the british embassy?ll then be evaluated and then we‘ll see." so i said, "well, can‘t we do that now?" she said, "yeah, i can do that now." so, the so—called interview was, ok, say what happened. i‘ve explained basically what i‘ve just said, what happened in the accident, they‘ve got my passport. and they won‘t tell me anything. they won‘t give me it back. and she said... i said, "i‘m looking for support from the british embassy to find out what‘s going on." you know? what did they say? she said, "no, we can‘t do that, all we can do is give you a list of lawyers and that‘s it." she said, "we cannot get involved in local authority issues." david, your daughter maddie is here with us in the studio. i want to bring her in. i know that you want to speak to her as well. maddie, it must be so hard for you not only to see your dad in another country terminally ill in a hospital bed but to hear his treatment, this is over two years now that he‘s not had his passport and he‘s stuck in oman desperately wanting to c

the british embassy has set upa government.eing told, a major internatinal study has found. mht replaces oestragen and progesterone, two hormones that decrease in women during the menopause, to alleviate some of the symptoms. researchers at the university of oxford say the risks last up to ten years after therapy ends and means one in every 50 women on the combined hormone treatment will develop breast cancer. there are other types of hormone replacement therapy and each of those showed an increased risk too. our health and science correspondent james gallagher reports. some of the numbers being discussed can sound quite intimidating, so it‘s time to bring out the bbc‘s head of statistics, robert cuffe, to show us exactly which numbers you need to know. robert, we have heard some contradictory opinions from the medical establishment here on the bbc news channel this morning. it is time to look carefully at the statistics. the front pages saying that the risk is doubled, robbed by a third, orare that the risk is doubled, robbed

the british embassy in beijing is providing support to his family. ritish—iranian woman jailed in iran for alleged spying, say she's been told she can only see her five—year—old daughter once a month. new rules also mean she can no longer make international calls to her husband, richard ratcliffe, in britain. the foreign office says it is extremely concerned about the tougher restrictions on her detention. every two hours, a woman dies of ovarian cancer in the uk. the disease normally affects women over the age of 50, but cases in younger women and girls are increasing. the teenage cancer trust is now calling for young people with symptoms to see their gp as early as possible. our correspondent, adina campbell, has been to meet one girl who was diagnosed at the age 01:14. # hang up the phone, phone. 15—year—old kelliyah is wasting no time after a rocky 12 months. # you don't like it, but i'm growing. her dreams of becoming a recording artist were put on hold a year ago when she nervously noticed how much her body was changing. # i'm something so speci

of the ship is the latest twist there to chief minister says the detention was lifted off the british embassy to actually receive formal written assurances from iran that would not ship oil to syria in violation of the sanctions. the grace one is that for now released from detention under the sanctions act by operational law on the 30th of august i received assurances from the republic of iran that if released the destination of the grace one would not be an entity that is subject to european union sanctions i welcome that assurance. the iranian authorities denied shipping all to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions 2 weeks of the vessel was impounded around then seized a british flag tanker in the strait of hormuz claiming it had violated international law the us then later announced its intention to create a naval coalition to combat. aggression in the strait middle east analysts cover for shabby thinks the u.s. may have overplayed its hand with its british ally. very skeptical the you'll care a and gibraltar of the will heed the call by the u.s. car meant to continuing pounding the tank here

across the eu, to help them to register their residency, which is the key bit of advice and at the british embassygo through that process, especially pensioners and disabled people, but despite those assurances, there is clearly a great deal of uncertainty as to what lies ahead. tim muffett live on the costa del sol. a woman who won a landmark court case over bereavement benefits, says it's "shameful" that, a year on, she still hasn't received a penny. siobhan mclaughlin, from county antrim, wasn't married to the father of her children when he died in 2014, and so couldn't claim widowed pa rents' allowance. even though they had been in a relationship for more than 20 years. but despite her court victory, the law still hasn't been changed. president trump has set up a new pentagon command for space warfare. speaking at the white house, he said enemies of the united states were weaponising earth's orbit. the command will focus on defending us interests in space, such as satellites used for communications and surveillance. almost 30 years after the collapse of the berlin wall, there are still signifi

the british embassy has set up a series of workshops to give people advice, especially pensioners andience an increased risk of developing breast cancer for more than a decade after treatment ends. researchers from the university of oxford, who looked at more than 100,000 women from around the world, estimate a million cases of breast cancer may have been caused by the treatment since the 19905. here's james gallagher. louise rivers started having symptoms of menopause three years ago. she says she lost her brain and was struggling to work. herjoints ached, she was not sleeping well and she began to get migraines. louise says starting hormone therapy last year was a difficult decision, but the right one. i definitely feel as if my concentration levels are back where they were a few years ago. i feel a lot more confident working. i still have a few bad days here and then, still get some migraines, but overall, i feel much better taking it than i did before when i wasn't taking it. it has long been known that menopausal hormone therapy increases the risk of cancer. the latest study show

