chelsea had on them.e marquee signings so alvaro morata, the marquee signings so far. for antonio conte. a decent buy? he will make his debut at bayern munich tomorrow. more than a decent buy. i'd argue he's a better bet than romelu lukaku would have been the chelsea. purely because he isa been the chelsea. purely because he is a more intelligent player, he holds the ball better. a hard work at the lu ka ku, holds the ball better. a hard work at the lukaku, lukaku is stronger and a great score and he has the pedigree in the premier league, but for me, alvaro morata will fit chelsea down to a tee. however, remember, chelsea fans have long memories. we remember it did not work fish and go, it did not work forfun to work fish and go, it did not work for fun to rise, work fish and go, it did not work forfun to rise, we work fish and go, it did not work for fun to rise, we are work fish and go, it did not work forfun to rise, we are hoping he will be more of a didier drogba. virgilvan dijk came will be more of

how surprised i knew about kensington and chelsea's failures?il in sheffield and you have experience of that. what would you say about the weight kensington and chelsea failed? i think it was appalling. all can completely anticipate the disaster of this kind. but you have got to have emergency response measures in place. you have got to have a plan which has been agreed between the council and the police and the fire service. properly planned to get everybody in and the ambulance service and everybody. they have got to be party to that and it has got to kick in very quickly. kensington and chelsea really were terribly slow and didn't seem to recognise the importance of them taking control of the situation. so the immediate response was welcome to try to do with that issue, but there are real questions 110w issue, but there are real questions now about whether the council having lost the chief executive of leader are capable of continuing to manage their social housing stock. is this task force going to be given that responsibility or not? very u

all of the properties are local, either in kensington and chelsea are a neighbouring borough.ir friends families can continue to be near theirfriends and families can continue to be near their friends and relatives, families can continue to be near theirfriends and relatives, go families can continue to be near their friends and relatives, go to their friends and relatives, go to the same gp and send their children to the same school. 14 offers of temporary accommodation have been accepted and three families have already moved in and i expect this number to increase, but we have to respect the pace at which the families want to move. i have personally met over 30 of the families who have been directly affected and from talking to them, i understand there are many reasons why they are reluctant to take up these offers. some might choose to remain in hotels until they have an offer of a permanent tenancy. we also understand one of the big issues holding people back is the lack of trust. 0ne issues holding people back is the lack of trust. one of the families was told that they w

kensington and chelsea is an inner borough and also has some relatively high land values.hood of developers wanting to build entirely private schemes and give the payment to the council in lieu of affordable housing coming through as part of the new—build application. lots of english councils take money from developers instead of forcing them to build affordable homes, but in kensington and chelsea, many luxury flats lie empty, it's the only london borough with a falling population. striking such deals can make sense, but only if the money is then properly used. michael buchanan, bbc news, west london. let's take a look at some of the day's other top stories: downing street has suggested ministers are unlikely to make a decision on annual pay awards for the police and prison officers until september. it's widely believed the pay review bodies for both services will recommend increases above the 1% cap. new research suggests rising life expectancy rates are grinding to a halt in england after more than 100 years of continuous progress. sir michael marmot of university colle

chelsea play inter milan on saturday.for a midfield player and a wide attacker ahead of next season. speaking ahead of his team's us tour game against barcelona, mourinho said no further progress had been made. he's been linked with chelsea midfielder nemanja matic, england midfielder eric dier, and inter milan's ivan perisic, as he pursues his dream of winning the premier league with united. i think this season, we are better prepared for that than last season. last season was, as i was saying, a game of words. and a game of feelings. and respect for the history of the club. rather than a statement based on our potential to win the premier league. i think this season, win the premier league. i think this season, we are a win the premier league. i think this season, we are a little bit better equipped. the former scotland international phil bardsley hasjoined premier league side burnley on a two—year—deal. bardsley‘s been at stoke city since 2014. he moves to turf moor for an undisclosed fee, and is burnley‘s fourth signi

research for the bbc shows that in 2016, kensington and chelsea agreed to ta ke kensington and chelseaake nearly £a7.5 million from developers in such deals. the money property companies have paid them, more than £9 million remains unspent. however, just 336 affordable homes were built in the area over five years. affordable homes were built in the area overfive years. in one affordable homes were built in the area over five years. in one year, just four were actually added. we are exporting the poor population. the leader of the labour group of the council is appalled. one of the great things about living in london is that you do have a balanced population, and i do think we have a duty not to produce the prettiest ghost town in western europe. 0ur first loyalty should be to maintaining and strengthening our communities, and we have fallen down on thatjob communities, and we have fallen down on that job terribly. kensington and chelsea told us they are struggling to provide affordable homes, due to being a small, densely packed area with limited sites and high land values. they say th

so lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with the eyewitness weather forecast, hi there, chelsea great day in store. >> exactly right, yesterday we started out weekend not on the best note but things are looking much better, heading in to this afternoon with abundant sunshine inn in the forecast and it is a rather cool start though. lets show you live look outside, blue skies, wall to wall blue skies from the poconos all the way to the shore, and even right here in center city philadelphia, but lets talk about that cool start because temperatures are check in the upper 50's and 60 's out there it feels more like fall, as we start out your sunday morning. 64 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-eight in allentown. sixty-one in trenton. down the shore 64 in wildwood. it is 59 in atlantic city. we are colder compared to just 24 hours ago. 4 degrees colder in philadelphia 12 degrees cooler in reading. 10 degrees right new cooler in lancaster. we have dew points on the very comfortable side of things in the 40's and lower 50's, mid 50's out there but things are feeling good on the map and g

chelsea? >> hey there, ukee, i've been having so much fun here in ocean city, new jersey, had water ice took a walk on the beach. it's been a beautiful evening but definitely been hot across the entire delaware valley and we're in store for a very warm and muggy night. take a look at current temperatures right now across the region. we're checking in in the 70's and 80's. depending on where you listen. it's 84 in philadelphia. 83 in wilmington, 70's at the shore for places like wildwood, it's in the upper 70's here in ocean city. due points are in the 60's and 70's. it is an extremely muggy night out there. 71 is the current due point in philadelphia. 73 in wilmington. very saturated atmosphere and this will set us up for problems as we head into tomorrow. taking a live look at stormscan 3, there's not a whole lot going on across the delaware valley. we're dealing with some cloud cover. we'll zoom out and you look up to our north and west. and that is our next storm system taking shape and tha

well, now the chelsea test. if there were the other way around and hillary clinton had lost the popular vote last year by 3 million votes but managed to win in the electoral college. and it came out that her daughter, chelsea, organized a meeting with members close to the kremlin, would trump people be saying the same thing if it was chelsea organizing the meeting? i'll tell you, they would be going nuts. they will demand that hillary will thrown from office and her and her daughter be charged. can't they see that. engaging with people who are out to interfere in an american election, no matter which candidates' people did it. this is the game trump is playing right now. he knows he's putting up dishonest statements that people cannot truly believe. he knows the secret service was not detailed back then to protect his son donald, jr. this debate over the russians is no longer just about what happened. it's about people who think it's important to guard our democracy from outside interference and those who say th

. >>> and ivanka versus chelsea. the president's daughter slammed for sitting in her dads seat at the g20 summit. why the president is now dragging chelsea clinton into this. >>> we start with a frequently changing story from donald trump jr., and the trump 2016 campaign as a whole about their contacts with the russians. two "new york times" stories over the weekend have put the focus on donald trump's oldest son. trump jr. met with the russian lawyer june 9th of last year. and not just any lawyer. one with ties to the kremlin. with him, paul manafort, jared kushner. but trump jr.'s explanation of what happened in that meeting has shifted over time. now, as of march, the president's son denied ever meeting with any russians as a representative of the campaign. then after that first-time story came out on saturday, trump jr. said, well, he did meet with a russian lawyer, but it was, twoet, primarily about adoptions, no mention of anything else. the russians froze adoptions to the u.s. after the u.s. issued sanctions i

, good sunday morning, chelsea. you are calling top 10 day. >> oh, definitely low humidity , sunshine, light wind out of the north, it will be a i' tell you how long it will stick around, but, lets go outside to a live look and delae where we have tons of abundant sunshine, people enjoying the boardwalk, people enjoying the sand, and i did see earlier is a rather cool start that there were plenty of people out there with the sweat shirt, hoodies and light jacket on. now it looks like we have tutant sunshine helping to warm things up. temperatures right now are on the cooler side of things, definitely has felt more like a late summer early fall kind of a start to the day with temperatures in the 60's. right now around 67? philadelphia. sixty-four millville. sixty-seven in wildwood. sixty-five in atlantic city. 65 degrees also in trenton. we are cooler compared to just 24 hours ago, 6 degrees cooler in millville and wildwood, right around 5 degrees cooler in atlantic city. dew points in the 40's and 50 's. dew points

