to loud cheers of "resign", a chastened esther mcvey came to parliament to say sorry.nt to say was that the nao had said that there was no practical alternative to continuing with universal credit. despite that apology, labour are not satisfied. if she didn't do it on purpose the question remains, how could she be so incompetent as to not understand what the report was saying? i think that's a very serious question around herjudgement and her competency levels. esther mcvey‘s errors were born of a desire to put a positive spin on a hugely negative report. put simply, universal credit is not working as it should. the use of food banks, for instance, has increased more rapidly after the benefit is introduced to an area. a welfare reform creating for some the very problems the welfare state was designed to abolish. michael buchanan, bbc news. the bbc has been told that official brexit campaign — vote leave — is expected to be found guilty of four charges of breaking electoral law. the draft of an investigation into vote leave concludes that it broke spending limits and fa

to loud cheers of "resign", a chastened esther mcvey came to parliament to say sorry.d the house for inadvertently misleading you. what i meant to say was that the nao had said that there was no practical alternative to continuing with universal credit. despite that apology, labour are not satisfied. if she didn't do it on purpose the question remains, how could she be so incompetent as to not understand what the report was saying? i think that's a very serious question around her judgment and her competency levels. esther mcvey‘s errors were born of a desire to put a positive spin on a hugely negative report. put simply, universal credit is not working as it should. the use of food banks, for instance, has increased more rapidly after the benefit is introduced to an area. a welfare reform creating for some the very problems the welfare state was designed to abolish. michael buchanan, bbc news. the bbc has been told that official brexit campaign — vote leave — is expected to be found guilty of four charges of breaking electoral law. the draft of an investigation into v

esther: that's a very tough question.on't be surprised to see that he's not on the list, but he will be probably replaced by another market important person. guy: somebody the market trusts. who is there that could be in that cabinet that the market would trust? -- held that role of being the person that the market looks to, and he had the year of the president -- the year of the present. president.of the esther: during my visit, one lady has come across as potentially being divisive and have the carotid, so -- koran, so she's been the economic advisor to the president. i think that would be comfort to the investors. turkey, anhave, in independent central bank as of today? up to: that is interpretation. compared with other central banks in emerging markets, i would say the turkey one is less, more influenced by government policies that other central banks. guy: where does this leave investors? what is your expectation for the direction of the lira? we have bond auctions coming up. would they be supported by the market? i

esther mcvey. tensions within the conservative party over brexit were once again on display when conservative backbenchers put their questions to theresa may. cabinet ministers are due to go to the prime minister's country retreat of chequers on friday, where they're due to hold a make or break meeting to decide exactly what the uk wants from the brexit talks. two prominent leavers sought reassurance from theresa may that the uk would be leaving the single market and the customs union. it is her personal position and the settled negotiating position of her majesty's government that after we leave the eu we will have full and unfettered control of migration into this country, full and unfettered control of our ability to make new trade deals with the rest of the world and above all, full and unfettered control on the way we regulate our own business. we will indeed after we leave the european union, we will be operating our own independent trade policy and parliament will be determining our laws and

esther mcvey.ome secretary, sajid javid, has said that the novichok nerve agent that poisoned two people in amesbury in wiltshire is the same as that used in the attack on sergei and yulia skripal in march. the couple had been found unwell at their home on saturday and were taken to salisbury district hospital, where the skripals had also been treated. the home secretary said he understood local people would be feeling very anxious. let me reassure you, that public safety is of paramount importance. public health england's latest assessment is that based on the number of casualties affected, there is no significant risk to the wider public. their advice is informed by scientists and the police as the facts evolve. he said the main line of enquiry was that this case was linked to the poisoning of the skripals in march, an attack ministers blamed on the russian government. it is completely unacceptable for our people to be either deliberate or accidental targets or for our streets, our parks, our tow

esther mcvey. — in effect — be paying their own compensation for weeks of rail delays and cancellations. it was another day of rail chaos, with travellers advised to avoid london victoria station after a signalfailure caused major disruption. the latest day of disruption followed weeks of problems for passengers on some northern rail services and on govia thameslink that runs from the north of london through to the south. the government has announced users will be able to claim compensation of between one and four weeks. in the commons, the shadow transport minister wondered who would foot the bill. she quoted previous comments by the transport secretary, chris grayling. in regards to compensation, the companies, the train operating companies, will have to meet the cost of that. so untrue. it is network rail, mr speaker, will be funding the compensation. last year alone, they paid out a82 million through schedules four and eight. so, does he agree that while the operating companies write the cheque

