arms export campaigns and briefing notes for a defence meeting with the us.ensitive and confidential stuff which can add what steps should never have been broadcast. graham peck had a similar concern which he outlined in this video. i was very concerned to see that the bbc had been handed that the classified ministry of defence documents from the bus stop immediately displayed them in detail to the public on sunday morning and on bbc tv news in the evening. surely, documents marked secret uk eyes only should have been kept out of the public domain and returned to the mod. the actions of the dramatic correspondence including those of the tv news editor work it seems, irresponsible, disloyal, and clearly not on the national interest. an disclosure of classified documents such as fees cut in the west case and endanger the lives of serving royal naval personnel. to and endanger the lives of serving royal naval personnel. to respond to those points. — royal naval personnel. to respond to those points, and _ royal naval personnel. to respond to those points, and us

defence lawyer, corporation pleads not guilty.the clerk, the trump payroll corporation, the special grandeur has filed an indictment charging you with the scheme to defraud in the first degree and other related charges, how do you plead, guilty or not guilty. the defence lawyer, your lawyer the company pleads not guilty, thank you. the judge, very well. in a different prosecutor rises. your honour, in light of the many statements that have already been made about this case, i would like to clarify for the court briefly what this case is and what it is not about. i spell that in the indictment, this was a 15 long tax fraud scheme involving off the book payments, which is a type of crime that is charge against companies and executives all the time. but contrary to today's assertion by the company's former ceo, former president donald trump, this is not a quote, standard practice in the business community, nor was it the arc of a road or isolated employee. instead, it was orchestrated by the most senior executives who were financiall

and indeed, the defence minister, and his emergency statement to the commons on monday, confirmed thisbc hundred —— the bbc had to behave responsibly with regards to these documents. some viewers, as you have heard, clearly feel it was not in the public interest to report on those documents. they even used the words disloyal. they said you should have handed them over to the mod. why didn't you? well, because we are journalism organisation, it is in our interest to report stories that are in the public interest. so to break this down a little bit, there was a bundle of documents, quite highly classified —— there was a quite highly classified documents within that bundle which related to the deployment of hms defender in the crimea area, which had already been in the news that week after the russians had taken an aggressive military stance towards it. under document demonstrated very clearly that the ministry of defence had thought through quite carefully the potential implications of a number of different potential routes for hms defender. we only published the map which related to the

mount or a phil foden -type player to unlock their defence.— to unlock their defence. darren there. to unlock their defence. former i england midfielder darren there. now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. the countdown is on. england are just minutes away from potentially getting to the semifinals of the euros as they prepare for kick off against ukraine. it's in rome where there are some england fans, but most have not travelled because of coronavirus restrictions — instead they'll be watching from their sofas or fan zones back home. and at wimbledon — she only finished her a—levels last week, but 18—year—old emma raducanu has made it into the fourth round after winning in straight sets.

they both have very strong defences, for a start.— defences, for a start.s, for a start. i think that's right, absolutely. - defences, for a start. i think that's right, absolutely. i've| defences, for a start. i think - that's right, absolutely. i've been that�*s right, absolutely. i�*ve been speaking to a few fans around here this morning, not many want to make a call on what the score will be. they�*re all quite nervous, the english fans, of course, with not many fans to italian fans able to travel because of covert instructions, but this will be one of the closest games of the entire tournament, england on as are italy so far, but this one the promenade to the best teams in the tournament so far. england have been firing up front, but it�*s a defences that have been so crucial for both sides. england have only conceded one goal throughout the entire tournament, which is really incredible, but on the other side of things, italy haven�*t lost a match in almost three years now. 33 games undefeated. they are an incredible record, and england have never beat

the ministry of defence has launched a full investigation.d are being assessed as i speak, to check that all documents missing have been recovered and what mitigation actions might be necessary. sensitive mod documents found strewn behind a bus stop in kent last tuesday morning is certainly embarrassing for ministers, but it is deeply worrying for those concerned with our national security. 0ur front line forces on hms defender, mr speaker, were totally professional in dealing with aggressive russian actions in the black sea last week. but they must be asking, "what about our backup at the mod?", when top—secret documents about their mission, ahead of their mission, found their way to the back of this bus stop in kent. there was certainly something of a le carre in the faintly- absurd discovery— of these documents behind a bus stop in the garden of england, and i don't think we can help but notice _ the general context too. these documents were discovered in the same week as a more - serious security breach, i that of a confidential cctv, ima

that they have. . ~ only lines of defence that they have. ., ~ i.s being advised for people considering swimming in lochs and rivers after several deaths in scotland in the last 48 hours. they include a nine—year—old boy and two adults who drowned at loch lomond. another child is in hospital. police scotland are warning that open water swimming can be extremely dangerous, with the risk of deep water and hidden currents. alexandra mackenzie reports. an idyllic location. loch lomond was busy as usual today, with many enjoying the scorching weather. but yesterday evening, it is believed two adults and two young children got into difficulty in the water near ardlui. a nine—year old boy, a man and a woman died at the scene. police said a seven—year—old boy was taken to hospital. this followed the death of a teenage boy also at loch lomond on friday. those who run this stunning national park said this has been one of the worst weekends in its history. police scotland said the number of deaths is hard to comprehend and urged people to take care. as many of