so kensington and chelsea council allowed the developers to pay them £12 million, which they should nowspend on affordable homes. research for the bbc shows that in 2016, kensington and chelsea agreed to take nearly £a7.5 million from developers in such deals. of the money property companies have paid them, more than £9 million remains unspent. however, just 336 affordable homes were built in the area over five years. in one year, just four were actually added. we're exporting the poor population... the leader of the labour group of the council is appalled. one of the great things about living in london is that you do have a balanced population and i do think we have a duty not to produce the prettiest ghost town in western europe. our first loyalty should be to maintaining and strengthening our communities, and we've fallen down

chelsea, following the resignation last week of nicholas paget—brown.eavily criticised over his handling and the council's handling of the aftermath of the grenfell tower disaster almost three weeks ago. there were suggestions from the labour party and other critics of the central government's handling of this, as well the local council was mccambley, that an independent commissioner should be appointed by sajid javid to deal with the council's issues on all of this. the government says that will not happen, selling at the short term and that has no plans to appoint any independent commissioners. at the council has come forward with a replacement for the head of the council and we're now told that as elizabeth campbell. she has elected as the new leader of kensington and chelsea council. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.40 this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are miranda green

the government is saying they will keep a close eye on kensington and chelsea.e they been saying? that is right, they will continue to monitor the council closely but if you speak to people in whitehall, it would seem that downing street is far keener on the idea of commissioners, championed by the mayor of london, sadiq khan, to sort this problem might. that would be a robust headline, to say that the government is taking charge, but the view is not shared by other ministers, and not by the communities secretary, sajid javid. he is taking a more cautious approach for a number of reasons. we had a little bit about this from johnny, but first of all, circumstances in kensington and chelsea are not normal in other local authority areas. when commissioners are sent in, they are usually experts or former senior council officials, sent in to help failing councils. but there is already a response team on kensington and chelsea, which includes the chief executive of some other london boroughs. there is also ministerial task force involved and well. —— as well. undermin

alongside the council, police have names that kensington and chelsea tenant management 0rganisation,tower and its controversial refurbishment. detectives are scrutinising millions of documents, including the plans for the refurbishment. the bbc reported last month money was saved by substituting a potentially less fire resistant type of cladding. grenfell tower is still being treated as a crime scene. forensic officers sifting through what remains. an investigation expected to last months. the home secretary has commissioned an independent review of the impact eu nationals have on the economy as the government tries to formulate a policy on immigration after brexit. but it's not due to report until september next year, six months before the uk leaves the eu. amber rudd has also reassured businesses that any new immigration system will be phased in after brexit possibly over a number of years. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar has more. how do you tailor a new immigration policy for britain after brexit? cuts to leave more jobs for home—grown workers maybe less for eu migrants?

>> chelsea: hi! >> billy: hey, chels. how are you? >> chelsea: good! good. >> billy: what's going on? >> chelsea: uh, not much. i thought i'd give connor some after-dinner play time, hopefully wind him down a bit. >> billy: yeah? where he is? >> chelsea: downstairs with your little katie in the kids' club. >> billy: yeah, johnny insisted on having a little pool time. right? you remember connor's mom. say hi. >> johnny: i know how to swim in the deep end! >> chelsea: you do! [ laughs ] well, congratulations. >> billy: champion! yeah! >> charlie: mom? i'm sorry for being mean to you. >> lily: it's okay. i know you're upset with your father. >> charlie: aren't you?

london's mayor is urging theresa may to appoint commissioners to run kensington and chelsea council after its leader resigned over the grenfell tower fire. sadiq khan welcomed the decision by both nicholas paget—brown and his deputy to reign, but said public trust could not and his deputy to quit, but said public trust could not be restored by other members of the council. one local councillor has insisted the council is capable of handling by itself the aftermath of the fire. it was the breakdown of this, the first cabinet meeting at the council since the fire at grenfell to you they're led to the resignation of its leader, nicolas paget—brown. they're led to the resignation of its leader, nicolas paget-brown. as council leader i have to accept my share of responsibility for these perceived failings. pressure had been mounting on the council following intense criticism of the way the disaster had been handled from day one. i completely understand the anger, the frustration of the local community, but i of course we weren't immediately quick off the ground, it was an enormous ‘ immediatel

