i do echo what helen has said. what helen has said.his as a resource of problems. see this as a resource of problems. you can have it both ways. have a paper like the telegraph and say this is a low tax economy... say this is a low tax economy... that is the issue here. you either have the resources to answer the phone or don't. answer the phone or don't. stay with the telegraph because sadness for the eagle eyes. sadness for the eagle eyes. specs wearers really are smarter. wearers really are smarter. you need to join me as well. all speak. why are they smarter, jason ? — it is genetics. genetics. death and the wise people stayed home and become more intelligent. home and become more intelligent. the only major debt the only answer i can give you. i can give you. how they found this out, helen? out, helen? was a some research at edinburgh university i read? edinburgh university i read? had been tracking the iq of those who don't wear glasses. you win. that's nice. finally the guardian. someone else who is winning. pages winning after

. >> this is helen kulouris. of course, she knew the lauts growing up. and that big old farming family of her childhood best friend, jane laubacher. >> our dads were both farmers. old farming families we're both from. >> the laubachers were big here in oxnard. >> there was just lots of laubachers. you know, it was just -- they multiplied. they were good catholics. >> and helen's friend, jane, grew up to be especially beautiful. featured in her high school yearbook as homecoming queen. >> but she was not ever concerned with that. she's also very, very shy. >> how do you get to be homecoming queen if you're shy? >> she's also just a very kind person, very gentle person. >> and as that yearbook shows, a star volleyball player, too. >> she could spike -- i mean, she's not that tall, but she could jump. >> jane soon met that other gifted athlete, dave laut, already well on his way to becoming one of the best shot putters in california. they began dating after high school, and sometimes let don, little laut, tag along. >> she was wonderful. she was fun. they j

we have helen hunt, who i'm a huge fan of. >> jon: i'm looking forward to that.ation. >> stephen: i'm also excited tomorrow-- is this tomorrow night-- we have stormy daniels' lawyer, michael avenatti is going to be here. yeah. stormy is here tonight. one person clapping. and he's tenacious. he's tenacious. >> jon: yeah, yeah. >> stephen: he's never going to stop. he's never going to stop at all. >> jon: you ready for him? you read ready for him? >> stephen: i'm ready. i have no skill tons in my closet. are you ready for him, jon? >> jon: oh, i'm clean as the board of health, baby ( applause ). >> stephen: good, i believe you. i absolutely believe you. >> jon:, you know,. >> stephen: you're a good man. >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: foiks, let's go on with the show. over the last week, we've talked a lot about trump's former nominee to head the v.a., dr. ronny jackson. after allegations that dr. johnson or jackson-- is it johnson or jackson? jackson? he's laeg soon. it doesn't matter how i pronounce his name. dr. jackson-- it's short for johnson-- was passing o

helen was said to be in good spirits but just a helen was said to be in good spirits butjust a little be in good spirits but just a little apprehensivem the last hour, east timor has become the last hour, east timor has become the world's newest nation. a bloody birth for a poor country, and the challenges ahead are daunting. but for now, at least, it is time to celebrate. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle has taken place at windsor castle in england. and meghan markle has taken place investigators in cuba have recovered a black box recorder from friday's plane crash that killed more than 100 people. the authorities in texas say two stand—in teachers were among the ten people killed friday morning during a school shooting. eight students also died when a gunman opened fire at the santa fe high school southeast of houston. 17—year—old dimitrios pagourtzis is facing capital murder charges for the attack. a statement from his family said they were shocked and confused at what had happened and offered condolences to the victims and their

there will be others like helen who want to know what happened and ifa helen who want to know what happenedscreening had taken place, what might have been different and who was to blame for all this. we won't know really until an independent review comes up with its conclusions in october. but right now there is a lot of focus on the role of public health england, responsible for national screening in england. what was beginning to become clear last year, if they found out at national level in january this year, why was nothing announced publicly until yesterday? equally, this screening exercises carried out locally by nhs trusts. whilst that the variation in how they carried out their screening policies, which resulted in errors and letters not being sent out? a lot of unanswered questions and fingers being pointed in different directions this evening. thank you. if you want to contact the helpline that has been set up for women affected by this, the number is 0800169 2692, or you can find more information on the nhs choices website. president trump has admitted today for the first time th

