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tony blair, david cameron both had their defeats and their problems many prime ministers end up gettingkey issues. tony blair, david cameron both had their defeats and their problems with the lords. we have already seen a number of times when threats of reform have come because of that kind of behaviour, the last was the strathclyde review which looked into the lords as a statutory instrument, secondary legislation. but whether it will really lead to the kind of fundamental reform is a much trickier question. it depends on many other things. it would take a much greater political will from both parties to want to get lords reform through than there is at the moment. finally, briefly, that would seem to be the thing, having to get both parties to work together. jeremy corbyn has said that his peers that he appoints will have to vote in favour of abolishing the lords. he may well say that, but he has not appointed very many of them. don't forget, the reform that the blair government made, removing most of the hereditaries, was the most significant reform we had seen in decades. the idea t

seenjustin trudeau and seen many leaders try to portray themselves as young and dynamic, and tony blair and david in one stage. this is the labour party. it will. the vince cable is still... he's a mere 75. his best years are ahead of him yet. why not? and jeremy corbyn, he is getting another 20 years ago have. i would not rule that one out actually. this hoopla in the labour party that would be very happy with that. they give very much indeed. that's it for tonight don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer good night and thank you to jack and rosamund. i'll be back at the top of the hour with the news. but next it's the weather. hello, once any early rain clears the eastern parts of england. let a fine, dry weather during the day. here's a weather front it will take a bit of time before clearing easternmost counties morning behind that fairly breezy. but bred weatherproofing cloud and sunny spells but you may catch a shower. not everybody will and a

. >> one of my colleagues said to me the morning after the vote, david cameron will be remembered for one thing, as tony blair and iraq, david cameron will be associated with brexit. that is a fair summary. point, seemake one through the eyes of the brexit brexitiers,xt -- the next five years will be full of bilateral meetings with india, pakistan, australia, former commonwealth nations, and so forth. but we need to do to encourage trade, one thing will be fairly liberal immigration policy. leavel be what many voters thought they were voting for a more restrictive and more they may ben, facing a different reality with migration becoming or reaching new levels and becoming more diverse. it will be an interesting interplay of foreign policy on one hand in britain's immigration policy on the other. >> i would say a lot of and atinty in brexit home. the only uncertainty in foreign policy is that we stop at 1:30. i want to thank [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap

of my colleagues said to me after the vote, david cameron will be remembered as the third prime minister who forever be remembered for one thing. tony blair and barak every david cameron will be remembered for brexit. i think that is a fair summary. seen through the eyes of the brexit supporters, the next few years will be full of bilateral meetings with pakistan, australia. what do you need to do in order former commonwealth nations. to encourage that trade? one of the things i will end up offering is a liberal immigration policy. it may well be that actually what many voters thought they were voting for, a more restrictive and perhaps white britain, they may end up facing a rather different reality with becoming, reaching new levels but perhaps becoming more diverse. it is going to be an interesting interplay between foreign policy on the one hand and britain immigration policy on the other. that, i would say, a lot of uncertainty with brexit and at home. the only certainty we have is we stop at a 1:30. i want to thank you for this. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by th

and david beckham has posted this image on his instagram account, saying... the former prime minister tony blaire bbc about his memories of dame tessa. her impact on politics was enormous. everything she touched, she turned to gold in some way, whether it was advancing equal pay for women, starting shortstop, which is an immense programme for children in our country —— sure start, or of course bringing the olympics to britain and she did everything with the same passion, determination, verve, ability and charm. so she was a unique politician but she was really dear friend and everybody who was a friend of hers knew they could rely on her, whatever their circumstances, whatever happened. she was always going to be there and be there for you. when she first suggested that we bid for the 0lympics, there was a lot of opposition inside government. i was advised we did not have a chance of winning the bid. i remember sitting in the garden in downing street one morning, when she asked to see me. shejust looked at me very directly when i was saying, i'm not really sure, is it a good idea? shejust said,

i am david shulkin former assistant secretary of defense for asia-pacific security affairs, for ambassador to vietnam and lifelong northeast. with us are admiral dennis blair for pacific commander and now chairman and distinguishing a fellow at sbf usa. lieutenant general in boehm shown, retired from rok army in 2016 after distinguished military career, and -- with the peace foundation in tokyo and the popular commentator on foreign-policy in japan. thank you for joining us, everybody. something tells me that trilateral cooperation is not going to melt away just because he's is breaking out on the korean peninsula. we're going to need it when or maybe if the piece breaks down. we can feed the trilateral exercise during the first week of the olympic games because all of us believe that it's quite possible that the piece may someday breakdown. however unlikely that may be. and that we wanted to continue and build on our trilateral cooperation if we are going to face the prospect of another cycle of tension after this apparent cycle of relaxation on the korean peninsula. so it like to ask our speakers, going to turn to our speakers, and i like to ask them to

only really tony blair was, i should say john major was the only, john major was the only really political person who was there. but boy, i mean you just saw folks from the sports world, david>> what was i thinking? >> i think one of the other stars of the wedding was stella mccartney who designed both amal clooney's dress and oprah winfrey's. >> i'm sure she's going to be walking along any minute. >> please get an interview with stella mccartney. >> was it just me or did victoria beckham look like somebody ticked her off? >> i think that's her look. i think -- i want to say, that's her look. >> she just looked like -- she just looked angry. somebody -- according to sources, that means she was having a fabulous time. that's the indication that she's having a great time. >> is that bizarro world. down is down and down is up? >> she was thrilled. absolutely. >> we were thrilled to get to hang out with you a little bit, al roker. have fun, enjoy the beautiful weather. >> i'm going to savannah cellars, along the parade route and she's got updates onnal the giddiness happening there. what's happening? >> we're a little down the street from where al is right here. sort of in this