stevie stevie played in the under 12 team we got him from brighton sure i don't. it was really tough for him at the beginning but he's really developed in the past weeks and months and you know we're playing very well and as a stunt it's good that it's a defender and he's done really well for himself this season. i mean obviously in all of its members 4th year with me he's really developed extremely well. he still had some problems with the under eleven's where he was a bit every year but he's developed in his personal life as 2 and we're really satisfied you know he's captain of the under 4 teams that operate in the field. mats mother had teacher is cooking soup for her son it's in line with the football clubs nutrition plan. how is today it was good what did you do you know what we did some engineering made chemicals. that's big brother get some advice you know the head of defense you have to shout come on guys go there all guys do that hold your head high you have to motivate motivate them. the expectations are high and not for nothing. that's cousin is no less

here at the university of brighton sports science physiology lab, there is all sorts of kit and thisng treadmill could be used to help analyse my gait. but instead of doing that, we're going to head outside with these, which are the gait up sensors. inside them, there is a gyroscope, an accelerometer, even a barometer but it's not about the hardware, it's the data that they are actually collecting which is important and how that can be analysed to help me move better. and the new algorithms doing that are being used here for a collaboration called the sub2 project to try and help elite runners break the 2—hour marathon mark. let's go! it seems i wasn't quite as wonky as i thought i was. when we look at you, you are quite a fit and good runner. not elite for sure, but not at specific risk to anything that we would do is fine tuning. my colleague says i run like an elephant. do i not run like an elephant? can i tell her i do not? they might think that visually it's the case, but the data show it's not the case. visually the case, oh dear. but the analytics, and that's the new bit here,

recognition for all that they do daily for their families -- this is the aim of the care center in brighton. for over 25 years, the center has been supporting young people who have to provide care for a relative. they had to school, educate, and assist them and their families. they also organize field trips to offer them a well-deserved break. >> is finally a chance for them to enjoy a normal childhood, too, like i said, get a break from their caring role at home and to make friends where they don't have to worry about hiding the situation at home. they feel more open and able to talk to the other children because they all know that they've got this shared experience at home. >> last august, tail -- teo's mother was diagnosed with lung cancer. since then, she is only occasionally able to leave the apartment. on the days she is not well, he is responsible for the cleaning, shopping, and cooking. the activities offered at the center are a welcome change. >> they just put me on a three-week cooking course, so now i know how to make a dinner that is not a one-minute pizza. now i can make health

they lost 1—0 to new zealand at brighton's amex stadium.il neville says a bad result won't change their preparations ahead of the tournament in france. the lionesses begin their world cup campaign against scotland next sunday. the former arsenal player jose antonio reyes has died in a car accident in spain. he was 35. reyes joined arsenal in 2004 and was part of the "invincibles" side which went unbeaten during that season. a minute's silence was observed at the champions league final as a mark of respect to reyes. the aiden o'brien—trained "anthony van dyck" has won the epsom derby, giving o'brien a record—equalling seventh winner in the race. jockey seamie heffernan rode the 13—2 shot to victory on his 12th attempt. madhmoon finished in second, withjapan in third. o'brien trained seven of the 13 runners. that's it for now — there's plenty more on today's busy day of sport on the bbc sport website, including build up to antonyjoshua's fight in new york. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me.

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withjust over 20,000 watching on a sunny saturday at brighton's amex stadium, it could have been the 19th—ranked new zealand. a goal for the visitors just after half—time saw england lose 1—0 in their last warm—up match before the world cup in france. gemma collis—mccann reports. afinalwarm—up game for the lionesses, a rest for some, bit for others a chance to stake their claim in the starting line—up for their opening world cup match in a week's time. the lionesses‘ early chances came from new zealand mistakes. jodie taylor looking for her first international goal in 13 months, but denied by the keeper erin nayler. a penalty shout, taylor thought so, but the referee said not. new zealand's struggles continued at the back, but they repeatedly relied on nayler to keep them in the match. frustration growing for england with each missed opportunity. chance after chance not quite taken. england's first real test came just before half—time. this just denied, a warning of what was to come. after the break, the deadlock broken, giving new zealand a 1—0 win. the lionesses looking for a good

