ecclestone. makarrata received nine years _ ecclestone.11 years ——jugoslavjovanovic. and making it a total of 11 years —— jugoslavjovanovic. and then alessandro maltese and alessandro maltese and alessandro donati received eight years and nine months in prison each for conspiracy to burgle. if prison each for conspiracy to burn le. , ., prison each for conspiracy to burale. ,, .., prison each for conspiracy to burale. , ., , burgle. if you could stand up in the courtroom _ burgle. if you could stand up in the courtroom and - burgle. if you could stand up in the courtroom and face i burgle. if you could stand up i in the courtroom and face them what would you say to them? that they are disgusting. i find — that they are disgusting. i find it— that they are disgusting. i find it sickening that people are such _ find it sickening that people are such low lives, having seen their— are such low lives, having seen their faces, _ are such low lives, having seen theirfaces, it is are such low lives, having seen their faces, it is kind of haunting

just a reminder of who bernie ecclestone is. he was the head of. ecclestone is.1, he was ranked 74th in the most recent sunday times rich list, with an estimated net worth ofjust under £2.5 billion. but today came a joint announcement from the cps and hmrc that he will appear in court on 22nd august to face a charge of fraud by false representation. hmrc said it had carried out a "complex and worldwide criminal investigation" into ecclestone's tax affairs, which has led to the cps authorising this charge, which relates to an alleged failure to declare overseas assets worth more than £400 million. hmrc said "no—one suspected of tax fraud is beyond our reach." when contacted today by reuters, mr ecclestone said he was yet to receive the details and so couldn't comment. this comes after ecclestone was arrested in may in brazil for illegally carrying a gun while boarding a plane. he acknowledged owning the gun, but said he was unaware it was in his luggage at the time. and last month, he told itv he would "take a bullet" for russia's president vladimir putin, a comme

now on bbc news — who stole tamara ecclestone's diamonds?tedly stolen. both those interviews black taxi to make their getaway. quite a heist. tv host and heiress worth hundreds millions of dollars but this morning, tamara ecclestone was left shaken after $67 million start making the mag this was billionaires row, one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the whole country. �*s house, more than 50 rooms. lycee... we were going to lapland in december which is something we had done before with our daughter sofia. it is one of, like, the highlights for us as a family. it is a beautiful trip, it is with the magical. we landed in lapland and everything was fine. we were so excited. i was taking photos at the airport. there was loads of snow. it was such a magical start. and i think we got quite an early night because we had had a long day and travel

posting on instagram ms ecclestone wrote: "if you are the source, you get the reward.er opened her eyes to the dangers of the fashion industry. ms moss told the bbc�*s desert island discs that she was asked to take her bra off at a shoot when she was 15 years old. the model said the experience had "sharpened her instinct" and that as a result she could "tell a wrong'un a mile away". for the first time in 70 years, two jaguar cubs have been born in the wild in argentina. their mother arami was released with a gps tracking collar in 2021 and has now given birth. according to the rewilding foundation, there are fewer than 250 jaguars living in the wild in argentina and it's hoped these cubs will help boost those numbers. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. it's been a hot and sunny day across east anglia. temperatures in a number of sites exceeded 30 celsius, but further west, it wasn't nearly that hot. indeed, we had thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain. quite a few of these pulses of rain turned out to be quite heavy as well. now, look

posting on instagram ms ecclestone wrote: "if you are the source, you get the reward.d how a photoshoot as a teenager opened her eyes to the dangers of the fashion industry. ms moss told the bbc�*s desert island discs that she was asked to take her bra off at a shoot when she was 15 years old. the model said the experience had "sharpened her instinct" and that as a result she could "tell a wrong �*un a mile away". i had a horrible experience for a bra catalogue. i was only 15, probably, and he said, "take your top off." i took my top off, and i was really shy then about my body. and he said, "take your bra off." and i could feel there was something wrong, so i got myself and i ran away. how did that affect you, that experience? i think it sharpened my instincts. i'm very... i can kind of tell a wrong'un a mile away. the pope has just arrived the pope hasjust arrived in canada, and edmonton. the pontiff has described the visit as a trip of penance during which he will apologise for the role of the roman catholic church in residential schools for many indigenous children

