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has got to be drawn and this process has got to be drawn and this process has to be followed through. has got to be drawn and this process has to be followed throughm has got to be drawn and this process haslowed through. it may be futile but you have to do it, is the message there. let's move on to oui’ the message there. let's move on to our next story, which is the iran us trade issue, which of course we are covering widely. it has onlyjust kicked in in the last hour or so, the ft focusing on it, but also focusing on the importance of the social unrest, as you said earlier. all the problems kicked in some time ago, really, with the knowledge that this was going to come. and from an iranian perspective, this isn't even that great story to sell, saying it is the americans what done it, because the domestic line is we are not happy with our government. that's exactly right, which is what the americans want to happen. the sanctions have been in place for less tha n sanctions have been in place for less than an hour, and yet actually for months now we have seen an awful lot of discontent within the country. and this is because the currency has fallen massively, which means the food, other g

has ever experienced. is colombia struggling to cope? what is happening in venezuelan is the consequence of a dictatorship. it has derailed independent powers, it has derailed independent powers, it has derailed independent powers, it has derailed free press. it has abused its population and it hasestroyed the economy. so there are thousands of people trying to find hope somewhere else and the first choice is colombia. we have now over 800,000 venezuelan choice is colombia. we have now over 800 , 000 venezuelan citizens choice is colombia. we have now over 800,000 venezuelan citizens in colombia and we have to give them support. however we now need stronger action from all latin american countries so that we can have a temporary protection status so have a temporary protection status so that we can all support that population. i return to the question, right now with those 800,000, some say a million already, and it could go much higher. right now, would you accept that colombia is struggling to cope?” now, would you accept that colombia is struggling to cope? i think colombia has a major, major... situation with what is happening. but i think we have to be very articulate in terms of policy and in terms of solidarity. in terms of policy i think we are doing the right thing, pro

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has said what jeremy corbyn has said is unacceptable and her problem is she has been trolled quite ruthlessly by these hard—line has been trolled quite ruthlessly by these ha rd—line corba has been trolled quite ruthlessly by these hard—line corba nights we have been discussing. she's been drawn into this debate. —— corbynitess. eyesore on social media today, never have we seen a united opposition party more. they are falling apart on something that isn't connected with brexit and shouldn't even be the disgust. she may be the daughter of tony benneworth g is softer, more to the middle of the party —— tony bellew, she is softer. it shows the depth of what's going on. emily ben, like the majority of mps and a significant part of the party is opposed tojeremy significant part of the party is opposed to jeremy corbyn's leadership and is appalled she hasthey do about anti—semitism. those corbyn supporters have gone on social media and viciously attacked and told her he is betraying her grandfather's legacy and he would be ashamed of herand she is legacy and he would be ashamed of her and she is seeing legacy and he would be ashamed of herand she is seeing him legacy and he would be ashamed of her and she is seeing him spin in his grave at the centrist position. i would blow a gasket if someone said that to me. she has been very calm and smartly pointed out her grandfather was cremated so he couldn't spin in his grave. i don't know how we get back to civil politics when i look back at the vitriol. most of it anonymous. there's so much vitriol being thrown around in the labour party who are hard—core around in the labour party who are ha rd—core corbyn around in the labour party who are hard—core corbyn mr is and those who come from a different when —— called don't —— corbynites. it's a depressing state of affairs for politics. 0k, depr

has a different tone. ree -- arena the president has a different tone.ree -- arena the president has a different tone.-- arena the president has a different tone. arena the president has a different tone. arena the president has a different tone.arena the president has a different tone. he likes to include others as well. in the rally setting the president was going through what he would describe as some of his big events of his administration, his greatest hit, including the meeting with vladim vladmir putin. he was getting to that issue and almost offhandedly but real effect referred to a russian hoax saying it's hindering the u.s. relationship with russia. based on the context it seems like the president is referring to the hoax as any allegation of collusion against him, his campaign, those around him. he doesn't make clear that interference is continuing to happen right now in this election when voters are being asked to go to the polls in a matter of weeks for those who vote early and in the 95 days that you've outlined. the president is out there campaigning for republicans at the same time there's interference happening. it's one that's not surprising when we look back at the history. >> thank you for that. with us now from washington, msnbc

