thank you tim passmore, the conservative police and crime commissionerfor the conservative police anderfor suffolk. i'm the conservative police and crime commissioner for suffolk. i'm going to read your names again. deepti, and ian hamilton, a drugs and mental health research at the university of york. thank you for your insight. and if you want info or support with any addiction issues, help is available via the bbc actionline. go to bbc.co.uk/actionline , or call 0800 066 066 lines are open 24 hours a day, and all calls are free. still to come. we're having less sex than ever before — you're now in the minority if you have it once a week — so how much sex are you having? once a day, once a month, once a year and is it enough? get in touch and let us know. a huge survey out today suggesting 16 to 24—year—olds in particular are having less sex than they used to. tanya on twitter: "i think we talk about it too much and then panic that our appetite might be subnormal". do let me know your own personal experiences. i appreciate i ask some very personal questions and if you do not want to

politicians against the people, and i think millions of people would give up on both labour and the conservatives. policeand and wales are urged to rethink their policy of asking rape victims for access to messages and photographs on their phones. the illegal puppy trade exposed the treasury recovers more than £5 million in unpaid taxes, in an operation to tackle the black market trade. crowds gather in the royal quarter of the thai capital bangkok to watch their newly crowned king in a ceremonial procession. now on bbc news it's time for witness history. razia iqbal presents five extraordinary testimonies from the past, including a fashion industry pioneer from the days of the soviet union. hello, and welcome to witness, with me razia iqbal. i'm here at the british library to guide you through five extraordinary moments in recent history, told to us by the people who were there. we start with an individual who helped create a fashion industry in the soviet union. under communism, clothes and designs were regulated by the state. but slava zaitsev had the urge to break away and create new designs. he beca

politicians against the people, and i think millions of people would give up on both labour and conservatives. policed — the treasury recovers more than five million pounds in unpaid taxes, in an operation to tackle the black market trade. crowds gather in the royal quarter of the thai capital bangkok to watch their newly crowned king in a ceremonial procession.

politicians against the people, and i think millions of people would give up on both labour and conservatives. police forces in england and wales are urged to rethink their policy of asking rape victims for access to messages and photographs on their phones. the illegal puppy trade exposed — the treasury recovers more than five million pounds in unpaid taxes, in an operation to tackle the black market trade. crowds gather in the royal quarter of the thai capital bangkok to watch their newly crowned king in a ceremonial procession. and in half an hour, we'll be hearing five extraordinary testimonies from the past, including a fashion industry pioneer from the days of the soviet union. that's in witness history. the prime minister has urged the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, to ‘put their differences aside‘, and work together to find a way to break the brexit deadlock, telling him ‘let‘s do a deal‘. writing in the mail on sunday, theresa may said the british people are fed up with the failure of both parties for not finding a way to honour the result of the 2016 eu referendum. but the leader of the brex

on rich farmers and then broke obama subsidizing farmers, and then backing tariffs to the conservative -- police gary, remember when barack obama was in power, we never had over 3% in all the years who's in power. this president has moved to mov- >> nobody is arguing that, the most taxes president trump, but now he's raising taxes. >> i would interject one note, tax pulses, these are right, it's for the betterment of the economy of this country, there is a case being me, i would argue, activism is a good thing to say no, i know that tariffs are not the preferred way to go, in which we agree on that. i don't know how else it was a record happen, the truth is we have decades of waiting for the merck and president to do something. >> how do we go about it then? maybe in short-term pay, right now in the turf battle to basically make them change their behavior. >> but you got a problem. [laughter] that's a question, only you can answer question because therefore hundred 502000 you manufacture jobs in the united states with just this president taken over, a lot of steelworkers essay tariffs are part o

