chelsea has been able to come for a visit. she went from one country to another and not just any place in the u.s., she went to hawaii. that is quite a bit of change it costs you to make that flight. >> oh, wow. i'll pull this same trick on my best friend but i won't be there. here, open your front door. nothing. >> how did you know where my house was? >> on the first day i asked you for your address. >> she didn't know how they made it. when there's a will there's a way. >> and google maps, another one. >> yes. and they're sharing their location. >> yes. >> how did you do this? >> that's a testament to friendship. came all the way from canada just to give her a hug. >> that is really sweet. that's a good friend. >> so you got a little bit of water, and a really powerful racing boat. sounds like a great way to have a good weekend. jet boat races. we have seen them before. these racecourses that look like somebody drew them in the mud when they were a kid. >> like they're on rails. >> exactly. this is up in washington. where th

kensington and chelsea council has also been blamed and invaded by protesters... we want justice! ..for commissioning the fatal refurbishment of grenfell tower. today we heard the council's early defence. you will find that there was nothing unique about the royal borough of kensington and chelsea which meant that the fire was destined to take place within its boundaries rather than somewhere else. but the refurbishment was overseen by the independent tenant management organisation, which looked after council housing in the borough. so while tmo is a specialist in the management of social housing stock, it is not a specialist design or construction company and had no in—house expertise in these areas. so it contracted out to a string of companies, including these four. but victims‘ lawyers say this is developing into a carousel of blame. they are angry that both the public sector bodies and private contractors have given little public detail so far about what happened. the state palpably failed in its primary duty to protect its citizens. and as for the corporates, silence speaks

clearly, the mp for fun and chelsea —— forfull and chelsea has clearly, the mp for fun and chelsea —t he would vote against. theresa may has allowed government ministers some slack in terms of speaking out against the third runway if they have a long—standing or constituency issue with heathrow. mr hands has decided that isn't enough for him but now there are questions about the position of warrenj bjohnson of the foreign office because he has been vocal in campaigning against a third runway. come the vote on monday, he will conveniently be out of the country at a meeting of eu foreign ministers, but only in luxembourg. i suspect the question now will be to mrjohnson, your fellow minister, as a matter of honour, has resigned because he said he would campaign and vote against heathrow. you have said precisely the same. will you resign? norman, thank you very much. norman smith in westminster. the murder of an iraqi asylum seeker was motivated by racism and entirely avoidable, a safeguarding report has found. kamel ahmed was stabbed more than 25 times by a paranoid schizophrenic — who

with chelsea and with barron, ann coulter talked about, we should just shoot immigrants who come over the border. corey lewandowski mocked a down syndrome child being ripped from his mother's arms, and our own president mocked a disabled journalist when he was on the campaign -- >> shannon: he continues to deny that. >> i've seen the footage. but the problem is, it's violence left and right. there are people in white supremacist groups that wear make america great at hats and that certainly not all republicans. >> when democrat politicians get picked off during a baseball practice, then we can start talking. as of now, we've had republicans who were attacked for their political views by members of the fringe left. it's not just james hodgkinson. there have been other incidents, as well. as far as i'm concerned, the violence right now is coming from the really, really angry and violent left. >> shannon: no one wants to see any of that violence perpetrated, no sane person wants to see that against either

chelsea's eden hazard added a second before half—time, and the win sealed late on another united playern for roberto martinez‘s side. panana, who are in group g with belgium and england, lost 1—0 in norway. izzy christiansen and jordan nobbs have withdrawn from england's squad for friday's world cup qualifier in russia. manchester city forward christiansen has a thigh injury, while arsenal midfielder nobbs has a foot problem. lucy staniforth and lauren bruton have been called up as replacements. meanwhile, england striker eni aluko hasjoined juventus in italy. she had announced a couple of weeks ago that she'd be moving abroad after her contract with english champions chelsea expired. she joins former liverpool midfielder katie zellem in turin. aston villa have resolved their immediate financial crisis and will settle a £4 million tax bill. a tax payment was missed on friday, but £500,000 has already been paid to hmrc, with more to follow by the end of the week. villa face a third successive season outside the top flight after losing the championship play—off final to fulham. a former f

