it is brandon lewis, i'm afraid, who has taken the brandon lewis, i'm afraid, who has ta ken the flak a senior tory said that brandon lewis, —— and very outspoken quotes. this is a picture him with er and winnie the pooh, apparently. we do not have it. you will have two by the newspaper! the observer focuses on new observer guidelines. they do try and get some kind of domestic agenda through. this is regarding children's mental health. obviously, you are the times education editor. this is a huge problem? yes, i've a story in the sunday times today, based on a conference that starts tomorrow. they survey 20,000 teenagers and they found, no surprise, 60% of them have accounts that are private and their parents know nothing about it. they are doing slightly risky things on these accounts, including posting intimate pictures. and it's about being bullied online, and it is the pressure among kids to look good as well. if you are sending selfies all the time, you know, children can be quite cruel, can't they? absolutely, kids are living in a social media and real world. one of the things m

brandon lewis, thank you. i hope she has got some cough sweets this year. marr listening to that with interest. you have got theresa may on this morning, haven't you? yes, foran yes, for an extended interview and tom watson, the deputy leader of the labour party, i couldn't u nfortu nately you wa nt labour party, i couldn't unfortunately you want brandon lewis was saying but the questions sounded very good! i tell you what, if andrew marr says that, i'm going to retire. that is my career done. andrew marr is on at 10am. here's ben with a look at this morning's weather. how is it looking. not too bad, last day of september, not how it is looking but out is feeling is the question, it feels pretty chilly but i suppose an autumn chill pretty chilly but i suppose an autumn chili is appropriate. a bit more cloud around in places than yesterday. that is how it looks in sheffield at the moment or at least how it looked a short time ago. quite cool and breezy today, and despite the cloud, some sunshine, and a few showers in the north west. the satellite picture sho

party chairman brandon lewis insists the conference will show party unity. my focus is on making sure our members have a good conference and working with the prime minister to ensure we are delivering on a domestic agenda, on the issues that matter to people and on brexit, making sure we get a good deal for the uk. here in birmingham, theresa may seats to fend off her critics by telling tory members, "but loyalty and the national interest bust". this morning's other top stories. devastation in indonesia — officials there say more than 800 people died in the quake and tsunami. rescue workers are searching for survivors in the debris of collapsed buildings, with fears the death toll could run into thousands. a russian woman tells the bbc she recognises one of the key suspects in the salisbury attack as a military intelligence officer. billionaire elon musk is fined $20 million, and told to step down as chairman of tesla, over a tweet that misled investors. after another great day for europe at the ryder cup, they take a 10—6 lead over the united states into th

brandon lewis, in this article, says it was apparently due to be unveiled as a sign of how much the partynt to the conservatives, well, to all politicians, getting britain digital, making use of technology, digital, making use of technology, digital written, looking outwards, it is all part of the message that we are kind of ahead of the curve on everything. —— digital britain. so to have bass app failed so spectacularly, especially when gdpr, the new dart regulations, and become an inmate, and they fail the last hurdle... they do really need this conference to appear to be efficiently run after the disaster last year when theresa may u nfortu nately last year when theresa may unfortunately coughed and spluttered her way to a speech and the letters fell off the wall and a pet —— a protest handed her a p45. yes, to begin with a stumble like this is really embarrassing. you know, it gives no credibility to the idea that the conservatives know what they are doing. it is just unbelievable. we were talking about new technology, but of course it has its downsides. it has its dangers. and the ob

getting very excited as they were in a preconference interview, party chairman brandon lewis saying theuld talk about at the start of the conference tomorrow morning and emphasise that was about accountability and activists would be able to contact cabinet ministers unremarked on speeches as they were happening. what happened, the situation where anyone who downloaded it could type in an e—mail address of anyone they knew who was attending and if they got that right they would get a photograph and all the personal information like mobile phone numbers. is this a national—security breach? it is not but is it an u nforced breach? it is not but is it an unforced error the conservatives could have done with out with all the talk about brexit to come in a next few days? it certainly is, and the party happy that the statement and apologised and the information commissioner has got in touch with the pins party about what has happened so we may not have heard the last about this. a woman in the far east of russia has told the bbc that she recognises one of the key suspects in the salisbury pois

there is a line in this that i love, brandon lewis, the tories chairman, had been due to show the appmodernising the party. the way that it makes them look, and the fact that it is the telegraph running it on its front page, a pro—conservative vapour, we are talking about this, not the policies launched because it has been such a disaster for them. and they still have to make this a conference that ru ns have to make this a conference that runs smoothly and efficiently after last year when theresa may had that utterly disastrous speech, you have to have a certain amount of sympathy for the qoph but then there was the protester hounding out the people do five. the letters falling off the wall behind her. you couldn't be there and not see it as some kind of metaphor. an absolute gift to the people doing metaphors. the only thing you can say in their defence is they seem to have shut it down quite quickly, and made it secure. but it isjust excruciatingly embarrassing. and i am sure huge amount of thought has gone in the conservative arty into how they can possibly get through the week wh

unforced error at the start of a likely bumpy conference, so this app was launched with great pride, brandon lewise an interview to the london evening standard the other day on which the app was mentioned, it was seen as a which the app was mentioned, it was seen as a sort of beacon of this being a modern party, trying to attract younger members and the interests of younger voters after labourdid so interests of younger voters after labour did so well with younger voters at the general election last year. it was meant to help people like me and party activists find their way around this conference centre over the next couple of days. but crucially this afternoon it was discovered that if you have the e—mail address of a fellow attendee and you typed it into the app, u pwa rd and you typed it into the app, upward popped their photo and other personal data, like their mobile phone number for instance and that stretched to the very top of government because obviously cabinet ministers have to register to be attendees here and have security clea ra nce attendees here and have security clearance and al

lewis with the hotel workers was here earlier but had to leave. he wanted me to convey their support for the project. so thank you. >> president k. brandon: thank you. is there any other public comment? >> president and commissioners,my name is bob hare, here representing the barbory coast and i serve on the new-ag group. this is smack dab in the middle of our neighborhood association area, so we have been very a tentative to what it is, what it looks like and what it means for the neighborhood. i certainly want to testify to the extent that the project developers have been very open with us. they have been very clear and transparent about their plans. they have been very receptive to comments, any concerns we have, and so we feel it's been a very good dialogue and a very good well done process in certainly dealing with our neighborhood group. we certainly support the project and we hope you -- we would urge you as a board to do everything you could to expedite this project and help it move forward. thank you. >> president k. brandon: thank you. is there any other public comment? >> good evening, i'm kevin carol, the executive director o