helen mirren this is big george best when. i killed people. john malkovich was terrific. i mean they all taught me something and just by by virtue of working with them i learned a lot we have to talk about the captain i think is probably as radical. of what force will take a quick look at the film the captain. the focus of this war story isn't the victims but the villains of world war two a german desert finds a captain's uniform and joining up with a troop of like minded sadists he lives that his was violent fantasies. that i mean it's quite interesting i mean you tell the story of the perpetrators of the villains of world war two why did you want to tell that story because it. confronts the audience with a different set of questions and propositions if you don't have a character who you can identify with or who represents sort of the moral position you would lie. to have yourself. your just your pattern a certain convention of how the stories are told is being broken and it forces you to ask questions you know it's not a it's not a movie that wants to comfort you it's a

and with red to action comedy featuring a star studded cast including bruce willis helen mirren morgan freeman and john malkovich. old man in miami. three less successful was the comic book adaptation r.i.p. with jeff bridges and ryan reynolds. but frank has got his box office mojo back with the science fiction trilogy divergent directing the last two films of the series. a year later he was back in germany for the captain of the black and white drama premier to toronto film festival and received five nominations including best film at the german so words it won one for best sound design. and robert frank up. looking there at your some of your movies it's amazing to think that the same person shot all that do you see a connection between your films. i don't really look for a connection between the films i just don't like to repeat myself and i. have a very eclectic taste as an audience member and i have a very eclectic taste as a director and so i like to really change things up as much as possible. so if i may go thriller you know the next film might be a romance. and the film after t

and helen willets has all the weather. we are heading for another warm bank holiday weekend but i can't promise it will be completely dry. also coming up, give us five: the super cute rare snow tiger cubs making their public debut at a zoo in eastern china. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. marks and sparks is a little less sparkly today, announcing a big fall in profits as it battles to modernise its business and to adapt to the changing way we shop. marks & spencer's strategy of closing stores

helen thomas has been looking at both sides of the debate. report does contain images of some graphic anti—abortion campaign material. 50 years since abortion became legal in britain... it was described as the greatest moral issue of them all... 50 years of protests. the anti—abortion lobbyists tried

then it was the turn of super league leaders st helens to put on a show for the crowd on tyneside.first half against widnes. 22—18 at the break. but st helens ran away with it in the second half — three more tries, including two from ryan morgan. widnes didn't score another point. 38—18 to saints at full time. currently under way is wigan versus warrington, second and third in super league this morning, both looking to try and keep pace with st helens. it's been a tight contest. sam tomkins put wigan 14—4 up with this try. at the moment, it's 26—10 to wigan early in the second half. tomorrow, thousands — including olympic champion mo farah — will gather for the great manchester run. the event will also mark a year on after the manchester attack. one man who will be racing in a wheelchair is martin hibbert. he was seriously injured and was the closest person to the blast to survive. he spoke to us ahead of the big day. i remember everything for that hour. until we got help. it was not a berry nice thing to go through at that time. i didn't realise how bad my injuries were. obviously

nihad punter can has barely set foot in his daughter's room since she was murdered helen's desk bed and dressing table are all still there. she was preparing to go to college diplomas. and i was looking forward to framing her university diploma and putting it up on the wall but that will never happen now. last october seventeen year old helen was murdered on her way home in istanbul the culprit a male acquaintance who shot and killed her shortly after she had turned down his advances incidents like these are becoming all too common in turkey helen's father has called for stricter gun laws. i want to see at least the many illegal arms confiscated that would save many lives because many of these firearms are owned by an educated people who have a sick mentality a sick. knee hurt doesn't need long to find the spot where his daughter was killed it looks like a war zone the culprit fired repeatedly on his daughter with a semiautomatic rifle he was later apprehended the man who illegally sold him a gun however was quickly released. i or anyone else could end up being shot soon too. this has t

