he referred to her as run over gina miller. he referred to heras an run over gina miller.igrants, they should be sent back to their stinking jungles. in another post, you referred to an immigrantand again another post, you referred to an immigrant and again offered money, £2000, for a man who turned down the offer of a cancel house to be carved into pieces. in court, the viscount argued that this is all a joke, it was satire, it was political debate. he said the phrase effing boat jumper was he said the phrase effing boat jumperwas in he said the phrase effing boat jumper was in fact a statement of fa ct jumper was in fact a statement of fact and he really tried to brush the whole thing off as something rather light—hearted. that didn't impress the chief magistrate, who found him guilty of the offence of sending menacing communications that we re sending menacing communications that were racially aggravated and said he should expect a custodial sentence on thursday. battling torrential rain there in central london, thank you. meanwhile, at wimbledon, johanna konta is athle

he referred to her as run over gina miller. he referred to heras an fing run over gina miller.ngles. he immigrants should be sent back to their stinking jungles. he offered £2000 to a man who turned down the offer of a council house to be carved into pieces. in court, the viscount said it was a joke, it was satire, political debate. he said the phrase f—ing votejumper was a statement of fact and tried to brush it off as light—hearted which did not impress the chief magistrate. she found him guilty of the offence of sending menacing communications that were racially aggravated and said he should expect a custodial sentence when sentenced on thursday. the headlines on bbc news. the government has ordered an inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal of the 1970s and 80s, which led to the deaths of more than two thousand people. president trump's son has released emails showing he was offered information on hillary clinton, by a russian lawyer, with links to the kremlin. a major review of working practices has called for more rights for the self—employed, on zero hours contracts.

rhodri colwyn philipps, the fourth viscount st davids, wrote the message four days after gina millero called his comments "satire," faces a custodial sentence. johanna konta made history tonight after becoming the first british woman in almost a0 years to make it to the wimbledon semi—finals. the world number seven beat the romanian second seed simona halep in a thrilling match. she'll now take on venus williams for a place in the final asjoe wilson reports. 0n centre court, a british woman in a wimbledon quarterfinal. never mind the rest of her career, johanna konta's progress here had taken her life to a different level. where every mood, every move is scrutinised. johanna konta first played at wimbledon as a junior, represented australia. when her hungarian—born parents moved to britain, she followed. gained citizenship in 2012. really konta is not a product of one nation or a tennis system but a product of her own intense motivation. against her here, simona halep, a player ranked higher, capable of matching konta, almost nothing between them. just look at hawk—eye, fractional. b

rhodri colwyn philipps, the fourth viscount st davids, wrote the message four days after gina millerinst the government. philipps, who called his comments satire, faces a custodial sentence. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: history in the making, johanna konta becomes the first british woman into the semi—finals of wimbledon in almost 40 years. like a fine wine, 37—year—old serena williams becomes the oldest player to reach the last four at the all england club since 1994. a tale of two cities. paris and los angeles set to be awarded the 2024 and 2028 olympic games. all of those stories still to come but we start our show with the sad news that united arab emirates para athlete abdullah hayayei has died following a training ground incident on tuesday evening in london.

bonnie and davis not singing from the same hymn sheet we quiz multi-millionaire investment manager gina miller who took to raise a maze government to court about leaving the largest in the world to britain's prison officers union on this program calls on juries m a's offender agency boss to resign after the british government wins the right to bat and strike action by workers who believe it is only a matter of time before someone is killed plus all the little gentleman for stratford upon avon is just stick to distinctly eccentric. i mean mr. shakespeare this county deserves better they all be hanged that's where and arguable shakespearean and at the last b. and q.'s before you came politicians go on holiday all the civil coming up in today's going underground but first maybe british m.p.'s now in their summer holidays will be going to the movies as part of their vacation because whether it be on ukraine syria or afghanistan or iraq or venezuela they overwhelmingly appear to support interests promulgated by hollywood most glaringly there was obviously this feature length documentary that was no