has not been whether for dinosaurs, joining us. right, it has not been whetherfor dinosaurs, it joining us. right, it has not been whether for dinosaurs, it has joining us. right, it has not been whetherfor dinosaurs, it has been for ducks. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina. whilst the rain mears heading away, there will be some strong gusts of wind, and then the rain will start to ease away, many having a largely dry night, not quite as cool as recent nights. away from scotland, tomorrow is a bank holiday monday, a few showers around feeding across, but fairly well scattered, most having a largely dry day. a noticeable breeze but not as strong as what we have seen through sunday. temperatures between 16 and 20 celsius, so feeling a little warmer than today. through tuesday we will see some good spells of sunshine, but there is a few chance of showers on saturday. hello. you are watching bbc news with me, sean lay. the headlines this hour, a mass led by the pope at phoenix park in dublin is attracting huge crowds. earlier he visited the shrine of knock and begged for god's forgiveness over sex abuse allegations linked to the catholic church in ireland. translation: this open wound challenges us to be firm and decisive in seeking out truth and justice. tributes continue for senatorjohn mccain, vietnam war veteran turned senator and us presidential candidate, who has died at the age of 81. former us president barack 0bama said he was an "american hero". british—iranian charity worker, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, returns to prison in iran, following a three day release. her family hoped she would be granted an extension now on bbc news, weather world. the team examine extreme temperatures and their impact on the whisky and wine industries. this time on weather world, we are in north east scotland and we will be finding out how the weather affects one of this country's favourite exports. from field to bottle, whisky. nick and ifind out what is being done now to safeguard its future whatever the weather. and i'm at a vineyard in west sussex finding out how climate change and technology are shaping the glass of wine you drink at home. also, feeling the heat. temperatures hit new highs with a sweltering multi—continent heatwave. deadly wildfires and the race to escape as they spread at terrifying speed. and flash floods so ferocious they are hard to bel

has been nice dog green my summer has been nice dog green my summer has been nice dog green my summer has been hot on all levels! laughter —— but it has been nice. has been hot on all levels! laughter -- but it hasain, you cannot please everybody. the thing about the pieces, when you are presenting the weather, every you how to quantify something, if you say something will be lovely and hot, you have to say, but some rain for the gardens and the growers out there. if you say, called on the zero sea coast, then you have to apologise to all the ladies with bed and breakfast in east anglia because they do not want it cold and miserable. —— all the landladies. —— —— if you say, called on the north sea coast. —— cold. always something for everybody, that is what we have for the rest of the afternoon, it will be like what we had again, looks as though for the la ke had again, looks as though for the lake district, it is cloudy and drizzly at the moment, but in the east, we have the best of the sunshine and the best of the warmth this afternoon, temperatures into the mid—205, ploughed around, that cloud very stubborn in places, as we saw. producing rain into the north—west across northern ireland and i

has been dropped, but labour claim ina has been dropped, but labour claim in a spectacular own goal that margaret hodge has apologised, she has claimed she has not apologised. in trying to close down the row, a new one has opened. it seems there's no way to put this to bed and i think it is really time forjeremy corbyn to take the wise advice of tom watson in this and both of the investigation is without qualification against ian austin and margaret hodge and two accept the standard definition of anti—semitism. standard definition of anti-semitism. is that the way he should be behaving?” anti-semitism. is that the way he should be behaving? i think if he doesn't do that his hand will be forced by mps —— to accept. doesn't do that his hand will be forced by mps -- to accept. he will have to do it anyway? when parliament comes back after the summer recess on the parliament comes back after the summer recess on the fifth of september there will be a meeting of the parliamentary labour party and they will vote about whether to adopt the international holocaust remembrance alliance's full definition of anti—semitism, and i think mps will generally back that but mr cormann has mr corbyn. it's overshadowed by this anti—semitism. the bare minimum is to stop the campaign against margaret hodge, and we are speaking about a lot of mps saying it's going on in the party. it's good it's been dropped but this row will go on for the rest of august. in the meantime we read of this secret plot on the front of the express, this dates back to before the anti—semitism row according to the anti—semitism row according to the express, but we've got people going to a luxury holiday estate to talk about their leader it seems. westminster injury, normally pops up in the summer season when everyone is plotting and it is getting interesting —— westminster intrigue. people staying at an expensive hotel. the people going are the usual suspects, chuka umunna, kinnock, kenna, vocal critics of jeremy corbyn's leadership but anti—brexit, campaigning for a people's vote, people do rethink about the question of leaving the eu. they've been meeting semi— regularly but this is about a meet