esther: i think what we have heard from the u.s.nt days with respect to currencies is a worrying development. in a currency war, no side can win. like there are fromantial costs interventions in a currency war. what is important to is arentiate is that there monetary policy in europe that targets the inflation rate. it will have side effects to the euro but as i said, there is currently no currency manipulation. francine: thank you so much. esther reichelt from frankfurt. let us move to a corporate story. if you have named a new ceo after a health crisis has left sergio marchionne so unable to return to work. justew tv executive has days to prepare for the automaker's quarterly results. a presentation that investors will use to consider his plan. joining us is our reporter from milan. he has a great story out. fill sergio marchionne's shoes? he was a rock star. reporter: a rock star. , he was criticized by unions for example because essentially he moved away from italy the center of fiat chrysler. it was the only way that the compan

esther mcvey robustly defended this but today she was forced to say some of the claimed she made werepen letter was published by the head of the national audit office saying it was odd to hear you say we had ignored recent government changes to the benefit because your own officials signed up dill fund this week before its publication. he also said they did not say that the roll—out of universal credit should be speeded up universal credit should be speeded up at all. so this is an extraordinary rebuke from an impartial observer of how the government spends taxpayers money to a cabinet minister. thank you. the time is 6:12. our top story this evening. counterterrorism police are brought in as two people are left critically ill in hospital after being exposed to an unknown substance in wiltshire. and we'll have all the latest from wimbledon, as serena williams makes it through to the third round in straight sets. coming up on bbc news, we are live on day three at wimbledon, with the top seed roger federer breezing through to the third round with a co mforta ble through to the third rou

some additional women we've had in the hall of fame include esther hobart morris. represented here in this commemorative plate and also a sculpture. she was the first justice of the peace in the united states. this was in wyoming. in 1870. keep in mind, this was 50 years before women were able to vote with the ratification of the 19th amendment where they guaranteed these rights. she was an extraordinary person. we've also got hortense sparks ward in our hall of fame. she was an attorney. she was also the first female who is licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman we have in the hall of fame is an architect, mary jane coulter. she's noteworthy because she currently has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the housing company, the harvey girls, the harvey hotels, so she joined the company and assigned many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary jane coulter was that she with her design took a departure from at that time, using the european models as the go by, so

we're speaking to a group of people receiving universal credit who think esther mcvey should resign.ave a manager who has really tried to make the whole process inclusive. good morning it's 10 o'clock. here's annita mcveigh is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the days news. good morning and thank you. a senior government scientist has told the bbc it's unlikely that a nerve agent was left in the open before a couple from amesbury were poisoned by it last weekend. dawn sturgess and charlie rowley were poisoned by the same substance — novichok — that was used on the former russian spy sergei skripal, and his daughter yulia, in march. the couple remain in a critical condition in hospital. the whitehall official said the nerve agent can be degraded by rainwater and sunlight, meaning it was probably discovered by the pair in a contained space. eight babies at a cheshire hospital has been released on bail, lucy letby, who's 28, had also been detained on suspicion of the attempted murder of six other infants. the babies died at the countess of chester hospital over the last several yea

some additional women that we have in our hall of fame include esther hobart morris, and she's represented here in a commemorative plate and a sculpture. she was the first justice of the peace in the united states. this was in wyoming. and this was in 1870. now, bear in mind, this was about 50 years before women were even able to vote with the ratification of the 19th amendment that guaranteed women those rights. so he was an extraordinary person. additionally in the legal realm, we have also got sparks ward in our hall of fame. this was a woman who was an attorney, and she was the first female to pass the bar in the state of texas. she was also the first female who was licensed to practice in front of the supreme court. another woman that we have in the hall of fame is an ark tekttekt -- architect, mary jane colter. she has 11 buildings listed on the national historic register. this is a woman who worked with the harvey company, you know, the harvey girls and the harvey hotels. so she joined the company and designed many of the buildings for him. one of the things that distinguished mary

