, who lost her mother, herfather, woman from fife, who lost her mother, her father, two woman from fife a brother to drugs. she was also addicted to drugs herself. it comes after we just release the drugs figures. the number of drugs deaths in scotland, up dramatically, just under 1200 people dying of drugs deaths in scotland last year. it is the highest drug death rate in europe. it means more people died of drugs in scotland than of alcohol. this is a very pertinent and sad story to read about. jackie, and what happened with her family. she is 34, a recovering drug addict. she has been speaking to bbc scotland, saying it is scary how quickly it can takea saying it is scary how quickly it can take a grip and devastate a family. it is a story we are going to be covering a lot more here on the bbc news channel, hoping to speak to the public health minister for scotland. we will have the latest from our correspondence in a few moments. the most watched, you might have seen the street in wales that has taken the guinness world record title being the steepest street anywhere the world. rath

this was scene in fife. those showers fade away over the coming hours.will eventually become dry across all parts of the uk overnight with clear skies and light winds. not a cold one, though. temperatures 10—14dc. tomorrow we start off on a dry note with hazy spells of sunshine, but cloud will quickly gather in northern ireland, outbreaks of rain spreading in here, turning heavy and driven on by strengthening south—westerly winds. eventually, the rain will arrive through the afternoon. the south and east staying dry, but cloudier is the day goes by. that is your latest weather. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: following the seizure of a british—flagged tanker in the gulf, the foreign secretary speaks to his irainian counterpart and expresses his extreme disappointment. we will respond in a way that is considered but robust, and we are absolutely clear that, if this situation is not resolved quickly, there will be serious consequences. police in hong kong say they've seized a large amount of explosives ahead of a weekend of marc

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leading a party, his second party, that's been overwhelmingly rejected both by the people of north east fifed as a whole, and will be rejected again should he stand. so does he agree with me that mr farage with his extreme views, should be utterly unfit for the post of uk's ambassador to the usa, and should have no place in any administration of which the minister isa part? can i just say to the honourable gentleman that this is not about brexit. this is about an utterly disgraceful leak which needs to be traced and punished, whoever it is. in respect of his comments about nigel farage, may ijust say that fortunately, for the good of our diplomatic reputation, he has ruled himself out of wanting to be ambassador to washington. these toxic and unjustified attacks on the president of the united states and his administration are completely... jeering. ..are regarded by many people as completely unjustified. as chairman of the european scrutiny committee, i was more than well aware of sir kim's own prejudices in relation to the eu. surely it is not his so—called frankness which should be the iss

the bald fife and his work in the 1970 s. multiply for also asked this question. even today it still seems quite relevant. who am i what does it mean to be gay how can i lead a gay life. it was a time when the 1st steps were being made to publicly address this issue in germany in the seventy's it was still forbidden to be openly gay if you see. it was not a moment when he does i can say i can't even quite recall where i 1st saw this picture. and might actually have been in his studio. i could immediately sense that i needed this picture to go in that i was going through a deep crisis with my male image at the time it was more about my role as a man and less about my sexual preference as. i could have gone. home at 1st vote if i didn't want to sell me the picture. he said i wouldn't get it for less than $5000.00 francs. because nobody in the world would ever see it again so i should at least pay for that. so i paid him $200.00 francs a month for 2 years. and then walked out. as i always told myself a book has to stand out on a bookshelf and still shoulder everyone

it was cooler on the beach in fife than in london. central london, late morning, 30 degrees.ike in hampstead heath were packed. but there were heat health warnings for much of the country. so, drink ple nty of for much of the country. so, drink plenty of water, you cannot drink too much water. try and avoid alcohol in this weather. 0r too much water. try and avoid alcohol in this weather. or if you do, be moderate in your intake. many we re do, be moderate in your intake. many were lucky enough to get away and hit the coast. a world away from the trouble caused by the heat many of the commuters have not been enjoying the heat. danjohnson is at st pancras station, in central london. how bad is it this evening? i am afraid the disruption here is particularly intense this evening. there are not many people enjoying their journey there are not many people enjoying theirjourney home, in fact, they can't make the journey home. you can see the crowd of people in the station staring up at the departure board. iam station staring up at the departure board. i am afraid most of the sign