he had punter can visit the family grave every day helene who was his eldest daughter is buried here as well she was one of twenty thousand gun crime victims in twenty seventeen nihad has vowed to do everything he can to combat turkey's obsession with guns in ana he says of his daughter now did you know that we are every third bite of what we eat to the big because babies don't just make honey they also pollinate eighty percent of fruit trees and vegetable plants but in many european countries the populations are declining dramatically mainly due to the widespread use of pesticides and that's one of the e.u. has now voted to ban be harming pesticides and to take a closer look at the problem let's go to the small village of poor yes year in south eastern rebellion millions of bees used to collect pollen here but years ago all the buzzing activity around beekeeper castellan creation or fell silent really want take a look all the beetle had done very well because of this chemical they sprayed on the fields of study and i find our business is destroyed. at some point i'll have to burn ev

helen simply wants someone to hold their hand up.ainly actually people probably falling on their swords. people at the top who are responsible for all this need to actually admit to the problem and actually resignations probably are in order. the department of health and social care and public health england said they weren't available for interview. hugh pym, bbc news. nasa's first lander to mars since 2012 is due to launch on saturday morning from vandenberg airforce base in california. scientists say the mars insight lander, that should land on mars on 26 november, will probe beneath the red planet's surface for the first time, to uncover the secret of how it and other rocky planets formed. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, explains. a mission to the red planet and a journey back in time. probing beneath the surface of mars, nasa's insight mission will aim to take the pulse of this planet to work out how it formed more than 11.5 billion years ago. once it's unfolded its vital solar panels, the robotic lander will carefully

as the biggest most of mount st helens as the biggest m ost rece nt of mount st helens as the biggestge. it's a bit, different type of volcano where it doesn't load the lava out. they're saying it's different and so what it's been doing continuously since 1983 is go to the ocean so it's been a huge tourist attraction —— doesn't flow. it is building new land. over the last few weeks it has rained out of the cold there and making its way to the cold there and making its way to the water cable, which they think might have happened today, and it's been going underneath neighbourhoods that have built over the years of the areas that had lava flow back in the areas that had lava flow back in the 50s. you know it's there but at the 50s. you know it's there but at the same time depending on where you build your house, you know you're in zion one or zone to. what it's doing now hasn't been since the 1920s and there is concern about molten lava meeting underground water possibly producing steam powered explosions? that's correct. some sources have said that might have been this morning: i say t

helen is one of many who want to know who is responsible for the catalogue of errors.nosed with breast cancer at the age of 72 and died two years later. helen remembers her saying she hadn't been called for a screening for a long time before the diagnosis. i think the worst bit is itjust brings back all the grief. it brings back all the grief of losing somebody, with a whole load of questions around could it have been different? could her life have been longer? could her quality of life have been better? because by the time she had the diagnosis, the cancer was well advanced and there was nothing really they could do for her. many like helen will want to know where the blame lies but the confusion is over the fact nationally public health england has responsibility for the screening programme but it is implemented locally so public health england said it did not know the scale of the national problem until earlier this year but in two areas of england, officials realised there we re england, officials realised there were concerns in march last year. an it contractor sa

regan grace scored his fifth try, in three games as super league leaders st helens, beat catalans dragons a lewis tierney‘s, last minute point was nothing, more than a consolation for the dragons. the victory means st helens go four points clear, of second—placed wigan warrior, while catalans, continue to search for back to back wins at the bottom of the table. wednesday the 2nd of may, marseille play. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former trade minister lord digbyjones and broadcaster and campaigner henry bonsu. welcome to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads with bt‘s overhaul, the paper says analysts expect 6,500 job cuts to help win back investors. the i reports on the thousands of people who have called the breast cancer helpline after the nhs screening error more claims cancer helpline after the nhs screening error. more claims about the behaviour of the speaker of the house of commonsjohn bercow, he den

then it was the turn of super league leaders st helens to put on a show for the crowd on tyneside.2—18 at the break, but st helens ran away with it in the second half — three more tries, including two from ryan morgan. widnes didn't score another point. 38—18 to saints at full time. then it was wigan versus warrington, second and third place in super league at the start of the day, and it's wigan who have kept up the pressure on st helens. they ran away with it in the second half, literally in the case of liam marshall here, setting up george williams. it finished wigan 38, warrington 10. last game of the day is castleford tigers versus leeds rhinos. that kicked off at half seven, it's 0—0. lee selby says he wants to leave a legacy in boxing as he defends his ibf world featherweight title againstjosh warrington tonight. the welshman says he's relishing the prospect of taking on warrington, who's a leeds united fan, in front of a hostile crowd at their home ground, elland road. it'll be selby‘s fifth defence of his title, and he's already looking ahead to his next fight. obviously,

