there is in derry, yeah. there would be.ed by the vast majority of those who live here. these groups need to know that they are not representing the people of this town when they're putting up posters like that and speaking like that. some community workers who say they cannot appear on camera have told us that behind the scenes there are negotiations taking place with the people responsible for the signs to try to get them removed. but so far, with little success. and neither the council or police show any sign of taking them down. paramilitaries cast a shadow here that many believe only the community of creggan can resolve within itself. emma vardy, bbc news, derry. some of the other top stories... an investigation into the tory mp mark field has been dropped. mr field had been suspended as a foreign office minister after grabbing a greenpeace protestor at last month's mansion house dinner. downing street says borisjohnson viewed the issue as "a matter for the previous prime minister". mr field was not included in mr johns

emma vardy, bbc news, derry.ey climate conferences. thunberg refuses to fly because of the environmental impact of air travel. the teenager will make the journey aboard a high—speed18—metre yacht built to race around the globe so she can attend the un climate action summit in new york. the government in ethiopia claims it's helped its people plant more than 350 million trees in a day, claiming what they believe is a world record. prime minister abiy ahmed led the project, which aims to counter the effects of deforestation and climate change in the drought—prone country. ramzan karmali reports prime minister abiy ahmed getting stuck in as he launched his green legacy initiative — just one tree of over 350 million planted in ethiopian over just 12 hours. the government say that's a new world record. it means, on average, over three trees were planted per person in the country. the previous best took place back in 2016, when 800,000 volunteers helped plant 50 million trees in india. it comes as no surprise that the

emma vardy, bbc news, derry.oding following a weekend of heavy rain in some places. parts of northern england experienced around 40 millimeters experienced around 100 millimeters of rain injust 24 hours. north west and south west england and parts of wales could be hit more heavy rain over the next 24 hours with warnings of more flooding. a man had to be rescued from a beach in norfolk last night after after his leg became wedged between rocks while the tide was in. he was stuck for nearly three hours, at one point submerged up to his neck. 0ur correspondent robbie west reports. the moment the emergency services rescued a man who was trapped between the rocks on the north norfolk coast. the tide was in and they worked quickly to keep his head above the water. sheringham's lifeguard was the first on the scene. the patient had his foot wedged down in between the rock and the structure here. when i arrived on the scene, he was getting hammered by pretty severe tidal waves and so i basically came in with a rescue tub

emma vardy, bbc news, derry.igation into the tory mp mark field, has been dropped, after he lost his ministerialjob in borisjohnson's cabinet reshuffle. mr field had been suspended as a foreign office minister, after grabbing a greenpeace protestor by the neck, at last month's mansion house dinner. downing street says borisjohnson viewed the issue, as "a matter for the previous prime minister". the media regulator, ofcom, has announced new rules to ensure participants in tv and radio shows are "properly looked after". it follows the deaths of two former contestants on love island, and a man who took part in thejeremy kyle show. a man who filmed a cardboard model of grenfell tower being placed on a bonfire, says it was a "stupid moment". paul bussetti, in the grey suit, told westminster magistrates he has "no idea" why he put the footage on social media. he denies charges of sharing grossly offensive material, and causing the upload of ‘menacing footage'. public health england is due to release its first comprehen

there is in derry, yeah. there would be.ay they cannot appear on camera have told us that behind the scenes there are negotiations taking place with the people responsible for the signs to try to get them removed. but so far, with little success. paramilitaries cast a shadow here that many believe only the community of creggan can resolve. emma vardy, bbc news, derry. the headlines. scotland‘s first minister accuses borisjohnson the headlines. scotland‘s first minister accuses boris johnson of the headlines. scotland‘s first minister accuses borisjohnson of a dangerous approach to brexit. he insists he will work hard for a deal. a warning from vauxhall that it could move all its production from ellesmere port if brexit hits profits from the plant. panic at a food festival in california as a man opens fire, killing four people including two children. it is the moment reality tv fans have been waiting for, after eight weeks on our screens the winning couple in love islands will be crowned tonight, for couples are left this eve

there is an derry. they would be.re not representing the people of this town when they are putting up posters like that and speaking like that. some community workers who say they cannot appear on camera have told us that behind the scenes there are negotiations taking place with the people responsible for the signs to try to get them removed. that so far, with little success. and the council, police and other authorities will not intervene. palin manages cast a shadow here —— pal near paramilitary is cast a shadow here which they believe only the people of derry can ease. for almost five years, yemen has been locked in a seemingly intractable civil war that has killed tens of thousands of people and pushed millions to the brink of starvation. yemen shares a border with saudi arabia in the north, and oman to the east. the conflict there has its roots in the arab spring of 2011, when an uprising forced the country‘s long—time authoritarian president ali abdullah saleh, to hand over power to his deputy abdrabbuh mansour