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i'm submitting the name of donald rumsfeld to be secretary of defence. w bush reappointed him defence secretary. within months, america came under attack. rumsfeld was in his pentagon office on september 11, 2001 when an airliner hit the building. he helped move the injured and then planned a way to strike back. rumsfeld believed the iraq war would be over quickly, but there was no plan for building a peace. a fierce insurrection followed that claimed thousands of lives. and the pretext for the invasion — saddam's weapons of mass destruction. but none were ever found. and rumsfeld struggled to explain why. there are known knowns. there are things we know that we know. there are known unknowns. that is to say, there are things that we now know we don't know. but there are also unknown unknowns. there are things we do not know we don't know. in this so—called war on terror, he was prepared to push boundaries, including the treatment of suspected militants. but when these photographs of the brutalisation of iraqi prisoners appeared, there was a backlash. th

defence forces and especially with air _ support our national defence forces and especially with air, we need _ and especially with air support, we need rl_ and especially with air support, we need rl sports _ and especially with air support, we need rl sports —— _ and especially with air support, we need rl sports —— air— and especially with air support, we need rl sports —— air force - and especially with air support, we need rl sports —— air force built. need rl sports —— air force built back— need rl sports —— air force built back up— need rl sports —— air force built back up we're _ need rl sports —— air force built back up we're not _ need rl sports —— air force built back up we're not just _ back up we're not just fighting terrorism. _ back up we're not just fighting terrorism, it's— back up we're not just fighting terrorism, it's for— back up we're not just fighting terrorism, it's for the - back up we're not just fighting terrorism, it's for the entire . terrorism, it's for the entire world — terrorism, it's for the entire world. ~ . ., , ., world. which territories are offi

and he said its cost would be a tiny fraction of the defence budget.0.1% - of that kind of impact - on the overall defence budget, so i'd like to put that - into perspective for him. jeremy quin. to the lords now, where highways england has been accused of "vandalism" for filling in the arches of disused historic railway arches with tonnes of concrete. campaigners have criticised in particular the infilling of the scenic victorian bridge at great musgrave in cumbria. a labour peer noted that highways england seemed to have rowed back on some other works. can she confirm that highways england have now reduced their hit list of 134 structures to be destroyed to 69? and will she instruct them to consult with notjust local authorities, but cycling and walking groups and heritage railways, before they go ahead with any more of the cultural vandalism which we've already seen? i'm really happy to reassure the noble lord that highways england already does exactly what he asked me to make sure that they do. they do consult with local authorities, with parish co

while he's here in london, he's meeting the chief of the uk defence staff who only days ago described the situation in afghanistan as grim. so can afghan national forces hold off against the taliban? hamdullah mohib, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. how did you feel when you heard that the us were pulling their troops out of afghanistan at the beginning ofjuly? this had been a long discussion. it didn't come as a total surprise to us. but the timing of when they will do this, the amount of time that it will take to do this was a bit of a shock. that said, it is a decision that was made and we respect that and are trying to make the best of what we now have to do and can. the way it was done, though, according to the times, the electricity was on a timer that was set to go off 20 minutes after the last plane left bagram air base. was that true? look, the withdrawal from bagram air base is not the whole of the story. maybe the airport itself is one story, but then general miller and general mackenzie had a handover ceremony in kabul and it was a proper handover after that. but... so you