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for a newer tradition, on the 20th ofjuly, head to brighton on the south—east coast of england for oneans—focused events. the city's marlborough theatre will run a programme showcasing performances from a range of artists who all exist under the transgender or non—binary umbrella. if you would rather swap the city for the great outdoors, then canyons river company will be hosting the annual river pride on idaho's famous middle fork salmon river in late august. they offer specially—designed tours that will take you through the heart of one of the largest—designated wilderness areas in america. still to come on the travel show: packing two islands into one holiday — simon calder tells us how in global guru. and i get in touch with my dark side at whitby‘s infamous goth festival. wow, some of these costumes are just so impressive. they really make an effort. i'm exploring the english seaside town of whitby, once a fishing hub famous for its herring. today, one family smokes herring the old —fashioned way, to create a time—honoured breakfast classic — kippers. hello. good morning. how are

a brighton & hove city council spokesperson said: "jonathan was offered emergency accommodation at oneommodation that is acceptable tojonathan and his family. we're keen to do all we can to help." we have just been getting comments from you while you have been listening to daizy speaking about her son who we are calling jonathan, which is not his real name, to protect his privacy, and ijust want to read you one of the comments that has come through from you at home watching. i'm just getting my system up. here it is. somebody has got in touch to say it is the same with my mum, she has severe mental health and physical disability, for an entire ten months the council that her homeless sleeping rough and also on trains, she was hospitalised and still no support from either the council or the mental health team she is under. we borrowed and paid thousands for hotel accommodation and she eventually got temporary accommodation, only after she attempted suicide. i'm really sorry, that's probably not helpful.m attempted suicide. i'm really sorry, that's probably not helpful. it is hundreds of

they face new zealand in their final warm—up match live on bbc1 from 1 o'clock at brighton's amex stadiumhe tournament in france in a confident mood, ahead of their first fixture against scotland a week tomorrow. day seven of the french open is barely an hour old but, already, simona halep is through to round four. the defending champion needed just 55 minutes to see off ukranian 27th seed lesia tsurenko in straight sets. 6-2, 6-1 two matches in the cricket world cup today. afghanistan face defending champions australia later but first, sri lanka are taking on new zealand. in cardiff, matt henry has picked up all three wickets for the black caps so far. he took one with the second ball of the match, then got two in two balls, making the most of bowler friendly conditions at sophia gardens. latest score. sri lanka 52 for 3. you might be pulling an all nighter after if you're staying up after the champions league final for the boxing because at around 3:30 tomorrow morning, anthonyjoshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr. the mexican weighed in at more than 20 poun

#taken far too soon" england's women are taking on new zealand at brighton's amex stadium, in what'st1 o'clock, these are live pictures from bbc1. the score is currently 0—0. phil neville's side play scotland in their opening game next sunday. it's a big night for anthonyjoshua, who's fighting in the united states for the first time in his his professional career. joshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr at new york's maddison square garden at around 3:30 tomorrow morning. the mexican weighed in more than 20lb heavier thanjoshua, although few people are giving him a chance against the man who's still unbeaten. i know the support in britain right now is phenomenal and i know thejob at hand, so i approach my training, my lifestyle towards the sport very seriously, and it's about delivering time and time again. as i said, tomorrow night, i put the titles in the air and they're up for grabs, and me and him go to war and the best man wins. joshua said earlier this week that he was targetting tyson fury next, but he may have missed his chance. the wbc heavyweight

he was huge, he looked like brighton pier, big old floppy ears. the owner said would you take him? i had to had to fly to the carolinas and have a look at him. the owner wasn't anthony perkins or alfred hitchcock, was he? no, jackie getty phillips. they were great fans, obviously, of hitchcock movies, hence bates motel. and strange to say, he got good, and he got good at three and became a champion older horse in america, and it's the break. i know a lot of good trainers didn't get the one horse to get the break, and once you get the break, you go from having six horses in your stables to 60 within a matter of months. and since then, of course, there have been winners all over the world, tracks all over the world, the whole range of horses. over 3000 winners in your career. again, you could talk for an hour about this, i'm sure, but give us two or three examples which stand out. i suppose the horses here that we've had recently like enable, she's been a phenomenon. she's been a very brave filly, great mind on her. i think if you're lucky, and they

they lost one nil to new zealand at the amex stadium in brighton but phil neville says a bad result wong and anthony van dijk has won the epsom derby, giving aiden o‘brien the trainer a record—breaking seventh winner in the race. seamus heffernan rode the 13— seventh winner in the race. seamus heffernan rode the i3— to chance to victory on his 13th attempt. japan in third. in the 1.5 mile race, o‘brien beat 13 other runners. keep watching for updates on the champions league final. we certainly will. a man described as a disgruntled employee has shot dead 12 people at a local government building in the us state of virginia. all but one of the victims were colleagues of his. police described the scene of the shooting at the complex in virginia beach as "a war zone". chris buckler reports. the police had no choice but to run to the line of fire. but little could have prepared them for the carnage they discovered inside this local government building. the office workers were finishing up for the weekend when one of their colleagues walked in and started firing shot after shot, indiscriminat

