i'm annita mcveigh in downing street where president trump. and her husband philip. they're sitting down inside now to discuss some difficult issues including climate change and iran. earlier — the president sat down with business leaders from both sides of the atlantic at st james' palace. and later he's expected to hold a surprise one—to—one meeting with the environment secretary and tory leadership hopeful michal gove. i'm joanna gosling at buckingham palace — it's day two of the president's state visit, but not everyone is happy to see him. thousands of people are expected to protest in london and cities across the uk against president trump's vist. this is the scene live in central london as people gather for a rally where they'll hear from labour leaderjeremy corbyn. good afternoon from downing street. president trump and the first lady arrived a short while ago. meetings going on inside. after all of the p°mp going on inside. after all of the pomp and ceremony and the meeting with the queen yesterday, this is the business end of the sta

anna edwards is that downing street.ave any insight into what the president will tell businesspeople? orl the talk about brexit death will key talk about brexit or -- will he talk about brexit or huawei? >> i am sure he will be asked about brexit, the bilateral conversation between theresa may and the president, he said the business agenda, goldman sachs, j.p. morgan have come from the u.s. to be a part of this conversation. barclays, whether u.k. businesses, a meeting of these business sides. you wonder to what extent trade tensions will be talked about. people feeling optimistic about the prospect of a u.s.-u.k. trade deal, what are we learning from the global trade conversations going on at the moment and how that can be translated into what the u.k. may experience in the headlights of a u.s. trade conversation. you have been showing pictures of president trump participating in the conversation. things more political after that with president trump and the first lady expected to meet theresa may at downing street. fra

including ivanka trump just walking by here right shall have passed in front of 10 downing street to seat the scene of the action and during trump's visit to the you get thank you very much for that. and of course is expected to get a less warm reception on the streets of london where major protests planned turning out to sudan and the military has canceled a power transfer agreement with protesters and called for elections the move comes a day after security forces opened fire on protesters killing at least 35 people and wounding many more they've been ongoing demonstrations in caught them calling on a for a caretaker military council to make way for a civilian government after the fall of saddam a longstanding dictator bashir. after weeks of sit ins occupations and demonstrations the military opens fire on khartoum's protesters. heavily armed members of the paramilitary rapid support forces a unit formerly associated with massacres were deployed along the capital's main roads to disperse the protests. killing and injuring many. civilians have been conducting a huge city in centr

stepping on to downing street, hand shakes and smiles.c demonstration of the special relationship. but in private, there will be talk of where that relationship is under strain. approaches to iran, climate change, huawei all up for discussion. on the move earlier, the us president puts on quite a display. donald trump a lwa ys on quite a display. donald trump always wa nt on quite a display. donald trump always want to make his presence known. this morning, the first appointment. a business breakfast. the president has been talking up the possibility of a post—brexit trade deal, saying, let's get it done. our folks want to do it, your fa kes wa nt to done. our folks want to do it, your fakes want to do it and we can do it. then he suggested a prime minister leaving office very soon might stick around. stick around for the deal. laughter to a ring that knows that's not likely. whoever ends up at the negotiating table, bill services such as the nhs be up for sale? everything is technically on the table but when it comes to things like the n

still the protesters are now camped outside the end of downing street down there in every single parts of the american delegation this has crossed the 10 meters or so from downing street sort of to a foreign office over there i mean loudly booed but clearly they say that the loudest boost for president trump owns and stories amazing apologies about how we did not he said i thought as now but as i was saying lauren sorry when using the connection the son connection to you can you hear me lawrence. ok we've lost him for now hopefully we'll get him back on very quickly as that donald trump bend to reset may make their way to downing street live pictures again of the u.s. president and the british prime minister who held talks over a few hours now at 10 downing street after having a breakfast meeting earlier with several of their respective ministers and cabinet ministers now they are heading over to the foreign office in london which is a very short distance from 10 downing street to hold a news conference which will carry again live here on al-jazeera the talks between the 2 leaders we'r

that is the downing street communication tea m the downing street communication team there. not sure they know who they are. this is a time of huge change. not all will keep theirjob once theresa may moves on. this is their last big moment, for a lot of them. a lot of them will be moving on. they did want to be around for this. i think theresa may wanted to be around for there is a given that she extended that invitation the first place. i wonder if there will bea first place. i wonder if there will be a nod to that in the questions she is asked as this will be her last big news conference. she stands on friday and that leadership gets under way. it is under way already. it has been under way for a while. we went up to 13 and now we have backed down to 12. the voting will start next week. we think we shall get the details of how that will work. there will be a lot of questions are theresa may not about the future, of course, but probably about her legacy. does she have a legacy? three years of trying to deliver on brexit, it hasn't worked. many people looking back and saying