the youngest squad at this world cup, they have some star names, john 0bi mikel, formerly of chelsea,helsea, kelechi iheanacho who is at leicester city, some big names like victor moses. there is a strong bond in this group. in previous tournaments there have been fallouts over bonuses. i spent a bit of time in this squad and they are very united. i saw them play against poland in a friendly recently and couple of games they gathered around the piano, one of the players was playing the piano, they were singing songs, i never had seen anything like it and it is a strong bond in the group. if things click for them they could be strong. nigeria could be strong to watch. we are going to look at morocco next because they have one of the toughest groups of these african teams. you think they have a secret weapon that could help them get through this group. the head coach has a magical touch when head coach has a magical touch when he is taking charge of african teams. he took zambia to the africa cup of nations in 2012 to the title and guided ivory coast to the africa cup of nations in 2015

boots i speak to my members who went into the fire many the my friends on the stand i'm based at chelsea five station not far from here and my station were one of the first on the things these are my friends i talked to the heartbroken about what happened they literally were having to make the choice between who they were going to save and who they had to leave behind the control workers who had to listen to people die on the other end of the phone you know these people did an amazing job there's an inquiry going on at the end of this inquiry we may get some answers we need to listen to the evidence we need to find out from the people on the scene from the victims from the firefighters from the emergency services what took place for people to come out and make these are accusations is really on helpful is a going too far to say the leads are basically blaming your members instead of austerity which has been. the excuse the usual the usual accusation by your members as to why they aren't as able as they may be to us and i think it's to be expected you know anything of this magnitude where

the chelsea owner has also put plans for the expansion of the club's stamford bridge stadium on hold.fter the collapse of the soviet union and even serving as a russian regional governor. in 2003 he became chelsea's owner and has spent more than £2 billion on players and wages in the last decade. he's britain's 13th richest man, worth £9.3 billion. one man who knows more about abramovich than most is journalist dominic midgely, co—author of the book abramovich: the billionaire from nowhere. hejoins us from our london newsroom. hejoins us now he joins us now from hejoins us now from our london newsroom. good morning, thanks for joining us. this visa business this week, would that have come as a surprise to mr abramowitz that all ofa surprise to mr abramowitz that all of a sudden it wouldn't be quite as straightforward or simple as it has beenin straightforward or simple as it has been in the past —— visa —— abramovich. is the victim of the toxic atmosphere between the and russia over the sergei skripal incident —— he's the victim. there was the passing of the sanctions and the anti— mo

she mentioned chelsea clinton. so let's talk about chelsea clinton. let's talk about how ted nugent said the same derogatory statement about hillary clinton. he called her the c word and he ended up at the white house with trump taking pictures with sarah palin, graded at the white house. it's the same exact double standards. >> you want to cancel her show though. >> laura: this is where i think that the left, sadly, and again they wanted to champion women, champion women's choice, and so forth and that's all fine. but when you want to stand on this moral high ground, and one of your own, not a conservative, not a republican, but one of your own says something and it's just juvenile and stupid and growth, no mike gross, and she said anticatholic things that were horrific, bigoted statements about people of faith which are so fouled that i don't even want to repeat. this is a history and a pattern with her. he said roseanne has a history, while samantha b has a wild history of biased comments about people of faith. not just catholics but people across

state of maryland broken into the house of whistleblower chelsea manning after she posted messages on twitter entering a suicide. it's very fishy that this happened to chelsea manning and it was her home that was raided she's a former whistle blower who was sentenced to thirty five years in prison after leaking government documents to wiki leaks now she's also an activist who routinely takes part in protests the last one was in may where she was protesting against the prosecution of those arrested during trump's inauguration and she's running for senate but even though i she's had a history of suicide attempts it's pretty controversial that. the police broke into her house for some questionable tweets under the promise of a wellness check and this is all captured on camera and the video showed officers breaking in and searching her apartment with their weapons drawn now manning wasn't at home when this happened and her friend was actually relieved when she found out she wasn't at home saying that the raid could have resulted in manning's death if she was at home now mental experts are