hearts drew 1—1 at league one east fife, but lost on penalties.e other premiership sides in action today all managed to avoid any slip—ups, with wins for motherwell, hamilton and livingston. plenty more coming up, but first let's take a quick look at some of the day's football news. it looks like gareth bale has played his last game for real madrid. he featured in a friendly against city rivals atletico last night but is expected to join the chinese super league side, jiangsu suning. it's a move that will apparently see him earn a million pounds a week. well, real were thrashed 7—3 in that friendly in the unted states. former chelsea striker diego costa had an eventful evening — he scored four goals. but he then let his temper get the better of him, and he was sent off after a tangle with dani carvajal — the real man was also red—carded. and arsenal have reached an agreement with lille to sign ivory coast winger nicolas pepe. the deal, worthjust over 70 million pounds, is still to be finalised — but is expected to be completed over the course of t

the 23 year old averaged 6 points, fife rebounds this past season, he looks to continue improving on his numbers with more playing time during the upcoming season and expected to see more minutes because bell agreed for a contract with the minnesota timber wolves. bell is a second round pick. he will sign with the timber woofs saturday. the contract is for one season at $1.6 million. warriors co-chairman and ceo says as long as he runs the team, no player will ever wear number 35 for the warriors again. durant was the mvp during the title runs. >>> lawmakers are making trips to the southern boarder to witness the conditions at detention facilities. what they say is happening on the trump administration watch. >>> why the candidates -- we will tell you who is climbing up the polls. >>> traffic on san mateo looks to the peninsula in the westbound direction, you won't find problems there. ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles toug

but then at about e14:fife tine our time, 11:15 eastern, we got two photosxd on thee1 world instagramhe family in the windsorxd castle. meghan,t( harryok and ar her in center. ailium and kate were there, and the queen,w3 and diana's sister á9e there representing her. th black and white shot of the new archie together. a really sweet photo. this is our first chance to get a look at what archie really looks like.xd very cute and a babyxd that's going to be, i would say,fá onef áuj children in the world christened today here at windsor. kate williams, cnn, windsor. >> and what a cutie piee1 is he is. >>> the women's world cup final q=5=ii=] at 11:xúw as the united states takes on the netherlands. the u.s. w3women's national socr qmtimes, mo country. jp third place in today's match. >>> and 15-year-old tennis sensation coco gauff keeps on winning on the court and winning hearts. she made a remarkable comeback atñr wimbledon on friday and no has her eyes on the title. here's cnn's patrick snell. >> she's america's teenage sensationok and coco gauff sin deed still living the wimbledon drea

god only knows. >> i played the fife for extra credit. that's right. black folks in there saying what is he playing? >> but what happened was rex, monty combs, eddy allen. >> darren taylor. >> darren taylor, were hired to walk the streets. so this young man who had this shop as a barber, i gave him a call to let him know that barber was one of the first characters on the street. that eye on him, you know, because that's 40 years, and the barber is still here. that says something, y'all. he took a long hiatus, but he was one of the first. but it was nice to see tim with a shop, and that was big. he didn't know that, but then he wasn't here 40 years ago. so this is the first time people on the streets, and then there was an evening program of black music. if you ever see this photograph, did you have the long drum? lamont carter, who has passed, lamont carter worked in the boot shop. had very little rhythm. very little rhythm, but lamont -- >> he was one of the few african-americans who were interested in helping us interpret african-american history. go

earlier this evening because the woman was walking in the middle of the bridge reportedly holding a fifed on the eastern span in the westbound lanes of about 4:30 this afternoon. traffic was stopped as highway patrol officers with the guns drawn responded. the woman was taken into custody just after 5:00. and no word on her identity or why she was walking on the bridge. >>> a section of lucas valley road in marin county closed for most of the day, fuel spilled from the overturned tanker. it happened after the tanker crashed around 9:00 this morning near west gate drive. the tanker overturned downward, being along the tight curve. the driver suffered a cut to the head. crews say the cleanup involved draining the remaining 6,000 gallons of fuel from the tanker. >> it is much more volatile than diesel fuel is. and it is the safety of the members and the safety of the community, the largest of the concerns and the environmental hazards. >> chp said the driver of the 50-foot truck used a road despite the sign prohibiting drivers longer than 36 feet. >>> and san francisco police department hir