posting on instagram ms ecclestone wrote: "if you are the source, you get the reward.f not hot really today across east anglia and south east england. but it's not been like that for the rest of the uk, where we've had thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain. now this rain going across northern ireland turned out to be very heavy. that's now pushing on into scotland — could bring some localised surface water flooding as it continues to push its way northwards. kind of hangs around across northern scotland and then starts coming back southwards later in the night. there'll be a few patches of rain elsewhere, but also some drier weather. a fresher night for scotland and northern ireland, but still warm for england and wales, with your overnight lows for most between 16 and 18 degrees celsius. now tomorrow, we start off with this weather front bringing rain to northern scotland. that moves southwards across scotland through the morning and into the afternoon. we'll start to see the rain arriving then, across northeastern areas of england. there'll be a few showers elsewhere,

of course, they say that the investigation was conducted a long time ago bernard ecclestone.iled to inform the tax and customs administration about the existence of assets abroad, estimated to be in excess of £400 million, a downcast johnson refuses to answer the question of whom he personally would like to see as his successor. it is possible that he is equally unpleasant. they are all. i don't want to talk more about all this is the task of the prime minister in this situation. it consists in continuing to do your job, working in this mode on johnson's suitcases. it may take until mid-september if the conservative party fails to find a way to speed up the process. election of a new leader alexander khabarov ilya mordyukov lead, london problems with leadership in the us ruling party, biden's rating has set another anti-record. interview. the new york times shows that the president's policies are dissatisfied 77% of respondents americans dislike almost everything and the leader's advanced age and low work ability and his views prolong oil on the fire of the son of the baidan

there�*s been no comment yet from mr ecclestone.y much forjoining us and for your patience. this stone is not going to go away anytime quickly. not least because of the number of candidates. are you a bit surprised by how many have appeared so far? in one way but in the other it the strength of the mps in the conservative party that were able to field quite so many. it is quite a lot and although i am quite sure it�*ll be whittled fairly quickly. if you are looking, i am not going to ask you to say, particularly as it is far too early to make up your mind, iwould hope, because you it is far too early to make up your mind, i would hope, because you want to see what the colour of their money is, as it were. are there particular thing you are looking for to follow boris johnson, may particular thing you are looking for to follow borisjohnson, may be as a contrast, commonly beat continuity, what are the things you will be listening out for —— maybe as a contrast or maybe as continuity? i will want to take my time and read all the polici

who stole tamara ecclestone's diamonds?et, more than 120 years ago, celebrating mardi gras in its own inimitable style. the floats, the costumes, the spectacle — new orleans putting on its best. you did not go to canal street unless you were dressed up and i am sure that this was early on in the culture, in new orleans culture among all people. but here on mardi gras day, the people were dressed very well. mardi gras, or fat tuesday, is part of the fabric of the city. it's become a raucous affair these days with the crowds almost as big a part of the show as those on parade. things were a little different in 1898. the people standing there watching, are just staid and not really interacting the way that people are now. this footage, discovered only recently in a museum in the dutch city of amsterdam provides a window into the past, a past that still looks, despite the passage of time, strangely familiar. tim allman, bbc news. fantastic pictures. lewis is with you between two and five, and i will be back between five and six

mr ecclestone, who's 91, said he had yet to see the details and couldn't comment.g through with his deal to buy the company are invalid and wrongful. he pulled out of the agreement saying he had not been given enough information about fake accounts. shares fell 11% on monday. britain will have a new prime minister by 5 september. that's a full eight weeks away. anyone who wants the job — and there are currently 11 possible candidates — will have to first secure the backing of 20 of their fellow members of parliament, and then make their way through a series of votes which start on wednesday. 0ur political editor chris mason reports. thank you all very much, thank you. from borisjohnson�*s resignation, to the emerging cacophony of voices trying to replace him. visions and videos, talks of their past and our future, promises and persuasion, and lots of it. is raising taxes during a cost of living crisis... mind you, this is all we saw of the former chancellor today. rishi sunak published his launch video on friday and currently has more publicly declared support from

mr ecclestone, who's 91, said he had yet to see the details and couldn't comment.arachi is under water — as heavy rainfall continues to lash the port city. showers over the past week have inundated parts of the city, flooding homes and shops. two more people have died in the flooding after being electrocuted. across pakistan, intense floods have killed dozens of people and left hundreds homeless. the heavy rains have also caused flooding across western india — with the states of gujarat and maharashtra particularly badly affected. roxy gag—dekar sent this update. this region which is in the southwestern part of india. where we are right now in the district and this area has received 22 inches of rainfall in a short time. this entire area was submerged in water on sunday and as you can see, these are the houses in all these houses were completely submerged into the water, the people living here were rescued and boats from here and right now, these people would come back from their houses in they are trying to recollect there are things which are submerged. and these