they will exit the door to 10 downing street. hey will make a statement, and take questions. you will see it live on fox. former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. author of the book, quote solution quote, it is fiction but time by to today's headline. mr. speaker, good morning to you. what do you think of the president's trip with the first lady to the united kingdom thus far? >> there is amazing contrast between the point you made before the commercial break with the democrats yammering about impeachment. here is the president he goes to japan. the first person to greet the new emperor. he is in london with the queen and with theresa may. then he will go to norman day i suspect he will give a powerful speech about the landing, the liberation of europe. the contrast visually, between the president of the united states who is increasingly accepted worldwide as the president. it is not about trump, not trump. he is the president of the united states. i think that vivid contract between his reach worldwide and the shrinking of the

well no and in fact as he turned left into downing street and down there there was a vocal. protests and they're all shouting at his car i don't know whether i can hear it through is on the playstation but i can certainly hear there's the main body of the protests up the road from here sort of the square i don't think the protests are anything like as big as they were a couple of years ago when when he was here that time it was only about a quarter of a 1000000 people to look at it so far it's smaller but it doesn't alter the fact that if you take the polling in this country as a guide then donald trump really isn't that popular a president but we'll continue to follow events through the day lawrence lead a force in downing street in london thanks lawrence now the syrian government's ally russia has blocked the u.n. security council from issuing a statement on the tanks and province the member states are expected to sound alarm over the possibility of a humanitarian disaster because of increasing attacks by the government on rebel controlled areas on monday at least 3 people

here in downing street, a huge number of members of the media. he has seen it all before. he is on the windowsill behind you! it has all gone quiet here. we had the noise of the helicopters arriving and then the helicopters arriving and then the site of the splendid motorcade leaving. not many people here to see what was going on. whether you would have expected more people for a presidential state visit, i'm not sure, but there aren't that many people here outside the palace. at 11am we had the changing of the guard as well. let's get a flavour of what is going on with some of the people around. my colleague is just behind me. who had he been able to talk to and what are they saying? there aren't any protesters here but there is a heavy police presence in central london. there's been a lot of activity, lots of helicopters, police vehicles and motorbikes. you may be able to see some of the officers who have been dispersed every five to ten metres, just outside the palace. ahead of what is expected to be a very busy day in terms of the mass protes

this is the commonwealth office a short walk from 10 downing street. the president and british prime minister will walk here and hold a joint news conference. we will bring that to you live the second it happens. >>> in the meantime, the house judiciary committee announced it will begin hearings on the, quote, alleged crimes and other misconduct described in the mueller report, those hearings will begin next week. witnesses include richard nixon's former white house counsel john dean, former u.s. attorneys and legal experts. not mentioned as a witness, robert mueller himself. joining us now is a member of the house judiciary committee, democratic congressman david cicilline, congressman, thank you very much for being with us this morning. >> my pleasure. good morning. >> when are you going to explain what you're trying to do? what are you trying to get out of these hearings next week with a former nixon white house counsel? >> well, we're going to begin hearings to examine the contents of the mueller report. we will first hear from a number of attorney

downing street, he's probably going to be pushing for movement on huawei. he doesn't want them involved in 5g networks. that's something the government can give back to him. if yesterday was about pomp and pa pageantry, today is about politics and protests. >> thousands of anti-trump protesters will take to the streets of london as president trump meets with the british prime minister. the baby is back. it's a familiar site soaring above the protesters. nick paton walsh is live in parliament square with more. what are you seeing there, nick? >> reporter: well, just a bit of an explanation. if you haven't seen it before, it's a a giant inflatable donald trump in a diaper. i spoke about the decision to bring it back. he said it's an insult in his words because donald trump is an idi idiot. the occasional trump supporter walks in, but there are some things not able to show you on morning television. the london museum has asked for it to become a relic there and supporters of president trump had an inflatable sadiq khan. they put a version of him up in a bikini

president trump continues his state visit to the u.k., and we are live at 10 downing street. m anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. are powering down your tech positions, a rout in the sector sinks nasdaq shares. stocks in asia fluctuate. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. ♪ >> downward adjustment. scott miller says treasuries are overboard as the u.s. ten-year holds a five day winning speak. james bollard says the fed may need to cut soon. a new deal. president trump floats the possibility of a major u.k.-u.s. trade agreement, as he meets theresa may in london. but only ones written "gets rid of the shackles of the eu." and chelsea's potential to return $125 billion to shareholders between 20 to -- between 2021 and 2025. >> good morning. everyone is placing bets on which way the 10 year yield is going to go from here. is piled story that into treasuries -- as you point out, scott minard is saying get ready for a fall in price, meaning arising yield. right now we see the yield creeping back down to 2.108, but it has been as high as 2.11. also take a look at