chelsea? >> hey there, ukee, i've been having so much fun here in ocean city, new jersey, had water ice took a walk on the beach. it's been a beautiful evening but definitely been hot across the entire delaware valley and we're in store for a very warm and muggy night. take a look at current temperatures right now across the region. we're checking in in the 70's and 80's. depending on where you listen. it's 84 in philadelphia. 83 in wilmington, 70's at the shore for places like wildwood, it's in the upper 70's here in ocean city. due points are in the 60's and 70's. it is an extremely muggy night out there. 71 is the current due point in philadelphia. 73 in wilmington. very saturated atmosphere and this will set us up for problems as we head into tomorrow. taking a live look at stormscan 3, there's not a whole lot going on across the delaware valley. we're dealing with some cloud cover. we'll zoom out and you look up to our north and west. and that is our next storm system taking shape and tha

here's meteorologist chelsea ingram in the eyewitness weather center in front of the green scene, chelsead. >> good morning everyone yes, indeed, nice weather today. it is a cool start with temperatures in the 50's and 60's a across the region. fifty-five in allentown. fifty-two in fill a we are in the 50's down the shore in atlantic city. fifty-seven. sixty's in wildwood right around 64 degrees. definitely a different story compared to just 24 hours ago, we are much cooler then this time yesterday morning, and 7 degrees cooler in philadelphia, is 11 degrees cooler in millville, 11 in wilmington. 10 degrees cooler in dover. dew points are down as well, this is going to be the reason why it feels so comfortable outside today. we will see dew points in the 40's and lower 50's throughout the day, right now we're checking with a dew point of 50 degrees in philadelphia here's what you can expect as we head throughout the day-to-day, 69 degrees by 9:00 , might prefer a light jacket if you have to step outside earlier i during the day. definitely get outside heading in the afternoon. 78 degrees

the new leader of kensington and chelsea council says they will use pa rt chelsea council says they willart of the budget to build new accommodation. mps will debate the inquiry in to the devastating fire at grenfell tower, four weeks on since the tragedy. a consultation period on its terms of reference has been extended by two weeks. labour has criticised what it calls the government's "chaotic" response. they say the government has been too slow in reassuring other people in tower blocks in the area. at least 80 people are believed to have been killed in the tragedy, although officials have warned it could take months before the final death toll is known. 151 homes in the tower and the surrounding area were destroyed. tonight, the community will come togetherfor a vigil, to honour those who lost their lives. frankie mccamley is in north kensington. i have been here for a number of weeks now, speaking to people who escaped a fire and two others who lost loved ones in it. emotions are still running fairly raw. for weeks on, there is still a long way to go. especially coming on the back o

the government says it will keep a close eye on the situation at kensington and chelsea council as it prepares to elect a new leader. london mayor sadiq khan has called for commissioners to take over the running of the council. the priority remains looking after the victim, their families and friends, making sure they get everything they need and in doing so, when it comes to the local council nothing is off the table. thousands of people take to the streets in central london to march against austerity — labour leaders are due to address a rally in parliament square in the next hour a rally in parliament square in the next hour. the veteran film critic and former bbc presenter, barry norman, dies at the age of 83. the director—general of the bbc, tony hall has described him as a first class presenter and critic. the former chief of staff to the brexit secretary david davis claims negotiations with the eu are being "hamstrung" by theresa may's lack of flexibility. pro—democracy protestors take to 2 streets in hong kong as the new heard from the territory is sworn some scuffles broke ou

that is it from kensington and chelsea.ical ructions go on as to who should lead this organisation but the efforts of most people are focused on who can best help the residents. many thanks. iraqi forces say they've taken control of the main base of the so—called islamic state group in the city of mosul after days of intense fighting. the militants have been driven from a hospital compound where several senior is leaders were thought to have been hiding. fighting continues in the old city area, but commanders say they're confident a final victory is in sight. our correspondent orla guerin reports from mosul. a symbol of victory, planted this morning in what was the main base of is in mosul. troops weary after driving the militants from this vast medical complex but vowing to hunt down every last one of them. translation: we will keep chasing them and those who support them. we will throw them in the garbage. commanders say they have removed a cancer here but one that has already spread. translation: our message is daesh is

