the daily star leads on today's judgement that former police commander david duckenfield will stand trialf liverpool fans at hillsborough. the daily mirror reports on what it calls ‘britain‘s worst care homes', as the regulator criticises the standard of care in some homes — the newspaper also says thank you to eric — the footballer who inspired his grandson harry kane to follow his footsteps. those are the front pages, let's take a look at some of those stories in more detail. i think we'll start with the financial times. we all take aside, brexit. lots of words being bandied about in press conferences this morning and here we are with the ft claiming david davis is spending four hours with michel barnier in just six months so are we taking this seriously? what do we take from this, yet another summit ends and yet again nothing seems to have changed very much. no, injust yet again nothing seems to have changed very much. no, in just four hours with david davis in 2018 would explain why they gave short shrift to our latest stock take overnight, less tha n to our latest stock take overnigh

the daily star on sunday. yeah, this is about but that we find a copy.l be drunk during the month—long sporting bonanza. i think i'm doing about 50 million of them, doing my share. the world cup has kicked off, today was great, four games of football. if lionel messi is watching, missing that penalty... what happened? he missed a penalty against icelander and cost me and my mates a bit of money on gambling. did icelander win? 1-1. you are all over this, aren't you? parul lost. and i tell you this, aberdeen in scotland, they are supporting aberdeen because they have a player who is icelandic and is there anyone in the world cup. penny, thank you. our world cup correspondent. thank you for the papers. the film review is up next. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we have ocean's 8, stanley a man of variety, a passion project of timothy spall, and rupert everett‘s the happy prince which is an oad to the last days of oscar wilde. ocean's 8, is i

it is not the sun or the daily star. great to see you both, thanks for coming in.tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, kate andrews and john rentoul. and to you for watching. while some spots today, the cloud held on in the southwest and cooler compared to yesterday as a result. satellite picture from today shows that for many of us, even when we had cloud at the start of the afternoon, the sun came out and temperatures are little bit after a cooler start. high pressure is giving us lots of settled weather at the moment but we have got low pressure to the south. it did give some showers into the channel islands today and could at times again during the day tomorrow. this is how we are shooting up through the night. a lot of clear weather to begin with. cloud increasing across issue areas, some on the islands far southwest and northern ireland. western pa

the daily star leads on today's judgement that former police commander, david duckenfield, will standal over charges relating to the deaths of liverpool fans at hillsborough. the daily mirror reports on what it calls "britain's worst care homes," as the regulator criticises the standard of care in some homes. the newspaper also says thank you to eric, the footballer who inspired his grandson, harry kane, to follow his footsteps. those are the front pages. let's take a look at some of those stories in more detail. c02, what have we learned about it this evening, class? we looked it up on wikipedia. this isjournalism. if in doubt, wiki it. dry ice is solid carbon dioxide. cardo's can't deliver as many frozen goods as they used to. it is used for carbonate in fizzy drinks as the mail has noticed. —— carbonating. fizzy drinks as the mail has noticed. -- carbonating. and it is used heavily in the making of crumpets! i forgot about your love of crumpets! it is breaking news. a p pa re ntly of crumpets! it is breaking news. apparently it has something to do with the preservation, the packagi

"mtp daily" star now. for once i'm on time. hi, chuck. >> hi. tell mr. swan put the lot in the et. pution in the basket. >> no. we were playing silence of the lambs. i would play it for you but then it would be late. it puts lotion on its body or it gets the hose. >> just put it in the basket. if it's wednesday, ain't no party like a donald trump party. >> tonight, trumping the gop. is the president taking ultimate corol over his party? >> it's becoming a cultish thing, isn't it? >>> plus, is the president's fixer in a fix? while michael cohen is uncoupling with his current counsel. >>and late with immigration votes now set for next week, is the republican rebellion over daca really over? >> we are not abandoning the discharge petition. >>> this is "mtp daily," and it stigarts rht now. ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in chicago. welcomily." we are going to tell you what's really going on with the president's lawyer, michael cohen. is he flipping? is he not flipping? what's the deal with splitting with his lawyers? what's it all mean for the president? this is a story that's