>>for fife.at brooklyn's coney island this year the nathan's hot dog eating contest featured 2 previous mustard belt winners going head to head on the men's side, including the defending champion and san jose native joey chestnut karen caifa has the action from the boardwalk. >>head of the teachers came to coney island for the all american contest of who can eat the most hot dogs and funds in 10 minutes and this year it was all about the returning champions on the women's side miki sudo taking home her 6th title in a row with 31 hot dogs and buns. competition by a wide margin joey chestnut see you take home the coveted mustard belt and for the women, the pain felt roughly 2 dozen competitors between the 2 fields and it was the ladies first with making studio making her been for that 6 consecutive title all-time best year came 2 years ago a 41 hot dogs and buns or to use the official stats. h d p. and chestnut did come in as the one to beat 11 of the last 12 coney island titles in his win column c

the rushing water threatened to submerge homes some fife miles away. >> kind of scary. kind of sad. >> reporter: residents who evacuated came home today with a demand they've repeated for years. they want government to build a new stronger levee. i'm tired of hearing all we got to do is study. >> reporter: on saturday along louisiana's gulf coast, the u.s. coast guard rescued 12 people, including this man and a dog, stranded by the rising floodwaters. while in southeastern louisiana today, highway 23 through plaquemines parish reopened. one side still under water will likely be dry by tomorrow. >>> stillo come, prime time. a big day for amazon less than an hour away. but tonight a warning. why you might want to think before you click. we'll explain that. >>> plus, flying high like you've never seen before. the spectacle in france catching so much attention tonight. >>> and a powerball prize for someone in the south bay. where that winning ticket was sold, next. >>> and the numbers we're watching in livermore tonight. still near 70 degrees outside. by morning you'll have

mick mulvaney, asked him about this tweet and other tweet in the past from the president targeting fifeer members of -- five other members of congress. listen. >> infested, it sounds subhuman, and these are all six members of congress who are people of color. >> i think people are spending way too much time reading between the lines -- chris: i'm reading the lines. >> reporter: no sign the president will back off. jenna bush hager is telling president trump on twitter essentially to knock it off. president trump has a busy week ahead of him, tomorrow he'll sign a bill into law compensating victims from the september 11th, 2001, attacks. then later this week, secretary steve mnuchin and a delegation will travel to shanghai, china, to continue those trade talks with chinese officials. leland, back to you. leland: baltimore sun had some choice words as well. david spunt, north lawn of the white house, we'll check back in as the president's day develops. gillian: as the house enters its august recess, democrats are divided on the issue of impeachment after robert mueller's testimony, with a

the most important actor in washington he can yes of course choose between dissensions of katsura fife and will go 12 sanctions but he is the only one who turkey can sit and talk and make negotiations regarding as 400 deal the americans because of the you know the lack of dialogue you know psychology of corporation between turkish parliament and took shouldn't strain and the congress. is the only one but nobody can say that trump can guarantee any kind of policies against turkey but it is of use he made a very important gesture against turkey during the summit right and market coming to you then in tallinn. president trump there being ambiguous i suppose is the best way of describing as to how the receipt of these s. for hundreds would be taken but it has been left by nato hasn't it pretty much to the americans to deal with this issue or kind of a bilateral deal where is the rest of nato on this issue. i think nato is stronger if there have fought this for months what has a. way this deal with russians on us for hundreds and. i don't think that you're going to find in alliance in the a