the british embassy in madrid said they have run 200 workshops to allow people to ask questions and helphank you. the prominent pro—democracy activist in hong kong, joshua wong, has been arrested ahead of another weekend of planned demonstrations in the city. mr wong's political party, demosisto, said that he was bundled into a car as he was walking to a local metro station. our correspondent martin yip is in hong kong. i seeing reports jason wong and another pro—democracy acts visit agnes chow are been brought the court. we have yet to hear they have appeared there, but what we have learned from the police this morning, forjoshua himself, he is facing potentially three charge, thatis facing potentially three charge, that is based on what they are arresting him for, inciting others too arresting him for, inciting others to o veryty pate in, knowingly taking part in that, unauthorised assembly, this is forjoshua only, organising an unauthorised assembly. that is referring to a protest back on 21stjune, when thousands of protestors were ambushing the police headquarters, the very building

forensic teams are heading behind me and we are seeing british embassy because going down the road.d rescue operation, it has been off—limits to journalists reporting on the story for the last week also, we are respecting the family's privacy while they work out what is going on with this latest line from the police. just remind our audience when nora —— line from the police. just remind our audience when nora -- just remind our audience when nora disappeared and what we know about the circumstances? more than a week ago the family arrived for a two week holiday, it was on august the 3rd. on august the 4th, her father sebastian went into her bedroom at atn, in this upstairs room her bed was empty. when he went downstairs, the window was open. —— her father sebastian went into her bedroom at 8am. he alerted the authorities that his daughter was missing, a search and rescue effort has been going on for ten days. this has always been treated as a missing persons case, not a criminal investigation, by the malaysia and police. we had tried them on searches, looked at riverbeds, jane ben

the british embassy in madrid is offered 200 workshops around the country to help pensioners to register it doesn't come back to all the uncertainty. we will be veryjealous in about half—an—hour. uncertainty. we will be veryjealous in about half-an-hour. you never know, it might be bright here today! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm sonja jessup. heathrow airport says drains to this right flight a criminal and counter—productive. toy drains could grant old flight. extinction rebellion does not support the action. people living near the river mole in surrey say they're worried that plans to change a flood prevention scheme would leave them at risk. 6,000 properties were flooded when the mole burst its banks, in 1968. since then, sluice gates have been installed. the environment agency says the scheme needs refurbishment, but residents in molesey are concerned. they are proposing to remove all the sluice gates. the revival. —— the river will drop to a little trickle. if they think they will win this one, they have another thing c

through your mind when you saw the pictures of his sons being dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy in london by britishpolice we had been warned for several days because wiki leaks had got wind of the fact that they were going to actually do this but to see them physically carrying him out. special under no special branch as pows and putting him in that van and driving him away was absolutely chilling to think that the u.k. has become such a willing accomplice and satellites of the american empire that it would do such a thing in contravention of all lords moral ethical and actual legal restrictions is absolutely stunningly appalling and makes me ashamed to be an englishman i know you have campaigned against environmental destruction in ecuador under the lenin merino administration what do you think is behind the decision to let u.k. billie's in to the embassy to capture him jump ill just said on this show that it would be a warning from history they bribed him with the promise of a 4700000000 i.m.f. loan i may say that they culminate does not end with getting moreno to give up julian assange. also the

years all 4 of his children are british citizens too but the foreign office has been unresponsive to pleas from commands family to step in and secure his freedom the embassy in khartoum haven't actually had direct contact with my father we as a family have been in contact with them updating them on my father's condition unfortunately they've had very little input so our only contact with the foreign office has been through our m.p. . and they've been very slow to respond their responses have been very disappointing i think it's very shameful it reflects very badly on the british government. whether you're a jewel national or british national if there's injustice happening then you need to take action early on. in his detention kemal went on an 8 day hunger strike hoping to draw attention to his plight but though it sparked protests in his hometown the international community failed to take notice it was a cry for attention and he went on a hunger strike for 8 days but unfortunately fell on deaf ears is obvious this is a human rights violation. would call upon human international human rights organizations to get involved in my father's case i think there

british party. nigel faraj and official from the administration of filipino president duterte. the kuwaiti embassies spent between 50,060,000 on a national day of celebration. the money is flowing into the trump hotel and president trump collects money from the trump hotel as well as the office tower and other hotels. that hotel has a deal with the u.s. government through the general services administration for the old post office building which is federal property. and they've got a lease in the lease is a provision which i hope is boilerplate. it should be if it's not but i assume it's boilerplate which just says that no government official no matter how high u.s. government or local in the district of columbia can derive any value or benefit from the lease. that's an echo of the constitutional prohibition on foreign and domestic ee monthly mts. . and yet we know all of this money has been flowing into the administration. mr. borden, is it gsa's position that any of the committee's requests about the lease with the trump organization do not serve a legitimate legislative purpose? >> no, sir. >> we