"mtp daily" star now. for once i'm on time. hi, chuck. >> hi. tell mr. swan put the lot in the et. the basket. >> no. we were playing silence of the lambs. i would play it for you but then it would be late. it puts lotion on its body or it gets the hose. >> just put it in the basket. if it's wednesday, ain't no party like a donald trump party. >> tonight, trumping the gop. is the president taking ultimate corol over his party? >> it's becoming a cultish thing, isn't it? >>> plus, is the president's fixer in a fix? while michael cohen is uncoupling with his current counsel. >>and late with immigration votes now set for next week, is the republican

daily show"! thank you for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! my guest tonight is a genuine rock star.know him from linkin park, mike shinoda is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) we're going to be talking about his powerful new solo album "post-traumatic," you want to stay tuned. catching up on today's headlines. remember that photo of president trump at the g7 summit from a few weeks ago where it looked like all the other world leaders were fighting with trump because he refused to take a bath? yeah? turns out there's a pretty sweet story behind it. >> chancellor merkel of germany and prime minister truedo of canada wand to press defense directly to sign the communique and trump was sitting there with his arms crossed clearly not liking the fact he felt like they were gabbing up on him. said, okay, he'll sign it. he stood up, put his hand in his pocket, took out two star bursts, threw them on the table and said to angela merkel, here, angela, don't say i never gave you anything. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i cannot believe that donald trump would have two uneaten star bursts in his

that star, though, with the daily telegraph. firstly, that heathrow expansion to this brexit, mps told. he was asking this? chris grayling. he has written an article for the daily telegraph saying coming of prevarication, it is time to make a decision and he is calling for his party to give the green light to it in the house of commons of the votes tomorrow evening. i mean, it... the big question is how he can, with a straight face, go to his mps and say, you've got to give us his mps and say, you've got to give us all votes when the foreign secretary is going to be a war. no one knows where he's going to be. —— he is going to be awol. it is a big problem for the conservatives. there are some very strongly held views one where the other. it seemed like theresa may will have some kind of victory where it seems like she has got the unifi cabinet and then something else comes up, statement is made. but i want to focus here on this interesting sort of change, so la st this interesting sort of change, so last week we were hearing our

star prices. h-o-t-w-i-r-e hotwire.com ♪ studied. tested. ♪ proven. for the world's best athletes, nothing beats gatorade. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily guest tonight is an actor who stars in the netflix series marvel's "luke cage." >> if you ever say claire temple's name allowe aloud agail kill you. i'll go to jail with a smile open my face. no bullet can kill me. no jail can hold me. you hear me? nothing can stop me from getting to you. ( laughter ) >> trevor: please welcome mike colter! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome. >> thank you. >> trevor: i am so excited to see season 2 of "luke cage." i remember when "luke cage" first came out on netflix, it broke netflix. >> it did. we broke netflix, we broke the internet, we did it all. >> you missed out on the conversations, though, because you weren't online at the time. >> i wasn't on social media. i was sort of in the dark. it's a new day for me. i'm in social media. i get to see all the stuff you guys are sending, all the animal things. >> trevor: isn't wonderful to tap into the stream of hatred anytime? >> it's so yummy. >> trevor: that's what i love about it. every day i g

>> in an interview published tonight by "the daily beast," adult film star alana evans says she spokenie clifford, aka stormy daniels. "she tells me, 'all i'm going to say is i ended with donald in his hotel room. picture him chasing me around his hotel room in his tighty whities.'" >> seth: no! [ laughter ] i don't want to picture that! but seriously, while it's a terrifying thought to picture trump chasing you in his tighty whities, the only way he'd ever catch you is if you broke both ankles. [ laughter ] "oh, no!" "come here!" "wait, are you chasing me?" "i'm going to get you." [ laughter ] "i have to be honest, you're moving so slowly i can't tell if you're even getting closer." [ laughter ] okay, now that was all from the first steele dossier, but the "new yorker" reported this week that steele actually wrote a second dossier about the trump transition team's communications with russia after the election, specifically about an alleged attempt by the kremlin to block one of trump's possible picks for secretary of state. >> steele wrote another memo back in november 2016, in which

