something wherethe eu wants to see somethg where any citizens would keep their rights exactly as they are today. the u.k. is questioning the court of justice. inyou are an eu citizen england, your rights change. that is when you will be in the u.k. to have those rights. nothing is simple. least two people have been killed after gunmen stormed a tourist area in monaco. they said they killed five militants. disbelief at this hospital. attims of a jihadist attack hotel are treated for their injuries. on sunday afternoon, for gunmen's dorm do -- gunmen stormed the tourist hotel. we slipped under the bed. >> the hotel located on the outskirts of the capital city is popular with foreigners and locals. arrived quickly and rescued more than 30 hostages from the building. into thekers fled wooded hills with security officers in pursuit. >> as we speak, security forces have recovered the bodies of two attackers. they are canvassing the area to find the other two bodies. the area behind the hotel spreads across dozens of acres. it is very vast and very wooded. at night, it's very dark and difficult to search. gunolice found a submachine and a bottle of explosives left behind. attack

she has an offer on the rights of eu citizens in britain. the church of englandtack — his family pay tribute to a loving father. we wish everyone to know what a lovely man he was.

she has an offer on the rights of eu citizens in britain. the church of englandishop who was jailed for sex abuse — a new report says senior clergy helped to hide his activities. makram ali suffered multiple injuries in the finsbury park terror attack — his family pay tribute to a loving father. we wish everyone to know what a lovely man he was. he spent his whole life without any enemies, choosing a quiet life instead. no child should have to do that. prince harry remembers walking behind his mother's coffin. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news... crystal palace are set to go dutch for their new manager. frank de boer saying they are his preferred option. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. ever since the grenfell tower disaster last week there's been one question uppermost on our minds — how many other tower blocks are at risk 7 around 600 high rise buildings across england have cladding and checks are being carried out on them. already seven buildings in four local authorities have been found to use flammable cladding. our home editor mark east

and setting out how we propose to ensure that eu citizens living in the uk have their rights protected in the united kingdom. more high—rise buildings in englandthe safety check that were ordered in the wake of the grenfell tower tragedy. also... president trump announces there are no tapes of his conversations in the white house. he launched the speculation weeks ago but now says there are no recordings of his talks with james comey.

is likely to be on the irish border and also on eu citizens rights here in the uk and uk citizens rights in the eu. 0k, let‘s go on to the bank of englandt a waiting brief. i would general intend to adopt a waiting brief. iwould be general intend to adopt a waiting brief. i would be very surprised if she decided to vote for a rise in interest rates. think once she gets herfeet under the interest rates. think once she gets her feet under the table she will go with the majority and her experience on the central bank of mauritius would appear to suggest if you can use that as a guide, is that she will probably err on the dovish side which means she would vote to keep rates on hold. it would be a relief to mortgage holders. if we have got house prices beginning to turn, any rise in interest rates could be really punishing for people?m could. i think we‘re still some way of of that and i think the reason we saw a decline in thejune house prices was we touched upon it. we have had a lot of political instability over the course of the past month or so and obviously average earnings are lagging behind inflation, but what this survey did show wa

england, following the grenfell tragedy. theresa may's first eu summit since the election, she has an offer on the rights of eu citizens in britain of his conversations with sacked fbi directorjames comey. sport now, and for a full round—up, let's croos to the bbc sport centre. england's under 21 team are on course to reach the finals of the championships in poland. they are already i—o championships in poland. they are already 1—0 up with half an hour gone. crystal palace, are close to appointing frank de boer the former netherlands player has been offered thejob, and negotiations are at an advanced stage. it is understood de boer has said palace are his preferred club. he's set to succeed sam allardyce, who left after helping palace avoid relegation from the premier league last season. de boer has been out of work since he was sacked by inter milan in november 2016, after only 85 days in charge. johanna konta has been knocked out of the aegon classic in birmingham. it's been a historic day, for irish cricket — as the country celebrates their admittance into test cricket. ireland and afghanistan, will be able to play official te