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., ., defence.t did you make of it? in that sense, one would've - it? in that sense, one would've thought there was some advantage in being younger, because that had the energy to urge the end of the game, that they would need, and yet it has not quite were taught that way? now we have rashford on to give a bit of a fresh burst hopefully in the last few minutes. a fresh burst hopefully in the last few minutes-— a fresh burst hopefully in the last few minutes. ., ~ ., .., , few minutes. yeah, i think a couple of thins few minutes. yeah, i think a couple of things happen — few minutes. yeah, i think a couple of things happen for _ few minutes. yeah, i think a couple of things happen for in _ few minutes. yeah, i think a couple of things happen for in the - few minutes. yeah, i think a couple of things happen for in the last - few minutes. yeah, i think a couple of things happen for in the last 15 i of things happen for in the last 15 minutes— of things happen for in the last 15 minutes in— of things h

can my noble friend, the minister, reassure members of the public that the ministry of defence takes of unidentified objects in our airspace very seriously? but first, prime minister's questions — dominated this week by the fallout from the resignation of matt hancock as health secretary after he was filmed breaking social distancing rules with his adviser. he resigned the day after the pictures appeared. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, wanted to know why he hadn't been sacked immediately. on may the 5th, the day before that video was filmed, ollie bibby, a 27—year—old man from essex, died of leukaemia after seven weeks in hospital — where, due to covid restrictions, he was "barely able" to see his family. keir starmer raised ollie�*s case with the prime minister. when he was in hospital, he begged to see his family. but, following the rules, only one member of his family was allowed to see him. his mum said, "i'm livid. we did everything we were told to do, and the man who made the rules didn't. how can that be right?" so, i ask the prime minister again, how could he possibly t

defence volunteers fund for - translation: civil defence volunteers fund for burnt.ere searching for since yesterday afternoon. as various rescue teams attempted numerous efforts, the scene has been secured. coroners are rushing on site for an autopsy. coroners are rushing on site for an auto is . . ., , , coroners are rushing on site for an autos. , ., ., , autopsy. helicopters tried to douse the wildfire, _ autopsy. helicopters tried to douse the wildfire, does _ autopsy. helicopters tried to douse the wildfire, does by _ autopsy. helicopters tried to douse the wildfire, does by strong - autopsy. helicopters tried to douse the wildfire, does by strong winds. the wildfire, does by strong winds and warm temperatures. cyprus has been experiencing a week—long heatwave and temperatures rising to 40 heatwave and temperatures rising to a0 celsius. it�*s been a challenge for firefighters trying to tackle the blaze. planes assisted by british troops and equipment stationed on the mediterranean island are fighting the flames. cyprus has called for more help. israel has come

ceremonies.— female officers at defence ceremonies.pposition is not happy - ceremonies. obviously, the| opposition is not happy with ceremonies. obviously, the - opposition is not happy with this? yes, not at all. again, they are just reminding everybody that look, this is a country where right now thousands of women are in combat activities and other services with the army related to the war. that is the army related to the war. that is the first point. secondly, in general in ukraine society, there were very few discussions which raised their values over issues like gender balance and sexism in workplaces. to some extent it is expected that army shoes should be the showcase of changes. that is also very important. one of the female officers told me the women in this country and the women in the army they should not be taken as beautiful... they proved they are very efficient military professionals in many areas, both on the front line and in other parts of the front line and in other parts of the country. the front line and in other

the ministry of defence says many improvements have been made, but admits women's experience isn't yetke being a female soldier. i wouldn't know. this is the army's latest recruitment campaign, aimed at women. i'm not a miss or a mrs, i'm a sergeant. it suggests gender is not an issue in today's armed forces. but this report by mps paints a very different picture. with women suffering disproportionately from bullying, harassment, discrimination and even sexual assault and rape. six out of ten women in our evidence said that they don't make complaints because of fear of reprisals and repercussions. and what we are finding is that women are subsequently leaving the military before their time and have this complaint or allegation or incident that's happened in the military as having a legacy effect. put some pressure on this for me. women make up around 12% of the regular armed forces. the report highlights practical issues for them, such as not being given uniforms and body armour that fit. but mps say they are gravely concerned that women are ten times more likely than men to experience

translation: civil defence volunteers found _ villages.ranslation: civil defence volunteers found four burnt bodies i volunteers found four burnt bodies in a mountain area on the outskirts of a village. according to information, it seems the bodice belonged to the four egyptians we were searching for since yesterday afternoon. as various rescue teams attempted numerous efforts, the scene has been secured, and coroners are on site for an autopsy. helicopters tried to douse the wildfire, fanned by strong winds and high temperatures. cyprus has been experiencing a week—long heatwave, and temperatures rising to a0 celsius, posing a challenge for firefighters trying to tackle the blaze. planes assisted by british troops and equipment stationed on the mediterranean island are fighting the flames, but cyprus has called for more help. israel has come to the rescue, and eu neighbours are sending more planes to help put out the fires. teams are preparing to install explosives later today in what's left of a collapsed apartment block near miami to al

