before the couple of head for buckingham palace where the reason we were officially handed her resignation to the queen. and watching those scenes is also our correspondent barbara visit she's standing in front of 10 downing street. but of the final good bye bye to resume as prime minister at 10 downing street you heard what she had to say what did you make of her comments. it was quick and sweet and she did keep it together in motion only this time she had plenty of time beforehand to prepare for this moment which of course is always a very hard thing to do because changeover here in downing street is quick and brutal she's now just leaving in her power for the last time the seat of government and then she will go up to buckingham palace to sort of take leave from the queen and a little while later maybe an hour hour and a half the next channon will move into downing street number 10 boris johnson and in the meantime moving boxes have been carried out through the back door to resume a sort of found a few gracious words for her successor of course she wished him good luck and we have to lo

england opens the doors of buckingham palace for an exhibition dedicated to our great great grandmother great victoria. bots we began with cameroonian singh a brick bassy who's currently on tour here in europe he's still sayings in the bus a language from his native cameroon but since 2006 as that in france his eclectic songs reflect his musical link with africa but there's bossanova not just the slave trade but also joining the exploitation of populations cheering colonialism. bassy takes on the colonial period and its consequences in his new album. only it's dedicated to the memory of one of bassis political heroes a largely unknown anti colonial leader written on my o.b. who was murdered by the french military in 1958. 6 album tells the story of the freedom fighter a man who used words instead of weapons and of the colonial leaders who killed him . bessie uses 100 gentle sounds to tell the story of only of his death and ruin his work reminds us that the effects of the colonial era continue to this day both in africa and in europe. a longing for. your balls it was a very difficult per

the queen of england opens the doors of buckingham palace for an exhibition dedicated to her great great grandmother queen victoria. but we began with cameroonian singh a brick bassy who's currently on tour here in europe he's still sings in the bus a language from his native cameroon but since 2006 there's that in france his eclectic songs reflect his musical link with africa but there's also no over the blues in there and some interesting arrangements including trumpet trombone and even banjo this is all topped off by a very distinctive soulful voice. bassy tells uncomfortable stories in unique soft tones. this singer songwriter is currently on tour with his new album titled 958 originally from cameroon as he came to france in 2006 he now lives in bordeaux bassy regularly comes across reminders of the country's colonial past and its slave trade. where this museum is today they used to be a place where they would encourage people to colonize other countries this is where they promoted colonise ation border was the trade center where they developed a lot of things just to trade not just

iam indeed in the gardens of buckingham palace.ng lots of artwork and little trinkets and things from her children. a ballroom dress, her coronation gown, can be seen as well. an amazing exhibition that is well. an amazing exhibition that is well worth seeing opens on saturday and will go through to the end of september. weather—wise it is dry and the rain had stopped but across the uk it will be a day of sunshine and some showers. the showers will be most noticeable later in the north and west. this morning it is across parts of eastern england. a zone of wet weather pushing towards the east coast with some cloud and eastern counties through to the middle parts of the morning and even the early afternoon, but then the sunshine comes out. showers on the go in northern ireland, and we have seen them in portrush. the showers come and go throughout the day for the golfers input rush and a breeze to go with it meaning challenging conditions on the coast. —— in portrush. they could even be thundering meaning interruptions to play. white

she is going to be heading to buckingham palace to meet the queen. 0nce is going to be heading to buckinghame to meet the queen. once that has taken place just before three o'clock, boris johnson has taken place just before three o'clock, borisjohnson at has taken place just before three o'clock, boris johnson at around half past three will meet the queen to formally become prime minister. borisjohnson is then set to enter downing street just after four o'clock. we will be covering all of this on bbc news, we will be shortly crossing over to sophie to pick up the news at one. just to remind you of what prime minister mae and her final p in queues. she told them that she will continue as a constituency mp, and she was happy to hand over to a successor committed to delivering brexit and creating a bright future for this country. her successor, of creating a bright future for this country. hersuccessor, of course, borisjohnson, who yesterday became the leader of the conservative party, beating jeremy hunt. prime minister mae is going back to downing street, she is going to deliver her farewell

