— mac news group newspapers have made a statement saying they offer their sincere apologies to heather millss caused to them by invasion of the privacy by people working on a behalf of news of the world. the newspapers accept that such activity should never have taken place. that marks the end of this particular case. so far, the hacking cases have cost news group newspapers have £1 billion and that could double to £1 million as many more cases are in the pipeline. this hacking story might be furniture for heather mills but it still has a long way to run. thank you. president trump has criticised britain‘s ambassador in washington, after emails were leaked in which he called the white house incompetent. mr trump said sir kim darroch "had not served the uk well". the foreign office is investigating the source of the leak, as andy moore reports. during last month‘s visit to the uk, mr and mrs trump met prince charles and the duchess of cornwall. the president also spotted another face he recognised — the uk‘s ambassador to washington. hi again. you know everybody. hi, mr president. hope it's g

the exact amount of heather mills' settle m e nt the exact amount of heather mills' settlement has not is already around half £1 billion which could rise to £1 billion as hundreds more cases are settled. this phone hacking story still has a long way to run. keith doyle, bbc news at the royal courts ofjustice. deutsche bank has begun laying off staff — with whole teams in sydney, hong kong and singapore discovering theirjobs had been axed when they arrived at work this morning. 8,000 staff employed by the german banking giant in their london offices are expected to learn their fate later today. deutsche bank is planning to cut 18,000 jobs as part of a major restructuring programme over the next three years. theo leggett reports. in the years before the financial crisis, europe's biggest banks were reaching for the skies. deutsche bank was no exception, as it tried to ta ke bank was no exception, as it tried to take on the titans of wall street at their own game, the risky but lucrative world of investment banking. it didn't work, and now it is paying the price. it is planning to cut 18,

the campaigner heather mills has settled her legal action for phone hacking against the former newspaperls — who was previously married to sir paul mccartney — received a substantial, but undisclosed, sum. hers is the latest settlement in the long—running scandal that led to the closure of news of the world eight years ago. there are understood to be thousands more cases still pending. our special correspondent lucy manning has more. congratulations, both of you. the appearance of heather mills in the newspapers after her engagement to sir paul mccartney in 2001. she was already campaigning charity worker but the stories in the news of the world that came by phone hacking ruined, she said, herfamily and reputation family life. at the high court today, she got an apology and significant pay—out from the former publisher of the newspaper. the feeling i have is one ofjoy and vindication. my motivation to win this decade—long fight stems from a desire to obtain justice. not only for my family, my charities and myself, but for the thousands of innocent members of the public who like me have s

heather mills won't be the last hacking victim.in the pipeline. lucy manning, bbc news. british airways says it will challenge a record fine imposed by regulators after a major data breach last year. some of the largest fines imposed by the information commissioner before today had been to companies like yahoo, facebook and uber. but a change in the law means ba's fine now dwarfs previous ones. the company says it will appeal the decision. hundreds, possibly thousands ofjobs are at risk at deutsche bank's uk operations as part of a company reorganisation. some workers appeared to be leaving the firm's offices in london with their belongings earlier today. the bank is beginning a restructuring programme to cut 18,000 jobs around the world, amounting to a fifth of its global workforce. the biggest labour—supporting trade unions have agreed a common position on brexit. they say they'd back a referendum on any deal brokered by a conservative government, or on a no—deal brexit, and they would expect labour to campaign to remain in the e

heather mills won't be the last hacking victim.bbc news. hip fractures cost the nhs nearly two billion pounds a year. but by using artificial intelligence, an oxford hospital has become the first in the uk to identify patients at risk and help prevent fractures from happening in the first place. all ct scans taken of patients over the age of 50 are now fed into a software system, which detects those with spinal fractures and bone weakening conditions. katherine da costa reports. sally bromley from oxford is one of the first patients in the country to be identified as having an underlying nosed lecturer in his spine thanks to artificial intelligence. it's the type of fracture that is hard to spot but 110w fracture that is hard to spot but now new software is able to analyse thousands of ct scans and help prevent further breaks. thousands of ct scans and help prevent further breakslj thousands of ct scans and help prevent further breaks. i think i'm very, very lucky, i generally do, to have discovered that i got this condition that i

heather mills arrived at the royal courts ofjustice knowing she was about to get a public apology andate, personal information about her and her family, including her sister. a story which appeared in the news of the world about her throwing a ring out of a window during a row with her ex—husband, sir paul mccartney, is thought to have been a direct result of her phone being hacked. hundreds of people in the public eye had their phones hacked over a period of ten years, including that of the murdered schoolgirl milly dowler. around 1,000 civil cases have been settled. today's was the latest to be settled before going to court. my motivation to win this decade—long fight stemmed from a desire to obtain justice. not only for my family, my charities and myself, but for the thousands of innocent members of the public who, like me, have suffered similar ignominious criminal treatment at the hands of one of the world's most powerful media groups. news group newspapers said it offered:. the exact amount of heather mills' settlement has not been revealed, but the cost to news group newspapers

heather mills says she feels vindicated after settling her phone hacking case against the news of thehe largest ever single court settlement. afternoon. i am jamie afternoon. i amjamie robinson. business needs now. deutsche bank has made the first of the 18,000 job cuts announced on sunday as part of a radical reorganisation. teams of share traders in tokyo and other offices in asia were told this morning that theirjobs were going. shares in deutsche bank were down nearly 2% by mid—morning as investors reacted to the shake—up. discount supermarket chain lidl will open 12 new scottish stores creating around 500 jobs. the chain already has 98 shops across scotland, with construction already under way on sites in dumbarton, dundee, east kilbride, cowdenbeath and larkhall. kylie minogue, sheryl crow and lewis capaldi are among the glastonbury stars to give clothes to oxfam in support of a campaign against throwaway fashion. the artists gave some of their clothing to the charity during the festival in somerset, with the aim of encouraging fans to buy second—hand fashion. let's get more on