downing street acting very quickly this morning to suspend this minister. it was very swift.ing briefing, downing street made it clear the prime minister had found the footage of the incident we have seen very concerning, and he had been suspended from ministerial office at the foreign office. i should stress this is quite an unusual thing to do. usually one of two things happen when allegations are made against ministers. they are either sacked outright, and sometimes then there is an investigation and they come back into office. or they continue in office while the investigation is going on, which happened to damian green who was being investigated over inappropriate behaviour. former defence secretary gavin williamson who was accused of leaking from a security council meeting. at this time mark field has been suspended while investigations take place by the cabinet office. that is an indication of how serious it is being taken. and also doing a favour to the two people vying to succeed her, because if action had not been taken, jeremy hunt, who mark field isa taken, jeremy

downing street has not been surprised by the things we've been surprised by the things we've been hearingom donald trump with his views on brexit or how the prime minister should have played the situation. they know very well he gives advice with bombast and with little regard for protocol oi’ and with little regard for protocol or convention. there is going to be something rather curious about the meeting tomorrow notjust because they are such different characters, theresa may and donald trump who are absolutely political chalk and cheese but also the prime minister has got one foot out the door in downing street. so while there will be serious conversations about huawei and iran and climate change as you suggest, i don't think this is going to be some huge meeting of minds which will end up with some big change in policy on any of those issues. remember also big change in policy on any of those issues. rememberalsojust big change in policy on any of those issues. remember also just how much donald trump divides british political opinion. that's notjust the fringes of protest we can hear

whether they matter before deciding whether they matter before deciding whether to put him into downing streetily mail, the same photo, their headline, as he refuses to discuss that row, the mills and boon seen that takes us awful. pretty downing from a right—wing supporting newspaper.m is another hostile headline. it is exactly what the boris johnson campaign didn't want to see. they have been trying to shutdown this i’ow have been trying to shutdown this row after the guardian got hold of this tape from these neighbours. they have been trying to spin it as eight lovers to. whoever leaked this photograph, or gave this photograph to the mail online, seems to have been trying to show that everything is fine, everything is rosy in their relationship. itjust is fine, everything is rosy in their relationship. it just seems to is fine, everything is rosy in their relationship. itjust seems to have stirred up questions about it that, the fact that they felt the need to do this. lets move on to the guardian. this is your story. they have obviously much this media blitz that will be coming out tomorro

donald trump and outgoing prime minister theresa may are meeting and 10 downing street as part of the u.s. president's state visit to the u.k. . and protesters have flooded central london with the infamous baby donald blimp flying over the city again. also this hour race space genocide that's how a new canadian government report britain's decades of violence against the country's indigenous women prime minister justin trudeau is heckled though for failing to use the word genocide when admitting mistakes were made. this is a comfortable day for care that. you're watching our 2 international bring you your life news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. it's the 2nd day of the u.s. president's 3 day state visit to the united kingdom donald trump and prime min search recently are currently holding talks at 10 downing street we go live now to london. where for us another big day for trump what's happening poly. well one of the less controversial tweets that trump fired yesterday he mentioned tremendous crowds of well wishers well today on the 2nd day of his visit w

president but today, amid political talks at downing street, protesters set to make mass protests on the streets of london. >>> tech stocks lead european losses following the faangs lower, heightening concerns of further regulation in the sector >>> italian deputy prime minister says he wants the coalition government to continue after the prime minister threatens to quit if the five star parties don't stop the squabbling >>> shell trades lower despite plans to boost its dividend and spending after 2020. the ceo tells cnbc he is confident the firm can perform well in the current oil price environment. >> in the long run, if you set an investment program for the next decade, we have to have the ability to see through the cycle, really conservative balance sheet and actually quite conservative oil prices. and that is what you see today $60 for 2025 >>> well, welcome to "street signs" where our coverage of president trump's visit to the uk continues today and right now, a giant blimp depicting president trump as a baby is being inflated in central london you will probably recognize that i

thank you, anna edwards outside of number 10 downing street.will cover the prime minister and president trump's joint news conference expected at 8:45 a.m. new york time, 1:45 p.m. london time. alix: we see inflation in the euro area. commence at the bloomberg, you can take a look at the inflation rate coming down, the core rate slipping 8/10 of 1%, inflation breaking even and rolling over. so we still have seema shah here. that does not give the ecb in a covered cannot admit that things are slowing down and they might have to do something. seema: they have to do something. that they have to out of the market? look atexpect them to holding rates until the end of the year. the market is already pricing in holes throughout the rest of next year, so we would expect for the guidance there. and details on the liquidity operations as well. they need to have some kind of encouraging discussions. david: how much is the optics and how much is a substance? they have to do something, is it likely any of the things they could do would actually make a diffe