former chelsea managing director christian purslow says he is not surprised chelsea have put plans tong his uk visa. british number one kyle edmund will play italian clay court specialist fabio fognini in the third round of the french open after beating marton fuksovics at roland garros. tottenham boss mauricio pochettino has emerged as the bookmakers' favourite to succeed zinedine zidane after his shock resignation as coach of champions league winners real madrid. and keep your eyes peeled for ben stokes at headingley. england are waiting on scan results to see if he'll be fit to play in the second test, which starts at 11. that's all the sport for now. thank you. beards might be all the rage — but if you've got facial hair, until today you wouldn't have been able to be an amateur boxer. the rule was in place partly so referees could see if fighters were cut, but also as it was thought the beard offered extra cushioning from a punch. sikh and muslim boxers have been trying to overturn the rule and now england boxing say the impact of fighting with a beard is negligible. inder singh b

so it's very fishy that this happened to chelsea manning and it was her home that was raided she's a former whistle blower who was sentenced to thirty five years in prison after leaking government documents to wiki leaks now she's also an activist who routinely takes part in protests the last one was in may where she was protesting against the prosecution of those arrested during trump's inauguration and she's running for senate but even though she's had a history of suicide attempts it's pretty controversial that the police broke into her house for some questionable tweets under the promise of a wellness check and this was all captured on camera and the video showed officers breaking in and searching her apartment with their weapons drawn now manning wasn't at home when this happened and her friend was actually relieved when she found out she wasn't at home saying that the raid could have resulted in manning's death if she was at home now mental experts are opposed to these so-called wellness checks arguing that they shouldn't be done by police in the first place now the american ci

state of maryland have broken into the high so whistleblower chelsea manning after she posted messages on twitter and to get suicide. it's very fishy that this happened to chelsea manning and it was her home that was raided she's a former whistle blower who was sentenced to thirty five years in prison after leaking government documents to wiki leaks now she's also an activist who routinely takes part in protests the last one was in may where she was protesting against the prosecution of those arrested during trump's inauguration and she's running for senate but even though she's had a history of suicide attempts it's pretty controversial that the police broke into her house for some questionable tweets under the promise of a wellness check and this was all captured on camera and the video showed officers breaking in and searching her apartment with their weapons drawn now mandy wasn't at home when this happened and her friend was actually relieved when she found out she wasn't at home saying that the raid could have resulted in manning's death if she was at home now mental experts are

state of maryland have broken into the house of whistleblower chelsea manning after she posted messages on twitter hinting at suicide. in your account joins us live from washington d.c. with more on this samir it does seem to be a divide here between people supporting officers going to help somebody who looks suicidal and those who say yes but you don't need to be armed to the teeth to do it bring us up to date. right this all started on may twenty seventh when chelsea manning posted what seemed to be suicidal tweets and then that prompted police to raid her apartment with their weapons drawn and everything and these are known as wellness checks and they're conducted when police believe someone is experiencing a mental health crisis and this was all captured on camera in the video showed officers breaking in searching her apartment with their weapons drawn manning who's also running for senate wasn't at home when this happened and her friend believe it or not was actually relieved when she found out that manning wasn't home saying that the raid it could have resulted in manning's death

be two teams in football they know each other as well as england and the red devils just look at chelsea's london rivals top that. they have to the belgium sense ahaziah young first song to be all the world class midfield in force. and we can just as easily be doing the belgium section from manchester except our budget didn't cover the trade. since joining manchester city given the growing up has become one of the best players in the world to make vincent kompany has just won his third premier league title. across the city united's romelu lukaku is belgium's all time top scorer at the age of twenty four and there's also a lady. so we could see belgium first eleven with seven right premier league players and a couple more coming off the bench who knowing their enemy help england stop belgium in their tracks although they just make it another painful summer and fans watching that scene get beaten by a team that was made in in england. and in case the real question for belgium is can these golden generation finally shake off the new achieve it. i'm going to saying. for all the talent i don't