both sides are very good defences, very solid defences.n't it? do you see are going to extra time? is it going to penalties? if it goes to extra time and penalties, i think we will all lose ten years of life! �* . ., ., ., of life! but it could do, i mean it's on the _ of life! but it could do, i mean it's on the cards. _ of life! but it could do, i mean it's on the cards. they - of life! but it could do, i mean it's on the cards. they are - of life! but it could do, i mean it's on the cards. they are so i it's on the cards. they are so closely matched, aren't they? yeah, i think closely matched, aren't they? yeah, i think they — closely matched, aren't they? yeah, i think they both _ closely matched, aren't they? yeah, i think they both play _ closely matched, aren't they? yeah, i think they both play with _ closely matched, aren't they? yeah, i think they both play with a - closely matched, aren't they? yeah, i think they both play with a lot - closely matched, aren't they? yeah, i think they both play with a lot of. i think they both pl

she is convinced now the secretary of defence and the president of the united states and the members of the joint chiefs, and if that's what the bill was, she would have very, very broad based support and, i applaud her for that. that victory would be hers more than anyone's in terms of legislation, of course, i think it's going to help our troops. will it ultimately solve this problem, which is a problem in our country, and in our military, a huge problem? i think that it will help. my view, as someone who understands the military very well, is that it's not going to be solved until we have leaders who take this issue very seriously. that's what we need more than anything. and i think our leadership and the military is starting to do this, but more needs to happen. so that would be what most of us think has been the focus off our legislation for ten years. and what would be the result, likely could come out of committee as early as tomorrow. carving out these issues, not creating pink quartz, but creating a professional class of prosecutors in and defence attorneys who know these of

defence and also, i mean we saw— mentality in defence and also, i mean we saw in— mentality in defenceind of created our own mentality was in the past years. i think we - kind of created our own mentality in respect _ kind of created our own mentality in respect of _ kind of created our own mentality in respect of defending. i think i could — respect of defending. i think i could be _ respect of defending. i think i could be wrong, we have the best defensive — could be wrong, we have the best defensive record in the competition. i defensive record in the competition. ithink— defensive record in the competition. i think it _ defensive record in the competition. i think it is _ defensive record in the competition. ithink it is a — defensive record in the competition. i think it is a major factor why we have _ i think it is a major factor why we have got— i think it is a major factor why we have got to — i think it is a major factor why we have got to the final. i said it all along _ have got to the final. i said it all along about us keeping clean sheets, that is— along about us keeping

information on potential defence information which in this case they did, and they created facebooky do you think that? in analysing the information, as well as the piece of malware that was used by this particular actor, and we did that in conjunction with data released by facebook directly, and we were able to correlate that the tactics and procedures used in this particular attack line up perfectly with those that we have seen out of iran in the past, specifically social engineering, which is one of their specialties they use very frequently. their specialties they use very frequently-— frequently. and by social engineering, _ frequently. and by social engineering, you - frequently. and by social engineering, you mean i frequently. and by social - engineering, you mean assuming frequently. and by social _ engineering, you mean assuming the identity of somebody else? yes. engineering, you mean assuming the identity of somebody else?— identity of somebody else? yes, and b sendin: identity of somebody else? yes, and by sending messages _ identity of somebody else? yes, and by sendin

exaggeration to say that it is quite embarrassing for the israeli government and the ministry of defenceng very, very damning abuse of surveillance tools coming out and reflecting badly on the state of israel and on the ministry of defence. so i hope that this avalanche of publicity around this report will spur them to take stronger action in reining these companies in. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: happy to be home — two year—old wilder smuggled in the back of a lorry — is finally reunited with his family in honduras. radio: we see you coming down the ladder now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence - and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. . but now, a decade later, - it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm, unable to swim properly. thousands of ho

that was the result, all that followed some of the most sustained counter offences by the tigray defenceen days preceding that, so the most significant gains by tigray�*s former leaders was then followed by this federal exit. that has led to those tigray defence forces and the former rulers of tigray essentially taking back control of the regional government. we also know that generally, eritrea's forces which have been key in the conflict have moved from areas of southern and central tigray where they were actively engaged two areas to the north. but what we can be clear about. ——to areas. details of the battlefield and just how heavy the losses were for the federal military are still very much in dispute but it is clear that they suffered significant losses and combined with the international pressure, that led them to this drastic change in strategy and the withdrawal from the region. and what consequences do you think that withdrawal now has? what happens next? i think that withdrawal now has? what happens next?— think that withdrawal now has? what happens next? i think the most posi