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helen simply wants someone to hold their hand up.robably falling on their swords. people at the top who are responsible for all this need to actually admit to the problem and actually resignations probably are in order. the department of health and social care and public health england said they weren't available for interview. hugh pym, bbc news. steven gerrard has been appointed as the new manager of rangers. the former liverpool and england captain will take over in the summer on a four—year deal. it's his first step into elite management, as our sports correspondent natalie pirks explains. steven gerrard is well used to the spotlight, but never before as number one. in the end, it was the butterflies that got him. it was a no—brainer for me. there were a lot of things to think about, but from that phone call i got a special feeling, and i knew rangers was for me. rangers' chiefs say gerrard's ability and character outweighs the inexperience. he certainly had ability in spades. a 19—year playing career brought him nine major troph

housing costs increased and tripled. >> thank you for the call helen. deborah did you want to respond? >> so many women have that moment, it was a transformative book. putting the legal piece aside the fact that a single book woke women up to their potential is itself radical and revolutionary. >> a few years after 1968 and 1971 the u.s. army put together this film advising how women serving in the military should look and dress. the full program will air after this program. >> you have come a long way ladies. no question about it. you have more to say these days about your education, your affairs, your occupations and your role in life than any young women have ever had in history. you have a voice in your own destiny. in civilian life as well as the military. there is a lot you can say and do about who you are and where you are going and how you look. especially in the military. susan mayfield looks good but she never won any beautiful baby contest. it takes more than luck to appear bright, well groomed and smart looking. nobody is trying to sell you

helen: the eu says it will take steps to protect european countries doing business in iran from the impact of the u.s. introducing that blocking statute, which means that the eu essentially cod make it illegal for european companies to comply with the u.s. sanctions against iran. it is only the second time the eu has threatened to use the so-called blocking statute. the first back in 1996 as a response to u.s. sanctions in cuba. there was never introduced. now as a slew of global firms say they are pulling out of iran, leaders are scrambled to stop the firms from doing the same. reporter: the blocking statute is aimed at protecting small and medium-sized companies operating in the country. it would provide compensation for sanctions-related losses. although german politicians have said that can't be applied across the board. the picture is much more complex for bigger european corporations with close financial and corporate ties to the u.s. the prospect of severe penalties over sanctions violations as well as the loss of financing from u.s. banks and other potential consequences already ha

. >>> dame helen mirren, who won an oscar playing "the queen," she was honored at the film society ofln center chaplain awards gala. married to american director taylor hackford, helen thinks meghan and harry's american-british union is splendid. >> it will work wonderfully well. i think she's been utterly gracious and elegant. and i'm very full of optimism for it. >>> and today is princess charlotte's 3rd birthday. the little lady celebrated at kensington palace. we just hope she had balloons. she liked them. >>> we showed you the carriage that harry and meghan will ride in. what if it rains? they'll use this carriage which has a glass roof and windows. the royals have everything covered. literally. >>> dpgabrielle union hitting t red carpet with her man, dwyane wade. gabby gold in mark jacobs. it's fitting because everything about her is fierce. that face in this movie. your face. your look like, i'm really not -- who have you given that face to before? >> who haven't i given that face to. nba referees have for sure got the face. >> so we know gabby's got a protective streak when it

helen: sÍ, es una laguna y se secÓ.armar todo un negocio para que vayas a tomarte selfies. y cuesta, y ganan dinero. karla: sÍ, pero se estÁn poniendo las pilas. si quieren ir a este lugar a tomarse fotos allÁ, pero si quieren un lugar feliz y gratis, es este. Él. carlos: felicidades a helen, que estaba echÁndole ganas con su nueva mÚsica. karla: hablando de lo que nos gusta, quiÉn naciÓ en un dÍa como hoy? carlos: mucha gente. vamos a los cumpleaÑos! >> feliz cumple aÑos para destiny martÍnez. >> tambiÉn felicitamos a alison de arizona, que cumple 10 aÑos. >> tambiÉn felicidades para lucas james. felicidades. >> araceli ramÍrez de fontana, california, cumple 16 + 1, 17. >> hoy tenemos a una quinceaÑera el dÍa de hoy.. >> naomi vallejo de santa ana california, tres aÑos. >> se hola cumpleaÑera hermosa aixa Ávila de new jersey. cumple siete aÑos . >> felicidades a alison que cumple 19 . quÉ hermosa. >> tambiÉn felicidades a javiela. es una fiel seguidora de "despierta amÉrica" . te queremos, feliz cumpleaÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