we know exactly what would happen to samantha bee if she said that about sasha, malia or chelsea clinton. that's what is getting the conservatives finally are fighting back and calling it out for what it is. what it does is expose the left. i don't thunk they care about racism or sexism. if they did they would come out en masse and be outraged by it. but they are celebrating samantha bee. racism and sexism are tools for power and politics for them. they want to use it as a hammer to get us to agree to their political aims. and they want to make sure they're the only ones holding that hammer. this is about politics and power. >> laura: there was a hill staff whoever criticized the way that sasha and malia were dressed at thanksgiving and was booted. ivanka is an adult and she can take the heat, but erica, keith boykin on cnn said something interesting today. i want to play it for you. >> the point she was trying to make was about immigration and the point was lost in her comment. but the larger point that is missing is the culture that is being generated from the president and the top. do

rush limbaugh, those in glass houses, remember the terrible things he used to say about chelsea? i say that specifically because it is aberrant what peter fonda said, disgusting when spouses or children of elected officials are targeted whether it is by the left or right, there is no excuse for that but i don't think there is more hate in the media. i think this has been going on for the better part of a decade. unfortunately and sadly. we started nugent talking about wanting to lynch pres. obama, hang hillary clinton and was welcome to the white house by the president with open arms. we have on both sides and it is wrong on both sides. i don't believe it represents the majority of democrats on the left and republicans on the right. >> i do not remember the details on ted nugent but if those were the words said everyone would disavow those i think but do you feel the media was mean to pres. obama for eight years? >> not all the media certainly, some of the media was critical of the president and we live in a country where we can be critical of the pres. that is why we had a revol

and you chief says chelsea have a surplus of one plus billion this is the the bar in which going forward is in they don't want to fix the problem i don't need symbolic celebrations a year ago when we were doing the first stream show about the grenfell tower and the communities and we asked what do you need right now a year on what is the community need right now. so i think i mean you know one of the one of the positives that's come out of this tragedy is something that i've been mentioned already it's how communities have been able to structure and really organize themselves and i'm just going to mention just as how how far as today they've managed to do that we've talked about going through tonight and how survivors have come together buoy families have come together to really spearhead the fight for justice for themselves we also have heard about. when so speaks which is taking as it was just taking the reality of making sure that everything to do it grenfell is documented in terms of media i think that's a community member one of the thing that would talk about is actually when commu

the world who could rival eight and i was up for sensational dribbling is not the only belgian at chelsea. is the man between the sticks for both sides. they aren't alone as premier league stars in the belgium squad in fact there can hardly be two teams in football know each other as well as england and the red devils just look at chelsea's london rivals top. they have two of belgium since ahaziah young fit so good the world class midfield in force. and we can just as easily be doing the belgium section from manchester except our budget didn't cover the trade. since joining manchester city given the broiler has become one of the best players in the world while teammate vincent kompany has just won his third premier league title. across the city united's romelu lukaku is belgium's all time top scorer at the age of twenty four and there's also mara for lighting. so we could see belgium first eleven with seven right premier league players and a couple more coming off the bench who knowing their enemy help england stop belgium in their tracks although they just make a. another painful summer

is that him, chelsea said? moments later a slender 14-year-old ugandan boy in his school uniform stepped out of the helicopter. his name was bill clinton. his mother had named him after clinton visited uganda in 1998. a photograph hangs in their home. clinton is holding the newborn as hillary looks on. he was born on the day before we got there, clinton told me. it was one of the most memorable days of my presidency. he walked over and pulled little bill into his arms. the boy wrapped his hands about one of clinton's hands and rested his head on that debt we spot on the chest beneath the shoulder. they stayed there like that. after they visited for a while and clinton said he would pay the boys school tuition fees, the staff and those prepared to board our chaered 737. aide todd clinton towards a separate gulfstream but he wasn't done. he called me over and told me that on the same africa trip in 1998, a senegalese farmer had named a goat after him. were going to fly the goat in next, he said. so we're flashing