labour has called on the work and pensions secretary, esther mcvey, to consider her position. minister apologised to the commons, saying she'd made inadvertently misleading statements to mps about universal credit. now on bbc news, all the business news, with asia business report. where should investors put their muggy? the trade war between the us and china looms. in the us is taking on india's ali would moviemaking machine in there own backyard. —— bollywood. welcome to asia business report. economic growth is in jeopardy. that is the latest from the world trade organization. comments come as trade tensions escalated between the us, china, and the eu, with all signs threatening increasing tariffs. the director—general of the trade body spilt out the negative effects. the economic impact will be one of a slowing down depending on how deep it is. it is difficult to speculate, but it is going to be negative. we have already seen some forward—looking indicators pointing in that direction. what about the present movement towards global trade was white what we have in terms of ten

. >> esther concepción de 58 años yace muerta en esa esquina, un hombre trata de revivirla. >> luegode la casa. >> el muchacho este salió huyendo con el auto. >> el muchacho de 21 años de edad sería el sospechoso, según reportes estaba haciendo carreras hasta estrellarse aquí, en el boulevard. >> timaenía, de su trabajo en auckland. >> este vecino vive justo al frente del lugar del accidente, dice que escucho algo muy fuerte a las 8:30 de la noche. >> pero no fue hasta el día siguiente cuando la policía le pidió revisar su cámara de seguridad, cuando se enteró de la tragedia. >> hoy solo quedan unas flores en honor a la víctima y a la familia que quedó destrozada. >> me pidieron las imágenes para ver lo que pasó estábamos en skc andrés bender en noticieros 48. >> ver lo que pasÓ estÁbamos en shock andrÉs bender en noticieros 48. estas son las imágenes donde muestran parte del incidente cuando dos mujeres agreden,a una vecina por ser mexicana. >> la inmigrante decidió ignorar los insultos y esto llamo a una agresión físic a la po de difíc. >> >> algo difÍcil de ver. lamentable que est

a picture of the work and pensions secretary, esther mcvey, appears on the front of the guardian, shes facing calls to resign for misleading parliament about the rollout of universal credit. the mirror reports that meghan markles father thomas has told friends he fears they will never speak again the telegraph carried the picture. as wimbledon complaint their men's final will clash with the world cup final. we'll have to see whether there is a clash between england being in the final. let's start now with the metro. this story that has broken in the last couple of hours. the confirmation that two people who we re the confirmation that two people who were taken ill have been poisoned by novichok, the same nerve agent used on sergei skripal. we do not know what has happened here but it's an extraordinary twist that dominated had headlines for several weeks. extraordinary twist that dominated had headlines for several weeksm dominated, the people could be forgiven for forgetting what happened in salisbury, not like long ago. as you say it is an extraordinary development, some would say a

places where the fires are burning near lake mary esther and the poly fire -- pawnee fire, but the rest of the area will be cooler today. we do have moderate air quality conditions for the north bay and east bay to the south. it should be healthy for most of you. here is a look at the winds. the west winds are in san francisco but we are still getting north winds and today is the transition day before we get the onshore breeze. right now, this is pushing in marine layers that is burning off already with sunnier conditions out there but some of you are still dealing with the haze. san francisco is about three degrees cooler than average. we are looking at around 80 witches normal temperatures. 86 in concorde, 84 along the creek, san leandro is 71. overall, the ridge of high pressure that brought the heat over the weekend is now weakening so we are getting cooler air and the coastal winds . here is the seven day forecast. this is pretty normal and we will have a firework show among the cloud coverage. temperatures will continue to drop wednesday and then rise again for the next week and w

one of the few times in my life i'm going to agree with work and pensions secretary esther mcvey.me criticising her! i think the daily telegraph has good sports coverage. look, not enough young people are getting summerjobs. too few stu d e nts people are getting summerjobs. too few students are working their way through university. she says something interesting, almost contradictory of the message coming from the conservative government previously, that they are focusing too much on studying and doing their homework and getting grades rather than getting real life experience. as somebody who got their first summer as somebody who got their first summerjob as somebody who got their first summer job at 13, as somebody who got their first summerjob at 13, and it taught me a lot,... doing what? i don't like ha rd lot,... doing what? i don't like hard work, for example! i was washing up in a canteen. and then i did various other interesting... i entirely agree. i'd encourage people to get holiday jobs entirely agree. i'd encourage people to get holidayjobs if they can. entirely agree