rhodri colwyn philipps, the ath viscount st davids, wrote the message four days after gina miller wonve been fresh calls for drastic improvements in the care given to people with learning disabilities in england. more than 2,500 of them remain in secure units, that's despite government promises that they would close. in one year alone, 50% of all deaths of people with a learning disability were recorded as avoidable, compared to 23% for the general population. 0ur social affairs correspondent, alison holt, has the story. the front room of the family home in essex, 3a—year—old ian shaw lies quietly comforted by having his parents at his side. but these are difficult times. ian can't speak for himself. he has learning disabilities, autism and epilepsy. he also has terminal cancer, which his parents say should have been spotted sooner. i was told there was no treatment because it had been there a long time. they couldn't treat it because it would be too much. it just wouldn't work. it's gone too far. the family asked us to tell ian's story because they believe it shows how the system sti

the aristocrat found guilty over menacing facebook posts to the businesswoman gina miller, is the topative mps were targets of hate campaign to the election. and — ‘wade to gojo‘ is the sun‘s back page headline — as virginia wade celebrates johanna konta making it through to the semi finals of wimbledon. we will discuss that later. we will start with the disturbing story about the pm ordering an enquiry into nhs deaths after years of campaigning and finally the relatives of some of those who died from contaminated blood products in the 70s and 80s will get the enquiry they have been after. it has been widely welcomed and there is cross— party widely welcomed and there is cross—party pressure for this enquiry, including the dup supporting theresa may. i do not know how significant that was in it. blood products given by the nhs to british haemophiliacs and other patients and it turned out a lot of

one of those counts relates to gina miller.was acquitted of a third count. 0ur correspondent is at westminster magistrates. for people who may not be aware of this case, it's plain what has happened? the viscount has been found guilty of two charges of posting menacing communications via facebook. 0ne two charges of posting menacing communications via facebook. one of them was directed atjena miller. that was four days before she spearheaded the court battle to force the government to consult parliament before invoking article 50. that, the chief magistrate said, he posted his comment which put a bounty on jena miller's he posted his comment which put a bounty onjena miller's head. she said she had no doubt it was threatening and menacing. he responded to a mail online story. he wrote £5,000 for the first person to accidentally run over this bloody troublesome first generation immigrant. he described her as a bold jumper. and added, if this is what we should expect from immigrants, send them back to their stinking jungles. in t

he targeted gina miller, who took the government to court over brexit, writing "£5,000 for the firstd expect from immigrants," he wrote, "send them back to their stinking jungles." at first i sort of read it and re—read it because it seemed so barbaric, but that was the first time i felt truly threatened. lord st davids was given the chance to speak to the court in person and in a passionate speech he said he'd realised that his comments were very unkind, unnecessary, self—indulgent expletives of anger which he could not contain. he said for that he was sorry. he'd claimed he was motivated by his family motto — love of country. the districtjudge, emma arbuthnot, said it was actually hatred of anyone who disagreed with his views and of those who had recently arrived here. privileged, entitled, and now heading to jail. an establishment man brought down by the menacing racial abuse he posted on social media. dan johnson, bbc news. a former soldier who raped and killed a 15—year—old schoolgirl has been found guilty of her manslaughter more than 15 years later. he kill janet manslaughter

such serious offending and sentenced lord st davids to 12 months in prison, he must pay £500 to gina miller ministers prepare to publish their long—awaited repeal bill - to publish their long—awaited repeal bill — to convert eu legislation into uk law. theresa may tells the bbc she was devastated after hearing the exit poll result on general election night and says the result was a complete shock in sport, johanna konta of britain is out the wimbledon, beaten in straight sets this afternoon by venus williams, who will now play garbine muguruza in saturday's final. chris froome has lost the yellow jersey at the tour de france, fabio borini has finished third. chris froome down in seventh. manchester city are close toa seventh. manchester city are close to a £50 million dealfor kyle walker of tottenham hotspur, the england international expected to have a medical and complete the move tomorrow. —— fabio aru. the parents of the terminally—ill baby charlie gard are this afternoon back in court, after earlier walking out on the second day of a hearing focussing on their son's treatment. their la