. >> concerns came up over who might be conserved police amping up referrals for involuntary holds or1.50s, even the fairness of forcing people to get treatment. >> we think the current legislation is taking this process out of the hands of medicine and into the hands of law enforcement and really is not based on evidence. >> we wait for them to get serious symptoms until they get into conflict with society and then we punish them for it. that's bizarre. >> reporter: mend lman says the bill is very targeted and would affect fewer than ten san francisans at the moment up to 50 if the state passes companion legislation. there are eight or more 51.50s in one year. it is possible the plan comes up before a full board next week. in san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 6:30 are there new battles coming in the trade war? the president's new warning to china and the ongoing battle over tariffs. >>> also her next role could be prisoner. the guilty plea for a hollywood actress tied to the college admissions scandal. back in a moment. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off

former cabinet minister and conservative party leadership hopeful esther mcvey is calling for a new "policeovena nt" and £3 billion a year to fight crime in a bid to help restore the conservatives' reputation as the party of law and order. that's according to the express. the guardian leads on us special counsel robert mueller‘s first public statement on the russia inquiry. earlier today, mr mueller said charging president trump with a crime in his investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election was not an option. the financial times reports that europe's markets watchdog has abandoned plans to prevent investors in the eu from trading some of the uk's biggest listed companies, including bp and vodafone, in the event of a hard brexit. that is a brief summary of what is going on. now let's hearfrom the guests. johnson in the dock, but not quite yet. no, notjust yet but a private prosecution which has been crowd funded has been found to have a case and is going to be going forward. thejudge a case and is going to be going forward. the judge actually has said that he may or may not b

conservative elections. shall we move onto your the guardian. police inquiry into np rape threat by the utep candidate.o the labour np and this was back in 2016 saying that i would not even rape you and added to the comments and a recent video saying that with enough pressure, i might cave. now there is to be a police inquiry into this. tell us a little bit more. ukip actually knew about this when they made him a candidate. they knew about the original 2016 tweet and he was criticised at the time, but it has emerged that he has compounded what he said and sang with enough pressure that he might cave and do that and this is a labour np who has fought very strongly for women's rights, and not really someone who will take something like this quietly. no one should have to acce pt quietly. no one should have to accept this and she has been brave enough to come out and say how it has made her feel the effects of all of this abuse is, sang it made her break down crying in the streets, some of this awful material that she is been receiving and we have this confirmation that the police are going be looking int

conservatives. a light aircraft is reported to have crash landed on a dual carriageway in south wales. police and abergavenny. it's unclear whether there have been any casualties. as america flexes its military might and renews sanctions against iran, iran's president issues a stark warning about difficult times ahead to his country. at least three gay rights campaigners have been detained at a march in the cuban capital, havana. it's after the island's annual gay pride event was cancelled without a clear explanation by the authorities. the state announced the usual march would not be held, citing "foreign interference". it prompted a number of activists to organise another march via social media, in direct conflict with the government. from havana, our cuba correspondent, will grant, reports. havana's gay pride is normally much bigger than this, an annual celebration of the island's gay and lesbian community, and their decades—long struggle to be recognised. but this was an improvised event, with word spread by social media, after the cuban government cancelled this year's march at the last

former conservative party leader iain duncan smith says the prime minister must say she will go ‘very soon" after the party suffers heavy losses in the english local elections. policeay the leak of information from the national security council about chinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the official secrets act, so isn't a criminal offence. cyclone fani causes destruction in india and bangladesh, bringing torrential rain and winds of up to 125mph. thailand's new king is crowned at bangkok's grand palace, marking his official accession to the throne. here, rail passengers face travel disruption this weekend, as bank holiday engineering work gets underway. and coming up at 3:30pm here on bbc news, click looks at the future of 56 technology and how it might benefit uk farms. good afternoon. the former tory leader iain duncan smith has said the prime minister must say she will resign "very soon" after the party suffered heavy losses in the english local elections. speaking to the radio station lbc, he referred to theresa may as a "caretaker pm". well, his intervention followed earlier calls from senior conservatives for unity after yesterday's disastrous showing at