their children's right to the drug. 0n the front page of the telegraph is work and pensions secretary esther the metro, who report on the cancelled trains and tailbacked roads caused by the heatwave. and a new alzheimers drug makes the front page of the express. right. jason, would you start? let's go to right. jason, would you start? let's gotoa right. jason, would you start? let's go to a story about cannabis medicine on the nhs. quite a bit to this story, it's not as simple as it appears. the first thing is this is good news, and it will be welcomed by politicians from across the spectrum. the ridiculous thing we had was that, from 1971, the drugs act, which is the basis for all of oui’ act, which is the basis for all of our legislation, it's responsible for deciding a medical decision, and this is a kind of home office deciding a medical decision, and finally sajid javid, the home secretary, and there's a bit of politics here, because this is a break with his predecessor, theresa may, who was home secretary once, he's woken up to common sense that there is a medicinal purpose for cannabi

esther pryor say s when was just 16 and ohio state coach who .as 27 at the time sexually abused h she told nbc's megyn kelly that theoach had photos and videos of their encounters. pryor says it toohea big toll on emotionally. >> whenes you i your life into a sport and your identity is created throughout that and within my own private community which was -- which was a very wealthy community i was known as esther pryor, the diver,wh and this happened, it -- my identity was changed because somebody like him hn such effect on me. >> now pry saysfter the school found out, ohio state fired the coach and got authorities involved, but pryor says she decid not to prosecute. >> i was 17 years old, and they made it my rponsibility to take action for somebody else's mistake and it's taken me years to actually come to this point but i think that's wrong. >> now ohio state it has no tolerance fxual misconduct and followed through with police. spryor's attorney beliehere may be other victims out there. he also said it took a number of months for usa diving to ban that coach. the coach did not resp

rhinos are being moved to do you think that their investigation is to look at the sort of procedures esther relocation i'm sure the investigation will look at all aspects of that exercise i suppose say i just do not know what happened next indeed the kenyans have a great experience in moving black rhino so i wouldn't have expected the kind of result. something terrible must have happened that was unforeseen and. could have been avoided possibly i just don't know they described as critically endangered what does that mean just how endangered is the black rhino. well we have worldwide just over five thousand black rhino which is not a large number and particularly if you consider that in the late eighty's the number plummeted to just over two and a half thousand so our genetic base is rather small all brian know that exists today are descended from those that small number and so any loss is a disaster were critically endangered means is that if we humans don't help them they will disappear basically so we must do it because it can and we do that by a number of means one of which is what the k

they produce the hormone esther dial. as with testosterone and boys as to dial plays an important role in the development of a biological female. under its influence the fallopian tubes used to us and the upper part of the vagina are formed. the male structures are trophy and a class or a slave and you read through our formed. this comparison shows that initially the structures can form either male or female genitalia genes and hormones affect what happens next. the process of gender differentiation can be influenced by other factors along the way. underage an insensitivity syndrome for example it's one of the most common intersex conditions. at first the embryos development is typical for that of genetic males. it has an x. y. chromosome pair the fetus develops testes. the testes release testosterone but the underage and receptors on the genital structures are defective rendering the hormone ineffective. because the embryo also produces extra dial the female hormone has a dominant effect the result in spite of having x.y

is a marquee garbage esther wanted to tackle the problem. she dug used paper at the local high school where anything from old calendars to used writing paper can be found. burning paper harms the environment. so she decided to create something useful be. there then turned into bracelets necklaces and earrings. it takes around five kilos of paper to make one hundred bracelets. to give her a fashion design already has five permanent staff members. no special skills are required for the work and the prices for the paper jewellery start at five euros apiece. and. you like to ask. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. this is our website or send us a tweet. or you doing your best we share your stories. fishing if big business at lake victoria africa's largest lake most of the fish back to you in the area think you've discovered that my real increase just came as a wave but news on a window has come up with a green business idea to make use of both by products he collects them and tom them . thumb thing similar to the lever to turn the