has also confirmed that mcg han has saying that, he has also confirmed that mcghan has given extensive testimony, but he has also said that any suggestion that this happened behind his back is untrue, he says that don mcghan has not turned on him, that he gave full permission for him to go—ahead and give this information to be special counsel, and of course we're still waiting to see what robert mueller does find and whether any charges flow from that. 0k, and whether any charges flow from that. ok, chris, thank you very much indeed, chris buckler there with the latest on political developments in washington, dc. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: addressing the nation — imran khan makes his first address as prime minister, promising to tackle corruption in pakistan. washington, the world's most political city is assessing the political city is assessing the political body will‘s most powerful man. i did have a relationship that was wrong. in south africa, 97 people killed today on one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. over the last ten days, 500 have died. czechoslovakia must be free! russia is observing a national day of mourning for the submariners who died on board the kursk. we all with them now, in our hearts. the pope has5 million in his hometown of krakow. stay with us, chanted this ocean of humanity. well, well, you want me to desert rome, said the pope? ? this is bbc world news today. i'm ben bland. the latest headlines: more earthquakes have struck indonesia's lombok island just a fortnight after major tremors there left hundreds dead. afg hanistan‘s president has declared a ceasefire to mark the holiday of eid. he has said it will last three months — but only if the taliban respect it too. he has said it will last three months — pakistan's new prime minister, the former cricket star imran khan, has promised to tackle corruption and improve the state of the country's finances. he made the pledge in his first address to the nation. mr khan also said he would refuse to live in the prime minister's mansion and would avoid what he called the extravagent lifestyles associated with pakistan's previous ruling elites. translation: we have to stand on our own feet, we cannot carry on behaving the way we hav

has ever seen. in those countries that have successfully embraced, properly regulated market economies, life expectancy has increased and infant mortality has fallen. absolute poverty has shrunk and disposable income grown. access to education has risen and illiteracy has plummeted. technology has transformed the lives. progress we have made over the past century is remarkable. the opportunities for the next generation, even more so. promise,liver on that we need to recognize new challenges. as war and state-based conflicts have declined, it is being replaced by new threats. in the past five years, -- u.k. prime minister speaking in cape town, making a tour of the african continent. you can follow the rest of that speech on live go on the terminal. for now, let's get the bloomberg business flash with taylor riggs. taylor: we'll start paying back investors in its frozen bond funds next month. returned 87% of the assets in luxembourg. it will pay 60% to 60 6% of the 66% of holdings in the cayman in australia's fund. this comes after winning approvals to start liquidating the strategies that were run by suspended bond fund manager tim heywood. week go private drama may have overshadowed signs of progress on the crucial model three. bloomberg's tesla tracker suggested production of

has that happened? well, what has happened is thejet why has that happened? well, what has happened is the jet stream why has that happened? well, what has happened is thejet stream hasr working its way down from the north and even at this time of year, that is a much cooler direction to be coming from. it is going to feel much fresher. and it is not helped by these blustery winds, these nor swept —— north—westerly winds. feeding in plenty of showers. really packed in quite quickly. they started off in the north—west of england and scotla nd the north—west of england and scotland but gradually as the day goes on, they are working their way down to the south and the east. some of these are heavy. we have had reports of thunder and lightning. there are dry, bright intervals the further south and east you go but even here, not immune to those showers, as we head towards this evening. gusty winds, particularly around the showers. these are the average speeds of winds today. but they are gusting up to around 30 miles brouwer. it feels much cooler thanit miles brouwer. it feels much cooler than it has done recently. across low teams, maybe low 20s if you are lucky. as we h