those on the right saying the text approach to content policing stifles free speech and targets conservatives. our own christian kapton is covering this story. he's down there with this crowd. he's going to have more for us today at 4:00. but is saying that protesters and counter protesters are clashing verbally in civic center plaza. more coverage online and today at 4:00. >>> we're learning more information about a synagogue that was attacked. the rabbi who oversees the grants told the associated press the synagogue just didn't have enough time to start spending the money before the shooting. a gunman killed one person and hurt three others there. >>> the latest migrant caravan remains largely stalled in a southern mexican area as authorities there intensify their crack down. chris jenkins has the latest from tapachula mexico. >> reporter: the latest migrant caravan remaining largely stalled in northern mexico. officials seem to be cracking down on illegal immigrants. once the migrants get into mexico their movements are being increasingly limited with thousands being held in overcrowded go

september austria's 1st female chancellor replaces conservative sebastian courts who lost a confidence vote after the collapse of his coalition government. and police have detained the captain of a ship that collided with a sightseeing boat in budapest last night he is suspected of criminal negligence $33.00 south koreans were on board the tour boat when it sank in the danube river after the collision 7 people have been confirmed dead while 21 others are still missing. hope is fading that anyone else will be found alive survivors recounting what happened see help came too late and have asked why the cruise was allowed to go ahead in such bad weather police have opened a criminal investigation. sure here unfortunately we find 7 dead bodies their identification is in progress i see of the 7 day 2 of them have been fully identified 21 people are still missing you want to go to sure. it began as a night on the river for a group of south korean tourists and ended in tragedy their boat the mare made is clipped by the viking sicken a river cruise ship 5 times its length the mare made capsizes and then in a matter of seconds it sinks so korea's president c

williamson claims he's a victim of a ‘witch hunt‘ after police say they won't investigate a leak from the national security council about huawei. former conservativety leader, iain duncan smith, says the prime minister must go now or be forced out — after the party suffers heavy losses in the english local elections. cyclone fani causes destruction in india and bangladesh — bringing torrential rain and winds of up to 125 miles per hour. the women's fa cup final in under way at wembley — as manchester city take on west ham, with no goals scored yet. in half an hour on sportsday we'll bring you updates on the game, as well as the latest on celtic‘s win against aberdeen. former defence secretary gavin williamson has described an investigation into the national security council leak as a "shabby and discredited witch hunt" — and called for a "proper, full and impartial" assessment of the investigation. it comes after the met police said the leak, about the chinese tech giant huawei, did not amount to a criminal offence. mr williamson was sacked after the prime minister said she had evidence to suggest he was the source of the leak — which is something

conservatives in tech and media. they were shouting matches with counter protesters. police were standing by. there was no violence. >>> learning more about the former stanford student whose family paid millions of dollars to get her into the school. life with the new face in the college admissions scandal. >> reporte you have parents who have been criminally charged in the case and on the other you have students and their parents who haven't been charged yet but still facing the ever widening fallout from the admissions scandal. >> i am really looking forward to it. >> reporter: the video posted in the summer of 2017 before she entered her freshman year at stanford university. at the time the graduate was eager to attend college and extolling the virtues of hard work. >> you can always achieve the things you want to be if you try hard. >> reporter: he may have been more than hard work to help her get into stanford. admits to py $6.5 million to rick singer the alleged mastermind behind a wide-ranging college admissions scheme. >> is broken and we know it's broken and for that reason we have t

former conservative party leader, iain duncan smith, says the prime minister must go now or be forced out — after the party suffers heavy losses in the english local elections. policeay the leak of information from the national security council about chinese tech giant huawei isn't a criminal offence and won't launch an investigation. but former defence secretary gavin williamson claims he's a victim of a "witch hunt". health officials in gaza say three palestinians including a m—month—old baby have been killed in israeli air strikes. israel said it was targeting militant sites, after around 200 rockets were fired into southern israel, injuring two people. cyclone fani causes destruction in india and bangladesh, bringing torrential rain and winds of up to 125mph. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me holly hamilton and john watson. the headlines this evening. champions again — celtic claim their eighth consecutive scottish premiership title with a comfortable victory at pittodrie. nathan ake's late winner ensures tottenham will have to wait to secure their champions league qualification. and saracens ease past exeter whil