she will then go to buckingham palace to meet the queen and tender her resignation.we expect borisjohnson to arrive at buckingham palace, where he will be invited to form a government by the queen, formally making him prime minister. he'll then travel to downing street and make a speech outside number ten before entering the building as prime minister for the first time. and then later, he'll begin announcing his most senior cabinet appointments. and of course all eyes on who those people will be. lots of comings and goings, lots to talk about. let's begin with this report from nick eardley. whether you love him or you loathe him, injust a few hours‘ time, boris johnson will officially become our prime minister. has it sunk in yet? well, getting there. last night he was celebrating with supporters, but life in downing street is going to be far from easy. this is the moment yesterday he was confirmed as prime minister in waiting. borisjohnson — 92,153. his message, which enthused supporters... deliver brexit, unite the country, and defeat jeremy corbyn. and that is wh

actually in the process i guess of leaving office so maybe she has because there is a me is in buckingham palace behind her tell us exactly remind us as to what's happening there. so recently is handing in resignation officially to the queen the queen is the constitutional head of state here in the united kingdom and they have to reason they has to officially resigned to the queen has to give her ok to recently has to then recommend her successor boris johnson saying to the queen he will command a majority in parliament and then after to resume a is leaving them i it's sad about other things we don't know we won't learn about the details of this not being released after that after 2 recent days leaving boris johnson will be arriving you will be invited by the queen and she will be invited to kiss hand that is the royal jargon and that just means that the queen will officially appoint him as the next prime minister and he will lay out his policy plans for the next years if he already knows what they are exactly so one thing is clear that when there is that walks out of buckingham palace sh

theresa may bids farewell to downing street and heads to buckingham palace to hand in her resignatione queen. after making herfinal resignation to the queen. after making her final speech outside number ten. either continue to do all i can to serve the national interest and play my part in making oui’ interest and play my part in making our united kingdom a great country with a great future. a country that truly works for everyone. the first day of borisjohnson premiership has been marked by several protests, including one by climate change activists who disrupted his journey to buckingham palace to be appointed prime minister by the queen. we are here at westminster tonight with a new prime minister installed in downing street. changes to a government ministerial post are happening thick and fast over half the cabinet has already gone. boris johnson stood in front of number ten about two hours ago and insisted that the back stops with him. his speech came a few minutes after he had an audience at the queen, who asked him to form a government. a short while before that theresa may had

every summer since $993.00 the queen's official residence buckingham palace has opened to the public and queen elizabeth retreats to her favorite castle balmoral in scotland so for a few weeks the public get a glimpse of what it's like inside the hollowed halls of a royal residence and every year there's a special exhibition as well this time all about the current queen's great great grandmother queen victoria. a glimpse of a secret world the heart of the british monarchy has been beating here for 182 years as both private home and official residence but once a year the doors open to ordinary mortals this year they can enjoy an exhibition dedicated to a woman who shaped the monarchy like no other queen victoria she made both a family home and a public residence and this is something that we think today is very important because a woman in power doesn't have to be a man just have to look or behave or think like a man she can be herself and that's what we've picked laureate each said i'm a mother i'm a wife and i'm a queen and i want to house that fits all 3. victoria was just 18 when

decades that she's been holding that post a screen and then we will see a very quick turn over at buckingham palace boris johnson basically shaking hands with theresa may be going to the queen taking over his official post as prime minister and then we will see him moving into number 10 so in number 10 the turnover needs to be very quickly 50 percent of those employees civil servants they stay on it's a matter of stability of course and continuity and then boris johnson has appointed his own stuff of course they will he will be greeted with applause and then he will have to get to work because there are many many issues on the agenda we're expecting later today major cabinet announcements from his side of the question of course being will he appoint very much pro breaks to tears in his corner through and we're also expecting phone calls from world leaders for example from donald trump who yesterday already praised boris johnson as britain's trump saying he'll be great in office i'm not sure johnson is very appreciative of comments like that but it's definitely interesting how this partnershi

and that was johnson entering buckingham palace a short while ago now giving her final speech outside of 10 downing street a short while ago the outgoing prime minister to resign may said that the priority should be delivering brags that in a way that works for the entire united kingdom she also wished johnson and his government well may announce that she would step aside 2 months ago amid fellow conservatives unhappiness with her handling on drugs to all supporters johnson to form a new administration. i repeat a 2nd listen now to what theresa may had to say and her farewell speech was like a piece of my childishness the terrorists are winning the conservative leadership. i wish to cut every. little bit and. their success will be on the steps that i hope they make. their achievements will build on the would be. the conservative conservative government. during the time our economy space restored public services. i thought the fed was. trying to. get me to. be the target. in a way that looks like the top of. the system. and coming beginning. a national review that's committed us. our e