mr ecclestone, who's 91, said he had yet to see the details and couldn't comment.ough with his deal to buy the company are invalid and wrongful. he pulled out of the agreement saying he had not been given enough information about fake accounts. shares fell 11% on monday. reports from iran say the award winning filmmaker jafar panahi has been arrested. he's among more than 300 iranian filmmakers and activists who issued a statement condemning the arrests of two other filmmakers, amid a crackdown on protesters. with me is our news reporter azadeh moshiri. you enter expand on what these processes are about.— processes are about. according to media and — processes are about. according to media and his— processes are about. according to media and his family, - processes are about. according to media and his family, he - to media and his family, he turned up to the infamous prison were so many dissidents are arrested and held to enquire about one of the other directors. those protests and what these directors have been arrested for are related to a building collapse, a 1

there's been no comment yet from mr ecclestone.three british riders in the top ten — he's third overall, one minute and 17 seconds behind leader pogarcher. and there's an extra hazard to negotiate in the shape of covid—19, which has forced three riders to withdraw from the race. to be honest i would still be proud to be on the podium again at the last couple of years. i have had to prove a few people wrong and at the same time i have come second before so just to make same time i have come second before sojust to make podium would be obviously an achievement. but at the same time i would definitely want to try to win as well. the main thing is to have no regrets and knowing that i tried everything i could and the team could to try to win the race. it is a long way to catch up but anything could happen in the sport of bike racing. especially these days with covid and all that jazz. so i think all the other teams are going to be all over it as we are. everyone is being super vigilant. i spoke to my son today and he has got it as well

breaking news from the crown prosecution service to save former formula i boss bernie ecclestone will representation, and this is after an hmrc investigation into overseas assets believed to be worth more than £400 million. so, ex formula i boss bernie ecclestone will be charged with fraud by false representation after an hmrc investigation into overseas assets believed to be worth more than £400 million stop thatjust in from the crown prosecution service. let's bring you more on the news that heathrow airport has asked airlines to cancel 6i flights because it was it said more passengers were expected that they could currently serve. paul charles is the chief executive of a travel consultancy, the pc agency and explained how flight cancellations are allocated. the way heathrow is working on the cancellations is by looking the day before at the schedules they have planned and they work with the ground handlers and the airlines and they look at the peak point, the pinch points where they expect there to be the most number of people going through security and check—in based on past data

of course, they say that the investigation was conducted a long time ago bernard ecclestone. to tell revenue and customs about existence of overseas assets believed to be in excess of £400m, downcast johnson refuses to answer who he is would like to see, as his successor it is possible that he is equally unpleasant. they are all. i don't want to talk more about all this is the task of the prime minister in this situation. it consists in continuing to do your job, working in this mode on johnson's suitcases. it may take until mid-september if the conservative party fails to find a way to speed up the process of electing a new leader alexander khabarov ilya mordyukov representatives of 78 regions and activists from the donbass are participating in it. the program is extensive. in the next few days, the participants will discuss the results of the work for the first half of the year. they will be trained to develop leadership skills. they will share regional practices of working with young people . and, probably, the future is very big, we now want to write an already, uh, histo

who stole tamara ecclestone's diamonds?wheelchair and mobility scooter users to get closer to the water. kirk england has been to see how it works. i don't feel different. i feel like everybody else. if i want to go to the beach and read a book and have a coffee, then i can get on the beach and do that, and i haven't got to think about it. well, it's an amazing location, but seaton beach hasn't always been accessible for everybody. but it is now, because of this. this special track that has just been put down, and it was the idea of nicki. nicki, why did you want to do it? i wanted something for everybody to get on the beach and be able to use. coming down to the beach, you know, with my family, i was stuck up on the promenade while they were on the beach. so, you were up here while they were down there? yeah. how did that feel? it made me feel not part... i wanted to be part of it. nicky dack, who has multiple sclerosis started her campaign for better beach access at seaton just a year ago. it'sjust amazing, and to get her

there's been no comment yet from mr ecclestone.sly an achievement, but at the same time would want to try to win the race as well. the main thing is having no regrets and that i tried everything i could and the team could to win the race basically. the open gets under way at st andrews later this week, and all eyes will be on us open—winner matt fitzpatrick as he tees off. last time he won at st andrews, his mum, dad and the family dog were the only spectators, but the attention of thousands are on him this week as he returns a major champion. it was my first open at st andrews so, you know, i wouldn't say it's one of my favourite golf courses. but to experience it in an open is amazing. it's definitely one that i watched growing up. i didn't really watch much golf growing up, ryder cup, masters, open to be honest. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. the heat is still in place, but we're going to find more cloud around on tuesday. that cloud thick enough to bring some further rain to begin with in scotland and northern i