[applause] ♪ [fife and drum corps music] ♪ >> next on "lectures in history," university of texas at austinfessor peniel joseph teaches a class on the life and career of civil rights pioneer ronald walters. in 1958, walters organized a desegregation sit in, and was influential in the spread of african-americans as a scholarly field. he also served as advisor to the founding members of the congressional black caucus, and was campaign manager and

this was the scene for example in fife earlier on today, a towering cloud and then in the same place,s around, those showers fade away over the coming hours across eastern scotland, eastern england, so it will eventually become dried just about all parts of uk overnight, with clear skies and light winds. another cold one though, temperatures between 10—14dc. now tomorrow we will start off on a dry note with hazy spells of sunshine for scotland, england, and whales. the cloud will quickly gather in northern ireland and bring rain of sunshine for scotland, england, and wales. the cloud will quickly gather in northern ireland and bring rain is spreading in here, turning heavy, and driven along by strengthening south—westerly winds. eventually, the rain will arrive through the afternoon for western scotland, the isle of man and into cambria as well. the south and east staying dry, but will turn cloudier as the day goes by. that's your latest weather. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. the threat level to british shipping has been raised by the government after the

two of the deaths last year were siblings — a brother and sisterfrom fife.oke to reporter chris clements — from bbc scotland's ‘the nine'. a warning — this film is upsetting and contains descriptions of drug use. any downer, really. any sleeping tablet, any suppressant, painkillers, tramadol, gabapentin, pregabalin. just a lot of different tablets. why? just to help with the buzz, to block out everything that was going on in my life. mm—hmm. ifeel my life has been ruined, and people could say that's been my fault, and i understand that, with the drugs aside, for me, but i cannae help the fact that i've lost almost all my family to be drugs. and it is hard. yeah, it is very difficult. we can speak now to alison thewliss — the scottish national party mp for glasgow central. what is going wrong in scotland? there are lots of historic reasons for drug death figures that we have today. i should say first of all that every one of those 1187 deaths isa that every one of those 1187 deaths is a tragedy for somebody. that is somebody‘s family member, a loved one that

army old guard fife and drum corps, have you figured it out yet?e of this state's favorite sons. >> hi, i'm wayne newton, born and raised in virginia now here's why virginia has been named number one state for business >> from the mountains to the sea, an american original and a business power house. >> tonight, the celebrations have begun. >> amazon has found its next home. >> virginia was already a winner beating out more than 200 bidders for amazon's hq2 project. >> we were really excited by virginia, what it had to offer probably the most important thing was the attraction of this place to talent and particularly tech talent. >> the numbers bear that out virginia has america's top workforce, smart and tech savvy. tied for the top in education and number three for business friendliness with a bipartisan program to cut regulations >> what functions very well in this state is government officials, business officials, local citizens groups, people talk to each other a lot. >> when businesses large and small want to call virginia home, that is a one

n the contrary, it would still permission displays traditionally used, such as the fife and drum corps, blue angel, thunderbirds and so on. what it will not permit is the president hymn calling up far public or private exercise outside of authorized military operations for activities, these kinds of exhibitions or parades. so if it's traditional, if it's something the army and navy have always done if they think there's a legitimate governmental function for it, yes. but the president cannot simply snap his fingers and say i want to have some kind of display of all the military weaponry because that's what i saw when i day.n paris, on bastille he we know, he admitted publicly, that's the yen sis of this. he saw that, he wanted it in america. that's not how we celebrate in america. we don't do it with defense department dollars an we don't do it with taxpayer dollars. if the president is so generous he gives his salary back even though he's collecting millions from the trump hotel and trump golf courses and the foreign governments spending money at the trump he toles but if he's so gene