up to buckingham palace he was. some climate activists tried to stop him they formed a long line and the police had to drag them away to make room for boris johnson's car to actually make it to buckingham palace because he shouldn't be late with that for that meeting for his 1st big official meeting where the queen will traditionally. him as prime minister what we what we what is happening right now here is that boris johnson is meeting the queen behind closed doors of course she is the constitutional head of government head of state here in the united kingdom and she will ask him what his policy plans are for the next 2 years to resume a who has met the queen before him who she has tendered terrorise the nation to has also recommended successor boris johnson to take over as the new prime minister and this is now happening so the queen has invited boris johnson to kiss hands this is royal jargon pretty old school but what that means is that she will officially appoint him as prime minister and boris johnson will the

he'll take office this afternoon after meeting with the queen at buckingham palace.ll eyes will be on who mrjohnson chooses for key roles, including chancellor, and home secretary. but what does the johnson government mean for brexit, trade and the economy? we'll get an expert view from london, and from brussels. hello and welcome to business live. i have to say is getting warm here right now in downing street. as you can see, it's really busy here right now as well. a lot of media have gathered because later on today the country is newly elected leader of the conservative party borisjohnson will enter the door, number ten, behind me as the uk's next prime minister. brexit is the biggest issue that he faces, the biggest challenge as a new leader. throughout the contest of course, for the job, throughout the contest of course, for thejob, he made a series of key pledges about leaving the european union. so what can we expect? mrjohnson has vowed to leave the eu by the 31st october deadline "come what may". he claims that the chance of a no—deal brexit is a "million to

the a break-in at buckingham palace? and why meghan is being mom shamed now. >>> then, ever wonder how oprah spends her weekends? ♪ living my best live life >> whoo! >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> welcome to an emotional show tonight. we have duane chapman's first sitdown interview since he lost his wife 15 days ago after a long battle with cancer. >> she was his wife, best friend, costaer, and confidant. our interview was therapeutic because he was able to release the pentup emotion about losing the love of his life. >> you know, you walk in this house, in a sense she is right here now with us. >> yeah, i hope so. yeah, yeah. >> what's in that pink box? >> well, i've never done ash inning my life, and that's what she wanted. there's chips in there. i'm like, what are these? teeth? oh, my god. >> what does she want you to do with those ashes? >> she said secretary some, leave some in the fireplace. i looked at them and i'm like, i'm not going to throw you away. throw you away and start over? i can't do that. i'm

was what struck and i just want to quickly interrupt with you boris johnson has just come out of buckingham palace we can see there and to ring his car we know now that he's going to convoy to 10 downing street where expect him to speak he's just so-called kissed the hand i believe of the. well he's kind of laid out what his policies might be going forward a bit of a formality that we're seeing transpiring here as as power transitions in this nation please continue yes this is where he wants to be i mean he's been working on this for quite some time but you know i was confronted with reality on the reality of bragg's it isn't bombast and it isn't rhetoric the reality is a 2 stage process and withdrawal which is done and dusted as far as your opinion is concerned either take it or you leave it on the 2nd is the future agreement the future trade agreement how we interact with britain outside of the e.u. on some leaders around. the european union including angela merkel last week is that what we focus a bit more on that future agreement can we give britain more can make it look like being outs

mrjohnson will officially become prime minister tomorrow after a meeting with the queen at buckinghamvictory speech, mrjohnson promised to unite the country — and deliver brexit by the deadline of 31st october. but he's already seen some ministerial resignations — and there could be more — as several cabinet members have already said they can't support his "do or die" pledge to leave the eu. iain watson has our first report. he walked in first but finished second, jeremy hunt was decisively defeated by borisjohnson. for many, the former foreign secretary was the face of brexit, the mop—topped figurehead of vote leave and that probably appealed to the two thirds of conservative members who gave him their support. he said he'd take britain out of the eu by the end of october and his acceptance speech was a cocktail of optimism and humour with the slightest dash of detail. we know the mantra of the campaign that has just gone by — in case you've forgotten — you maybe have. it is deliver brexit. unite the country and defeatjeremy corbyn. and that is what we are going to do! and i know som