the reality star told cnn she se made daily calls to the white house for seven months after reaching out to ivanka trump and jared kushner. she said the president called her himself to tell her that johnson was being released. >> so you're sitting there, the phone rings and it says donald >> no, it says unknown and it was a secretary on the line that said she had the president on the phone, and i knew it had to be some news, hopefully, you know, i was always really hopeful. >> and what did he say? >> he said that he's really investigated this case and spoke to her warden, spoke to just everyone, and everyone had a unanimous -- from the people that he reached out to -- unanimous feeling of alice that she will live a great life. >> kardashian west says she got involved in johnson's case after learning about it on twitter. she acknowledged that many others had fought for johnson's freedom years before she got involved. >>> facebook has revealed a bug that may have caused millions of users to accidentally share private posts making them public. the company says for a period of four days

. >> host: did your date star everyday at dhs with a threat assessment? >> guest: it started with the president's daily brief. the president gets a daily brief prepared overnight were all the various threats around the world are analyzed and put into one binder. then there are a dozen or 16 people around washington, d.c. who get the daily brief along with a briefer from the cia. i would arrive at the office early, seven or 730. the first item was the daily brief. >> guest: i believe the measure taken after 9/11 will protect americans from that horrible day ever happening again in that way. making sure that the cockpit his arm. the notion of weapon icing aircraft and having such a large scale lot i think i believe would be interrupted. in part because we have a department of homeland security. >> host: your title of the book, how safe are we, how safe are we? >> i think were safer than 9/11. i think there are new risks constantly evolving out we are not effectively doing with that said country i would say the risk of cyber security, the frequency and number of attacks. the fact that our democracy, we ne

daily show. my guest tonight say rapper and an aker who stars in oceans eight. >> we're following the queen and we'rehoice. >> where she at? all right. one is mine. there are no hard feelings. >> you know what i mean? come back any time. >> i thought so. >> please welcome awkwafina. (applause) (applause) >> what's up? >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> hey. >> trevor: and con grated laitionzs, first and fore most. i mean i saw you blow up from a few videos you had online am you had some great rap song you put online, it blew up and now are you in oceans eight, one of the most anticipated movies, has it sunk in. >> no, not at all, yeah. and i'm in constant disbelief. >> trevor: i feel like you deserve it though. are you really funny. are you great with your music. as an actor, you also have been killing it as well. this was one of those roles wh feel like were you perfect for it and i got to watch the movie. and what i was most impressed by was you were just your character. you are just kosh tenant. >> pie grandma says you're not even acting, you're just being yourself, like thanks, grand marks yeah.

know our first guest tonight from his work in "the hangover" films as well as "the daily show" and "the offi." he stars"tag" which is in theaters tomorrow. let's take a look. >> he got me. i'm down. this is on you now. come here. let me tag you. come on. all right. i can see him. he's at 3:00. 50 yards out. >> 3:00. >> 3:00. got it. [ whispering ] >> that 3:00. >> you didn't say it was time zone man. >> it's not time zone. >> why didn't you just point the first time? >> seth: please welcome back to the show ed helms everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you >> oh, i'm great. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tt's wonderful to hear. >> what a lovely crowd. >> seth: it's a good crowd. they're very excited you're here.a this iue story. well not -- it's inspired by a true story. i don't know if these guys were actually - >> word for word. >> seth: word for word? [ light laughter ] >> this is actually a documentary. >> seth: this is a documentary. >> we -- >> seth: but these a friends, a group of friends who have been playing a real game of tag for 30 yt'rs. >> yeah,