. >> esther was likely walking home after a long day at work. the hay wart police department is looking for anyone who may have seen what happened on monday night. they are hoping anyone may give them a call to help them with the ongoing investigation. live in hayward, nbc bay area news. >> tnk you. she wants heronngs back, no questions asked. she had a u-haul truck stolen outside of her home off of wilcox avenue. they found the u-haul, but nearly everything inside was gone including wedding photos, mementos from when her children were born and a box handed down four generations in her family. >> i want our neighbors to feel and i want these people fount and prosecuted. >> police said they have seen an increase in car break-ins over the past year. >> just in, the remaining young migrant children separated from their parents will be reunited from tomorrow morning according to a white house official. a judge ordered that children younger than 5 be reunited by yesterday. the trump administration missed the deadline and said reunions ausehe parents

work and pensions secretary esther mcvey apologises for "inadvertently misleading" the house of commonsuniversal credit. and almost 2a million people tune in to see a stunning penalty shoot out result for england making it the most watched five minutes of television in six years. it's five o'clock. our main story is that a man and woman — are in a critical condition after being exposed to an unknown substance in amesbury in wiltshire. counter terrorism officers are investigating after the pair, both in their 40s, were found unconscious on saturday. it is understood tests are being carried out on a substance at a government chemical weapons laboratory. amesbury is about eight miles from the site of an alleged russian poisoning attack in march when the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were poisoned with novichok — a suspected military nerve agent. the government's emergency committee — cobra — has been in session to discuss the events in amesbury, our correspondent duncan kennedy has the latest. (tx) the property where the man and woman we re the property where the

to witness the movement the admission esther gave no one of the sisters is still in school and wants to take the entrance exam for university under is the other lives already attending university and she's helping her sister prepare for the exams for us to go see. because it could lead to loss on. shouldn't have. met. what will happen when over rains funding runs out can be seen in this mosque. mokhtari who is in charge of the qur'an classes here says it's a shame that offering will soon have to end its secular school program she only has money for religious instruction instead of learning to read write and do math the children will learn the koran by heart and decide to soras in arabic a language they don't even understand. a lot. you know. in america the more the if the aid from offering stops we will not be able to replace it with them for the children will not learn math or language they won't be able to develop the mr. moffat it needs to be funded as it used to be in order to continue it as if it. if that support stops it will cause a lot of damage there's a raft and there was a

is a huge problem tons of paper are thrown away they're not recycled you see is a marquee garment esther wanted to tackle the problem. she got used paper at the local high school where anything from old calendars to used writing paper can be found. burning paper harms the environment. so she decided to create something useful. there then turned into bracelets necklaces and earrings. it takes around five kilos of paper to make one hundred bracelets. for fashion design already has five permanent staff members. no special skills are required for the work. and the prices for the paper jewellery start at five euros a piece. you like to ask. you for. also do your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. doing your bit we share your stories. fishing is big business at lake victoria africa's largest lake most of the fish factories in the area simply discard them my re increases as waste but when you talk away no has come up with a green business idea to make use of this by product he collects them into something similar at some level to talk of fish he uses organic products fr

on the front page of the telegraph, the work and pensions secretary esther mcveigh says that more teenagers the metro says the wrong type of sun, reporting on the cancellations of trains caused by the heat, while the rising temperatures also make the front page of the sun. who go for this one, bake to the future. a new outsider struggle is the top story for the daily express. —— outsider robert. lyn davidson, start us off. facebook, the figures and what has happened to the price of this stock is amazing and there is a lot behind it. it is a lot of money and the guardian sum it up as, the amount equivalent to nearly all of mcdonald's or three times as much as tesco. essentially, this amount has been wiped off facebook and they have revealed that about 3 million people have left facebook since the cambridge analytica data breach was revealed earlier this year and that was when something where something like 90 million profiles were breached. mark zuckerberg is taking the bulk of the hit from this, his own personal wealth, he owns almost 17% of the company and it fell from about 90 billion us