today, the defence of their title began with a match against germany.arter of penalty corner, finished off by sarahjones. quarter of penalty corner, finished off by sarah jones.— off by sarah jones. she's been the busiest player— off by sarah jones. she's been the busiest player on _ off by sarah jones. she's been the busiest player on the _ off by sarah jones. she's been the busiest player on the field, - off by sarah jones. she's been the busiest player on the field, as i off by sarah jones. she's been the busiest player on the field, as she j busiest player on the field, as she gets her first busiest player on the field, as she gets herfirst olympic busiest player on the field, as she gets her first olympic goal. the 2016 bronze _ gets her first olympic goal. the 2016 bronze medallist were to dry level in the second quarter, a german stickjudged to have been impeded, penalty stroke ordered, victoria hoosier sent mattie the wrong way. more of the same followed in the same quarter, and charlotte made to the germans. after such a promising start, britai

for the defence of revolution to keep the - committees for the defence of revolution to keep the city to keep the city blocks i in the streets in order for them and ithink— in the streets in order for them and i think that's — in the streets in order for them and i think that's what _ in the streets in order for them and i think that's what we _ in the streets in order for them and i think that's what we have - in the streets in order for them and i think that's what we have been i i think that's what we have been seeing _ i think that's what we have been seeing in — i think that's what we have been seeing in these _ i think that's what we have been seeing in these hours _ i think that's what we have been seeing in these hours after- i think that's what we have been seeing in these hours after the i seeing in these hours after the protest — seeing in these hours after the protest yesterday, _ seeing in these hours after the protest yesterday, and - seeing in these hours after the protest yesterday, and i- seeing in these hours after the protest yesterday, and i thinkl seeing in these

the rock at the centre of the defence, _ thoughts on that?re of the defence, dealing and bonucci, probably will struck it down the —— chiellini and bonucci will struggle to get to the world cup. really, the style of play italy use relies on them to there, allowing the movement of full—backs, allowing the movement of full—backs, allowing the movement of full—backs, allowing the midfield to push up just because they use space so well, so that is something mancini is going to have to tinker with. i'm not as well—versed in up—and—coming italian centre—backs as some, but it think it is good to be a big, big problem for them. this might be the high watermark of this of italy players, and i think england's high watermark has yet to come. let’s players, and i think england's high watermark has yet to come. let's and on a more cheerful— watermark has yet to come. let's and on a more cheerful note, _ watermark has yet to come. let's and on a more cheerful note, if _ watermark has yet to come. let's and on a more cheerful note, if we - watermark has yet

exaggeration to say that it is quite embarrassing for the israeli government and the ministry of defencevery, very damning abuse of surveillance tools, coming up and reflecting badly on the state of israel and on the ministry of defence. so i hope that this avalanche of publicity around this report will spur them to take stronger action in raining these companies in.- action in raining these companies in. action in raining these comanies in. ., i. companies in. right, and you mentioned — companies in. right, and you mentioned these _ companies in. right, and you mentioned these companies. j companies in. right, and you l mentioned these companies. is nso seen as the elite of the elite in this regard for other plenty of other places that governments and countries might turn to? , ., governments and countries might turn to? ,., , ., governments and countries might turn to? , ., ., , turn to? right, so israel does have a very — turn to? right, so israel does have a very robust _ turn to? right, so israel does have a very robust cyber- have a very robust cyber industry and ns0 group is certa

i break through the city's defence line until midnight, but they faced strong resistance from our defence were able to defend the westgate varsity, with high morale and patriotism. —— western data varsity. the focus is now on holding onto the provincial capitals. in the next door province of badakhshan, at least 25 of the 28 districts have fallen. the afghan journalist bilal sarwary shared this video, saying, "four taliban in a vehicle show up in one of the most remote districts on the border with tajikistan and china. it fell to the taliban without a fight." the afghan government doesn't see every district lost as a defeat. on the contrary, one afghan government official has said "we pulled out intentionally" from districts that were "smaller" and "not strategically significant". he says the government moved its troops to protect larger towns instead. one freelance journalist in afghanistan tweeted about "the role of rumours". a local elected official said forces abandoned districts because they thought "handing over the rural areas to the taliban was part of the us—taliban plan." which,

his defence and offence so good. in defence and offence so good.forward to. it inspired a lot of people of reaching the final, the favourite for you? i'm going to give her a little bit of an edge because she has such a good game. she has been to the finals of the us up in a couple years back without a 29, may be her time to when a major had passed. her serviceman spot on and in all of what we do, it 1% of her points. but she has that elegance, the drop shots, finishing off the net and i think should just be able to get in the points and which is in the point, she'll make it in awkward places we are out of time ijust want we are out of time i just want to tell you before i handed back to you, that great results for great britain and we have seen gordon reed in the singles final and the defending champion and also winning the final of the men's doubles. came into this is the defending champion and lucy, they're going to face each other in the women's wheelchair doubles at the weekend and so there's plenty to keep british tennis fans occupied as well