on the three attackers here. you see snippets of the fight with the baton and the skateboard flying. unfortunately, the passer—by ignacio echeverria was fatally wounded but all three men earned george medals for their bravery that night. the killers ran on. in three minutes they fatally injured eight people but six minutes after that, cctv caught the moment armed police officers arrived and finally brought the night of horror to an end. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. a teenager who contracted a life—threatening infection has been successfully treated with a new type of therapy which could prove vital in the battle against growing antibiotic resistance. instead of antib

attack was under way but by then, the three men had left their van and were marauding through the borore people. on mobile phone footage they can be heard shouting "allahu akbar." the court saw cctv footage filmed from this restaurant which showed one of the great acts of bravery that night in which a completely unarmed off—duty police officer and a police officer armed only with a baton, and a passer—by, armed only with his skateboard, took on the three attackers just here. you see snippets of the fight with the baton and the skateboard flying. unfortunately, by the end of it, ignacio echeverria, the passer—by, was fatally wounded. but all three men earned george medals for their bravery that night. the killers ran on, and in three minutes they had fatally injured eight people. but six minutes after that, cctv caught the moment that armed police officers arrived and finally brought the night of horror to an end. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the time is 1817. our top story this evening. archie harrison mountbatten—windsor makes his first photocall — his mother says he

there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro.long the wall at the back of the bar. andrius vorobjovas was drinking with friends in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing customers. "the man was moving with purpose and looked as though he wanted to hurt as many people as possible," he told the coroner. andrius said he ran for the corner of the courtyard where, "i nearly stepped on a person who was laying on his belly. i was very shocked and amazed to see someone there." it was james mcmullan, but by the time anyone could help him, he was no longer breathing. his gallant action, helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. senior cabinet ministers have urged mps to back the prime minister's brexit deal and warned that failure to do so will result in either us leaving the eu without a deal or not leaving at all. mps are expected to vote on the withdrawal agreement in the first week ofjune, after the european parliamentary elections n

which is the heart of chapter 4 of my book, probably one of my favorite chapters as i'm such a fan of boro but also because it's a moment where we get to know a little bit about the character and what they thought. thoreau and henry were the same age. he, when he got back from hanging out in concorde with the row, he did not go to montrcal as his predecessor cedric mencken said gone, he decided to come back in boston and start fundraising for his family and for his own many missions. his first stop was john alb and andrew who was later become the governor of massachusetts but at this time, was a lawyer where he largely submitted the closed committee. he ran the fund for destitute slave and so he knew most of the people in boston. and he told that henry williams came in, john andrew historian and johnson i'll take the case. they started fundraising and before he was done, henry williams had fund raise enough money to free his entire family, mary, her little sister rebecca adelaide, her brother oskar, mother elizabeth and henry's wife. her grandmother, prudence. her aunt evelina, her uncle j

chopper 4 was over the scene at marlboro pike and dower house road in upper ma boro. one person died when the car slammed into a tree. there was no one else in the car. >>> the search for a kler continues in southeast washington this morning. officers tell news 4 that -year-old davon moody was shot on g street. he was taken to the hospital where he died. rig now a $25nd thou lar reward. >>> someone opened fire on thei home. bullets shattered windows and hit walls. this happened on t street. the woman who lives there doesn't want to reveal her ti iden. she was singing toher 2-year-old daughter when bullets started flying. >> my eye was burning and i was on the ground and i was crying. what if i would have died? what if my w daughterould have died? >> the woman says a month ago someone threw a brick in her window. police a b investigatingth cases. >>> 6:08. the 19-year-old man accused ofng openi fire inside a southern caliyrnia sgogue has pleaded not guilty. john earnestreppeared befo a judge for the first time yesterday. police found an extra 50 rounds ofn ammunition o

manhattan, and you introduced me as being born in newport news, virginia, and i was raised in the boro of queens in new york there. so we were over, just a river apart, but i didn't know him before i went into the service, he was operations officer in the 301st, and when i went over there he had already gotten about 100 missions under his belt. he was on his second tour. but anyway, the war ended in may of 1945 and we all of us got on the boat together and came back from italy. landed in staten island. and colonel friend over there went home with his family in manhattan and i took the subway and i went home to my family in queens. and i guess i was home for about two days and i got a call from colonel friend and he said harry, he said, i would like you to come over and meet my family in manhattan. so i went over and met his family and little did i know this would end up in a 68 year marriage to his sister. so i call him cupid because he did the same thing with another one of his sisters there. one of the tuskegee airmen home, and he introduced them and they were married. a question i g

the duke of edin boro was informed, harry's dad, prince charles and his wife informed. harry's brother william and kate told also as were members of diana's fae. we're told the baby has been born. meanwhile, doria, meghan's mom, is here with them now. they have the people they love around them for this, just really special moment for this royal couple. >> i've got to say, the statement from harry, incredibly endearing. quickly, keir, do you know if meghan markle had a home birth? i know that's what she wanted. >> reporter: we don't know. we do know that the statement said that doria is there at frogmore cottage, which is across windsor castle behind me there, but they aren't telling us yet what, where it happened or the details, and obviously we don't have a photograph yet either. they have made pretty clear they want to spend private time before they make announcements, and as we know we're not going to see meghan walk out with the baby in the way we have done, at hospital, with others, other royal couples. you know, we'll see what we learn as the days go by, but i sus