describes today as solidarity of spirit from within the community the government and kensington and chelsea council still needs to win back the trust feelings of misrepresented and insensitive support saturated with grief and trauma a year on hardly recovery saying. one locals view how are you today. first of all thank you so much for having me and first and foremost i apologize for somewhat the noise that you might and the audience more hear behind me i am. the remembering grandchildren which is taking place today. in commemoration in remembrance of the victims that sunday lost to a one year ago and today today we here really to select back and to remember the legacy of the lives that we lost on that day and i choose to say no i mean now there's about four thousand people he had just finished the silent lunch in which about three to four thousand people took place and. i'm just thinking back at how sing it is as a topic that keeps coming up with this whole tragedy the full showing off to what the idea of how many how will sit tight to house people from the taliban and those extreme circums

health problems that will follow them into adults but even in london second richest kensington and chelsea the extreme levels of inequality here were brought to their national attention last year when seventy one residents of the ground. were killed in a fire that had been blamed on reckless cost cutting measures by the conservative led council in the shadow of the burnt out tower sean mendis runs the sport for children in the area you know you see that the bar has spent millions of pounds refurbishing millions of pounds on a new museum and millions of pounds refurbishing exhibition road in the meantime on the breadline when the family happened to access food banks every single day just that you can feed themselves you know that's really promised within three weeks everybody affected by the fire is going to be really house and we're working with children today and they're still living in hotels this is despite the fact that there are nearly one thousand five hundred unoccupied homes in kensington and chelsea and inequality in the area stark the poverty rate in golborne ward right next to g

kensington and chelsea council has also been blamed and invaded by protesters. we want justice!ssioning the fatal refurbishment of grenfell tower. today we heard the council's early defence. without seeking to prejudge the evidence, i venture to suggest that you will find that there was nothing unique about the royal borough of kensington and chelsea which meant that the fire was destined to take place within its boundaries rather than somewhere else. but the refurbishment was overseen by the independent tenant management organisation, which looked after council housing in the borough. so while tmo is a specialist in the management of social housing stock, it is not a specialist design or construction company and had no in—house expertise in these areas. so it contacted out to a string of companies, including these four. victims' lawyers say this is developing into a carousel of blame passed between all the bodies and companies involved. barrister michael mansfield wanted the inquiry to take a short cut to draft immediate recommendations to improve safety for social housing tena

mr hands said he was standing by a promise he made to his constituents in chelsea and fulham in westo the commons on monday. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, who has also opposed the new runway, is due to be out of the country at the time. the high—profile case of billy caldwell who suffers from severe epilepsy lead the government to announce a review into the use of cannabis for medical reasons. billy was originally denied cannabis oil, which can be used to control seizures, but one mp thought the government should have acted sooner. what an outrage, that it is only so much press attention, that has finally shamed this government into action. grenfell residents have told mps that the royal borough of kensington and chelsea has lost trust and legitimacy. one community activist said that the council should be honest about its past activities. the local authority doesn't have any authority. if you see the meetings they hold in public, you will understand what i am saying. they have lost trust and they have lost their legitimacy. there is now this vast chasm of distrust between the

despite the fact that there are nearly one thousand five hundred unoccupied homes in kensington and chelsea and inequality in the area stark the poverty rate in golborne ward right next to grant is fifty one percent in the queen's gates ward the poverty level stands at just four percent free and carlie's mother lucy is thousands of pounds and. all the buildings that make it so that people who can afford to buy them and there's not many places. like the council houses and housing association. lucy is facing eviction from her home and potential homelessness they have nowhere else to go now they just don't get me out of here. but they told me if i could have picked it up the current amounted to about him leaving. that. live on the streets of my kids around. behind me you've got a symbol of two britons the houses to my right is the britain of footballers and many layers the house is to my left is the britain of lucy. struggling to make ends meet getting by day by day with very little support from anyone i knew growing up in what can only be described as poverty we're going to have a situation w

the win was completed by another former chelsea man, juan cuadardo. one day international against australia at old trafford to take the series 5—0 and with it a first series whitewash. it took a remarkable 110 not out from jos buttler to do it though. he'd steered england from 27 for 4 to their victory target of 206. it's the first time england have achieved a series whitewash against australia in any form of cricket. lewis hamilton has returned to the top of formula one's drivers' championship after winning the french grand prix. with title rival, sebastian vettel, crashing at the first corner there was no—one to challenge the briton, who went on to win for the third time this season. he now leads the german by 1a points. marin cilic has beaten novac djokovic to win his second title at the queen's club. he fought back from a set down against the former world number one to win the longest final in the tournament's history. djokovic, who had been aiming to win his first title in a year, had a match point in the second set but couldn't convert it and wa