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you're watching bbc newsroom live — it's11am and these are the main stories this morning: heather millsillion pounds over a data breach involving hundreds of thousands of customers. donald trump hits back at the uk's ambassador to washington, after leaked emails described his presidency as ‘inept and dysfunctional‘. we will have an enquiry. i hope we get to the bottom of it and order for a course there will be very serious consequences if we find out who is responsible. families who've lost loved ones to dangerous drivers say they've

. >>> and heather mills, the ex-wife of paul mccartney, and her sister have received an apology and afrom a now defunct british tabloid. they sued rupert murdoch's news group nubs over the alleged hacking of their phones. she called is the highest libel settlement in british history. you're up to date. that's the news update this hour back todown to you. >> that phone hacking related stuff still wrapping up years later. >> still there >> sue, thank you. >>> well, let's send it over to mike santoli for his second dashboard. mike >> morgan, looking at some baby bears. late last year we started to talk about the precedent for the market to have these mini bear markets, down 20% or so in a short period of time then a strong rebound when there was no recession immediately imminent so here is a tracking of those three prior episodes this is from fidelity. '94, '98, 2011 those are the colored lines. the white line is the average of those experiences. they're lined up with their market lows right here the yellow line is the current path you see we're tracking relatively well compared to those

has now obtained the obama immunity agreement, cheryl mills, heather samuelson. pay attention.this up. "to dispose of evidence and refused to comply with federal law. he is the prosecutor from massachusetts. he is zeroing in on why certain pieces of material may have been withheld from the report as it pertains to spine on the team of trump. author of the acl jay. let's start with, hang on a second. i've never heard, except for them destroying phones, which mueller did. i've never heard of the attorneys in the case where we know that she had these emails, jordan. we know that she also deleted the subpoenaed emails. i never heard of allowing the destruction of evidence and those two lawyers sat in when she was being interrogated by the fbi. did either of you ever hear that before? >> first, they were aides to hillary clinton. cheryl mills was her chief of staff. samuelson was her white house liaison for the secretary of state and the state department. they become her private attorneys. they take over these emails. each one had one. these were the backups to the infamous server o

foya and we have got that document right here and then they'll destroy the computers for cheryl mills],heatherd clienton team >> sean: tom, judicial watch. the hearings about whether to speedup the document release. now, we have a lot of the text messages, but they keep dribbling out more and more, and you keep getting them. how much more do we think is out there? >> there's 13,000 more pages and other fbi is taking the position, they generally shouldn't have to turn over any text messages. we don't know what text messages are being withheld and the court has looked at the production schedule. there of course 20,000 records generally, over the last year, year and a half, they have only produced or processed 500 per month, about 600,000. so he's looking, seeing 13,000 records still being produced. he wants to have a court hearin to take another look to z whether or not this is quick enough. i hope he forces the release of these records quickly. >> sean: thank you both. this is important work you're doing. let me given a preview of coming streaks this is week. papadopoulos tapes. exculptory. up

. >> it wasn't just sheryl mills, but heather samuels as well. we'll make them with its as well as make her lawyers as well. these are names that we should be hearing more about. this is an issue, gee, what about roger stone. all of a sudden swat teams coming into his house, why is that it we didn't hear this about hillary clinton. we didn't hear about swat teams. >> sean: judge ellis, we know you don't care about his taxes. we know why we're here. be honest. we're here to put this guy on trial for the taxes to put the screws on him so he sings and he composes. the hearing went on. >> but i want to pull back about everybody being equal under the law. as the only person here who probably worked in the white house, everyone of my e-mails, i'm not representing -- everyone of my e-mails is in the history books. i have things that are embarrassing, times i would love to press delete. guess, what i'm not allowed to do that. the reason they set up this whole fraud yent lent -- >> sean: hannity and manafort's text messages? >> this is the part of public

heather mills says she feels vindicated after settling her phone hacking case against the news of thed — receiving the largest single court settlement. after my separation in 2006, the hounding by the media was incessant. for a long time i was a prisoner in my own home as reporters camped at the end of my road for two years. coming up on afternoon live all the sport. a busy day at wimbledon. last 16 day for the men and the women. already we've seen a shock — with the world number one and top seed ashleigh barty dumped out by american alison riske. jo konta is next up on centre court whilst 15—year—old sensation coco gauff is on court one — aiming for a spot in the quarterfinals. on the courts right now is louise with the weather. might be manic monday in terms of the weather but it is all calm and quiet. will it be like that for the rest of the ri? i will have all the details this afternoon. also coming up: a life sentence for a life taken — the parents of a child killed by a hit—and—run driver take their fight for stiffer sentences to parliament. hello, everyone — this is afternoon l