has performed better. interestoading these rate hikes, the rupiah has outperformed what it would have done if it hadn't. even though the rupiah has , the question is, has a controlled how much s&p has weakened and historically, has been an improvement. rishaad: the question is, what do policymakers do next? i think the question becomes how does turkey play out? hashe moment, the market calmed down. in terms of contagion, asian links, there is little on the trade sector. it is really the contagion spillover into the finance and worry about e.m. markets generally. if turkey starts to build up again, that does -- does president trump impose more tariffs on turkey? we will have to wait and see. if he does, that could exacerbate the deal. that puts more pressure on the em currencies, so the central banks wait and see how this plays out. how does the dust settle? if this is it, they will be happy where they are. there might be more pressure if it does exacerbate. david, thank you for that. we will continue to watch that, we have emerging markets and fx falling in the day along with everything else in asia. that bear market for equities, as well. as well, the largest telecom country in the amid a hiting profit from restructuring costs and a continuing squeeze from intensifying competition. we will talk about the national having anrollout, impact on business. telstra ceo.n the great to have you on for us. you managed expectations that this year will be a difficult one. how bad are you bracing for its to get? >> thank you for the opportunity. there is no doubt the telecommunications market in australia and globally is going through a challenging time. australiaerbated in nbn and in the seat of .hat has tailwinds for telstra against that background, i am pleased with a strong customer and i am very2018 optimistic. is what you can control and can't, right? you can't control what happens with the mbm, so what are you focusing on the things you can control? andy: that is absolutely right. control oure can the quality of our products and service, and that ultimately manifests its self -- itself by our customer growth. we at around 350,000 new mobile subscribers in the fourth quarter. in the handheld market, which is the premium market, which around 70% of net ads in the market. on the fixed side, we added another 88,000 customers and grew market share to 51%. in terms of customer acquisition and improvements in growth, that has been great. on the other side of the equation, we reduced our core fixed cost i 7%. we have a significant productivity. we're pulling what we need to be pulling, but we are investing for the long term because we will get through this trading cycle, which is challe

has a wife, he has two children and young children -- he has said this to me for the last six months that he has felt he has collateral damage and never has that been on public difficult play mo display more than this week. >> thank you for being here. the whisper goes to a roar after dramatic set backs. will republic kanans finally gr spine? donald trump has nothing but warm fuzzies for paul manafort who was convicted yet on eight of the charges got against him. is a pardon next? it's not a beach town in italy, it's what james comey had to say about the trump crew after first meeting them why he's more right now than ever. ♪ be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor

has the reaction been to what mr corbyn has deceived ? what has the reaction been to what mr corbyn has deceived? the controversy mr corbyn has deceived? the co ntrove rsy over mr corbyn has deceived? the controversy over anti—semitism and the groups that he hasvent chaired back in 2010 by mrjeremy corbyn which went under the title never again. from auschwitz to gaza. views were expressed which appeared to compared the action of the israeli state in gaza to the murder of millions of jew is by the nazis. jeremy corbyn has put out a written statement and the labour party have also sought to clarify the issue. let me go through some of the point is that they put out. they said that the main speaker was in fact a jewish holocaust survivor. mr corbyn said that the views expressed at the meeting he did not accept or condoned. he makes a broader point about some of his associations. he goes on to say... that is the first time mrjeremy corbyn has actually acknowledged that some of the groups he has been linked to have caused real dismay among some sections of the jewish community have caused real dismay among some sections of thejewish community and it comes as some of his own supporters have been saying that he needs to get out there and take a more