the two leaders then will move here to 10 downing street where they a expected to get political.re expectsing thing them o touch onsubjects such as iran out of the nuclear agreement the u.k. disagrees but stands on this there has beenth disagreement climate change president trump pulling out of the paris agreement, the u.k. standing strong in their view on climate change theresa may making that clear. we are also expected that they will touch on huawei the president has made i his distrust for the chinese company, the u.k. has en looking to use them to build their 5g network here. so, of course, that will be a c. topi the two will meet in 10 downing street and come out for a press conference after, this being one of theresa l may'st acts as prime minister before she steps down on friday frances? >> very busy dayofor both them and protesters i'm sure we'll be seeing more of. chapman bell for us. thank you. >> a tragic outburst oinf violee chicago left ten people dead and 52 others injured this most violent wnd so far thiss year police growing frustrated, lling it a despicable leve

real quick before we go to maria, 10 downing street.may, they will be holding joint press conference later today, live pictures on fox news. lauren: we hear the president is 20, 30 minutes away from 10 downing as we do expect the meeting and the press conference cheryl: they will tour the churchill war room. that's very interesting. lauren: so much history, mornings with maria starts now. maria: good morning, everyone, happy tuesday, i'm maria bartiromo, tuesday june 4th, top stories before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. breaking news this morning, president trump says historic uk visit day 2, the president heads the to downing street where he addressed making trade deal with the uk. >> we will have a very substantial trade deal. it would be a fair deal and i think that this is something that we both want to do and we want to do and we will get it done. maria: later this morning the president and prime minister theresa may will hold joint news conference and bring that to you live stay with us. breaking news, crisis at the border, shots f

where president trump is currently meeting the prime minister is away down that street down there that's where the protesters will stop the march in about 15 or 20 minutes a real kaleidoscope of opinions and sentiments and here there are small replicas of the trump baby balloon away to the left of the shots there are some climate change protest says i've also seen protesters dressed up in the red cape or white hornets all 300 mates. a whole range climates food stand and some people were dressed up as chicken soup protest against the prospect and it is alleged that chlorinated chicken from america could be brought into the u.k. so the sentiments here is not angry certainly the organizers said they want a carnival atmosphere but there is no mistaking the opposition to the president on his policies and meanwhile back in downing street president. holding talks what can we expect we need to come out of the talks between an outgoing prime minister and a president who is seeking another time in office. yes it's a difficult want to interest may has already announced on friday she will for

his progress towards downing street appeared inexorable la st downing street appeared inexorable last it's probably true. don't believe everything you see, theresa may would tell you that. and we should just say, the other contenders, and i know there is this feeling, the picture cabinetjobs. i know there is this feeling, the picture cabinet jobs. they are still doing pictures. michael gove, for example, talking about abolishing business rates for small businesses. we still don't know who is going to be the other candidate. who do you think? you've got your finger on you've taken the temperature of the patients. it all to be jeremy hunt but he didn't do as well as he should have done in the first ballot. michael gove and sajid david have a chance. boris would be the most entertaining contest but he starts from so far behind. interesting there are no women contenders. she said, i will not be the last prime minister, lost female prime minister. there will be awake now. the conservative party don't wa nt to now. the conservative party don't want to brexit prime minister. it's another hea

make it through the final round off and who reach the finishing post at the door of number 10 downing street. we are in a strange situation where everybody is making a lot of noise about military action against iran but nobody in the part of that alliance actually wants to do it so there's no desire for it so do you hope that the run makes a mistake. somehow and then does it in some kind of confrontation and then the iranians will be forced to come to the table you know begging for some kind of solution on american terms but you know i think that is dreaming that's. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to the press this is what the before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. soon. after a breakdown of negotiations presidents trump and she may soon again meet to hash out a trade deal the stakes couldn't be higher both sides need a perceived win failure could witness the global economy divided into rival blocks and a dual inter

are the ones who are in this last round going to decide who is in the end going to move into downing street they love him for his weight his car is ma they don't mind that sometimes he might be a little bit economical with the truth his critics say that he's a lawyer and that he's untrustworthy but the party base they don't mind all this criticism when ever he appears for example on party conferences there's huge applause they really really love him and this is why he is the frontrunner but talk to us a little bit about the other contender mr jeremy hunt. well jeremy hunt it's interesting all of the candidates that were left in these last round he was the only remaining say there will be a clear choice for the party base between the remain and a great 6 here the former the acting for and secretary jarrett jeremy hunt is somebody who is seen maybe not ask charismatic as boris johnson so lacking those those qualities not as maybe not as eloquent not as which he bought as a foreign secretary he did come pat the e.u. once of the soviet union that didn't go down very well in brussels but i think