england following the grenfell tragedy. theresa may's first eu summit since the election. she has an offer on the rights of eu citizensames comey. an update on the market numbers for you. the ftse100 closed down, everyone else up this afternoon. let's return to our top story this evening. 600 high—rise buildings in england have been found to have external cladding. seven have failed tests designed to test whether or not they're combustible. it follows the fire at grenfell tower in west london in which 79 people are believed to have died. camden council in north london is removing external cladding from five tower blocks on the chalcots estate. it said the panels were not of the standard it had commissioned. bbc london's karl mercer reports. all of this cladding will come down soon. all of this cladding will come down soon. so far, just a few panels on the estate in camden have been sent away for testing. the results have prompted the council to get rid of them all. this estate was refurbished a decade ago. it has now emerged that the cladding contains similar chemicals to those in the cladding at grenfell tower.l simi

england fails fire safety tests. the prime minister will set out the full details of the rights the government wants to give eu citizensiving in britain, after brexit. six police officers are injured during clashes in east london over the death of a man who was stopped for an alleged traffic offence. also... the dawn of a new era for the navy. a new aircraft carrier — hms queen elizabeth — is due to set sail for the first time from the rosyth dockyard in fife. and alarm on a spanish beach as a shark in majorca sends out of the sea. good morning. it's monday 26th june. i'm joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. a deal between the conservatives and the democratic unionist party to support theresa may's minority government in parliament is expected to be announced very shortly. the prime minister is meeting senior dup figures inside downing street now, to finalise the details for a so—called "confidence and supply" arrangement — under which the dup‘s ten mps will vote with the 317 conservatives to form a majority in the house of commons. we will bring you the latest on those talks. let's go to chris mason in downin

eu citizens in britain. donald trump says he does not have any secret recordings of his conversations with sacked fbi directorjames comey. an inquiry finds that senior figures in the church of englandaced former bishop peter ball, who abused young men. tributes are paid to makram ali, named as the man who died in the finsbury park terror attack.

eu citizens living here in britain. it's neitherfair, it can't be a serious offer. we feel it falls short in so many different ways. as residents in eleven tower blocks in englandted once all the checks are done.

eu citizens living here in britain. it's neitherfair, it can't be a serious offer. we feel it falls short in so many different ways. as residents in eleven tower blocks in englandre told they may not be safe, we'll ask how many more buildings could be affected once all the checks are done. what about your school, your hospital, your leisure centre, the place you work that's clad? do you know that's not the same material? how do you know? an urgent appeal has been launched to find more black blood donors for help with those with sickle cell disease. we will speak to two families of those living with the disease. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11 this morning. we'd love to hear from you if you're an eu national living in the uk. are you reassured by what you hear? we're also talking about fire safety this morning. if your flat is covered in cladding, has your landlord been in touch about measures to keep you safe? do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. german chancellor angela merkel has described theresa may's offer t

comes as 11 other high rise buildings across england are found with cladding which raises safety concerns. theresa may's offer on the status of eu citizens. jean—claude juncker says it doesn t go far enough. this step is not sufficient. government plans for a new nuclear power station have come under fire from public auditors. the national audit office has described the hinkley point development as ‘risky and expensive'. time for a sport now, let‘s get the latest. english football is enjoying a run of relative success at the moment, with the u21s side reaching the semi—finals of the european championship. it follows the u20s who lifted the world cup and the u17s, who made the final of the euros back in may. not often it happens right across the board all at once, but fair to say, it‘s all going well for the young lions. the under 21s reached the last four, after a pretty comfortable win over the hosts poland. demarai gray hit a cracking opener, with jacob murphy and lewis baker, also scoring in a 3—nil win. and to think it‘s only two weeks since the under 20s won the world cup. we‘re definitely getting stronger. obviously, the higher we