that is not classically conservative rhetoric or classically liberal. what they are trying to do is policence or aggression on their platforms, which is in their rights. it is something senators from both parties could get behind. farrakhanthat louis ofothers are representatives conservative speech is a little when if theyalf are also tracking in violent rhetoric. i think that is an important distinction to make their -- to make. emily: bloombergs kurt wagner and tim o'brien. google unveils its new smartphone at a seriously reduced price but there is a catch. we had to their i/o conference next. we are headed -- we are live streaming on twitter, and follow our breaking global news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is h

headlines today: more than 500 arrests as police target the drugs gangs exploiting society's most vulnerable people. the chancellor, philip hammond, warns conservative't pursue a no—deal brexit. good morning. thousands ofjobs at risk as union officials meet ministers over reports that british steel is on the brink of collapse. the three—time formula 1 world champion nikki lauda has died at the age of 70 — nine months after undergoing a lung transplant.

conservative rhetoric. it is not classically liberal rhetoric. they are trying to police aggression on their platforms, which is in their rights. i think it is something senators from both parties can get behind. milo arehis idea that representatives of conservative speech is a little bit cut by half if they are also trafficking violent rhetoric. i think that is an important decision to make. emily: this is not the last time we will talk about this. tim, kurt, thank you both. coming up, despite calls for change. the gender gap in silicon valley is wide open. we will highlight some of the women trying to close it. we will discuss, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ capsule spacex dragon has docked with the international space station. it arrived monday morning, carrying 5500 pounds of equipment and experiments. it will stay there for about a month and will return to earth, carrying samples. the world of silicon valley has created endless success stories, but from venture capitalists to startups, they have been mainly focused on men. as the industry comes the terms with its own gen

conservative legislators say they want. kerry sanders, nbc news, montgomery, alabama. >>> vallejo police find themselves under the microscopen the wake of yet another deadly officer-involved shooting earlier this year. to better understand what's causing the shootings our investigative unit dug deeper into the numbers and spent the last month following officers on the beat. senior investigator stephen stock takes us behind the scenes of shots fired. >> reporter: we crunched the numbers and discovered that vallejo police have the highest per capita rate of fatal shootings in northern california, the third highest in the entire state. we wanted to know why. so we spent time on patrol with officers as they interacted with residents there. we also talked to stakeholders from around the community, a community with a high violent crime rate. we discovered several issues including underpaid, inexperienced and overwhelmed police officers as well as a lack of diversity among the ranks compared with the diverse groups of people who live in vallejo. >> are there things you can do better? more diversity, more training. in order to redu

at what's happening with facebook you know that they could police these things if they wanted to because they are literally banning conservative people off of facebook in minutes i mean if people are now being banned in literally 3 minutes after posting something that facebook doesn't like and you have to understand they have artificial intelligence technology that's now working through this it's going through all the e-mails everything that's being done on the internet it's now going through these filters facebook has the whole thing too and so what's happening now they could walk that if they wanted to but they don't they want to block certain things and they don't want to block others so it's really a choice that's being made by facebook 23 minutes past 6 and already most good some good minutes and check out our website called if you haven't done so already it was a wealth of stories on their parents' front page russia complained to nasa rover a mysterious alcohol smell on board the. space 6 crew drug could visit in a way that was about a story about venezuela topping the bill also trump talking about putting those that ext

what's happening with facebook you know that they could police these things if they wanted to because they are they're literally banning conservative people off of facebook in minutes i mean if people are now being banned in literally 3 minutes after posting something that facebook doesn't like and you have to understand they have artificial intelligence technology that's now working through this it's going through all the e-mail to everything that's being done on the internet it's now going through these ai filters facebook has the whole thing too and so what's happening now they could block that if they wanted to but they don't they want to block certain things and they don't want to block others so it's really a choice that's being made by facebook. the u.s. president has claimed in an interview with politico magazine that north korea's recent missile launches don't amount to a breach of trust because their only short range project sells that was despite previously criticizing pyongyang for the tests and casting doubts on the kingdoms willingness to continue to engage in diplomacy the relationship continues but we'll see what ha