next to give evidence was the royal borough of kensington and chelsea.nk the important thing is that a change of management, changing the management of the tmos as well the management with the whole of the council, hiring people on behaviour, competencies, not just on experience. but how do they treat people. focusing on compassion and empathy for senior staff. and we are also developing a major culture change for the rest of the organisation. i feel we are the only public authority ever that is having to solve a problem that the people that suffer the problem believe that we created. i cannot think of any other. maybe christchurch in new zealand. that was a earthquake but the same because of civil engineering in two properties. that itself creates a fundamental issue of trust. this authority has been investigated for corporate manslaughter under and i think we are the only authority trying to solve problems under investigation. i think the way the survivors and bereaved have treated us as councillors has been nothing short of amazing. they have been gen

his passion for chelsea? chelsea, could we see him point out of chelsea? of chelsea?lionaire owners. owners. all part it take his money elsewhere. elsewhere. thanks very much, thanks for keeping your clothes on! your clothes on! yes, good morning. for those who need treatment, according to a group of mps. to target these communities. britain's got talent. tim muffett went to meet them. # rise up... in 2016, my kidneys failed. i spent 14 months on dialysis. about ten months in, we found my brother was a match. and so last year — june 30th — i had a kidney transplant. been a remarkable year. a semifinal place in britain's got talent. # reaching for the stars... a chance to spread a vital message. there isn't a lot of blood donors out there. i mean, they need, i think is it 6,000 daily? and they need 40,000 new black donors to come forward. # we'll rise up... an inherited blood disorder. a normal, healthy life. afro—caribbean people hold. that how important blood is. within black and asian communities will publish its findings today. for the members of b positive, it's l

six and a half years older than chelsea.n to all of this, al. >> well, i think kelsey is right in the sense that there was a power of equity in the white house. but, look, bill clinton faced an awful lot of music for this. he has said he's sorry, and i don't like the way the right concentrate confiscates his behavior with donald trump. they're just different and the president was impeached. president clinton wasn't convicted. donald trump has said he's going to pardon himself. liz: i hear you, al. do you hear bill clinton should privately apologize to monica lewinsky. >> i hate this retrospective gotcha. liz: no, i'm just asking you a question. what do you think. >> sure. liz: kelsey, al, you've been terrific. really appreciate your time. >> thank you. liz: we're going to get to this story. ten types of cancer can be picked up by a new blood test years before a person falls ill. we're bringing in the guy to talk to. dr. mark siegel. he's on it after this you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it

iam chelsea and westminster hospital., the professionalism, by the expertise here, at the chester and westminster hospital, they are absolutely truly amazing, the nurses, the doctors, they have done an amazing job, and looking after billy. i appreciate and understand that there is a lot of bureaucracy around billy continuing to have his anti—epileptic medication was that was was confiscated on monday morning, and i would say that the home office and myself and our team have been working very hard together, throughout the night, to make this happen, which is truly amazing. billy caldwell's mother there. sinn fein will debate changing the pa rty‘s sinn fein will debate changing the party's policy on abortion at its annual conference today. northern ireland is the only part of the uk where abortion is illegal, unless there is a serious risk to a woman's health. the republic voted to change its policy recently. 0ur ireland correspondent reports. mary lou mcdonald is in charge of a party which is the second largest in northern

was chelsea handler down there during the obama administration picketing and protesting.ancy pelosi were you down there with your colleagues when these images were take snn of course not. they want to drum up hatred of this president because he's succeeding. he's bringing peace to the world. the economy is roaring. they pick an issue president obama ignored himself. judge jeanine: senator schumer took to the senate floor. >> by granting a meeting with chairman kim, president trump granted a brutal and oppressive dictatorship the internatial legitimacy it has long craved. it's permanent proof we have legitimized a brutal dictator who has starved his own people. judge jeanine: charlie, what's your take on it? >> i would like him to say that when president obama met with the castro brothers in cuba. they would wrath the rather see conflict and war than trump get credit for peace. judge jeanine: last week it was a taxi cab. how did i get around for this week's "street justice"? you judge jeanine: i jumped in a taxi cab last week. so this week i decided to hail a different typ