at the company's headquarters in derry salaam tommy mckee phone will also the team of 20 partners none have ever worked in the field before and only 4 of them are trained in cheney as they all learned how to build a wind generators on the job using you tube to turtles when they started letter they had the idea of connecting them to water pumps which turned out to be their most important innovation to date. well we want to take these 5 to be able to distribute water in most of the villages so even the government can come in and help in distributing water to other areas especially past released in families the same. we really wish to get to the point of helping the entire community. or you know. why. the government has been planning a major wind path for years but it is a long way from being finished meanwhile local solutions like to mimic the phone was providing water and electricity at least to some villages. and from one kind of creativity to another now stanley and nato is an arts graduate based here in lagos was decided to use its creative skills to remind humanity to care for the e

come out to has the latest from the pakistan capital islamabad a deadly attack on a police force in derry smile khan claimed the life of men and rule a number of other people the wounded were being rushed to the hospital by the. suicide bomber struck outside the main hall where the rig damaged were being brought. number of guys or do. people are wounded in this attack and therefore they're dead. the attack taking place less than great before our. election and the tribal areas that have been merged into the. province that there. aren't taking responsibility for that attack still to come here is our. doorstep dumond's crazy it's crazy loud outside the home of puerto rico's government. 333 doing. great. work on. mocking the result name in 50 years ago when man 1st set foot on the moon.

so for me for now back to derry been tough for him thank you will the u.s. president donald trump is hosting what he calls a social media summit at the white house on thursday trump is facing criticism for the event which includes a lineup of online personalities from across the right wing media and google facebook and twitter officials are excluded from the gathering trump has accused them of bias against him and other conservatives this week to felipa travis and he's an assistant professor of communication at the american university in washington d.c. he's joining us via skype good to have you with us on the news hour as so what message does this send to the country when the president is hosting what some say is a right wing conservative summit at the white house excluding social media companies . well thank you for having me on your program and you know i think it kind of it nailed it then when you. reminded us of the 5 only a right way personalities were invited to. this event today at the white house you know allegedly this is what the president himself

beneficial in preserving that market and providing potentially increased access to the canadian market in derrylly that gets done in 2019. the china situation for soybean producers is very devastating, and for dairy producers. a significant reduction in export activity to china as a result of the reptile tory -- retaliatory tariffs. significant drop-off. the challenge with this is these are market that will not be thisy regained if discussion with china continues for a lengthy period of time. the hope was and continues to be that at some point in time a deal is struck. we are asking the chinese to fundamentally change the way they do business. that is a tough negotiation. david: the federal government has appropriated several billion dollars to help the farmers out because of the impact from trade. it is not helping, particularly the soybean farmers? would tell you they prefer trade, not aid. they certainly are appreciative of the payment, no question, but the reality is, it is a one-year or one-shot situation. it doesn't compensate the farmer for the loss of markets that will extend beyond thi

our own road warrior is with elizabeth warren in derry, new hampshire. she joins us live.trump kind of overshadowing the issues on the campaign trail? >> well, it's definitely something else for the candidates to talk about, we're hop scotching ahead of senator elizabeth warren now in derry, she just finished up a few hundred people house party in another part of new hampshire in bowe earlier this afternoon. she's coming to catch up here. what we heard from her in bowe was that she wasn't asked at all about impeachment or robert mueller. i think this may be another instance of washington is focused on one thing. out here on the campaign trail, it's about the more bread and butter economic issues, that's what we heard elizabeth warren get asked about and talk about during her town hall in bowe. what everyone is looking for here comes next in the debate. this debate is another chance for the candidates to differentiate themselves, in the course of differentiating themselves and potentially attacking the other candidates, they may be upsetting some democratic voters, like the