they lost 1—0 to new zeland at brighton's amex stadium.rations, ahead of the world cup. the lionesses begin their tournament against scotland next sunday. anthony van dyck has won the epsom derby, giving trainer aidan o'brien a record—equalling seventh winner in the race. jockey seamie heffernan rode the 13—2 chance to victory on his 12th attempt. madhmoon finished in second, withjapan in third in the mile and a half long race. o'brien trained seven of the 13 runners. it's a big night for anthony joshua, who's fighting in the united states for the first time in his his professional career. joshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr at new york's madison square garden at around 3.30 tomorrow morning. the mexican weighed in more than 20 pounds heavier than joshua, although few people are giving him a chance against the man who's still unbeaten. the former arsenal player jose antonio reyes has died in a car accident in spain. he was 35. reyes joined arsenal in 2004 and was part of the ‘invincibles' side which went unbe

the procession will begin at pease pottage, near crawley, and end in brighton.a bid to tackle anti—social behaviour. hm revenue and customs says it‘s found a way to stop fraudsters from tricking people into believing they‘re recieving a call from genuine tax officials. it‘s known as "number spoofing" and because the call—display looks genuine, it‘s easier for scammers to persuade people to send them money, as our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz explains. fraudsters have been bombarding the public with calls, trying to deceive their victims into making payments, thinking they are settling genuine bills. hmrc says there was more than 100,000 attempts last year to get people to pay spurious tax bills, up from 8,000 the year before. the scam involves manipulating call number display. people are tricked into thinking the calls are genuine because the phone shows a real hmrc phone number. now, with the help of phone companies, hmrc has managed to put a block on a list of its most frequently used helpline numbers, so they can‘t be displayed. number spoof

into it and i think that i think president from brighton did not.e themselves for what was going to come out and they should have he should have known it i would predict that that you would have mosier than she did with the food fight issue but i think that the moment with by us are going to be the defining moment of this debate, the good news for the vice president is that there's another debate in about a month the bad news for the vice president that there's another debate within another month, and you know what he does between now and then it's going to find whether he stays clearly at the top of that here or if he lets into that top tier. so we're like senator hairs, someone who is very impressive near go to judge and someone who i think surprise a lot of people. 2 people with senator bennett from colorado and senator john brennan, new york, this is a much tougher much rougher debate been banned on wednesday night. >>and it's interesting a lot of headlines this morning are obviously not headlines that vice president biden or his camp wanted the

phil neville's side were beaten 1—0 by new zealand at brighton's amex stadium, sarah gregorious sealing ever beaten england, and is england's second defeat in four games. they begin their world cup campaign against scotland a week today, looking to improve on the third—placed finish they achieved four years ago. we didn't get the win, to give us the sendoff. the crowd have back just for the last couple of games and they deserve it. we are continuing our development and improvement, and the real thing sta rts improvement, and the real thing starts next week. australia started their world cup campaign witha australia started their world cup campaign with a defeat of afghanistan. glenn maxwell hit the winning runs for the defending champions. johanna konta will aim to go further than any british woman since jo durie in 1983 at the french open later. she faces 23rd seed donna vekic for a place in the quarterfinals. there's been a big shock in the women's draw though with world number one and reigning us and australia 0pen champion naomi 0saka beaten in the third round by unseeded czech kate

you are also performing for the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, for brighton pride.ught, somehow, we know she is one of us. it is a hard thing to explain, because it is just normal to me. didn't you say you wouldn't get married unless australia changed the rules, wasn't that one of the moments? yes. that is quite a big statement to make, isn't it? yes, and they did change it. i usually shake hands at the end of an interview, are you a hugger? i'm a hugger! i'm not going to shake your hand! i might steal your dress. thank you so much, it has been an absolute pleasure. what a setting for an interview. kylie performs at glastonbury on sunday and her album step back in time is out tomorrow. meet ali — she's a sheep—pig. she was the runt of her litter and had to be hand—rea red to survived, so she was moved to the same barn as some orphaned lambs. but a few days later, staff at the farm in durham noticed that she preferred to spend most of her day eating hay and sleeping as part of the flock — instead of her own pen. we built her own pain and in the morning, we come in, f