. >> one of his first stops will be an extravagant state dinner at buckingham palace with the queen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, they'll never be royals. plus, stephen welcomes: wanda sykes. and vanessa bayer. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hello! oh, yeah! thanks, everybody! welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert, and i've got to say-- ( cheers and applause ) it's good to be back. we were on break last week. break last week. i had a marvelous time, from what i remember. and-- ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) the president is on a break ghe prhas fled the y. owing we were ckthe ai knowing we were back on the air. he's on the second leg of a four-nation tour we're calling-- ♪ why in the world is donald trump? ♪ ( laughter ) at this very moment, donald trump is in london on an official state visit, and today was full of royal mixers, including this afternoo

then she goes to buckingham palace and, if you like, the changing of the guard occurs.resign and borisjohnson will go guard occurs. she will resign and boris johnson will go up guard occurs. she will resign and borisjohnson will go up to the palace about an hour later. so we will be for a short time without a prime minister in this country. there will be the kissing of hands, a formal invitation by the queen to borisjohnson to a formal invitation by the queen to boris johnson to form a formal invitation by the queen to borisjohnson to form a government. he will come back here and make a speech just outside downing he will come back here and make a speechjust outside downing street, we are told, probably without a podium, the usual trappings of power. and he will talk about his plans for the country. he is going to make it very clear that he wants to make it very clear that he wants to be in charge of a modern britain. we all know what he is saying about brexit. want to come out by october 31. ithink brexit. want to come out by october 31. i think we will see more about

buckingham palace says that they wa nt to buckingham palace says that they want to remain private and private event today attended by the prince of wales and other senior royals, but certainly not by the press of the public. john, thank you very much. emergency crews in southern california are tackling a number of fires and gas leaks after the state was hit with its biggest earthquake in more than 20 years. the epicentre of the quake, which had a magnitude of 7.1, was near the city of ridgecrest, about 150 miles north—east of los angeles. angus crawford's report contains some flashing images. oh, my god. fear and shock. two quakes in two days. this one with the magnitude of 7.1, the strongest for 20 years. evacuate! nerves stretched to the limit. go, go, go! panic is infectious. 8:21am here on the air, we are experiencing... and very public. i think we need to get under the desk. ok, we're going to go to break. we'll be right back. wow. in hollywood, tourists weren't sure what to make of it. everything's moving, and the chandelier was shaking, and the kids were saying, it's an earthqu

borisjohnson met the queen at buckingham palace this afternoon, becoming the fourteenth prime ministerf her reign. minutes later he was outside number ten, making a commitment to be out of the eu by the end of october ‘no ifs or buts‘ he said. there were also pledges on police numbers, on upgrading the nhs, and on social care for the elderly and mrjohnson has wasted no time in putting together his team. he said he would forge a better deal with europe with does 99 days to ove i’co m e with europe with does 99 days to overcome the current brexit deadlock, he has wasted no time carrying out one of the widest ranging reshuffles and political history with m ministers leaving the cabinet. . leaving the government after nine years despite being offered another cabinet role by borisjohnson. after nine years depsite being offered another cabinet role by borisjohnson the defence secretary, penny mordaunt who backed mr hunt for the tory leadership is leaving the role after only two months in thejob she had backed jeremy hunt in the leadership race. anotherjeremy hunt supporter the international

>>> and how an intruder was able to sneak into buckingham palace >>> an arizona driver found himself in a sticky spot. a cactus slammed through his windshield after he crashed on a street in tucson. he suffered only minor injuries but is charged with driving under the influence. if he needed some water, there was probably a lot in that one because that type of cactus can weigh 2,000 pounds. >>> flames engulfed a charter bus filled with international college students near boston. the driver says he thought he had a blown tire and when he pulled over, those flames you just saw broke out. firefighters smashed through the windows to extinguish the fire. everyone got out in time but students say it was terrifying. >> the smell was pretty bad. the fire was getting bigger and bigger and almost like half of the bus was burned, already burned so really scared. >> about 20 people were on board. they're all okay. the bus company is trying to determine what started the fire. >>> a mystery is deepening in greece where authorities say an american scientist found dead was the victim of foul play. p

as may headed to buckingham palace to tender her resignation to the queen and advise the british monarch to accept a replacemement. lace protesters was still very ch in evididence. the fatal decision on three six should be given to everyone via people school. suit to the e. on the daday that portions of comes right minister our where the minding to be cared.. it wasn't jujust breaks is only the police have to sweep environmental activisists from e incoming prime ministers p prof. is he too headed for the palestinian the queen. it wasn't long before johnson was back at downing street vowing to plow aheadad with the cools the champion three years ago. a cheering crowd oracle and the backgrounds. begin to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament. to the people. and come out to the e. u.. on october the thirty first no it's all box. and we will do a new deal. a better deal. we will maximize the opportunities of brexit. johnson may have made his priorities clear in his speech but he also seemed to hedges bets saying it was vital to prepare to crush out of the e. with ninety a little. it's