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the government rejects calls to bring in commissioners to run kensington and chelsea council but says it will keep a close eye on the situation as the council prepares to elect a new leader. the london mayor has called for commissioners to take over the running of the council. the former chief of staff to the brexit secretary david davis claims negotiations with the eu are being "hamstrung" by theresa may's lack of flexibility. the prominent film critic and former bbc presenter, barry norman, dies at the age of eighty three. the director—general of the bbc, tony hall has described him as a first class presenter and critic. also in the next hour ...marching against austerity. thousands take to the streets in central london — labour leaders are due to address a rally when marchers arrive in parliament square this afternoon. the singer adele cancels two concerts this weekend at wembley stadium — the singer says she has damaged her vocal cords. in rugby, a late penalty from owen farrell secures the british and irish lions victory in new zealand, levelling the three test series. and in hal

i actually dragged out a little jacket, chelsea.an't believe it. >> it feels like fall out there. drier air heading our way. >> thankfully. >> let's just say that part two of the weekend is looking much better than part one, natasha. our forecast you have to really look forward to. let's take you to a live look at storm scan3. we're finally seeing the storm system kind of pulling away getting out of here but it has left behind some cloud cover across the delaware valley. also a couple of stray sprinkles and just some light shower activity into southern new jersey. this is going to be winding down, though, here over the next couple of hours. you can see it just kind of rotating on through. along with the clouds but we will see those skies actually clearing on out as we head into the overnight hours tonight. the official high temperature today in philadelphia, that was 77 degrees. 10 degrees below our average high of 87 for this time of year. so, yeah, definitely feeling like fall out there for sure. we're still checking in around 77

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the kensington and chelsea borough council new appointments.rties for grenfell residents and that is why they were offered elsewhere. this constant sniping at kensington council is making me angry. ruth says, we havejust switched ueberroth, victoria, you have become sensationalist, is it right to challenge anyone who says he speaks for the dead. another e—mail says, people need new homes, and all of the survivors are going through the spectrum of pain and anger and no assistance, with all their psychological scars, will help. thank you for those, please keep them coming. this innocuous—looking advert offering support to women going through the menopause is banned by facebook — but why? we‘ll be speaking to the group who placed the advert and hear facebook‘s reasons for taking it down — that‘s in about half an hour‘s time. vicky balch — who was rescued from the alton towers roller—coaster crash — tells this programme that the trauma changed her life in an instant. she‘s helping a campaign to raise money for research into trauma, which is when yo

, right, chelsea. >> i know and who doesn't want that.e've got sunshine lower humidity on the way. we were tracking a couple showers and thundershowers that moved through earlier this evening, now just a couple sprinkles along philadelphia. that's going to be clearing out. they're from the back edge of a boundary t behind the boundary is some very comfortable air that is going to be heading our way and it's moving in overnight tonight. 78 degrees right now in philadelphia. we're at 72 in millville. we're in the 70's down the shore. 76 in atlantic city. 78 degrees in wildwood. we're in the 60's in allentown. mount pocono right around 63 degrees. as we head into the overnight hours tonight, we'll be turning mostly clear, a calm night and a comfortable night on the way with an overnight low temperature around 67. that will be nice for a change. we'll talk about a picture perfect sunday heading our way coming up in just a bit p natasha back to you. >> chelsea thank you. >>> president trump is back on u.s. soil tonight after spending his last

>> chelsea: hi! >> billy: hey, chels. how are you? >> chelsea: good! >> billy: what's going on? >> chelsea: uh, not much. i thought i'd give connor some after-dinner play time, hopefully wind him down a bit. >> billy: yeah? where he is? >> chelsea: downstairs with your little katie in the kids' club. >> billy: yeah, johnny insisted on having a little pool time. right? you remember connor's mom. say hi. >> johnny: i know how to swim in the deep end! >> chelsea: you do! [ laughs ] well, congratulations. >> billy: champion! yeah! >> charlie: mom? i'm sorry for being mean to you. >> lily: it's okay. i know you're upset with your father. >> charlie: aren't you?

and sharing stories with chelsea.nteresting to go back to the original point here, the moment she stepped in was at a critical discussion about a development in africa. when we consider that her father committed $50 million to a women's entrepreneurship initiative of which she had a hand in creating, it's pretty fair to say that she had some credibility sitting at the table being part of that discussion. >> trish: robin, what do you say to that? >> what credibility? her business degree from the university of philadelphia? i mean, i don't -- >> university of pennsylvania, by the way. ivy league school. i didn't go there. darn good school. i wouldn't put down her education, robin. >> okay. let's talk act her position. daughter in chief? to me, her only claim to fame that i can tell is that she is a fantastic handbag designer. why are you saying that she's qualified to hold this position? even if it for a few brief moments. there were far more qualified people to sit there and hold the fort down. >> trish: judy? >> there

chelsea?after a very active weekend weather-wise, it looks like this next upcoming weekend is going to bring quiter conditions to the delaware valley. we'll look for spun shine on both days and temperatures are going to be seasonable. high temperatures in the mid upper 80s. no extreme heat in did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> coming up next is the late show followed by the late late show. our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00. from chelsea, don, ukee who's off and all of us here, i'm jess