daily show." my guest tonight is a two-time emmy award winning actor, director and producer who stars in the netflixes "seven seconds." >> my son lay in the cold, in the snow, in pain for hours, and no one came for him except the dog. he may never walk again. he may never wake up again. and you're telling me the person that did this will get three to five years? that man deserves to die for what he did to my son! >> trevor: please welcome regina king. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: so good to have you. >> it's so good to be back! >> this is -- wow, can i tell you, "seven seconds" is one of those shows that you -- you know, like, netflix will catch you sometimes because you just watch a show and then it goes recommend, recommend. i saw "seven seconds" and your face and i started watching the show and i was not ready for how intense and amazing the show is. >> yeah, it's pretty intense. >> trevor: it really is. if you give us the light breakdown of what the story is and where it goes. >> yes. it is about a family who their son has been hit by a police officer, a drive-by, if you will. >> trevor:

star prices. h-o-t-w-i-r-e hotwire.com >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show.s, lewis black catches it with a segment we call back in black. >> it's june which means the end of another school shooting season. and while congress is working hard to pass gun control, schools have had to resort to extreme measures to keep kids safe. >> there is a school in indiana that has been call t safest in a, complete wte of the art technology to keep intruders and shooters out. >> security breech. >> at southwestern high school >> i see you running past this red line what is that. >> it a security measure and that is in place because if we stand behind this r line, if there is a shooter at the door they cannot see the children. >> thes have to crouch behind a line on the floor and hide behind their text books. wh in school the only thing i had to hide was my boner. use that was because ms. malloy drew a number eight that looked likebs. anyway, since this school knows guns aren't going away any time soon we have to go above and beyond to protect their students. >> the new secr

members that went for united and she sat down and she had an if star dinner with them and was talking to local residents starting as a end of the daily fast if you're observing ramadan as a muslim and i'm just looking at her sitting on the floor she's not looking entirely comfortable but you had a conversation with the british prime minister what did you talk to her about this week i did. which was four days ago. i decided to produce my excel and i said i was for our. very good to see all because it is like you know we live in. is socially degraded area. nobody was. but nobody could. when i so have to. take you've got to work you have to shift your. i think because it begins or could a new addition between the god of the pope and the reach. of the very. happy if you guys power. everybody in our. education. religion segregation color segregation. because you're a swell. she was she was what i said. thank you very much so i hope. not. i don't think the president. the. members are the members of the local community and this is my money we're going to talk about that in just a moment i know that you want to go to memorial the reason why

you just want to buy candy for your child sometimes you want to celebrate if star did during the muslim after muslim class daily and so it helps you to feel normal and through this normality you actually gain dignity because you gain some months of the life you had before and you also have a glimpse of the life of the two in vision for yourself but you're building it in the camp or you're supposed to be transience to realize i can hope through the seventy research you think of to places like refugee camps like i should happen and we think i mean paul leaf but there's something about the way that you can do students one which we. connects you with a community that has a picture here of you at a wedding tell us a little bit more about that oh yes this reading was essentially. this is the poor assertion so i'm starting with the bride and the groom and it was this wonderful day in which of course there was a little bickering between the bride's mother and the groom's when you say of course. because it's a wedding it's a wedding and you know like emotions are fraud this two families coming together oh you know human

daily." "the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >> our top star tonight is donald trump's unending humanitarianhaned from this executive order rushed out under pressure. our nation continues to bear witness to what happens when cruelty is deployed as policy. that's how these kids were separated. and then what happens when the chief executive office is rife with what can only be called incompetence. the order the president issued yesterday shows how deeply the president and his aides did not understand how

daily." "the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >> our top star tonight is donald trump's unending humanitarians, over 2,000 children orphaned from this executive order rushed out under pressure. our nation continues to bear witness to what happens when cruelty is deployed as policy. that's how these kids were separated. and then what happens when the chief executive office is rife with what can only be called incompetence. the order the president issued yesterday shows how deeply the president and his aides did not understand how border enforcement works. now tonight, donald trump and congressional republicans have very few answers about how to fix these problems that are still the top story in the country that donald trump created. now, most of these recently separated children do remain alone, but we are starting to get stories of some of the exceptions. sources telling the intercept that this video shows what may very well be the first mother and child reunited. this is in texas, and since the trump administration started splitting up families in may. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ ♪ >> th