helen thomas is with me now.id javid, i think the names were being added last time. this is a letter written by the labour mp for ealing, who wrote to amber rudd last year which helped to prompt this review into activity around abortion clinics. the letter had 112 5ignatories and this one i'm told may be reaching 160. they includejeremy corbyn, vince cable, zac goldsmith. in terms of new names, you have ken clarke, yvette cooper, john whittingdale and sarah. there is a sense that the issue was moving forward quickly under amber rudd, she'd talked about it not being acceptable that people felt harassed or intimidated and she talked about creating new powers. there's a feeling that sajid javid is more of unknown quantity. right. ealing has done it so clearly local government have some power to take measures. there are several councils looking at doing the same thing as ealing, which basically uses anti—social behaviour powers. in bournemouth where we filmed the council has visited the clinic to talk about a buffer

thanks, helen.lso coming up: the mother of a severely disabled boy is suing a cornish theme park for not providing suitable toilet facilities for him. hello everyone, this is afternoon live. two men have been found guilty of murdering four children in a petrol bomb attack as they slept in their beds. zac bolland and david worrall were found guilty of murdering demi, brandon, lacie and lia pearson in walkden in greater manchester in december last year. courtney brierley was found not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter. our correspondentjudith moritz reports from manchester crown court. there were gasps and sobs in the public gallery from the wider pearson family when those verdicts came ina pearson family when those verdicts came in a short time ago. two men found guilty of murders, temp one and his friend temp two, who threw petrol bombs through the pearson family's kitchen window in the night, killing four children aged between 15 and three years old. zac bolland's robben, courtney brierl

super league leaders st helens put on a show against widnes.s they beat widnes 38 points to 18 but second—placed wigan kept up the pressure at the top of the table with a convincing win against warrington, sam tomkins among the scorers as they won 38—10. and in the last match of the day, castleford beat leeds by the same scoreline. british rider cal crutchlow has been taken to hospital for checks, after a worrying highside crash in qualifying for the french motogp. crutchlow, who is currently seventh in the world championship, was flung from his bike on a double right—hand bend his lcr honda went sideways exiting the corner, and crutchlow landed awkwardly on his back. medical assistance was quick to arrive, and he did give the crowd a thumbs—up before being placed in the back of an ambulance. if he's cleared to compete, he'll start tomorrow's race from 13th on the grid. that's all the sport for now. and in cuba, officials say they've retrieved the black box of the boeing 737 which crashed on take off from havana airport yesterday killing a hund

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after she had turned down his advances incidents like these are becoming all too common in turkey helen's father has called for stricter gun laws. i want to see at least the many illegal arms confiscated that would save many lives because many of these firearms are owned by an educated people who have a sick mentality. doesn't need long to find the spot where his daughter was killed it looks like a war zone the culprit fired repeatedly on his daughter with a semiautomatic rifle he was later apprehended the man who illegally sold him a gun however was quickly released. and i or anyone else could end up being shot soon to. this has to stop i don't want others having to live through what i've endured i lost my child. enough. there are now fatal shootings on the streets of turkey every day heavy rains for my school friends were shocked by her death but they know how easy it is to buy a gun needs days. it's simple you order a firearm online and it's delivered to your doorstep incredible really. it's illegal to buy arms online in turkey but that does little to allay the concerns of girls and yo

thanks, helen.ng ahead with plans to expand existing grammar schools in england. it has promised £50 million to provide new places at selective schools. labour has dismissed it as a vanity project, saying it's a misguided use of overstretched funds. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. here is a test for you. when did the prime minister say this? we know grammar schools are hugely popular with parents. we know they are good for the pupils that attend them. it was 2016, before the general election, losing her majority in 2017, the commitment to lift a ban on new selective schools was dropped. now £50 million has been made available for existing grammar schools in england to expand. the £50 million for grammar school expansion is a relatively small part of a large capital pot which is there to make sure that we can accommodate the needs of families and make sure we have got good school places and diversity in choice. the funding was first ear—marked in 2016, the new education secretary has