. >> ali vitale in derry, new hampshire.n, ali. >>> former chief of staff republican senator mike lee. robert, i know you're going to say it's still early. but tell us, what do you think of these latest polls, and we can look at nevada as we still qualify it as a swing state. joe biden is losing some steam there. we're in single digits right now. joe biden popular with greater numbers there as well. >> we still see joe biden near the top in every single poll. many of his rivals, their top advisers tell the "washington post" that they see him as a weak frontrunner in their eyes, someone who could be vulnerable in this next d baebate, not on segregation issues but on the entire record, from the crime bill to supporting the iraq convention to president bush's presidency. >> why would he be weak, basil? >> i think exactly for those reasons. he has a long resume, and because it's so long, he has to explain it to people who don't know him and in congress which is something elizabeth warren d -- kamala harris did extremely well. jo

you could tell he had been briefed very carefully to say derry and the london diary at every mention, because sometimes northern ireland feels forgotten about, away from the westminster bodul. karen bradley had a number of unfortunate slip—ups which seems to... back in the early days when she said she didn't realise there were nationalist and unionist voting patterns here. it is a fundamental point about politics here in northern ireland. many people... he will be hoping he doesn't put a foot wrong in any of those controversial areas which come with the task of being in northern ireland. karen bradley made a few of those and he won't want to do the same. i think that will influence his cautious approach to the press conference today, not wanting to say anything out of the party lines or inject any of his own personality into the role yet. speaking to the local northern ireland press scrum, they have seen a number of northern ireland secretaries and they say people can be very cautious in early days and some people grow in confidence into the role and more co mforta ble confidence into

come out to has the latest from the pakistan capital islamabad a deadly attack on a police force in derry smile khan claimed the life of 2 policemen and a number of other people it is now the wounded were being rushed to the hospital by the police force a suicide bomber struck outside the main hospital where the rig dems were being brought died of course added to the number of casualties dozens of people were wounded in this attack and therefore dead or made the attack taking place less than grant you 4 hours after progress toward a successful election and the tribal areas that have been merged into while province that there you could taliban progress daryn picking responsibility for that attack. still to come here it out is their. doorstep demands patience great loud outside the lead a real case governor. 333. very. quiet. mocking the exact name in 50 years it can be a man 1st set foot on them in. a simple case of sunshine and showers across southeast asia particularly to the philippines so much of weather still on the cards here but nothing like the sort of heavy rain that we saw last w

you could also tell he had been briefed very carefully to say derry, londonderry, at every single mention the naming. you could tell he was taking a very cautious approach today and had been very well briefed by his special advisers, but very big challenges ahead forjulian smith, not least to get this place with a government up and running again. let's discuss the issues facing the new irish secretary with a professor of irish politics at the university of liverpool. thank you for speaking to us. what you make of genius in as appointment? it is a shrewd appointment? it is a shrewd appointment in some ways because julian smith arrives with plenty of knowledge about northern ireland because he has been keeping the dup suite for the last two years. as chief whip, he basically signed sealed and delivered the deal with the dup. that creates problems because nationalist may say his new secretary of state, he is not even handy, he has spent the last two yea rs handy, he has spent the last two years keeping them sweet and the next two years trying to say there is not a general election. so, he ar

whether it is poultry and beef to north africa, for south america, grains and horticulture to asia, derry to chile. the list goes on and on. let me focus my remarks however on major trade initiatives of this administration. first, passage of the u.s. mca's is an absolute necessity for agriculture, since the limitation of the north american free trade agreement in 1994, are agricultural exports to canada have increased 289%. in our exports to mexico 311%. and agriculture creating a first and second largest export markets and 2018 with a combined 41 billion out of this hundred and 45 billion in total exports last year. in accordance with our tpa requirements, u.s. mca created new market access for u.s. dairy, poultry and eggs into canada above and beyond existing access under both and aft and what was negotiated. they maintain duty-free access, to mexico allowing u.s. producers to build upon the 19 billion exports to mexico in 2018. there are many other improvements of u.s. mca over this including technology, including new technology such as gene editing. the cedro safeguards for recognitio

if we leave with no—deal, the likelihood is they will face very, very steep tariffs and suggestions derryif you're heading abroad on holiday and particularly to europe. let's tell you what you can get for £1. one pound currently gets you around 1 euro 10. if we go back to the start of may, it was getting you 1 euro 17. so, if you were taking £500 on holiday, you'll now get about 35 euros less. let's speak to travel reporter simon calder. he's at heathrow airport for us this morning. lots of people, it is the holiday season now and we don't care about the tourist benefit in coming here, it is about how much we get when we go abroad. -- the tourists benefiting. absolutely, yes. a plane has come down from chicago and the people there will be getting a bonus because stirling will be at its wea kest for over two because stirling will be at its weakest for over two years. but if you are going in the other direction, heading west, i havejust been to gatwick airport last night and the dollar is parity against the pound so you pay £1 for each dollar. at heathrow this morning, i said, how much will