ben talks in downing street. the day for politics, then perhaps, also protest —— then talks in downing street. we saw the pageantry in the state banquet go up very smoothly indeed. it is things are always planned and rehearsed down to the smallest detail, but it was frankly quite splendid. let's give you a flavour of what was said in the toast, the formal speeches that came from the president of the united states and from the queen. tonight we celebrate an alliance that has helped to ensure the safety and prosperity of both our peoples for decades. and which i believe will endure for many years to come. as we honour our shared victory and heritage, we affirm the common values that will unite us long into the future. well, let's give you something of an insight into the way things are going. my guest this morning here at buckingham palace is greg swenson. you are also a spokesman for republicans overseas. how is it going so far? so far so good. the ceremony went off like clockwork. the president was very dignified

i'm annita mcveigh in downing street where president trump will arrive shortly.t james' palace. he'll then head here to number 10 — for talks theresa may and senior ministers on issues including climate change, huawei and iran.

but if trump learns what boris johnson downing street.risjohnson has said about him in the past, you may withdraw his endorsement, because in 2015, borisjohnson as london mayor, after trump wrongly claims there were no go areas created by muslims in london said he was unfit to be president and he was out of his mind and he had stupefying ignorance. and borisjohnson is and he had stupefying ignorance. and boris johnson is quite and he had stupefying ignorance. and borisjohnson is quite capable of going back on what he said, just as donald trump is. but it could come back, those words could come back and haunt boris johnson back, those words could come back and haunt borisjohnson yet. back, those words could come back and haunt boris johnson yet. talk about where is coming back to haunt people, a recording of a prominent labour party activist and big ally ofjeremy corbyn, he appeared to suggest the us embassy was behind at least some of the anti—semitism allegations against labour, it has been a rotten week for the labour party, how do they

after this meeting, president trump will be coming here to downing street.the protesters on the streets in london, and not so numerous as yet. they are putting up that now infamous trump baby blimp. that is going to be hoisted up in the air this morning, but we understand from the police that they won't be able to, the protesters won't be able to get close to where president trump and theresa may will be meeting in downing street, although they will get just down the road from here. they will not be in a position to have sight of downing street, therefore president trump may not have sight of them. the protesters may again be elusi elusive to him, however many they are in number. >> joining the trump baby is a 16 foot trump on a golden toilet tweeting. nic robertson, get us photos of that later on today. thank you. >>> president trump and the first lady attended a state banquet last night hosted by the queen at buckingham palace. the president walking with the queen as melania trump chatted with prince charles. both the queen and mr. trump celebrated the spe

today is concerned, there are no mac big moments, no speech from theresa may on the steps of downing streetetween theresa may and the chairs of the backbench 1922 chairs of the backbench1922 committee. it is important to say that theresa may is standing down as conservative party leader but she is still prime minister until the party chooses her successor and she goes to the queen to offer her resignation. it is today meaningless? not really because it fires the starting gun for the conservative leadership contest, which has unofficially been going on for quite some time, but there will now be a call for nominations. candidates hand in nomination papers on monday, they need eight mps to back their campaign. a series of ballots will whittle the field down to two candidates and the final say goes to the tory party membership and they will grill those candidates ata and they will grill those candidates at a hustings onjune the 22nd. 11 candidates in the mix and that number could still change but whoever does end up walking into downing street and inheriting the crown well of course also inheri

how the race to number ten downing street is affecting the price of stirling. trade war impact.hat numbers out this week will tell us about the us— china trade war —— sterling. hello and welcome to this monday edition of asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. of asia business report. i am shara njit leyl. now, of asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. now, the pound remains under pressure this morning as the contest to find britain's next prime minister officially kicks off later. that is as nominations for the leadership of the ruling conservative party are set to close, and with a very real possibility of and with a very real possibility of ano and with a very real possibility of a no deal brexit looming, traders are braced for more falls in stirling. this is where it is trading right now. earlier i asked a market analyst where he sees the pound heading next. firstly, the theresa may resignation was seen as somewhat of a sitting duck eventful financial markets, that investors knew would come at some point because of the speculation over her resignation that has now per

with just four weeks before a new leader enters downing street, we'll be assessing the contest ahead.t. celebrations in istanbul as a new opposition mayor is elected — a major setback for the turkish president. america's secretary of state heads to the middle east to talk to allies amid extreme tensions with iran. in comes the corner, swept brilliantly in! england have a third. victory against cameroon takes england through to the world cup quarterfinals. and andy murray's doubles win at queen's gives him a triumphant return from injury. good evening. jeremy hunt has launched a fierce attack on borisjohnson his rival to be prime minister, telling him to "man up" and accusing him of ducking media scrutiny. writing in tomorrow's times newspaper, the foreign secretary said mrjohnson appears to want to "slink" into downing street through the back door. but he says he is not interested in debating mrjohnson‘s personal life. on friday, police were called to the flat he shares with his partner, following reports of a row. his team say he ought to be judged on his policies. here's our chief p