here at the university of brighton sports science physiology lab, there is all sorts of kit and thisinside them, there is a gyroscope, an accelerometer, even a barometer but it's not about the hardware, it's the data that they are actually collecting which is important and how that can be analysed to help me move better. and the new algorithms doing that are being used here for a collaboration called the sub2 project to try and help elite runners break the 2—hour marathon mark. let's go! it seems i wasn't quite as wonky as i thought i was. when we look at you, you are quite a fit and good runner. not elite for sure, but not at specific risk to anything that we would do is fine tuning. my colleague says i run like an elephant. do i not run like an elephant? can i tell her i do not? they might think that visually it's the case, but the data show it's not the case. visually the case, oh dear. but the analytics, and that's the new bit here, not the hardware, do provide a clear report of your running. contact time, strike and asymmetry are the focus factors, allowing professional level tr

phil neville's side were beaten 1—0 by new zealand at brighton's amex stadium, sarah gregorious sealingen england, and is england's second defeat in four games. they begin their world cup campaign against scotland a week today, looking to improve on the third—placed finish they achieved four years ago. we didn't get the win, to give us the sendoff. the crowd have backed us for the last couple of games and they deserve it. we are continuing our development and improvement, and the real thing starts next week. the champions league final may have let us down but the premiership rugby union finale at twickenham certainly didn't. saracens sealed a premiership and european champions cup double for the second time. having been 11 points behind in the second half, the holders pulled off a great comeback against exeter chiefs to win their fourth title in five years. 37—34 was the final score. defending champion australia opened their world cup with a comfortable seven wicket victory over afghanistan. chasing 208 to win, david warner scored an unbeaten 89 as australia eased home with 91 balls rem

a bull snake made its way across a security camera lens in brighton.utside to check it out. it eventually fell to the ground and went away. >>> a las vegas family is warning others after a scorpion stung their toddler. 2-year-old clayton was rushed to the hospital after his mother felt a sting and a scorpion fell on their bed. the boy was having mini seizures. >> doctors say his tiny body and young nervous system suffered a severe reaction to the venom. clayton is okay and his family is taking extra steps, even using a black light to check for pests and telling others to do the same. >>> there's a new development in the case of that mother of five from connecticut who's been missing for more than a month. >> for the first time we're now hearing from her estranged husband in a declaration outside court. here is eva pilgrim. >> reporter: the estranged husband of missing connecticut mom, jennifer dulos, who continues to fight for custody of the couple's five children, speaking for the first time. >> i just want to tell my children that they're constantly

i to me and i think that i think president from brighton do not.dequately prepare themselves for what was going to come out and they should have they should known it i would predict that that you would have mosier than she did with the food fight issue but i think that the moment with by us are going to be the defining moment of this debate, the good news for the vice president is that there's another debate in about a month the bad news for the vice president there's another debate within another month, and you know what he does between now and then is going to define whether he stays clearly at the top of that here or if he lets into that top tier. so we're like senator hairs, someone who is very impressive we're going to judge and someone who i think surprise a lot of people. 2 people with senator bennett from colorado and senator john brennan, new york, this is a much tougher. much rougher debate been banned on wednesday night. >>it's interesting a lot of headlines this morning are obviously not headlines that vice president biden or his camp w

before we go, we have the tale of a very fortunate cat from brighton.k in the compartment under the bonnet was chi, hanging on for dear life. the car's grill had to be removed, and luckily, chi was rescued and treated for burns. we're pleased to report she's expected to make a full recovery and still has eight lives left. a very well travelled cat. tha nkfully a very well travelled cat. thankfully she is ok. we will be back to the same time tomorrow before the trip to miami. see you then. it has been a humid day across the whole country but noticeably across england and wales as we head into tonight and could see some severe weather moving up from the south across parts of england in particular. exceptionally humid. the humidity and heat being drawn up of the main continent, this weather front acting as a trigger mechanism to fire up showers and thunderstorms and we see one such area move in across the eastern half of england as we head through the early hours of tuesday. other warnings elsewhere with heavy rain but this is where we see the focus of the