the former formula one boss, bernie ecclestone, suggested hamilton should just brush aside the comments aboutjust who we speak to. i don�*t know why we are continuing to give these older voices a platform, because they are speaking upon our sport and we are looking to go somewhere completely different, and it is not representative i think of who we are at a spot now and where we are planning to go. we need to look into the future and give the younger people a platform that is more representative of today�*s time. it is notjust about one individual. it is not just about that one use of that term, it is the bigger picture. hamilton has been at the forefront of trying to effect change at formula one. there is a partnership, ignite, to improve diversity in the sport but he is frustrated by some in the sport who he says payslip service to the problem and are not putting their money where their mouth is. northamptonshire police haveissued mouth is. northamptonshire police have issued a warning to deter potential protesters ahead of the race on sunday, it says it�*s received intelligence that

for viewers in the uk, who stole tamara ecclestone's diamonds?on was reached after his showed steady signs of deterioration over the past few weeks. he was gifted to hong kong by china's central government in 1991. that isjust about china's central government in 1991. that is just about it for the moment, but you can get plenty my news on our website whenever you want. and also on the bbc news app. thanks for watching. i will see you soon. hello again. the temperatures today are going to be a little bit lower than they were yesterday, but for some, they're still above average for the time of year. so a lot of cloud across parts of england, south east scotland, a lot of dry weather with a few showers. the sunniest conditions in the west where we've got this area of high pressure building in the front pushing off into the north sea. but we could still catch some showers today across the lake district and the pennines, for example. so still a fair bit of cloud south in scotland. much of england with the odd shower in it, brighterskies, southwest eng

he was told to brush aside those comments by the former f1 boss bernie ecclestone. 2020, at lewis hamilton and 13 others took the knee on the grid in the protest against racism but six years on he is still facing negativity —— two years on. i six years on he is still facing negativity -- two years on. i don't know why — negativity -- two years on. i don't know why we _ negativity -- two years on. i don't know why we are _ negativity -- two years on. i don't know why we are continuing - negativity -- two years on. i don't know why we are continuing to - negativity -- two years on. i don't. know why we are continuing to give these older voices are platform because we are looking to go somewhere different and that is not representative of who we are as a sport now, it's notjust about one individual or want use of that term, it's the bigger picture.— it's the bigger picture. hamilton has been a _ it's the bigger picture. hamilton has been a driving _ it's the bigger picture. hamilton has been a driving force - it's the bigger picture. hamilton has been a driving force f

good morning britain, we were told by the honorary president and former head of formula 1, return ecclestone following putin first-class man. he does everything for russia, i would cover him from a bullet with my body. well said and said. it would seem that, firstly, immediately after the live broadcast, the presenter tried to convince the tolstoon and immediately scolded him for his strange inadequate behavior. as they said the position, and after the broadcast they released exculpatory letter refutation, or what? the fact that bernie's point of view definitely does not coincide with the policy of the channel and common sense. well , all the shots with putin that they provided themselves during the program were blurred, as if in this way they tried to cancel putin. well, now british journalists pounced on applestone, the second day his sandbox joined the action and the tanker of a liter with damn, revealed that he admires the russian president in recent years. he also called an ambulance after claiming that vladimir putin should govern europe in the sufi program. good morning. britain said

ecclestone thought it was absolutely unthinkable.reality when he first heard it. i thought he was sniffing all those car exhausts, what he said is absolutely unthinkable. write in the comments astounding absolutely astounding with the threads of bernie ecolestone's comments. it seems absolutely amazing that vladimir putin is clearly a toxic person and the prime minister was right. having said this, you see putin's apologists when you can see those terrible things on the tv screen, the terrible suffering of the ukrainian people that are taking place in ukraine, i am shocked by this. and now about what will finally stop the suffering of ukrainians unesco has made a truly important even historic decision ukrainian borscht is now excluded from the list of intangible cultural heritage in need of immediate protection. it is not known exactly how they will protect the process of making soup , apparently, an armed naji will be presented to each cook, if that picker becomes beet broth, he will not be embarrassed to open it unesco even the fac