, and the organisation in charge of the tower, the kensington and chelsea management 0rganisation.sumed the block of flats in west london last month. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has more. below the still horrifying shadow of g re nfell tower, below the still horrifying shadow of grenfell tower, the newly elected leader of kensington and chelsea council was tonight meeting the survivors of the fire and those it has briefed. but a council is now in an extraordinary position. the centre of a huge active investigation into whether it was responsible for corporate manslaughter. the community has been asking the police to, you know, carry on their criminal investigation, and all i can say is, you know, i'm pleased they're doing that, pleased they're starting, and i will cooperate in any way i possibly can. unusually, scotland ya rd possibly can. unusually, scotland yard sent a letter today to those affected by the fire, an update. it said, police had informed the council and the tower landlords that there are reasonable grounds to suspect each organisation may have committ

and for chelsea clinton to step into the fray is laughable. her name is in the foundation.- who killed women and gay people. >> harris: you know you dropped the microphone. >> sandra: you talk to anybody in this environment, it is highly common for someone to get up, a world leader to catch up and they go to do something. she was only there for a few minutes, as i understand it. donald trump, jr., her brother, also making a very important point on his twitter saying, had that's been me that sat down in the president's place, his father's place, would they have taken the same issue? obviously, the answer is no. >> harris: it is a fair question. she has a resume in this particular element to speak to issues, economic issues, particularly for women. >> kennedy: but she is a reason they are discussing the issue at all. had her father's ear about it on the campaign trail. >> jason: if i am one of the other people sitting in the seat, guess who i want to be there? i want ivanka trump to be in there. she will lead the charge when she gets home. she knows the issue. she has her fat

chelsea play inter milan on saturday.'s support after they displayed paramilitary banners at a recent european match. the club have closed a section of the ground occupied by a group of fans known as the green brigade for two matches as a result of their recent behaviour. here's our reporter chris mclaughlin. celtic park last week, a champions league qualifier against northern irish side linfield and the banners which have led to a ban. now the man and a big lead in one has had his say. celtic is not a political arena for any supporters to come into it and display any sort of political element. it is based around football. for me, i was obviously saddened by what i had seen this was the greenberg raid at the final game of last season defiantly ignoring a ban on players. the group is never farfrom ban on players. the group is never far from controversy... 99.996 of the time they along with the rest of the sport give us incredible support. but the political element is not acceptable. there are forums, platforms for that out

particularly kensington and chelsea council.they may never get back to the area they know. people were told they would be offered 68 flats in the development called kensington road. on the open market these flats go for well north of £1 million each. it appears that by offering these comets may be deterring people from taking temporary accommodation. we have seen a temporary accommodation. we have seen a letter from temporary accommodation. we have seen a letterfrom sajid temporary accommodation. we have seen a letter from sajid javid to residents. he says, i know some of you are worried about accepting temporary accommodation in case it reduces chances of being offered permanent housing, or the houses are kensington row. when we spoke to people, this did not come up. certainly a concern for the government. why can't the local council provide more flats, homes near the tower itself? this comes down to the wider question around social and council housing stock. there are zero social houses available in this borough. we were told

a letter sent by the metropolitan police to grenfell residents says that both kensington and chelseatenant management organisation, which runs social housing in the borough have been told that there are grounds for considering corporate manslaughter charges against both organisations. frankie mccamley is in west london and explained what this statement means. corporate manslaughter, when police are investigating this comment they look at the company as a whole. they will not be looking at individuals. they will not be charging individuals. i have been here at a vigil taking place. a lot of families and relatives who lost loved ones, coming together to remember some of those who died in the fire, which happened a few hundred metres from where i am stirred. this announcement was made through a letter, as you mentioned. it was sent by the metropolitan police, who had been conducting a criminal investigation into the fire at the grenfell tower and they say they have seized a huge amount of material. they say they have carried out a number material. they say they have carried outa number