like to thank our embassies, the local community and the staff here at the hotel and anyone else who has offered to help find nora. we also welcome the assistance of the french, british all over the world. this is extremely traumatic for the whole family. sebastien are understandably devastated and to upset to speak for themselves at this time. so we are thankful to the lucy blackman trust for their ongoing support, their handling all media inquiries for us and enquiries should be directed to them. the family is unable to deal with this at the moment, but we must remain hopeful and we ask everyone to keep nora in their thoughts and to keep nora in their thoughts and to continue to support the ongoing search for her. nora is still missing and she's very vulnerable. and we need to do everything we can to bring her home. that is nora quoirin‘s aunt and cousins giving that statement. let's take a look at some of today's other news. about 55,000 people were expected in newquay to see the board masters festival. winds of up to 50 miles an hour have been forecast. it's not much betterfor hour have been forecast. it's not much better for the next 2a hours or so. hello, the w

their place in british society meant that zionism with its claims that jews were a people apart and should be a nationalist movement in their own right were anathema with barely a embassy in the uk a deal how to sin even a corrupt petty body or how to get. hold. of the when he again i felt a dime. i wouldn't call it the fear of the b.l.m. and german general collapse and it is that the sheer will and new and misleading and beautiful i mean for the must and abandon of the and sammy and bosh who are venus out. the and if mark miss you have to say x. vitamin vien to show him much of the love in your mind of the. ability to keep the interest ability to your. vitamin. the fim. kids vitamin that makes the difference and i think he was probably unique in his ability to persuade the leading british figures that the jews were in fact a vast sub to raney and influence which they were not. that all jews were zionists which was far from the truth and that therefore the big key to winning jewish support was to offer them palestine vitamine talked up the degree to which the jewish community supported zionism in order to get his message across to the government. but for the british it

channels especially the swiss embassy in tehran has warned the us not to commit this mistake because it will be followed by severe consequences. so our urana still holding a british flag tanker what is the situation with that vessel. where the low iran has maintained that it was not reciprocal act it wasn't retaliatory. the foreign ministry spokesperson did address that he said that the matter was with the courts and should be dealt with soon in fact he said it could be released soon saying hopefully it will be released as soon as possible now we see that the iranian tanker has been released that tension is turning to the stand to imperil but this is a way for both countries iran and the united kingdom to step back from this and save face because the u.k. can say went through the courts in gibraltar and now iran's in a position to say it went through and we could be very well see the release of the british black tank in the coming days or weeks. for us and tehran thank you. authorities in ended administered kashmir say more primary schools have reopened that's come exactly 2 weeks after new delhi revoked the region's autonomy and the area has been in lockdown aft

like to thank our embassies, local community, and the staff here at the hotel and anyone else who has offered to help find nora. he also welcomed the assistance of the french, britishtic for the whole family. they are understandably devastated and too upset to speak themselves at this time. so we are thankful to the lucie blackman trust for their ongoing support. they are handling all media inquiries for us and everything should be directed to them. ifamily everything should be directed to them. i family is everything should be directed to them. ifamily is unable everything should be directed to them. i family is unable to deal with this at the moment. but we must remain hopeful and we ask everyone to keep nora and their thoughts and to keep nora and their thoughts and to continue to support the ongoing search for her. nora is still missing and that she is very vulnerable. and we need to do everything we can to bring her home. bats nora's aunt and cousins making that statement on behalf of the family after her disappearance in malaysia. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. that evening, at the thunder and showers today, most of them focused on scotl

would like to thank our embassies, the local community, and the staff here at the hotel and anyone who has offered to help find nora. we also welcome the assistance of the french, britishis extremely traumatic for the whole family. we are understandably devastated and nora and sebastien —— maeve and sebastien are understandably devastated and unable to speak at this time. our family devastated and unable to speak at this time. 0urfamily is unable devastated and unable to speak at this time. our family is unable to deal with this at this moment. but we must remain hopeful... and we ask eve ryo ne we must remain hopeful... and we ask everyone to keep nora in their thoughts and continue to support the ongoing search for her. nora is still missing and she is very vulnerable, and we need to do everything we can to bring her home. that was nora quoirin‘s aren't speaking on behalf of the family about the missing teenager in malaysia. it is just approaching half past five. let's look at the latest weather forecast with darren. thanks, ben. some sunshine to end the day across many parts of the country. we have seen some showers, seen some showers, particularly heavy focused on

like to thank our embassies, the local community and the staff here at the hotel and anyone else who has offered to help finding nora. we welcome the assistance of the french, britishrin‘s aren‘t speaking on behalf of her family. some nora quarin‘s aren‘t speaking on behalf of herfamily. some breaking news now, about a serial fraudster who has been jailed, news now, about a serial fraudster who has beenjailed, mark appin, convicted of defrauding his girlfriend out of almost £300,000. he pleaded guilty to five counts of fraud at bristol crown court after duping carolyn woods into duping her into lending her head lice savings after misleading her into thinking they were in the committed relationship despite him already being married. serialfraudster mark acklom, jailed for five years and eight months. the body of a missing british scientist has been found in a ravine on the greek island of ikaria. 35—year—old natalie christopher, who had been on holiday with her partner, disappeared after going for a run on monday. greek police say the cause of her death is not yet known. president donald trump has arrived in dayton, ohio, one of two us cities where mass shootings to