but the prime and esther and i are focused on the urgent need to protect our nations from terrorism, and uncontrolled .igration our countries have learned through hard experience that border security is national security. they are one and the same. like the united states, italy is currently under enormous strain as a result of illegal immigration, and they fought it hard. and the prime minister, frankly, is with us today because of illegal immigration. italy got tired of it. they didn't want it any longer. the people of italy have borne a great part of the burden for europe through the course of the migration crisis. i applaud the prime minister for his bold leadership, truly bold, and i hope leaders will follow this example, including leaders in europe. areprime minister and i united in our conviction that strong nations must have strong borders. have a solemn obligation to protect our citizens and their quality of life. my administration is working hard to passport or security ,egislation, improve vetting and establishing merit-based immigration system, which the united states need

esther ra ntzen, relationships. that has real implications.ver, people are getting divorced, not being able to find other relationships. it is not just about marriage, to find other relationships. it is notjust about marriage, it is about being with somebody. and the instigation of this report, this is really important, because of so many lonely people, if you get ill, who will help you? normally it is your partner. the applications for social and health care are enormous. if one quarter of people are by themselves in the age 50—6a, and lonely beyond that as one partner dies. the buy someone an that as one partner dies. the buy someone an ice that as one partner dies. the buy someone an ice cream. that as one partner dies. the buy someone an ice cream. i'm not sure what i would call your ice cream, charlie. it would have something to do with hair. we're on bbc one until ten o'clock this morning, when matt tebbutt takes over in the saturday kitchen. matt — what's on the menu for us? i love this ice cream chat. what's your favourite flavour? rum

esther goss: they have. -- mr. goss: they have. >> those are projections. the economic numbers in the last two years, have they been better or worse then what was projected? goss: our projections have been right about on target for the amount of growth we have been seeing in the economy. think cbo continues to rise dramatically. take'tojection you into account the tax reform bill. goss: our projection of economic growth is substantially faster as it is been cbo's. accountid not take into any increase in growth. >> are the macro effects of the tax bill stimulative? mr. goss: indeed. those are not taken into account, your projections could be on the low side. mr. goss: we have to look at the slowdown in labor productivity. >> if we can make further progress in terms of marriott paste -- merit-based immigration. mr. goss: immigration is a huge factor. > thank you, sir. to be part ofd the subcommittee. this is my first subcommittee hearing. mr. cause, thank you for being here today. i was hoping you could walk me through your process of creating the report and

i think changing something esther medically as televising the proceedings, would be harmful. i do worry, it is really a boom boom boom type of affair. i don't want to have to think, how would that sound to the people watching at home? are they going to understand the zach -- dynamic. especially if you have soundbites plucked out and you realize he wasn't saying something hypothetical. it is there. it's not as if we are doing this in secret. we are the most transparent branching government in terms of seeing us do our work and as explaining what we are doing. i do think there is a potential for it to alter the argument process. i don't want to have to think about what that will look like if the moment is lost. judge wilkinson: will it the advocates to show boat? justice roberts: i've said this before and it is kind of facetious, the abc automotive company in a title vii suit for discrimination in employment, their lawyer if it will be viewed by millions of people, will get up and start some speech about how the company would never discriminate against anybody. they have this g

the move followed a row between esther mcvey and the spending watchdog, the national audit office, overr's apologised for mistakenly telling mps the nao felt the new benefit should be rolled out faster. there is still a level of chaos on the front line that meant for one of my constituents, she could not afford to eat or put socks on her children's feet. and this from the man who said there is no money left. and another minister under fire was the scottish secretary. in an high—octane edition of scotland questions, the snp demanded he resign, because they said he wasn't looking after the interests of scotland. he has been going about boasting he is the longest—serving member of cabinet in his role, so in seems odd that being invisible and ineffective has being rewarded. he has failed to speak up for scotland in the cabinet and he has failed to meet his promise, when will he accessed his failures and resign? goodness, the honourable lady didn't get a chance in the debate last week, so she just reheats the same old stuff. at the heart of this, mr speaker, is that the snp don't accept or l

my grandmother, esther, is the strongest person who i have ever known. she was a holocaust survivor. when the war broke out she was young. she had a child three months before the war broke out. that child was my dad. somehow my grandmother kept herself and my dad alive through those six years of hell. at the end, her parents were dead, her husband, my grandfather was head and most of her brothers and sisters were dead. she lost her home, her farm, everything. she had lost basically her whole life except this one little kid who she loved very much, my dad. after six years in displaced persons camps in europe, they came to the united states and my grandmother had that typical american immigrant story where she worked and scraped and saved and built a new life for herself and her family and ultimately for me. i learned many things from my grandmother. i learned about and this corny but the promise of this country and what it's meant here in the united states and around the world to so many people. i also learned she loved this country. she was also very awa