street for the last time heading to the house of commons a successor boris johnson awaits summons to buckingham palace where the queen will invite you to form a new government one day after being elected leader of the governing conservative party. a. ton of able will continue i'm honored that shima britain sees a transfer of power today a day after boris johnson was elected leader of the governing conservative party by a large majority his a pretty says set to resume has left downing street for the last time to face the weekly prime minister's questions maybe go to buckingham palace later to formally submit her resignation barra's johnson will follow and the queen but invites him to fold a new government boris johnson takes over at a crucial moment for the nation as it prepares to leave the european union he heads a pro breaks of government but he only have a real fan majority in parliament. let you not. take you straight to the british parliament where to be is a may is already in the house of commons and taking questions but before that let me just quickly introduce you to derek scaly. ok i c

parliament and afterwards to the queen she will hold a quick farewell speech and then move over to buckingham palace to resign officially and meet the queen there the queen of course being the constitutional head of state she's seen many many prime ministers resigning and going into office over the past years and a decade that she's been holding that post as queen of course and then we will see a very quick turnover at buckingham palace boris johnson basically shaking hands with theresa may be going to the queen taking over his official post as prime minister and then we will see him moving into number 10 so in number 10 the turnover needs to be very quickly 50 percent of those employees civil servants they stay on it's a matter of stability of course and continuity and then boris johnson has appointed his own staff of course they will he will be greeted with applause and then he will have to get to work because there are many many issues on the agenda we're expecting later today a major cabinet announcements from his science at the question they are of course being well he appoints very much

she'll be back here for a speech before she then goes to buckingham palace.ndering her resignation to the queen who has seen plenty and plenty of prime ministers come and go, of course. and then boris johnson will be summoned. he will enter buckingham palace as mr. johnson. he will leave as a prime minister. after the tradition of the kissing of hands of her majesty the queen. once back here, he will deliver that speech. this is the speech we are waiting for. we expect to see a podium outside number ten before he enter the doors. will he deliver any more clarity on how he expects to deliver this deal, or are we going to hear just more optimism and possibly a few more jokes? back to you, dude. >> thank you. and will he then exit on a jet pack or a hot-air balloon? it should be an entertaining day. thank you. >>> some breaking news right now just in to cnn. a source -- >> this is cnn breaking news. >> a source tells cnn puerto rico governor ricardo rossello will resign following two weeks of protest. sunday he said he would resign as the head of the new progres

she will then go to buckingham palace to meet the queen and tender her resignation.ter, we expect borisjohnson to arrive at buckingham palace where he will be invited to form a government by the queen — formally making him prime minister. he'll then travel to downing street and make a speech outside number 10 — before entering the building as prime minister for the first time. and then later — he'll begin announcing his most senior cabinet appointments. and of course all eyes on who those people will be. joining me now is alok sharma, employment minister and boris johnson supporter. gay thanks—mac have you had a conversation of some sorts i have not had any i have not had any sort of conversation with the prime minister elect. we'lljust have to wait to see how things pan out. when borisjohnson talks about appointing a cabinet for modern britain, what do you understand by that?” a cabinet for modern britain, what do you understand by that? i think what he plans to do is to get talent from across the parliamentary party, and have those people in ministerial positions.

easternthis morning time, british prime minister theresa may will head to buckingham palace to tender her resignation to the queen, followed by conservative member of parliament boris johnson meeting with the queen and the coming prime minister. at 9:45 -- and becoming prime minister. at 9:45, we get u.s. many --toring and composite pmi's u.s. manufacturing and composite pmi's. after the bell, we get facebook, tesla, and ford earnings. by brookere joined sutherland and peggy collins. i'm having a difficult time understanding, when companies raise the guidance, our earnings actually ok? brooke: i think it depends on the sector. it seems like the consumer economy is still holding up, really doing well. we had great numbers from coke yesterday. aparteems to be doing ok, from idiosyncratic issues of losing subscribers to other services in that space. in the industrial sector, i still see a lot of signs of weakness. they are sort of lurking under these headline earning beats. sales are not doing as well as people expected. a lot of weakness across the boards. some sales guidance cut, so i