phil neville's side beaten by new zealand at brighton's amex stadium.second defeat in four games. they are looking to improve on their third—place finish of four years ago. we didn't get the win, the crowd who have backed ours for the last two games deserved. it is a continuous development, improvement. the real thing starts next week. changes league final may have been a dam square but the premiership rugby union final at wycombe deftly was not. saracen ceiling a premiership double for the second time having been 11 points behind in the second half. the holders pulled off a great comeback against exeter chiefs to win their fourth title in five yea rs. win their fourth title in five years. 37—30 for the final score. —— 37-3a. years. 37—30 for the final score. —— 37-34. i didn't doubt they had the willingness and a drive to give it a crack. whether they score the try not, i knew from that moment sometimes these moments question you asa sometimes these moments question you as a person, and we really like to dig deep in those moments. today we showed that

they lost 1—0 to new zeland at brighton's amex stadium.r the lionesses, a restaurant some buffer others a to stake their claim in the starting line—up for their opening world cup match in a week's time. the lionesses early chances came from new zealand mistakes. jodie taylor looking for her first international goal in 13 months but denied by the keeper. a penalty shout, taylor thought so but the referee said not. new zealand struggles continued at the back but repeatedly rely on the keeper to keep them in the match. frustration going for angling with each missed opportunity. chance after chance not quite taken. england's personal test came before half—time. thisjust denied. a warning of what was to come. after the break, the deadlock broken, giving new zealand a 1—0 when. the lionesses looking for a good sendoff but instead it was new zealand who secured a shock victory, their against england. the disappointing thing is we had an unbeliever crowd here today and do not give them the win to get the sendoff. the crowd who have backed us sendo

joining us now from brighton is my gabriel.the university provide mental health services. on webcam is lesley o'keefe — deputy director of student and academic services at brunel university where they have introduced an opt—in system. tell us how that works? we asked all our students at registration and weird moment if they would like to t weird moment if they would like to opt in inaudible .we are opt in inaudible . we are trying to re—establish the line because we want to hear the details and we missed most of them. other times a student might not want their mum and dad to know if they are having serious mental health problems? absolutely. i think there are so many situations where students might not want their parents to know, for instance, those who are part of the lgbt community who are part of the lgbt community who have come to university to find themselves and parents may not be aware or may not approve, students who don't have positive relationships with their parents but rely on them financially and students whojust r

slammed into a pole near brighton dam road.caused power outages in the area. we'll working to learn more andp will ute you throughout the morning. >>> capital pride weekend is finally here. thousands expected to pack streets across out of region. there are traffic closures you need to know about. today's pride parade starts west of dupont circle, marches through the streets. ends near loganir e. be aware several roads had shut down much of the afternoon and evening. if you plan going don,paking is tight. metro is thees bet b speaking of the parade nbc 4 and telemundo 44 will be. there this from last year. we are working for you before the festivities even begin. learn more about the events and map it out in our nbc washington app. all you have to search is pride guie. >>> also a heads up. metro riders in virginia. work on the sier line extension closes a busy station through the weekend. the wheelie reston east station today and tomorrow so crews can connect the existing tracks with the new part of the silver line eventually ta

in brighton is lloyd russell moyle, labour mp for kemptown and peacehaven.um. and in his bassetlaw constituency is john mann. i wasn't sure if he was joining us or not. he was one ofjust three labour mps who supported theresa may's brexit deal in parliament. despite differing opinions across our city, the fact that the brexit party have been rejected here in peterborough shows that the politics... shows that the politics of division will not win. let's go tojohn of division will not win. let's go to john mann who of division will not win. let's go tojohn mann who isjoining us from worksop. welcome, thank you. it was a victory, but incredibly tight, just 683 votes ahead of a party that was only formed eight weeks ago. what do you read into the result?m was predictable. the reason it's predictable is that the brexit party is going to have quite an influence until we actually get out of the european union but i didn't think, andi european union but i didn't think, and i don't think it will be a party thatis and i don't think it will be a party that is going to

this goes for brighton. you will see the sunshine come out. just make the skies will brighton.. for the weekend low pressure close by. it doesn‘t go completely away for the weekend. the weather front and the west will mean a split day for many of you on saturday. rule of thumb, is part of the uk, you start dry with sunshine, best pa rt you start dry with sunshine, best part of the day, afternoon cloudy, some showers around, not desperately wet. in the west, starting with cloud and outbreaks of rain, heavier bursts, it will push eastwards allowing sunshine and a few showers for the afternoon. temperatures in the upper teens. a sunday, we seek with the site owner showers across the country. showers possiblejust about anywhere. if you see a shower it will push through quite quickly. still some sunny spells. the persistent rain of the past three days will have gone. but you both. thank you. would you describe yourself as chatty and friendly?” think so. yes i will talk to anybody. why were they asking that? we are on board and broadcasting first. we are on the number 11 bus in birmi