customer data with traffic trolled daily as evidence for the alleged collaboration the report presents classified n.s.a. documents public records and even interviews with the stars. now another intercept report about the alleged collaboration was released in twenty sixteen this concern the titan point building skyscraper with heavily restricted access that is able to withstand an atomic blast it's an eighteen c. facility that was reportedly used as one of the main centers of the n.s.a. surveillance program former n.s.a. technical director now whistleblower william binney things that such spying does in fact violate the law. the agency can neither confirm nor deny its role in alleged classified intelligence activities what eight hundred he called peering sites the eight eight period sites inside the united states at eight hundred eighty s. those are clearing sites or the sites where they have them all the networks come together and they they put together you know protocol between one another so they can transfer data between each network and the real issue is the other eighty some tapping points that they didn't talk about then those are the ones that are actuall

folks, my first guest tonight has starred in the"hangover" movies, "the office," and something called "the dailyarting friday, you can see him in "tag." >> what i like about freedom atlantic is we're not like other insurance companies. we're big, but small. we are, uh, global. >> yet local. >> that's exactly right. sorry, one second. hey, could you maybe come back at another time? we're just right in the middle of something. sir? >> i'm afraid not, bob!>> hoagig here? >> how did you get past security? >> i didn't. i work here. >> you got a job at my company so you could try to tag me? >> come on, bob. it's over. >> you don't think i can escape from my own conference room? >> where are you going to go? >> well, guess what? watch now. this is happening! >> stephen: please welcome, ed helms! ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> wow. >> stephen: hey. >> howdie. >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> always great to see you. >>aise said in the intro you used to work for can the the daily show." but you know, "the office" did you watch add "the office" as long as can the the daily show" o

you just want to buy candy for your child sometimes you want to celebrate if star did during the muslim after muslim cross daily and so it helps you to feel normal and through this normality you actually gain dignity because you gained some months of the life you had before and you also have a glimpse of the life that you envision for yourself but you're building it in the can for you're supposed to be transience to realize i can hold through that so many such as he comes to places like refugee camps like i should have been a week they buy him a whole leaf but there's something about the way that you can the students flat which we. he connects you with a community that has a picture here of you at a wedding tell us a little bit more about that oh yes this wedding was essentially this is the photo session so i'm standing with the bride and the groom and it was this wonderful day in which of course there was a little bickering between the bride's mother and the groom well you say of course . because obviously with the wedding it's it's a wedding you know like emotions of rod the two families coming together resul

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daily basis. then i met you star. i was scared and anxious what might happen.use of the dog. a new documentary following our veterans that come home from the battlefield, fighting for you and your family and freedom. getting back into the normal life routine with help of rescue service dogs, with a program called k-9s for warriors. the founder, sherry duval and the producer of new film, nick man ton. three graduates of the k-9 program and service dogs featured in the film. you might remember adam who is standing next to janice. he was on the other day. introduced us to his dog molly. told us about sherry on the very end who started this wonderful organization down in florida, is that right, sherry? how do you start the organization? >> it started eight years ago. my son was a independent contractor in iraq and he had two tours. he came home very badly broken and, just in an effort to help my own son, and being that he was a k-9 handler, i felt that service dogs would be of benefit and little did we know that eight years later we have over 420 now that we've sav

daily heartache. i really miss him but i just had to live with it that's how i see. more than eleven thousand kilometers from home the life of an international football star is not all glamour and glory the iranians are adapting as best they can with a little help from times past. the pace of each trick. so you like his past want him to have proven frontman national hero and one time war refugee they doubt if the savage the buddhist leaders veteran bosnian go grab a piece of it still put it. over one hundred top flight goals impressive in itself and given his own childhood story little short of a mine a football miracle. as was or does not matter i was there every day one of us cut it all it all of us or whatever reason and with a lot of luck that didn't happen if you do it's this bus you're young get out and just leave the iconic piece of each almost twenty years separate these images as a boy he traveled from his hometown decimeter to tuzla with bosnia and herzegovina wracked by yugoslavian civil war. he felt i was even more well and i was seven when it all really right and about thoughts just a child but i can still remember everything very clearly. would get on