borisjohnson met the queen at buckingham palace this afternoon, becoming her 14th prime minister. atlace this afternoon, minutes later he was outside number ten, making a commitment to be out of the eu by the end of october — "no ifs or buts" he said. but he didn't stop there — there were pledges on police numbers, on upgrading the nhs, and on social care for the elderly. and there was a warning to the doubters, especially on brexit. no—one, he said, had ever succeeded in betting against what he called "the pluck and nerve of the people of britain". our politcal editor laura kuenssberg is at westminster tonight. laura. thank you, george. nothing has changed and everything has changed. it is still a conservative government. it is led now by a minister who served alongside theresa may, was part of her team and cabinet for several years. but this is different already. everything is changing on the boris johnson. he appears to be a prime minister ina johnson. he appears to be a prime minister in a hurry. the dark before dawn. politics needs light and shade. decisions are complicated. jud

become the new prime minister of the united kingdom after meeting with queen with the queen at buckingham palace shortly afterward johnson gave his 1st speech to the nation outside of 10 downing street he said that he wanted to change the u.k. for the better and said that he quote britain realizes that the buck stops with him now johnson will soon start naming the members of his new cabinet with women and minorities expected to feature heavily the topic of gregg's it dominated his speech he promised that the u.k. would leave the european union on october 31st. and so i'm standing before you today to tell you the british people those critics are wrong the doubters the dues does the glooms does they are going to get it rome again the people who bet against britain again to lose their shirts because when the restore trust in our democracy . and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the e.u. a long table the 31st no ifs or buts let's get more now i'm joined here in the studio by derek scally from the irish times and we also have barbara faisa

vai's all who is standing by outside of 10 downing street charlie potts has the very latest from buckingham palace barbara i will turn to you and wow what a speech. yeah it's a difficult. difficult. brand bling on what it is really is a big bag off shiny goodies and the point behind that is off in his backyard here in the garden of 10 downing street archons now has very secretly grown and money tree quite clear because what promise was what other prime ministers before him have promised david cameron has done so 1st treason may have done so when she came in to fix all the ills of great britain as problems with the n.h.s. problems with social care was education was poverty was an ailing and aged infrastructure me. just fix it and he will do it by the sheer force of optimism if we don't have. the speech there was one concrete in it that. well as you can hear there we're having trouble connecting with our correspondent there outside of 10 downing street but luckily enough for us we have charlie potts who is also there a fuckin palace where we know that he was speaking with the queen a bit earl

shortly after that, boris johnson will travel to buckingham palace, where the queen will ask him to formnment. we'll be back tomorrow night with all the latest, including those cabinet appointments. but that's all from downing street tonight. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, the headlines tonight. more podium protests at the world aquatics championships after the contraversial chinese swimmer sun yang wins another gold medal. i respect the score as much as i respect him. battered and bruised but geraint thomas battles to stay second overall in the tour de france. and the new saints struggle against a classy copenhagen on the long road to champions league qualification... hello and welcome to sportsday. we're starting at the world aquatics championships where this man — adam peaty has once again been blizting the opposition in the breastroke, and another athlete hasjoined in the protest over chinese swimmer sun yang — who's won his second gold in south korea — despite facing an appeal on whether he should h

this speech was his first as prime minister and followed his meeting with the queen at buckingham palace. in his remarks he promised to find a viable path for the u.k. to exit the european union within his first 100 days in office. this is just over ten minutes. >> has invited me to form a government and i have accepted. i pay tribute to the fortitude and patience of my predecessor and her deep sense of public service. but in spite of all her effort it has become clear that there are pessimists at home and abroad who would think after three years of indecision that this country has become a prisoner to the old arguments of 2016. and in this home of democracy we are incapable of honoring a democratic mandate. and so i am standing before you today to tell you the british people that those critics are wrong. the doubters, the doomsters, the gloomsters, they are going to get it wrong again. the people who bet against britain are going to lose their shirts because we're going to restore trust in our democracy. and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people and co

announcer: that same day, the new british prime minister, boris johnson, met with a clean at buckingham palace, who formerly asked him to form a new government. he delivered remarks on the changeover of u.k. leadership from 10 downing street, the prime minister's residence. his first speech a as prime minister. this is just over ten minutes. [applause] >> good afternoon. i have just been to see her majesty, the clean, who has invited me to form a government and i have accepted. i pay tribute to the fortitude and patience of my predecessor and her deep sense of public service. but in spite of all her effort it has become clear that there are pessimists at home and abroad who would think after three years of indecision that this country has become a prisoner to the old arguments of 2016. and in this home of democracy we are incapable of honoring a democratic mandate. and so i am standing before you today to tell you, the british people, that those critics are wrong. the doubters, the doomsters, the gloomsters, they are going to get it wrong again. the people who bet against britain are go