as 11 other high—rise buildings across england are found with cladding which raises safety concerns. theresa may defends her proposals on the status of eu citizensroposals were "below expectations". we have made a fair and serious offer to all those confirming in giving reassurance to all those these citizens living here in the uk. my first impression is the offer is below expectations and that it risks worsening the situation of citizens. darren osborne has been charged with terrorism—related murder and attempted murder, in connection with the van attack near finsbury park mosque in north london early on monday morning. in northern ireland, a former senior loyalist paramilitary turned ‘supergrass', gary haggarty, has pleaded guilty to 200 charges, including five murders. government plans for a nuclear power station have come under fire from public auditors. the national audit office has described the hinkley point development as ‘risky and expensive'. let's check out all the latest sports news now other bbc sport centre. despite having 12 players away with the british and irish lions, wales rounded off their summer tour on a high with victory a

eu citizens living in the uk are fair. in northern ireland, a loyalist supergrass has pleaded guilty to 200 charges, including five murders. coming up in sportsday on bbc news... england'sin the third over. southampton have appointed maurizio pellegrino as their new manager. and the 9—4 favourite won the big race of the day at royal ascot. i'll be back with more on those stories just after half past five. police investigating the fire at g re nfell tower police investigating the fire at grenfell tower has said it did start ina grenfell tower has said it did start in a fridge freezer. with us is a representative from the company which owns hotpoint. what of the company told you about the fridge freezer? first, on behalf of of the whirlpool corporation, words can't describe this situation. we offer our condolences to the victims, the families, those who lost property and their homes. i would also want to give our thoughts and prayers for those involved, especially the emergency services. today, we did learn that the authorities said the fire may have started in a hotpoint unit. we want to work with the authorities and inspect the unit itself. do the testing and analysis a

england failed fire safety tests. the prime minister will set out details of how the government plans to treat more than 3 million eu citizenshas been confirmed as the new crystal palace manager, succeeding sam allardyce, who left after keeping the club in the premier league last season. less than ideal wimbledon preparation for british number two kyle edmund. he was beaten in three sets by america's donald young. and desperate is how the all blacks coach has described complaints about his side's tactics by warren gatland. he accused them of deliberately targeting scrum half colin murray. every single one of the 60 tower blocks that has been tested since the fire at grenfell tower, has failed fire safety tests — and more than 500 more still need to be tested because they have external cladding. the prime minister is expected to be updated on the scale of the crisis when she chairs a meeting of the grenfell tower recover taskforce later today. 0ur correspondent tom burridge reports. residents in camden still moving up this morning. matteo and angela told us they didn't feel safe. we don't own the flat and so we found out from

local councils in england report that buildings are failing safety tests, and at least 1a of them are having cladding removed. theresa may defends her proposals on the status of eu citizense european council president, who said they were "below expectations". a former loyalist paramilitary turned supergrass admits 200 offences, including five murders. let's return to the news that the prime minister has told eu leaders that the uk will create a new "settled status" for european citizens living in the uk. but eu leaders have criticised the plan, saying it falls short of what they wanted. let's take a look at what we know about the proposals, and it's not a lot. theresa may has suggested those who've been living in the uk for at least five years will continue to be allowed to do so. it's understood that they're likely to keep their access to the nhs, education, benefits and pensions. but number ten says the deal will have to be reciprocal, and uk citizens elsewhere in the eu must be allowed to enjoy the same rights. but it's raised many questions — let's look at the unanswered questions. we don't know when the five—year cut—off date for remaining will be, will it for examp

angela merkel, has welcomed theresa may's offer to let other eu citizens stay on in the uk after brexit. it's emerged 11 high rise blocks in englandthe premier inn is extremely concerned about three of its hotels. let's take a look at this morning's papers. many of the papers divided between the beaches emerging last night from the beaches emerging last night from the meeting, there is angela merkel and theresa may. and the pledge, we will ask questions about what it means for the 3 million eu citizens who can stay in britain and the terms and conditions around the offer later on. and the story we will talk about this morning as well, thousands of residents to be evacuated from the potentially dangerous tower blocks, 11 of them now, local authority buildings a nyway now, local authority buildings anyway that have been deemed to have dangerous cladding. the daily mail looking at the announcements, migrants can stay in the uk, only if britons in europe are protected and debate over the cut—off date for the residency rights. front of the daily telegraph, that story is dominating. 3 million eu migrants, and that is naga knocking thing

england fails fire safety tests. the prime minister will set out the full details of the rights the government wants to give eu citizens