the company who package that are based in fife, beside my constituency.d bring this government down. the lady is right about a general election, this is a dangerous government and we need to get stuck into the social issues that are disastrous. the uk is facing so many crises and it is the most vulnerable who will be most deeply impacted. the liberal democrats have tabled a motion of no confidence in the government and we have asked jeremy corbyn for his support. interestingly, in that poll that you talked about, jo swinson was more popular than eitherjeremy corbyn or borisjohnson. was more popular than eitherjeremy corbyn or boris johnson. if there was more popular than eitherjeremy corbyn or borisjohnson. if there is a general election, will you back us in that? we are getting into procedural issues parliament here. will you back us? the reason the lib dems are saying why aren't you supporting this no—confidence motion, it is not clear that currently we will have sufficient conservative support to win that motion. i want us to win a motion of no confide

it's the company's biggest single shareholder and now we can add to that be a ice east fife post and holding that takes chinese shareholder stake in diamond to just under 15 percent that's almost as much of the company as is owned by us shareholders other stakeholders and i'm the include q weights sovereign savings fund and rivals rhino and nyssa who have across holding the rest of the luxury carmaker is owned by private and institutional investors so now we have a dia about the make up off a dime to shareholders let's talk a little bit about this with our frontal market correspondent jealousy delaney who joins us now in frankfurt chelsea now i know that there was already a longstanding cooperation between a dime and be a i.c.e. what is this stake cruft percent stake change and all that. well this gives the 3rd largest shareholder and position which gives it some more influence over over the direction of time warner it's not clear yet it doesn't appear about b.s.e. is aiming for any board seats or managerial positions but what analysts are seeing this as a sort of a strategic move on

in 1910 he had bought up the british isles cena fifes and gained access to the european market at the time of mine a cooper death united fruit company controlled 75 percent of the global ban on a trade. a few competitors existed but the united fruit company tolerated them in order to avoid the u.s. laws on monopolies. the core young bél fruit company was the company's main rival at its head was samuelson marry. a tall and gruff man with a strong russian accent he was seen as a visionary capable of making bananas grow on the most hostile that. in 1910 he had overturned the government of honduras which had tried to get his way and he didn't hide the fact he became a legend. his rags to riches story began on ellis island in 8092. the money started out at the docks of mobile alabama a port on the gulf of mexico. he saw the united fruit ships unloading bananas and watch the traders that's where. he learned to spot the fruit no one else wanted the right bananas which wasn't suitable for distant markets. he made a bulk purchase for next to nothing. he had a wagon and over the following 3 day

in 1910 he had bought up the british isles cena fifes and gained access to the european market at the time of mine a cooper death united fruit company controlled 75 percent of the global ban on a trade. a few competitors existed but the united fruit company tolerated them in order to avoid the u.s. laws on monopolies. the core young bél fruit company was the company's main rival at its head was samuel to marry. a tall and gruff man with a strong russian accent he was seen as a visionary capable of making bananas grow on the most hostile that. in 1910 he had overturned the government of honduras which had tried to get his way and he didn't hide the fact he became a legend. his rags to riches story began on ellis island in 892. the money started out of the docks of mobile alabama a port on the gulf of mexico. he saw the united fruit ships unloading bananas and watch the traders that's where. he learned to spot the fruit no one else wanted the right bananas which wasn't suitable for distant markets. he made a bulk purchase for next to nothing. he hired a wagon and over the following 3 da

he's in a distant fife being place in most of the recent polling he said he's going to use that money staffing up in a major way trying to reverse engineer a grassroots campaign out of what has been a big national campaign so far. but there's no more pure retail than you could possibly do than shaking hands in a fourth of july parade in iowa, so that's where we start today. >> that's where a lot of the candidates are today and that's what a lot of them are doing. should point out those are life pictures that you're seeing there on the left of mayor pete in iowa along with his husband. in the meantime, shaquille just spoke with senator bernie sanders. and bernie sanders is coming off a pretty rough patch for him, shaq, raising only about $18 million in the last quarter. that's pretty low compared to mayor pete who just a few months ago nobody knew his name. >> right. that's exactly right. and that's why senator sanders is focused on, as garrett said, the retail politics. shaking as many hands. he's having ice cream socials on this trip. he's opening field offices to out to his voluntee