i am with that chelsea match in singapore. iam back with that chelsea match in singapore.nk you, we will see you soon. let's get more on those official figures which show the number of nhs vacancies in england rose by almost 8,000 between january and march, compared with the same period last year. a total of 86,000 posts were vacant over the three months. of these, more than 11,000 nurse and midwife posts remained vacant, which accounts for the highest proportion of shortages. let's discuss those figures and what they mean with janet davies, from they mean with janet davies, from the royal college of nursing. good afternoon. what do you make of these figures overall, first? we are not surprised at all. the figures sort of match what we have been saying for some time. and certainly the figures we had at the beginning of may is we believed there were 40,000 nursing vacancies in england alone. so probably not far off. what is behind it? what do you feel is the reason? a number of reasons. nurses are leaving. we saw that in the regulator recently that nurses, not just those re

the reason this video was released more than three years after this happened. >> chelsea? >>> i'm tracking more showers and storms, and moving in the region this evening, plus, finally a break from the humidity, we will have details in your full forecast, coming up, don. >>> i'm don bell coming to you live from day one of the eagles training camp we will have very latest from the novacare complex. >>> people are heart broken that they were good people, good neighbors. and, they looked after the kid >> now at 6:00 as a memorial grows so does the frustration for neighbors and family members. tonight, a petition, calling on the district attorney to file charges, more than a week after a couple, was shot dead, inside frankford. police say it was a neighbor who pulled trigger but no charges have been filed, good evening, i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm natasha brown in for ukee washington today. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us live from outside the philadelphia district attorney's office with this story, alycia. >> reporter: natasha and jessica that petition was dro

chelsea have made a move to re—sign lukaku, who play for them before moving to everton in 2014. match the fees his agent willing to match the fees his agent will learn if hejoins united. mercedes‘ lewis hamilton will have a fireplace grid penalty after making an unauthorised gearbox change. they must keep the same gearbox for six races. and he has not. chris froome hold the leaders‘ yellowjersey after the sixth stage of the tour de france. a flat course, one for the sprinters. it all came down to the tiniest of margins at the finish. marcel kittle in blue just sneaking his second consecutive stage win. rob howley says the british and irish lions will unleash some new attacking plays in tomorrow‘s deciding third and final test against the all blacks. the tourists are attempting to upset the odds, and a first series win in new zealand since 1971. we can speak to our correspondent in auckland. auckland is still waking up. so much excitement, so much anticipation around the third and final test. just one win from history. i‘m joined by the former lions wing, shane williams. you obvi

from the sky deck, chelsea. >> we have had excessive heat warning and that will remain through 8:00 o'clock hour as we head into tomorrow evening and that is what philadelphia and all of the surrounding counties thaw see on the map and it is going to be very hot tomorrow. we could see heat index values of 105 degrees. we are well in the 90's at this hour. 94 degrees in philadelphia. ninety-two in wilmington. when you factor in the combination of both heat and humidity it feels warmer then. that feels like 98 in philadelphia. trip old digits for atlantic city where it feels like 103 degrees. we have a severe thunderstorm watch issued for philadelphia and all counties northward and thinks for a very strong line of storms that we're tracking on storm scan three right now making its way in the poconos. we will track these storms for you and let you know when we will finally get some relief on the heat coming up. for now back inside to you. >>> chelsea, thanks. >>> philadelphia new has a new interim district attorney. late this afternoon board of judges select kelly hodge from more than

chelsea? >> after a very active weekend weather-wise, it looks like this next upcoming weekend is going to bring quiter conditions to the delaware valley. we'll look for spun shine on both days and temperatures are going to be seasonable. high temperatures in the mid upper 80s. no extreme he i really want to show you something. >>> coming up next is the late show followed by the late late show. our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00. from chelsea, don, ukee who's off and all of us here, i'm jessica dean. from our entire team. thanks for watching. have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert, has one heck of an opportunity for you. than is hosting a one-of-a-kind free two-h

elizabeth campbell have been elected as the new leader of kensington and chelsea castle after nicolas down following the grenfell tower disaster. this is our community and we have failed it when people needed us the most so no failed it when people needed us the most so no excuses, failed it when people needed us the most so no excuses, i am truly sorry. and newsnight, it's hard to keep up with donald trump's tweets that did he incite violence against the media this weekend? could hejust he incite violence against the media this weekend? could he just be kidding around? what does it say about his presidency that we are asking these questions? good evening and welcome to bbc news. an enquiry into seven decades of abuse of care injersey news. an enquiry into seven decades of abuse of care in jersey says children as they may still be at risk more than 600 witnesses have given harrowing evidence of systematic and this treatment of vulnerable young people such as being sexually abused, tortured with electrical wires or simply abandoned. the independent enquiry recommends this children's ho