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my parents worked at a five-star resort in the poconos and my dad a a chef and because of abuse and neglect, he didn't feed his own kids but hundreds of people dailywhat you are doing now. >> that is what drives me. if i can make a difference in one child's life a day, i feel that my work is done. >> this is it. this is feeding america. it feels like you are doing something worthwhile. >> so we're going to dig potatoes and this is what a potato plant looks like. >> this is it. >> people forget food comes from the ground sometimes. >> it's amazing. >> he is my commanding officer today at this farm in san antonio. >> we have this basket full of stuff that we harvested this morning. >> pretty good looking p produc >> fantastic. >> the food we are pacing out is food that might have otherwise gone to waste. >> when i get those food bags, they are really heavy and that heaviness is love. >> it is hard to hear about these kids. you can't believe that kid is hungry and they are taking food home for their family. it is a lot of responsibility and you know, it's like we can do better. >> it's the reason i wanted to tell the story of feeding america. the org

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star resort in the poconos. my dad was a chef, but yet his kids were hungry because of abuse and neglect. he didn't feed us, but he fed hundreds of other people dailys own kids. >> how much of what you went through at that time is part of what you're doing now. >> that is what drives me. if i can make a difference in one child's life a day i feel that my work is done. >> this is it. this is feeding america. it feels like you're actually doing something worthwhile. >> so we're going to dig some potatoes. >> okay. >> this is what a potato plant looks like. >> this is it. >> this is it right here. >> i sometimes forget food comes from the ground. >> we've got this basket here full of stuff we harvested this morning. >> that's all pretty good-looking produce. >> it's fantastic. >> the one thing i hope you remember, if we simply stop wasting food we could absolutely feed america. remember those kids? the food we're passing out that will feed them and their families is food that would have otherwise gone to waste. >> when i get those food bags, i -- they're really heavy. and that heaviness is love. >> it's hard to hear about these kids. you can't believe

daily routine is. maybe he wakes up at noon. we really don't know. staying at the five start result -- five star resort at the hotel.ather he's not used to. stephen engle in singapore, thank you very much. let's get the first word news now with haidi lun. the trump administration is stepping up its attack on canada, saying justin trudeau is "headed for hell" for crossing president trump. a deal could have been agreed by now if canada spent last time -- less time lobbying congress. trump said a series of tweets attacking trudeau. >> there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that diplomacy bad face with donald j. trump and then tries to staff him and the back on the way out the door. and that's what bad faith justin trudeau did with that stunned press conference. -- stunt press conference. china reaffirmed its claim to be a free trade leader. speaking at the shanghai cooperation organization, his message was in contrast to the disarray at the g7 summit in quebec. he said the rules must make in the rules of the wto's to support international trade and a global open economy. italy confirmed it has no intent

star resort in the poko nose, my dad was a chef. yet his kids were hungry. he didn't feed us, but he fed hundreds of other people dailyuch of what you went through at that time is part of what you're doing now? >> that is what drives me. if i can make a difference in one child's life a day, i feel that my work is done. >> this is it. this is feeding america. this feels like you're actually doing something worthwhile. >> we're going to dig some potatoes. this is what a potato plant looks like. people forget food comes from the ground sometimes. >> former green beret patrick is my leader today. >> we have this basket of stuff here full of stuff we harvested this morning. >> all pretty good looking produce. >> fantastic. >> the one thing i hope you will remember, if we simply stopped wasting food, we could absolutely feed america. remember those kids? the food we're passing out, and we'll feed them and their families and food that might have otherwise gone to waste. >> when i get those food bags, they're really heavy, and that heaviness is love. >> it's hard to hear about these kids, you can't believe that a kid would be