boris johnson is off to buckingham palace this afternoon to be confirmed as the country's new prime minister. i say to all the doubters, we are going to energise the country and get a brexit done on october the sist. get a brexit done on october the 31st. take advantage of the opportunities it will bring in a new spirit of can do. he's said he will name a "cabinet for modern britain" with more women and a record number of ministers from ethnic minorities with mps like priti patel and rishi sunak tipped for promotion, but more resignations from the government are expected too. i'm not speculating aboutjobs or roles in government at all because the decision behind that lies firmly with the prime minister. the self—proclaimed dude of downing street has already pledged to dispel the defeatism today. today he sets out his vision for britain after brexit. for the next hour and a half we'll be speaking to allies of the new pm and critics too, plus mps from all sides. we'll ask, can mrjohnson really deliver brexit on 31st october as promised? what will his other policy priorities be? and have a look

this morning a intruder was loose in buckingham palace. to respond. "the sun" revealed a 22-year-old man. he scaled the fence of the building to get inside. he was in fact doors away from where the queen was sleeping. how is that possible in 2019? cctv cameras an heat sensors and hyphenses and walls to get into buckingham palace? don't forget this brings back memories of 37 years ago when michael fagan, famously broke inside of buckingham palace, somehow got inside of the queen's bedroom. had a conversation with her for ten minutes before security actually showed up. stuart: heads rolled then. i suspect there could be some head rolling now because that is a huge security breach. can you imagine someone got within feet of sleeping president of united states in the white house? whoa. susan: how is that possible? stuart: how is that possible? susan: with technology in this era of technology. stuart: makes you think, don't it? the big board, the dow jones average, shows a gain of almost exactly 100 points. i have to tell you, a few minutes ago

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they wa nted buckingham palace had planned.a intimate family affairand wanted this to be a intimate family affair and that is what they have gotten. no members of the press were allowed to film proceedings, arrivals or departures. members of the public are sometimes invited into the castle grounds to wish the royals well. that did not happen either. it is been a different royal christening to other relevance we have seen. there were some traditional elements as well you have probably seen from the picture, the christening gown that archie was wearing. that's arabica of the one worn by queen victoria prospect order and waterfrom worn by queen victoria prospect order and water from the river jordan was two —— was used to remember the baptism ofjesus. some traditional elements but quite a lot we don't know because simply buckingham palace is not what us to know. and amongst many of the people who have come to windsor today, there is some unhappiness about that. many people understand why prince harry and meghan want their son's wi

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before leaving for buckingham palace to officially resigned her post to resume i also had a few words for the press. economy i repeat my warm congratulations to boris on winning the conservative leadership election i wish him and the government he will lead every good fortune in the months and years ahead. their successes will be our country's successes and i hope that they will be many. and she had a special message directed at the country's next generation this is a country of aspiration and opportunity. and i hope that every young girl who has seen a woman prime minister now knows for sure that there are no limits to what they can achieve. as to reset my hands over the keys to boris johnson she also hands over immense responsibility and it's up to him to decide now what happens next. we want to take this story now to our correspondent barbara visa's she's standing by in front of number 10 downing street in london the new home of boris johnson beginning tonight good evening to you barbara it was a big day for boris johnson and for british politics in general what was johnson's main

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earlier he went to buckingham palace to be officially appointed by buckingham palace. in his first speech he said he's up to the task and set a new deadline to have a brexit deal in place by the end of october. >> we will fulfill the promises to the people and come out of the eu on our, october 30. >> he will pull britain out of the european union whether or not a deal is reached. he is taken the place of theresa may who felt that repeated attempts to strike a deal between british parliament and the eu. >>> the governor of puerto rico is set to resign. we ve been following the latest developments from san juan. >> reporter: that have been hit by a deadly category 5 hurricane, ongoing corruption in the government, and insulted by their leaders. the people of puerto rico are fighting back. the island correct thing and seven days a protest with hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans demanding the resignation of the government or. >> there was profanity laced homophobic and misogynistic dialogue between the governor and members of his group. >> it's really sad that a gover