danny campbell, on behalf of san francisco building trades council public policy committee. and i'm here today to -- i've submitted a letter here and it was submitted yesterday to the commission president and the city attorne attorney and the bf supervisors. in regards to the projects in the pipeline that want to utilize streamlining and a.d.73 streamlining processes. we're excited to see projects that want to utilize these streamlining processes that we, the san francisco building trades council passed. but the planning department so far has not addressed enforcement around the skilled d and provisions around these streamlining laws. in particular, specifically the calls for a skilled and trained workforce that developers are required to higher to ensure that building and construction work is performed by state-approved apprenticeship programs. as the letter states the factory built modular housing is ineligible for provisions of sb35, and 8900 and 8073. and the reason is simple it fails to meet the workforce development and the economic benefit goals that are at the heart

campbell, bbc news. the bbc presenter danny baker has been fired from his radio five live show, after being accused of mockingge of the duchess of sussex by tweeting about the new royal baby using a photograph of a baby chimpanzee. he captioned the image — which showed a couple holding hands with the chimp — "royal baby leaves hospital". he deleted the image and apologised for what he called a "stupid unthinking gag". but the bbc said it was a serious error ofjudgement. jon donnison reports. where are you from? danny baker done in —— michael danny baker under siege at his home. hejust in —— michael danny baker under siege at his home. he just got the call from the bbc telling him he had been fired over his offensive tweet. bbc, he meant... it seems the conversation with his bbc bosses ended badly. (bleep). by mutual agreement, terminated. and this is the tweet in question. it shows a vintage photo of a wealthy looking couple. we have decided not to show the image in full but they are holding hands with a baby chimpanzee wearing a jacket and a bowler hat. the caption... the writer and broadcaster said not only

danny lee. he is bidding to become the first new zealander to win a major sent michael campbell 14 years ago.e has surged into second place on his way to a six under par round. that despite two bogus that kept him off the top of the leaderboard. that was one of the best rounds i have played probably as a professional. this golf course is brutal. if you're not going to drive it, it impedes the rest of the game. there isa impedes the rest of the game. there is a fine line between five or six over and a couple under. it is a fun golf course to plain, that's for sure. that — to play in. now to tennis where nick kyrgios has been fined $60,000 and lost all his ranking points from the italian 0pen. he was given a game penalty, reportedly for swearing, and trailed norway's casper ruud 2—1 in the final set of their second round match, then throwing a chair on to the court and walking away from the contest before the umpire could disqualify him. the bbc‘s tennis correspondent russell fuller has more. not for the first time in his career nick kyrgios overstepped the mark. he was plain casper ruud. the c

danny shaw, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... alastair campbell over whether to leave the eu with or without a deal — she says she still wants an orderly exit. the inquest into the london bridge attacks has heard how the ring leader became radicalised. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. let's get more now on the pressure that's mounting on the labour leaderjeremy corbyn to come out in favour of a second referendum. earlier, one of his biggest backers, the unite leader len mccluskey, said a second vote wouldn't solve anything. the party today also expelled one of the architects of new labour — former communications chief alastair campbell, who admitted to voting for the liberal democrats last week. i'm joined by the former labour adviserjohn mcternan and the journalist and labour supporter michael segalov. michael, do you support this expulsion of alastair campbell? yes, i don't think it was the best idea for him to go o