but privately get rid of it so what you're saying is that the glittering prizes of 10 downing street may be a short lived achievement for one boy in the stands absolutely may well be that. hugh ever wins actually not just mr johnson is not prime minister for very long and if you were to write a political novel about the circumstances of the last few years would you have managed to come up with a plot which is quite as involved as complex and unlikely as the one which is no unfold i advise against writing novels the real life is much more interesting read it over thank you so much thank you and. many harsh races throw up surprises particular when the stakes are high after all that's what keeps bookies in a comfortable living and this case that is a runaway favorite and bought as johnson but the race is still in its very early stages until his high profile launch of yes the just in the big cat well out of the way living his rivals to make the running and of course the mistakes now he's out and cleared of the field of apparently unstoppable momentum there's many a slip between cup and l

downing street has also said that mrs may will be talking to president trump about climate change.mething the prince of wales will also raise with the president during their conversations. well, we can talk now to tom newton—dunn, who of course rather famously had a couple of high—profile interviews with the president stop what do you make of this visit and the fact that he is making some pretty controversial comments? no great surprise, though, i guess? no, not really. everybody fully expected him to arrive with quite a loud bump. this is what he does. he gave us an interview last week which we ran on saturday, which was full of controversy, and in the sunday times on sunday. but i don't think there is any particular malice in what he does, i don't think there is any grand plan or strategy either, this is just grand plan or strategy either, this isjust simply grand plan or strategy either, this is just simply who donald trump is, he shoots from the hip, he tells it like it is and i'm not sure he really cares who he offends. the most important thing is that he keeps it going and fr

we're not going to see theresa may onto the steps of downing street to make some big speech.he announced she would be standing down. what we will see perhaps later on although it is not clear whether we will get sight of them yet, is an exchange of letters between theresa may and the chairs of the backbench 1922 between theresa may and the chairs of the backbench1922 committee outlining her resignation. and that is when formally the call for nominations will open for them as you are pointing out, nominations to be submitted on monday, for those who want to succeed. currently 11 people in the race, that figure could change and see people dropping out of peoplejoining could change and see people dropping out of people joining the race, then of voting amongst conservative mps as they whittle it down to two candidates and those two candidates then set to be presented to the wider conservative party membership for a vote and ending up with the result, the leader towards the end ofjuly. as you say, no big moment today. very, very low—key but it is significant. theresa may resigning

after the meeting the president will head to 10 downing street for more private meetings with mrs.ay day two of the president's visit though comes as protesters also fill the streets of london as always, we have team coverage for you. steve sedgwick is covering the protests but let's go out to 10 downing street what are trump and may expected to discuss >> as you mentioned with business leaders from some of the top u.s. firms downing street very keen to point out the scale, the scope, the depth of the economic partnership between the two countries with u.s. firms employing a million people here, british firms employing a million people on your side of the atlantic but the conversations between the prime minister and the president later on today and some of the most senior advisers will no doubt focus on trade and the potential for bilateral trade agreement. and mrs. may just a few days away from normally resigning has not been able to get a brexit deal through parliament, but it looks like she is trying to position the uk for a strong trade deal with the united states, something of

that has been tremendous, especially since the fight last week, definitely has been hard to walk down the street. i'm definitely in a great position, being the champion. yeah, i am not complaining about it at all. congratulations to her. back to australia against brazil at the women's world cup, scintillating match so far, brazil putting on the pressure, late chance for them, already into time added on, five minutes of that in that game. brazil 2-0 minutes of that in that game. brazil 2—0 up at the start of the game, now they trail 3—2 as you can see, possible penalty, with vi are, we will not wait for the check but it has played a big part in the game so far. australia —— var. could have had one of their own, brazil got one of their own, mata scored it, fifth goal ina of their own, mata scored it, fifth goal in a separate world cup. —— australia could have had one of their own. both matches on bbc two, thatis their own. both matches on bbc two, that is all from sportsday, we will have more in the evening. —— marta. the number of mps vying for the tory leadership has been reduced to seven follow