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bonnie and davis not singing from the same hymn sheet we quiz multi-millionaire investment manager gina miller who took teresa mayes government to court about leaving the largest trade in the world to britain this is union on this program called on tourism is a fender agency boss to resign after the british government wins the right to bat and strike action by workers who believe it is only a matter of time before someone is killed plus. a little gentleman for stratford upon avon is just sticky. and he must stop. shakespeare's county deserves better if they all be hanged that's where and arguable shakespearean at the last p. and q. for u.k. politicians go on holiday all the same or coming up in today's going underground but first maybe british m.p.'s now in their summer holidays will be going to the movies as part of their vacation because whether it be on ukraine syria or afghanistan or iraq or venezuela they overwhelmingly appear to support interests promulgated by hollywood most glaringly there was obviously this feature length documentary that was no doubt watched by mainstream media journ

circle of trust well one activist who has railed against right wing media power here in britain is gina miller she successfully challenge the british government over the need for parliament to consider britain's official notification to brussels about leaving the european union she's the founder of the philanthropic true and fair foundation which is a campaign for transparency in the city of london and she joins me now gita thanks so much for going on before we go to the case to remind us about the case what's this about. this thing to feel castro awakening ideas of social justice in a young woman really does castrate my father was surrounded himself with people around the world who believed in social justice so i suppose i was the naughty one who never went to bed and i'd lie at the top of the stairs and listen to their conversations i was fascinated by their passion talking about other people's lives and how they could. change it and it was something that became very much part of my life and in every part and chamber of my life ever since we will be in the house it would be in the house and

rhodri philipps, the 11th viscount st davids, offered £5,000 to anyone who would kill gina miller afteriament had to be consulted about brexit. he was sent to prison for 12 weeks. it's being hailed as the biggest shake—up of ambulance response times in england in a0 years. at the moment, when an urgent 999 call is received, the call handlers have to decide within 60 seconds whether or not to send an ambulance. the upshot is that a quarter of ambulances end up being stood down when it turns out they're not needed. now call handlers are going to be given more time to assess the needs of a caller, to try to make the system more efficient. here's our health editor, hugh pym. breathe normally for me, i'm just going to have a listen to your chest. paramedics in the west midlands today, with a 92—year—old patient. after a checkup, they decide it's safe to leave him at home. try to keep your breathing nice and slow. the ambulance service is under great pressure but the way it works now allows too many vehicles to go to urgent cases, leaving other patients waiting far too long. major changes are

we saw a man jailed for the threats that he made to gina miller, who took the government to court overr because it would make things even worse, who has also been subjected to terrible threats to the extent that she needs police protection. vince cable says, particularly on this issue of brexit, the book seem to have lost any sense of proportion. and he isn't a man of 7a, he is saying that people routinely threatened to beat him up, who abuse him online. and he says, we really do need, all of us on all sides of the argument, to be very careful about the language that we now use. he says that brexiteers have warned of riots at the first sign of backsliding over brexit. he said that is dangerous and inflammatory language, and incitement to violence. is it? i think so. i think language has an effect. i did think even after theresa may said after the terrible terrorist incident in london, enough is enough. i think certain language you use in certain situations. and i think sometimes it can cause... cause people to become more heated. i think there's a lot to be said for using language, par

aristocrat who offered money on facebook are anyone to run over and killed the active brexit campaigner gina miller. he then went on to make several recent comment that a racist comments. we will cross now to paris and the news conference between president macron and donald trump. he speaks french. studio: president macron welcoming president trump and his wife melania to paris. he speaks french. studio: nabila ramdani is in the studio with me. the usual pleasantries at the beginning of this press conference but they think you're saying earlier that this visit although short has a lot of symbolic value. indeed. it is primarily designed to get along the side of donald trump but as the person himself but president macron realises he is the most powerful man on earth and he needs him as an ally, so again it had led president macron's pragmatic nature. he wants to get on with everyone and get things done. i think i am the agenda will be the focus on the military parade, notjust for bastille day which is of course france's national day, to commemorate the storming of the bastille prison at the beginning

remember, she won a brexit legal challenge against the government, but we now hear that he has been —— gina miller a busy road in southern china. this dramatic footage shows the moment the mudslide hit yesterday. it shows several vehicles, including a truck, being violently swept away by the force. it‘s thought to have been triggered by continuous rainfall in the region. eight vehicles were left buried in muf. no one died but three people were injured. —— might. a 15—year—old work experience student has found unexpected fame after taking over southern rail‘s twitter account. complaints about cancellations and late trains seemed to be forgotten, and followers even used the hashtag ‘ask eddie‘ to quiz him about what they should have for dinner and how to make tea. eddie was such a hit, that southern rail invited him back for another day. a short time ago eddie joined us from the gtr offices in crawley in sussex where we asked him why he‘d signed up for work experience at southern railways. i chose to go to sub because one of my friends kept telling me all of these interesting and amazing stories abo