you have come from brighton this morning with a donald trump banner.are so afraid of our future. person, as young people, we are so afraid of ourfuture. we do not person, as young people, we are so afraid of our future. we do not know what is going to hold. i do not want to be old and say i did not do anything. and you were here last year? yes, iwas. ithink anything. and you were here last year? yes, i was. i think it is worth it, standing up for what you believe in. what else can you do? do you think the president should be in london? good question. i don't really know the meaning, the reason for the trip. he really know the meaning, the reason forthe trip. he has really know the meaning, the reason for the trip. he has come quite a few times and they have been protests. do you see any value in promoting us and uk relationships? is that regardless, whoever the president is? it is dangerous to create animosity between them but i do not think we should relate ourselves with him at all.” do not think we should relate ourselves with him at all. i think he

leading the way, expected high, 96, i will buy that, that sounds about right to me. 60 already, brighton, upper 40s. lima valley made it up to 44. pope valley at 60, so upper 50s already in windsor as well. $75 along las vegas, and ukiah is 58, these are the forecast highs today, and what is normal on the right. a rarity in that all of these will be above the average, that is not something we saw much of at all in may. but, temperatures, gilroy, palo alto, santa rosa, all bumping up today. if today is not the warmest day, it'll be close. only thunderstorms up in the mountains, patchy fog is there, anything that is not right on the immediate coast is going to burn off shortly. already seeing some 60s for some, 52 in mill valley. 60 in fairfield, and the inland areas already running up to five degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. it is slightly cooler if you are near the bay. at the coast, in the 60s, the system will sweep in on thursday with a big cooldown. but tomorrow, it'll be in the warm to hot category. sal is here, you are looking at your screen. >>> it is the berkeley thing

you are also performing for the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, for brighton.he end of an interview, are you a hugger? i'm a hugger, naga! i'm not going to shake your hand! i might steal your dress. thank you so much, it has been an absolute pleasure. kylie performs at glastonbury on sunday and her album step back in time is out tomorrow. a teenager in istanbul has been called a hero for catching a toddler as she fell from the second floor of a block of flats. feuzi zabaat — seen here in the yellow t—shirt — saw that two—year—old doha muhammed was about to fall from her home on the second floor so he stood beneath the window. he managed to catch the toddler mid—air after she stumbled and fell whilst the girl's mum was inside cooking. zabaat‘s quick thinking saved doha from what would have been a serious injury. the incident was captured on the cctv of a neighbouring shop. in a moment it's time for the one o'clock news with reeta chakrabarti but first it's time for a look at the weather with helen willets. good morning. it's been mostly cloudy over the last few

all electric fleets are being introduced later this year in other cities like york, nottingham and brightontion. what happens after four years when the whole thing was flat? i have one of those cars. i have a vault, i plug it in every night and it is lovely. what happens when the batteries go flat? so far i have not had that as a problem. yes, but it is early days! jeremy hunt has been in chelmsford today. we can hear a bit of what he hasn't seen. you should only, if you wa nt to hasn't seen. you should only, if you want to be prime minister, we got very close to the 31st of october. we had a deal, i would not rip it up because of an arbitrary date. but if we get to the end of october, and there is not ideal or the prospect ofa there is not ideal or the prospect of a deal, then i would leave without a deal. because in the end, this is a country where politicians do what people say. people said they wa nted do what people say. people said they wanted to leave and leave we must. we got very close to the 31st of october, we had a deal and it was just going through parliament, i am not to wreck

we are probably going to go down a look at the london eye and big ben and head back to brighton this. it is one of the limited opportunities that people get to see the present out and about because he is doing so much of his travelling... dam, before you disappear, we'rejust looking at images of jared before you disappear, we'rejust looking at images ofjared kushner and if anka trump. i have lost dan but i will ask the question later doctorjohn hall continuing his vip guided tour of westminister abbey with one of the top vips he could expect ever to introduce to this abbey and that of course is the president of the united states in the first lady. apart from that tweet before he even got off the plane, this state visit as we were expecting going to clockwork, going as planned. because this part of the day, organised with the palace and with the white house, goes by the clock. so we are expecting them to leave westminister abbey at 350. so they're going to be there for another 20 minutes or so. they will be signing the guestbook here at the abbey and as we were discussing, the duke of