and i'm annita mcveigh here in downing street.y at downing street on the second day of his state visit to the uk. afterwards, the president praised the "extraordinary" alliance between the us and uk and revealed that the labour leaderjeremy corbyn had requested a meeting with him, and mr trump said he declined. at a joint news conference with the prime minister, mr trump repeated his belief that brexit would be good for the country and said the prime minister deserved a lot of credit. he also criticised sadiq khan once again and said that he hadn't noticed any protests against his visit. mr trump described the special relationsip between the us and the uk as the "greatest alliance." he said that "everything" was on the table as part of any future us—uk trade deal, including the nhs. and as i mentioned, he also revealed that the labour leaderjeremy corbyn asked to meet him and mr trump declined the request. mr trump went on to speak about nato. he said those allies must contribute more. in response, the prime minister said the two

businesleaders tomorrow before heading to downing street.aybe that meeting will be in thest round with other mis present. of course the leadership contenders, jeremyunt, at the banquet in buckingham palace today, but also boris johnson. what we hear from the johnson team is that there has been no invitation extended to him, but e president has had plenty to say before he arrived in the u.k. that that is who he thinks should be the prime minister. we are looking out tomorrow at the press conference for anything indiscreet. of course, he has been pretty forthcoming in what he thinks so far. jane: just very briefly, what do people ine britain m his tweeting and ahaerbal fight he already been picking? christian: i think america first divides opinions in the united states just as divides opinion the u.k. as well. there have been protestsoday and we heard from jeremy corbyn, opposition leader in u.k who says he will be speaking tomorrow at the anti-trump rally in trafalgar sare. not everybody is in favor of the visit. but there are some, particula

hugh grant was the prime minister in the film and sue grant of downing street or could be the hugh grantt so, i think, she needs a lot of help to deliver on his promises and a lot of guidance from people. when you are making your mind up, what is important to you? leadership. actions. likeable. different from strong? yes. deliver on your promises. and we have to trust you that you are going to deliver. let's have a look at borisjohnson. a bit better of course. you'll make you tell us what happened at your partner's home? i would love to tell you, about all sorts of things but i made it a rule over many years. i do not talk about stuff involving my family and my loved ones and there isa very family and my loved ones and there is a very good reason for that. personal life, character, personality. he did not answer her question. boris did not. should he talk about his personal life? no. he has the right to his privacy and everyone else does. people have a right to privacy but he did not answer the question. and who would give a better deal to the eu? johnson or hunt? you need that personali

with the rest of the occasionjake as downing street. rest of the occasion jake as a donald trump, speaking next to him at a press co nfe re nce speaking next to him at a press conference and say kind things about each other? that is the question and so each other? that is the question and so farjeremy corbyn continues to suggest that he would like to do that. you are no fan of donald trump christina but his behaviour, how prime ministerial. infantile, but he is infantile. he isjust not fit, it is infantile. he isjust not fit, it is hard to think of anyone who is fit to be prime minister at the moment and not very many of the current candidates in the tory party cindy fit. but we are between the devil in the dpc at the moment. i think it is one thing not to attend the state dinner, you can argue about that but a dinner as a kind of an optional social situation and you could say, i think that his behaviour towards disabled people, towards women in particular at the cha rlottesville march towards women in particular at the charlottesville

our nic robertson is outside number 10 downing street. nick, we expected this joint news conference to start several minutes ago. are there still discussions under way or just the normal delay that often happens with official events on a trip like this? >> reporter: it seems to be, jim, just a delay that you normally get with dig events like this. we've seen a lot of people coming out of number 10 already, steve mnuchin, secretary of state mike pompeo they all came out and walk across but as they walk across the street here, it's only a few steps, the crowd outside the end of do you think street can see them. whenever somebody has been walking out of the door in the past couple minutes big boos have been erupting from the crowd, a siren goes off. so i think we can anticipate when president trump walks across that street that the crowd will probably react to him in a similar way, it's not clear if they can actually identify him as the president but they do seem to know that he is expected to make that walk. he hasn't made it yesterday, the

central london to a standstill they are going to protest all over the city especially in front of downing street which is due to meet to reset may later today and we're also expecting to make the famous trump baby blimp to make a return that is the huge balloon that we know from last summer that is depicting trump as a baby in diapers or nappies depending on which part of the world you're from so many many protesters expected today from all over the country they are coming in by coaches and jeremy corbin the leader of the opposition party is due to speak at those protests making a huge statement there yesterday he already. at the banquet dinner the queen threw in. a very glamorous a state dinner that we saw there let's have a look. president trump and 1st lady milan here touched down on the lawn of buckingham palace to a royal welcome. this is trump 2nd visit to the united kingdom since he became president but his 1st official state visit this time of queen elizabeth's invitation. trumpeters family were guests of honor at the royal bank which where the president spoke of the bones forged between