kensington and chelsea council has also been blamed and invaded by protesters... we want justice!ioning the fatal refurbishment of grenfell tower. today we heard the council's early defence. you will find that there was nothing unique about the royal borough of kensington and chelsea which meant that the fire was destined to take place within its boundaries rather than somewhere else. but the refurbishment was overseen by the independent tenant management organisation, which looked after council housing in the borough. so while tmo is a specialist in the management of social housing stock, it is not a specialist design or construction company and had no in—house expertise in these areas. so it contracted out to a string of companies, including these four. but victims‘ lawyers say this is developing into a carousel of blame. they are angry that both the public sector bodies and private contractors have given little public detail so far about what happened. the state palpably failed in its primary duty to protect its citizens. and as for the corporates, silence speaks a thousand wor

chelsea and westminster hospital said the medication has arrived and it has been administered at tworse this is the case of billy caldwell who suffers from severe epilepsy and his mother says it helps with his seizures. it seems that this has now been administered to him as a special licence, but it can only be administered by a specialist. this was after the intervention of the home secretary today. to return the medication, so that billy caldwell can be treated in chelsea and westminster hospital. sinn fein will debate changing the party's policy on abortion at its annual conference in belfast. the president, mary lou mcdonald, will also give her first leader's address since replacing gerry adams. our ireland correspondent emma vardy is at the conference in belfast. well, sinn fein, in fact, brought this party conference foward to allow the party to have this debate on abortion much sooner. in the past, sinn fein has only supported access to abortion in very limited circumstances but following the overwhelming referendum result in the republic of ireland to overturn the ban on abor

the worst was chelsea handler.utin is giving trump talking points and actions to take to undermine the very country he's from. we have a domestic enemy running our country, pissing on all allies, and shows fealty only to putin. this is not america. this is russia. i hope kim jong-un eats donald trump. we have the left calling the president of the united states a domestic enemy comparing him to a dictator and roots against peace. joy behar at the view putting the cherry on top speaking about our stricter southern border policy. >> people should not tolerate this. this is like germany. german--come on, people. jesse: america is now nazi germany. it doesn't get any worse than that. here to react, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor, mike huckabee. my contention is they have gone so far anti-trump they are off the cliff and they are anti-american. do you agree? >> absolutely i agree. when you start hoping that we get into a nuclear war just because it would embarrass donald trump. you have gone beyond bei

was they telling manager in the euros everybody knew that in the end of the euros he was going to chelsea everything. found it absolutely normal until you give us past two years on the country and when it was over he moved to chelsea and everything was was fine so i think it was just about about the process the way the ways things the way things happened but for me is the law protecting that place for another year or years is a clever guy is an experienced man not as a manager but you know as simple will you be able to have the same voice in the dressing room and and keep sort of the development of the team that the particular people he started with a evidence that i was you saw if you go back i think we different players different generations but spain today is the spain of lawyers are going is when they want to unify the first time and then come the basket and then a second generation of players and now will send generation of players and is basically the same football these basically the same process what they're doing in the use level where finally you have awards and look at their go

the chelsea man had just put the game. nigeria were going through.o could wait and break and pounds. the penalty appeals did not survive the video replays. argentina stated midterm infamy. messi had been marshaled and time was nearly up. no one thought of the centre back. marcus rojo of manchester united savior, heartbreaker. this manchester united savior, heartbrea ker. this could manchester united savior, heartbreaker. this could not be messi's last stand, but someone else had his back. a quick update from that match in saint petersburg, we sought diego moreira donna in 1986 world cup winner kicking every ball and living every emotion in the stands there. reports that he had taken ill soon after the final whistle and needed medical attention we will of course have an update on that when we get it. let's give the details of the match in group d. iceland still had a chance of getting into last 16 above argentina. we know that is not the case and they did not beat croatia anyway. less familiar for croatian face is already safe and made nine changes wh