what's happening with facebook you know that they could police these things if they wanted to because they are they are literally banning conservative people off of facebook in minutes i mean is people are now being banned in literally 3 minutes after posting something that facebook doesn't like and you have to understand they have artificial intelligence technology that's now working through this it's going through all the e-mails everything that's being done on the internet it's now going through these filters facebook have the whole thing too and so what's happening now they could block that if they wanted to but they don't they want to block certain things that many don't want to block other things so it's really a choice that's being made by facebook. ok some pretty extraordinary images next several lawmakers have been injured and one hospitalized after hong kong's legislative assembly descended into chaos the brawl was triggered by a meeting on plan changes to the island's extradition policy. god god god god i. proposed a new law busy was announced earlier this year by the regions pro beijing leader that was after a case invol

former conservative party leader iain duncan smith says the prime minister must say she will go ‘very soon" after the party suffers heavy losses in the english local elections. policechinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the official secrets act, so isn't a criminal offence. cyclone fani causes destruction in india and bangladesh, bringing torrential rain and winds of up to 125mph. thailand's new king is crowned at bangkok's grand palace, marking his official accession to the throne. here, rail passengers face travel disruption this weekend, as bank holiday engineering work gets underway.

former conservative party leader iain duncan smith says the prime minister must say she will go "very soon" after the party suffered heavy losses in the english local elections. policeout chinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the official secrets act and so isn't a criminal offence. cyclone fani causes destruction in india and bangladesh, bringing torrential rain and winds of up to 125mph. thailand's new king is crowned at bangkok's grand palace, marking his official accession to the throne. here, rail passengers face disruption to theirjourneys this

the conservative party, even scottish conservatives i got today, so we are much further along perhaps understood, but at the same time, it's great if the chief of policecounterterror operation could be in any way stop because of the definition is wholly problematic and it's not even true, what really is a case is islamophobia is that if i counterterror and was targeting muslims for their muslim identity rather than for example security reasons, but they are being discriminated against because they are muslim, then the definition cove rs are muslim, then the definition covers it otherwise it wouldn't and i think it's relatively fair there is no difference between most people on that issue. do you accept that point that the opposition on the grounds of interfamily policing is confusing the point that's not going to happen? i would not be so sure because the people who want to adopt this definition don't want to start withjust a start this definition don't want to start with just a start with adopting a definition they will want to go on a change the law quite soon we will see people wanting to make islamophobia by definition is legal, and at the moment

conservative party lawmakers to choose a new prime minister. the opposition party leader is calling for a new general election. >>> police are on the hunt for this man suspected of bombing a crowded street. there is a look at the aftermath. a blast rocked a pedestrian street in the center of the city. you can see the area cordoned off by armed guards. police say at least 13 people were injured there. president macron characterized the incident as an attack in an interview. >>> the man who kidnapped a wisconsin teen and killed her parents will stay locked up for life. >> he is not sorry for kidnapping jamie and murdering her parents. he is sorry that he got caught. >> the emotional statements before the judge handed down his sentence. >> homeowners blind sided when pg & e suddenly cuts down their trees. not even the city saw this one coming. >> a live look right now from chopper 5. look at all the people, tens of thousands packing napa valley for bottlerock. what to know about you are going to the festival or if you are trying to avoid it. >>> jake patterson will spend the rest of his life in prison. he admitted to kidnapping jayme closs. he held

police and was not arrested.>>> sky fox was flying overhead to show how many people were actually at this class, several conservatives were holding a rally there and a gathering of left-leaning demonstrates. we talked with both sides. >> reporter: there saying their ideas are being stifled on social media so they took their message right to the heart of san francisco and as you saw they are being met with plenty of counter protesters. the verbal clashes again as the event was officially kicking off. conservative protesters verbally sparring with anti- fascist demonstrators. >> reporter: tom canaday from san francisco organized the rally on the steps of san francisco city hall.>> the name of the event is demand free speech and our concern is political bias on the social media platforms.>> reporter: or not it is pointed to prominent conservative voices. dylan wheeler suspect social media platforms are actively working to stifle his conservative message after watching his numbers stagnate. >> twitter i gained 20,000 and 30,000 since the moment i started and for the last four months i have not gained one single follower