still been a difficult afternoon for so many drivers who are warned to bring food and water bernie ecclestones of four or six hour o it has been a hot day so it has been uncome fortable for people in their car, lots of motorists are asking how has it come to this? they know how many cars are going to turn up know how many cars are going to turn up to get on the ferry, they know that passport checks have increased since brexit, what has changed this weekend second the volume of traffic because of the start of the summer holidays, the busiest weekend and it is the first teem really the new passport checks have been in place with the pressure on, when the efrench border staff didn't turn up in the right numbers yesterday, that started the problems, we are told there are enough staff but the volume of traffic, cars and lorries means they are still struggling to clear that backlog but starting to make improvements and hoping things will be back to something like normal tomorrow, there could be further disruption because the smallest thing going wrong has a bigger impact down the motorway network o

bernie ecclestone on the air of the program. its support for the president of our country in 2019 as well. you said you would take a bullet for him. you still consider him a friend. still having that feeling, i would still take a bullet for him. it would be better to do without wounds, but i would have caught a bullet, because he is a first-class person and is faithful and does. it is for the sake of russia that they were afraid. and why did the british decide to cover up the videos and photos in which apple stone , together with our president, remains only guess, but in the light of modern realities in german in instagram. something absolutely incredible happened. they suddenly thought about the rights of russians and even created a special commission headed by a deputy from the alternative for germany party yevgeny schmidt. he claims the root of evil in dishonest and unscrupulous media is one of the driving factors. uh, russophobia, that is, uh, it is not only uh, a consequence of the statements of politicians or those carried

this is a safety for russia of the same opinion, and the former head of formula 1 pull ecclestone, speakingr of the british television channel. he said that vladimir putin is doing what he thinks is right and doing it for the sake of his country. in addition, apple stone criticized vladimir zelensky he used to be a comedian. and i think he wants to continue in this profession. if he thought well, he would definitely put in enough effort to talk to putin who is a reasonable person and listened. and perhaps he could do something about it to the problems of his country recommend contacting the western establishment the washington post is another problem, where the us and its allies, fanatic, political fatigue, the conflict in ukraine is now relatively popular, but dissatisfaction is clearly going to build up as gasoline in the us rises in price, natural gas reserves in europe are depleted before the cold winter, and voters are increasingly wondering. why this money does not go to internal needs is that the western audience is starting to get tired of ukraine , it is easy to understand on the w

what does the inhabitants of britain turn on in the morning tv, and there bernie ecclestone foundingr vladimir putin i would definitely do it he is a first class person and does what he thinks is right and he does the right thing. this is for russia, but as far as zelensky is concerned, as far as i know, he used to be a comedian, and it seems to me that he wants to continue in this profession. if he had thought well, he would definitely have made a great effort to talk to vladimir putin who, of course, would have listened to him and perhaps could have resolved the situation for the united states in the order of things. to start troubles for the oke nami they always benefited from this, they hope, and this time they have fossils, but where they are going, begging for the resources of europe, it is not clear. the price of gas for the week is $1,600 per 1,000 cubic meters underground storage facilities are 60% full with the required 90 july 11 nord stream 1 stops servicing for 10 days and the ministers of energy and germany for some reason think that direct gas supplies from russia may

who stole tamara ecclestone's diamonds?because low pressure starts to come in from the atlantic, with its fronts, which will bring more unsettled conditions. stilla will bring more unsettled conditions. still a lot of dry weather to start the day, the south—east will probably stay dry all day but out towards the west we will have rain from the word go in northern ireland, which was spreading across scotland, northern england, wales and the south—west. gusty winds in the irish sea. into sunday, we could well see temperatures get up to about 30 degrees in parts of the south. still some rain or showers in the north and west and they will transfer eastwards as we go through the course of monday and the temperature then will start to slide once again. it is all over the place. do you want some joy? thank you for that. take a look at this! that is how you have some fun in the sun, isn't it? look at these, they have just been absolutely frolicking. the simplest thing, a bucket of water. this is a kennel in somerset and the dogs i

of course, they say that the investigation was conducted a long time ago bernard ecclestone. refuses to answer the question whom he personally would like to see as his successor it is possible that he is equally unpleasant. they are all. i don't want to talk about all this anymore . take your job to work in this mode on johnson's suitcases. it may take until mid-september if the conservative party fails to find a way to speed up the process of electing a new leader. alexander khabarov ilya murdyakov vesti, london right now hello on july 12, 1372, a battle took place that ended the lithuanian-muscovite war near the ancient russian city of liubonsk. now this is the village of troitskoye in the kaluga region, the advancing lithuanians were rebuffed by the troops of the grand duke of moscow dmitry ivanovich, later called the boards, the war went on for the fourth year, the grand duke of lithuanian olgerts raided moscow lands, seized and ruined his cities, supported the tver principality of the conquerors approached the very walls of moscow but stormed new stone kremlin only built