chelsea? >> hi there, jess, i'm outside right in front of the gorgeous fountains right behind me, we have been lucky so far this evening. just dealing with the light rain here in kennett square. and they have the fountain show on just for us, and just for you guys right now. not everyone has been so lucky. dealing with heavy rain fall and other parts of the region. and across the delaware valley. let's take you now to a live look at stormscan 3. show you some of those locations. places like berks county, getting rainfall, in fact, there's a flash flood warning in effect until 1 and in the morning, includes places like reading and spring, pennsylvania. they've seen inches of rainfall so far this evening as this summer nor easter is taking shape conditions will be deteriorating as we head into overnight tonight. let's get more specific. let's send it inside to meteorologist lauren casey. lauren, what can we expect as we head to the overnight hours tonight and into the weekend? >> thanks so much,

meteorologist chelsea ingram, tracking it all from ocean city, chelsea. >> reporter: hi there, guess contact one thing to tell you place to get relief from the heat is right here in ocean city, new jersey. beautiful evening. it is hot across the delaware valley. we will look at the numbers across the region. temperatures in the 90's, once again even at this hour. right around 92 degrees in philadelphia little cooler down the shore in atlantic city in the upper 80's. mid 80's for wildwood. we're in the 90's into northern delaware. ninety-one lancaster. ninety in reading. it feels warmer when we factor in both the heat and humidity, combination. feels in the mid 90's in philadelphia, upper 90's in some locationness to delaware and even feels like mid to upper 90's for places down the shore with the combination of heat and humidity. we have an excessive heat warning remains in effect through 8:00 p.m. for philadelphia and surrounding counties in to northern delaware. the wind are coming from the west. here's the issue that forest fire you heard cleve talk about that is blowing some of t

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this is how chelsea responded. not the first time that donald trump's daughter has sat next to world leaders. i think that the outcry if chelsea clinton started in hillary clinton's place would be unprecedented. i don't think people would be saying, chelsea for president. donald trump's relatives are getting particular attention again and that is a concern. it plays into notions about nepotism in the donald trump administration. beyond that, she is a senior adviser and advise is often certain for the president. this isjust another example of that. thank you. thank you for bringing us up—to—date on those developments from washington. this man has had a long day. giles muller has sent rafael nadal crashing out. it is already being called the match of the tournament. idid not called the match of the tournament. i did not see the match but there we re i did not see the match but there were a lot of people talking about in the news room. it is no exaggeration to say it is one of the best matches i have ever seen one of

i've got to see that. >> one of my favorites. >>> meteorologist chelsea in grammys here. nice place to set fit is hot but lately it doesn't even feel like july. >> we have been dealing with very cool wet's cross the region today, with temperatures well below average, this time of the year and we are tracking showers because of this cooler weather that has moved n lets go to graphics, we will show you official high temperature today in philadelphia was 79 degrees. that is well below our average of 87 for this time of the year. definitely cool out there for sure and we have another cool day heading our way as we move into tomorrow. current temperatures across the region 76 degrees in philadelphia. seventy-six in wilmington. we are in the mid 60's in mount pocono. right around 74 in allentown. seventy-three in trenton. seventy-two down the shore in atlantic city and 74 degrees in wildwood. everyone cooler compared to this time yesterday, we are a full 12 degrees cooler compared to just 24 hours ago in philadelphia, and 9 degrees cooler in wilmington, 12 degrees cooler in mil

the 47—year—old italian led chelsea to the league title at his first attempt last season, and they alsondon rivals arsenal. the deal does not actually extend his commitment to the club, as he signed a three—year contract when hejoined in 2016, but gives him improved terms. england goalkeeperjoe hart has completed a loan move to west ham from manchester city for a season. the 30—year—old had been told by city boss pep guardiola that he could find another club, after spending last season on loan at italian side torino. busy day for the hammers — they have also agreed a deal with stoke city for the signing of austria forward marko arnautovic. the hammers had already seen two bids rejected. the head of spain's football federation, angel maria villar, has been arrested as part of an anti—corruption investigation. spanish media have been reporting that the allegations centre on the falsification of documents and skimming profits from international football matches. he is one of the top men notjust in spanish football, but in the world, having been head of the spanish fa as well as sitting on