has been the thing that has has made the difference for instance with the anti-corruption court is actually the reforms were introduced thanks to western pressure so it's a very delicate has been the thing that has has made the difference for instance with the anti-corruption court this actually the reforms were introduced thanks to western pressure so it's a very delicate balancing game both within the ukrainian government and with the west at the moment they're not turning off the taps however patience is wearing thin david stern for us all not thank you very much. china says it's prepared for a long trade war with the united states the statement comes in response to a series of tweets from u.s. president donald trump praising the effects of trade tariffs he'd imposed is followed beijing's publication of a new list of talia tree tariffs on u.s. products that came in response to washington's threats to impose new jeans on two hundred billion dollars of chinese imports chinese state media lashed out at trump and described the new u.s. tariffs as extortion. and just briefly in corporate news h.s.b.c.'s focus on growth markets in asia appears to be paying off the lot and based bank said pretax profits for the first half rose to seven point two billion dollars last year h.s.b.c. said it plans to concentrate more on china and southeast asia it said today and to be the main global lender behind china's built in road initiative a project that crosses both asia and africa h.s.b.c. is europe's biggest bank but earns most of its profits from asia. that's why written thank you very much been turning out in a country that has been a major hub for refugees and migrants from across africa trying to get into europe two years ago the european union pressurised authorities there to make it illegal to transport migrants effectively wiping out a thriving local economy be also promised millions of euros to help create new alternative business models but what has actually happened to that money on next report tracks you promises kept and bunty broken. this military bases in the city of acca tests in. pick up trucks at once transported hundreds of thousands of refugees across the desert now in a mass parking lot they in turn tell stories about hope for a better life. these vehicles confiscated by the authorities won't be given back according to this soldier in hopes of deterring any further attempts at flight until recently migrants had been welcomed in agadez they brought money into the city spending it on food shopping and overnight stays. there was nothing illegal about it. here in this district we had lots of pe

has sent out and been very clear privately to others. it has felt he has genuinely cared and really has done what he could. whether it is what he has done, whether his charm, she has come out of prison. you have not been to around to see nazanin, why is that? i still can't get a visa. the last time i tried was about three weeks ago. i haven't tried since she was released. i will wait to see what happens today, the extensions. for the past year and a half i have been pushing for a visa. i've not been refused, just not granted one. how helpful to you that some progress will be made? you are nervous as the third day of freedom approaches, third and final day, officially? we had a big step two days ago. i was pleased that the iranian ambassador to london tweeted a picture of her being released, which i took as a very good sign. fingers crossed, i'm hopeful. until we get the call to say, yes, as the day goes on and we don't hear, we will get more nervous. i think it has too heavy on ourselves. but hopefully it will be a good day today and tomorrow. positive news, baby steps. look forward to speaking to you. hopefully with really good news next time we chat. take care. here's tomasz with a look at this morning's weather. it isa it is a bank holiday. it means it is going to rain, doesn't it? yes, that is it. back to you. it will not be raining all the time. yesterday was not a great day. it was very changeable. today is looking better with sunshine around. it will be a bright saturday but sunday is not looking so good. it looks like rain will be sweeping across the uk. this is the satellite image and the cloud is heading in oui’ image and the cloud is heading in our direction. it will eventually bring rain, but not until sunday. at the moment, we have this curve in the moment, we have this curve in the jet stream. we the moment, we have this curve in thejet stream. we have the moment, we have this curve in the jet stream. we have called air. if you hav

has happened since, this pope has set upa has happened since, this pope has set up a commission to put in place a tribunal and various other things to sort the problem out. the tribunal has not met, he has never turned up at one of the meetings of the sexual abuse commission. it is not a priority for him. it will now have to become a priority for him because it is in his face. it is interesting how much hasiage is legal, and these are things which the pope opposes. how will that go down? is ita opposes. how will that go down? is it a case of people being interested in the spectacle of the visit, but don't really care what he says? ado a do think he's a man of compassion and he has the right priorities, he ca res and he has the right priorities, he cares about the things it says in the gospels so people will listen. he will do six speeches over the next 48 hours. i think people will listen. the test will be, does he do anything as a result of it? history will remember him for his actions, not his words. how successful a pope do you think he has been so far? you have spoken about how popular he has been when it comes to talking about the pereira and breaking down some barriers. what do you think the people ireland, traditionally a religious country, expect from this visit? i think they expect some of that personal warmth from him. it is his chief characteristic. he is like your favourite u