we still have esther mcvey the work and pensions and penny mordaunt who are not publicly supporting thethis schism within the government at the highest level. we have the european research group led byjacob rees—mogg going out and banging on for the hardest to deal possible i think this move in this interview, he says article 50 called for a trade deal as well as the withdrawal, it requires a withdrawal agreement and future framework so he's putting his cards on the table. it seems again obvious leader. edges and perhaps we should have pulled it before but i think we've pretty much agreed, this was the whole argument, the eu wanted to settle the divorce bill before they did anything else and we agreed to that. we have now agreed to pay this. it's possibly a bit late to do this because in an essence we have given our word, we have agreed with this bill so although i actually agree with it in although i actually agree with it in a sense for the reason you said the money would blow a big hole in the budget if they did not get some of the money because of course it is a large sum of money a

the work and pensions secretary, esther mcvey, appears on the front of the guardian.he rollout of universal credit. the mirror reports that meghan markles father, thomas markle, has told friends he fears they will never speak again. and the telegraph carries a picture of a gleeming gareth southgate, as wimbledon complains that their men's final will clash with the world cup final. let's start with this breaking story tonight, which is going to grab all of the headlines again. the news that to make people have been poisoned near the russian ex— spy‘s home with novichok, an incredible twist in a story that dominated headlines. the most extraordinary and unexpected development. people could have been forgiven for thinking that the sergei skripal and julia poisoning, which became a major geopolitical issue last march was basically done with. what we have here is what appears to be a couple who are, as far as the police seem to know, and connected with the skripal‘ and russia, who have been affected by the same nerve agent and it isa affected by the same nerve agent and it

poem by british writer ruud yard kipling has been removed by students of the university of munch esther they say the author who's best known for writing the jungle book was racist the poem if penned in nineteen zero nine was the splayed in a newly renovated campus building but was quickly criticised by members of the students' union who said they should have been consulted beforehand they say kipling sought to legitimize the british empire is presence in india and dehumanize people of color a verse from civil rights activists. still i rise has now replaced the pool we asked people in london about the student sections. this is it is a man of his time. and you've got to accept that that was his time today maybe not where you go to face the charges your group of us free speech is all the window if you do lots of poor us a trick question i'm really into it and not kind of thing but the treat the deporter they vandalized it nothing else really bother me in any case and i don't agree with the facing i think there are other ways of protesting your point i think when we're looking back on histo

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the payout results from a decision by the previous work and pensions secretary esther mcvey to shelvents dating back before october 2014. the department for work and pensions has already accepted that it wrongly underpaid disabled people switching from incapacity benefit to employment and support allowance. 70,000 ill and disabled people were underpaid thousands of pounds after having been wrongly migrated from incapacity benefit to contributions based esa, thereby denying them as additional social security payments such as the severe disability premium. this meant they were denied vital support causing significant hardship on people already neglected by the government social security system. the dwp was alerted of this error as early as 2013, but in what the public accounts committee report published yesterday, described as "a culture of indifference at the dwp," the error was neglected only to be taken up six years after it had occurred. first of all, i want tojust disabuse the house and the honourable lady of the character of people working in dwp. week after week, we hear this cha

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one or two, esther mcvey, the work and pensions secretary, and penny mordaunt, the international to belletter at the table, negotiating and swing things a bit. it is like boris johnson's defence and swing things a bit. it is like borisjohnson‘s defence as to why he wasn't resigning over heathrow. it is better to fight from within. you have a nice story about boris in your paper today... have a nice story about boris in your paper today. .. yes, philip hammond, the chancellor of the exchequer, was asked recently whether the fact that seven members of the government had resigned over the brexit plan, hammered out at chequers two weeks ago, was a good 01’ chequers two weeks ago, was a good or bad thing. he says in some cases, it was a good thing as it shows they are pushing the envelope a bit towards brussels and it shows that we cannot really do much more because there is so much anger over it. one of the lines he used was that two of the bogey men have been removed from the board and by the bogey men, he is talking about boris johnson and david davis, the brexit secretary. the brexiteers