downing street suspends foreign office minister mark field, while investigations take place into this down — as american media reports that president trump approved military strikes against iran yesterday before changing his mind. and a petition to recall conservative mp chris davies has secured enough signatures to force a by—election in his brecon and radnorshire constituency. hello, i'm maryam with the business news. about 150,000 businesses still do not have the paperwork they need to keep exporting to the eu in the event of a no—deal brexit, mark carney has said. the bank of england governor added that many had built up contingency stocks, but these would only last "weeks". the northern powerhouse is being "undermined" by austerity despite signs of economic growth, a think tank says. the institute of public policy research north said the economy had "moved in the right direction" but more children were living in "poor" households. more in a moment. apple hasjoined a growing chorus of firms urging the trump administration to drop a plan for more us tariffs on chinese goods. the us

you can see a live picture from london, this is 10 downing street.e doors, president trump and the british prime minister teresa may have been meeting for the past three hours or so, they are going to be holding a joint news conference here shortly, it was scheduled ten minutes ago. you can see things are obviously running late. we're making some progress, just two minutes ago, i saw a lot of officials coming out of that door. we are hoping to see the president. president trump and prime minister teresa may, hopefully, walk out of those doors soon as they make their way to the podium, where plenty of people are waiting for them to speak we expect a bolstered trade deal against the united states and britain ahead of their exit from the uk in october and of course teresa may about to leave office as well there as prime minister. so we're going to keep an eye on things. again, that news conference supposed to happen here any minute now. i will let you know as soon as it does, back to you. >> oak, jessica, thank you, in the south bay, san jose is crackin

will you work for it borisjohnson if he got into downing street?”ning's weather. good morning. yesterday in edinburgh we had 33 millimetres of rainfall. we are going to turn a bit hotter in the next few days. the air sources north africa, algeria, seeing house of 48, 40 9 degrees in the next couple of days. in parts of spain, portugal and switzerland, into the low or almost of the mid—405. the highest temperature ever recorded in france in any month was 44.1 celsius in the south of france. that was in august, 2003. we are forecasting and land temperatures on thursday and friday of 44 degrees. it will be cooler on the coast. tempered by the mediterranean. that record may well be broken. it is not a record we wa nt to be broken. it is not a record we want to see broken either. you can see the cloud coming in across our shores today. it has produced heavy thundery downpours in the early part of this morning. still some rain around. this area covered by the met office warning shows where we are likely to see heavy rain and possibly still some thundersto

so all of these bold claims really he will be held into account if indeed he does move into downing street at the end of the summer that's what we will find out soon you know all right are there good marks on the story for us in london big thank you . the scientists are sounding the alarm over glacier. they say glaciers in the himalayas north of india are melting at a rate twice of what would be considered normal. the glaciers of the himalayas represent a vast reservoir of water upon which hundreds of millions of people depend no the glaciers are melting. by comparing today's glaciers with satellite imagery made tickets ago scientists can determine just how quickly the ice is receding. researchers at london's a period college say the big melt will be hard to stop even if we if we try to limit the $1.00 degree. temperature rise over the next by the end of this century is still one 3rd of. the last yes we. just. dr pandit says changing water availability is making it impossible for people to continue traditional farming practices those who cannot adapt are often forced to move away. because

famous people from both countries tomorrow then president trump is going to meet to resign may in downing street the outgoing prime minister where they will discuss the possibility of a u.s. u.k. trade deal. so that is that those are the main things on his agenda these days and of course president trump is hoping to create glamorous images here in london during his state visit but seanad bottom a glamorous images he's hoping to get he's expected to meet with quite a number of protest. massive protests are indeed expected in the capital today and tomorrow protesters from all around the country are indeed descending on london and tonight they are planning to protest here in front of buckingham palace tomorrow and then in central london around downing street where theresa may and donald trump will meet we've also heard a lot of criticism on those controversial visit from u.k. politicians among them among some opposition leader jeremy corbin the labor leader who said he's not going to attend the dinner tonight he is going to boycott this dinner along with other politicians here in the u k. i shot a

but it breaks a plant he has won over many turi vote is on friday he was in downing street with a letter demanding a c. to any future breaks at negotiations no tory hopeful will be keen to give him that but to secure the keys to this door it seems almost anything is possible. and there was of course our forest waiting reporting she is a former british parliamentary correspondent and are very own in-house briggs it analyst good to have you here with us theresa may stepped out on a very eloquent tour all of low talks a little bit more about all these contenders is a crowded field vying to take over who's making a real impact well as we saw in that report boris johnson does seem to be the one to be to not just because at the moment he has the most support within parliament that's important within his own conservative party there are 42 conservative m.p.'s who are backing him and he needs them to get through to the next round which is when the people the members of the conservative party will vote so he's one to watch out for and certainly michael gove but there are others as well as the job