. >> michael, yesterday, larry rob boro robbins.ver you want to do that, because what they do in other parts of the world. we hear this all the time. is novartis going to walk right into political fire storm here >> i think that in the big picture, the large companies like you're referring to are going to continue to be in the target zone, in the bull's eye for a lot of these politicians and i think that on a relative basis, you've seen it with large biotech companies which haven't done anything for the last year or two, haven't done anything. we'd be focusing more on the small and mid cap companies, the xpi, up 20% this year. those are the small innovative companies that are coming up with some of these great drugs and there's been a lot of acquisitions and mna we think that's where people should be focused on >> is there any way to know the right price for these gene therapies that will increasingly have these kind of price tags? >> that's a huge debate. there are independent groups, one called icer, that tries to do the pharmaceu

there's no footage of him after that, but he seems to have made his way down to the boro bistro.nds in the bistro and saw one of the attackers methodically stabbing customers. "the man was moving with purpose and looked as though he wanted to hurt as many people as possible," he told the coroner. andrius said he ran for the corner of the courtyard where, "i nearly stepped on a person who was laying on his belly. i was very shocked and amazed to see someone there." it was james mcmullan, but by the time anyone could help him, he was no longer breathing. his gallant action, helping the young woman who'd fallen, had led to his death at the age of 32. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the government seems to reject because of a new definition of islamophobia. a new definition of islamophobia backed by several muslim groups and political parties. tomorrow mps will debate the working definition(ffgfx) which states that "islamophobia is rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of muslimness or perceived muslimness". both the head of counter terrorism

wrong side of the road, got out and began stabbing people enjoying a night out, starting near the borofter they killed six more people, the three attackers were shot dead by armed police on the other side of borough market. that was at 10:16pm, nine minutes after the attack began. the two people killed on the bridge were xavier thomas and canadian christine archibald. the six people stabbed were sara zelenak, sebastien belanger, james mcmullan, alexandre pigeard, kirsty boden and spanish skateboarder ignacio echeverria. their relatives are looking for answers to two key questions. why were there are no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge more than ten weeks after the westminster bridge attack? and how was it that khuram butt was able to prepare for and carry out such a murderous assault while he was still being investigated by mi5 for a possible attack planning? the inquests will also hear details of acts of remarkable heroism by civilians and police officers that night. 0ur correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. how far have they got today? we have really just we

it is much better to talk about, as boro said earlier, dialogue between pa rent said earlier, dialogueg? pa rents a re parent and child. how are you doing? parents are more likely to objectively spot those things. but it relies on the kid being open to having a conversation with their pa rents, having a conversation with their parents, and teenagers in particular that at any age, children may not wa nt to that at any age, children may not want to engage in such a conversation. as parents we can sometimes exacerbate that. children tell us something scary and we say you are not going on that game again. actually children get punished for doing the very thing we are asking them to do. what is the right thing to do in that situation? pa rents right thing to do in that situation? parents should seek advice and tell their child they have done the right thing and think again about how to access the game more safely. that in itself will give children resilience because they will encounter it on all different platforms. this is something children are navigating all the time, often really succes

metÍa bastante gente de estados unidos anarquistas y seguidores de donald trump y eran los que nos al boro en su auto en octubre del 2018 que serÍa el tercer caso. alaska registro el tercer accidente de un hidro plano esta sema semana. >>> censuraron la serie (nombre en inglÉs) por una boda gay, pero este contenido no es apropiado para los jÓvenes en este estado. los creadores del programa animado como la cadena cbs habÍan alertado sobre el contenido de esta caricatura. fue captado en video el momento justo que una cuidadora en philadelphia toma con violencia a un menor de 4 aÑos otro empleado del lugar grabÓ esta acciÓn la empleada fue despedida pero hasta el momento no enfrenta cargos. las calles del sur- california se protagonizÓ una persecucion digna de una pelÍcula de hollywood el conductor ignorÓ las luces de trÁnsito chocÓ contra las luces y luego otros vehÍculos y un perro sale del vehÍculo y todo termina cuando esta caza mÓvil se impacta contra este auto blanco pero fue detenida por la policÍa, seÑores ha llegado el momento de hallar los temas calientes. >>> sÍ mi querida paulina

we can now speak to like boro founders gavinjasinek—smith and danny lowe.ositive way. this is the time to really talk about people in a positive waym was the manchester bombing i think that probably... i was in a site cabin at middlesbrough town hall and i was having a conversation a scaffolder and it was a moderate, measured conversation, a lot of his friends came in for bait time and the tone changed and he jumped on that bandwagon. i went to see gav and said we need to do something and show the positive things in this town. what happened then? we talked about doing an event and it was to promote middlesbrough, middlesbrough was built on migration. what became middlesbrough, there was 100,000 people here, because people came from all over the place and made it this beautiful diverse mix of people. that is something we want to celebrate. so we put on an event based on that. having been here not very long, there is a sense of community that people seem to be proud of, if you're outside middlesbrough you don't hear of this. no, the negative stories seem to g

the reformer says battle boro memorial hospital will participate in 529 days, some lucky babies borne $100 deposits into vermont 529 college savings accounts to jump start the path to higher education. good idea. who wouldn't want the money into the 529 account when you're born. dagen: start saving young. >> how muchs is college going to cost when they turn 18? maria: good point. when we come back, treasury yields are declining this morning, investors are watching bonds as recession fears are creeping in. the yield on the 1 of year down to -- 10 year down to 2.23% this morning. the pac impact coming up. netflix is offering enough content to keep you on the couch for years. wait until you hear about their content. stock is down this morning going into the day. back in a minute. ♪ we're burning down the highway skyline. ♪ on the back of a hurricane. ♪ that started turning when you were young. ♪ maria: welcome back. good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, may 29th. your top stories right now. u.s.-china trade turmoil impact