has been taking the lead in the campaign. this politician has been taking the lead in the campaignlj this politician has been taking the lead in the campaign. i think that anyone who has any conscience or has anyone who has any conscience or hashrough, they would rightly say it is callous and crawl. the government collapsed 18 months ago, at least until devilish and is restored, northern ireland will stay in line with the law decided at west is the. ministers voice of the benefit aims to support disabled people who forced —— face of the greatest barriers. the labour mp madeleine moon has been proposing her own legislation for england and wales. her husband died from motor neurone disease copy the only time you have must not be spent worrying about benefits or keeping a roof over your head. it must be spent in love, laughter and taking the painful journey together. love, laughter and taking the painfuljourney together. this deeply personal matter is moving upwards, it will save those affected will continue campaigning for as long as time allows. we saw some lovely views with carol earlier. we wa nt to lovely views with carol earlier. we want to show you a picture of the bewdley railway station. i tell you why we are there, bec

has had it bounced cheque, has your son had another one? now he has not. he has talked to rya nair another one? now he has not. he has talked to ryanair but not heard anything back from them. thank you for joining anything back from them. thank you forjoining us. the headlines on bbc news: two of president trump's former aides are convicted of criminal offences in separate legal cases. the financial ombudsman tells banks they should treat customers more fairly when they fall victim to fraud. facebook and twitter say they've taken down hundreds of accounts linked to iran and russia containing misinformation campaigns. sport now. india have won the third test at trent bridge they took the one wicket that they needed in the third over of the day...to complete victoiry by 203 runs. england lead the series 2—1 with two to play. leeds united are top of the championship table after they drew 2—all at swansea. pablo hernandez with leeds' second equaliser. the swans are third. serena williams hass for the third year running — because of a 1k month break to have a baby she won less than £50,000 in prize money but made almost fourteen million through endorsements. i'll be back with more on those stories. iam sure i am sure we will be seeing you at half—past. pet shops could be banned from selling puppies and kittens under new government plans to crackdown on unethical breeders. the aim is to reduce the number of animals that suffer health problems after being reared in poor conditions. under the proposals, people would have to buy their pets from a registered breeder or a rescue centre, as andy moore reports. it is estimated that tens of thousands of animals are raised in puppy farms every year and then sold on to an unsuspecting public. they might appearfor sale in a pet shop, or be advertised privately. the poster girl of a ban on third—party sales was a cavalier king charles spaniel called lucy. she was rescued from a puppy farm in a terrible condition, after being kept for b

has been a pretty popular governor. and he has gotten more popular has time has gone on because he has done a really good job and has a great record of success that he can talk to the voters about. brian: at that point into the hispanic community. how does a rich white guy at that point into the community. >> he cares. gone to puerto rico at least six times to campaign there he hasanish. is he always down in south florida. miami. he is campaigning vigorously and out there sees the people. and bill nelson is getting a lot of flack from even democrats for not campaigning hard enough. brian: is he rusty. he will doesn't have real opponents. going to cost him. look at the 27th district over in let's keep it over in florida on the g.o.p. side. a big roster of con tender, maria elvira. salazar. rodriguez. aguliara. who do you think is going to emerge as we turn the page again? >> i think it's interesting because this is the seat have ileana ross leyton retiring. maria elvira salazar tv personality. from the district. grew up in the district. great story as a single mom. and the democrats, again, thought they were counting on this seat being in the bank as part of the blue wave. but they are professional going to nominate donna shalala who is not even from the district. the district is more than 70% hispanic. and she doesn't speak spanish. brian: university of miami as

has been handled. he says it has been unfairand him has been handled. he says it has been unfair and that the details, the fact that he has been accused, should not have been made public. he says he has been dealt with unfairly and he wants a judicial review of the whole process, involving how the allegations have been handled by the scottish government. he says once that haseputy when he was first minister. as you say, he took over the scottish independence referendum. she has been placed in an almost impossible situation. as i said earlier, she has been coming under pressure from opposition parties to suspend mr salmond. she has refused to do so. obviously that problem has been removed, given he has resigned from party members of himself. but the problem she has is that she is notjust the snp leader, she is the first minister of scotland. she needs to take these allegations seriously, give due consideration to the women involved, but at the same time not annoying party activists who not only support alex hammond very strongly, by and large, but are also very, very keen for a second independence referendum. she is having to keep them onside because she doesn't want to call a referendum just yet, because the opinion polls in scotla nd because the opinion polls in scotland seem to indicate there is no appetite for an independence referendum orfor no appetit