. >> conservatives under attack on college campuses this time over abortion payment : camera. watch this. >> policeeep] >> this all went down at the university of north carolina, the woman in video claims she was triggered into a rage by the pro-life group. diamond and silk. would happen if someone sucker punched you? >> it wouldn't be good for them. don't ever mistake and do that to diamond and silk. >> you can be triggered but you don't have the right for that. the reality is, most liberals want triggered by that. the reality is, this is what's happening in our country. when i say a time for us to evolve, time for us to look at this, time for us to stop advocating for women to murder babies, we can't do that anymore. >> why is she so upset about stuff she supports? she supports what on the future. why is she upset? don't put their hands in the wrong person wrong person will knock you out. >> has diamond ever put an end on silk or vice a versa? >> no, we don't fight. we learn how to agree to disagree. >> so civilized. james comey, all over cnn. ratings dropped like a rock. they had him on anyway.

conservatives. a light aircraft is reported to have crash landed on a dual carriageway in south wales. police have closed the aao dual carriageway between raglan and abergavenny. as america flexes its military might and renews sanctions against iran its president issues a stark warning about difficult times ahead to his country. will manchester city or liverpool be crowned premier league winners? both their matches kick off in half—an—hour as the title race goes right down to the wire. will keep you up—to—date from the latest with those two matches. i am back at 3pm. now on bbc news, it's this week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, your indispensable guide to the world of westminster and beyond, with all the dull stuff surgically removed. theresa may's still here — and her mps aren't happy. isn't it time to step aside and let someone new lead our party, our country, and the negotiations? but the prime minister says she's not the problem. if it were an issue about me and how i vote, we would already have left the european union. and you're not imagining it, it really

we collected the costs across these departments, and conservatively we estimate the cost in 17/18, was $12,159,713. that is basically were policeicers are on their normal beats or responding to calls for service. and it does not include long-term incarceration costs. and we did not include all of the behavioral costs and drug costs. public safety is a leading concern among san francisco residents. the controller's office conducted a survey in 2017, and public safety was the fifth most commonly mentioned concern. we looked at the results of that survey, and noted that the concerns were particularly high in district 6, which includes the tenderloin, soma, and mid-market areas, and it is also home to some of the highest levels of open-air drug dealing. regarding narcotic sales arrests, we found that 883 individuals were booked or cited by narcotic sales by the san francisco police department in 2017-18. and of those arrests, we found that 68% were in district 6, and that's defined by the tenderloin police district and the southern police district, which is very closely aligned with district 6. 56% of were made by the tenderloin an

conservative, the chances of overturning roe v. wade become increasingly possible. >> bret: thank you. police and firemen working to pull a helicopter from the hudson river this evening after it crashed just short of the heliport to this afternoon. the pilot was the only person on board, no one was seriously hurt. the faa chief promises to put safety first and determining when to allow the grounded fleet of the jetliners to begin flying again. daniel elwell and the chairman want to be a house panel investigating the troubled airline and how a past regulatory safety checks. the jets were grounded in early march after a second deadly crash involving the airliner. southwest ceo said today he is still hopeful the ground of jets will return to service the summer. the state department officials are ordering personnel out of out of iraq immediately has tensions with neighboring iran intensified. officials say there was an imminent threat to u.s. personnel in iraq, they won't say what that threat is. both sides are pointing to history to argue their point. state department correspondent rich edson ha

trying to pick up support from the center and from more conservative democrats as well as some republicans for re-election. the fact is, 100,000 more police. that was widely supported in urban communities. joe crowley you can talk to that from a new yorker standpoint. people are heralding the assault weapons ban after some horrendous mass killings out in california in her state. there was a lot to like about that crime bill as well as the incarcerate rate went way up and now the sentencing provisions were too harsh among many people. it came up in 1996 and hillary clinton got herself in a jam speaking about the super predators about those teenage gangs. >> it was envogue during the time. i was in the state legislature. i remember well. state legislatures were passing two strikes and you're in legislation. three felonies and you're in for life. it wasn't just here in washington. it was all over the country it was happening. i do think it's important to note here that there were other aspects of the bill that were positive. >> community policing. >> it's also important to note that donald trump fueled the fire of those flames of that fire b