elsie, helen and courtney — three generations of the same family, devoted royalist, they think they havedings between them. i mean, we've done it before because we went, all three of us, plus other members of our family, we went to see kate and william. it is a really good atmosphere and nice to be with the family and doing it together. it is a community spirit, it's just wonderful, it really is, it's when britain comes together. it's just fantastic. we are all royalists. i did go to princess margaret in the mall again. that was years ago, and she was beautiful. the members of the armed forces are enjoying a day off in the sun. we see harry quite often, being in the queen's guards, we see them in many occasions, parades and things coming up. we also see him at different events in london. have you ever spoken to him? i have indeed. i did the security for the london marathon, we had a chat. for 12—year—old phoebe, the bride was the main draw. meghan is american. she is not fully british and everything, she is, like, multicultural, and it's really nice, you can relate to her. it's really ni

st helens her into the quarterfinals that the challenge cup. they beat them for 36 months to 18.s best time of 10.04 seconds. gatlin was seven. that is it for me but much more in the bbc sport website, including how ireland's recruiters are getting on in the first test match. for me or not, it's back to you. more news. i would like for the ladies after

activisttress cynthia nixon gave this year's commencement address to the graduating class of the helene of nursing. she discussed the importance of the nursing profession, her mother's fight against cancer, and the need for a more equitable system. she is currently running to be governor of new york. her remarks are just under 18 minutes. [applause] thank you. thank you so much. hello everybody. robinson and to the faculty, alumni, friends, family, and to the 119 graduates of 2018. [cheers and applause] it is really an honor to be in your presence today. thank you for inviting me. nixon, and yes, i am running fov

helen had been abducted by pirates son of king priam of troy on the other side of the straits in asia minor in the end troy was defeated and have missed. love hatred revenge. was the first great ethic of world literature since then ancient greece has been regarded as the cradle of western civilization. according to houma from troy you can see the jian island. today it's called the odd belongs to turkey. merchant and military vessels pooled assured in a bay protected from the wind one day bishop. everything is exactly as homo described. troll archeology is mound of destiny. for nearly one hundred fifty years and scientists and treasure hunters have been drawn to the dot an els in search of traces of the ancient city describing home as . a present eighty's scientists on their assistance from germany the united states and turkey are at work in a labyrinth of foundations and fortifications from three millenia they're all convinced that troy on the dot and els in the hellespont is home as beliefs. from. the pioneering team of akiyama just photographed on the site over a century ago. most p

it's vastly important to see things like the helen diller playgrounds. there are kids in this area, and they're using it, and it's wonderful. one of the few otherme comment that i really have, you know, while we have one plan that's supposed to be historic, you know, this really is a very historic site. it is one where we know what the original designs look like, and throughout the planning process at every meeting i've attended, i've asked, do you show the designs of what it was originally intended to be? are there any pieces of it that we should be recreating since we know what the original design accurately was? and they always say yeah, sure, we can show them, but here are big concepts, and they fall into these three concepts. given this is an historic district, i'd really like to see a little more credibility given to as we adapt this to the future and incorporate things like helen diller and brooks and the garage and all the other new uses, how we also see if there are things from the original design that we can incorporated. thank you so much. >>

here's helen willetts. thank you very much indeed. lots of sunshine enjoyed today by many.ehind me. what a beautiful end to the day here. earlier in the day, quite a lot of low cloud sitting across the eastern side of the country so it was a glorious blue skies to start with. that has been pegged back to the close. the cloud in the south has produced a few showers in the far south—east of england that is a sign of change. as we go through the evening, the cloud will thicken and showers will become more prevalent, humidity increases. not as gillian herself but it will be in the north, especially with this mistimed low cloud. 3—4 in the glens of scotland. a fresh start but plenty of sunshine in the morning along with northern ireland. some low cloud around the east coast. more cloud than we are generally seen today and earlier in the day, because of this band of shower will be rain. some of it could be heavy, some of it could be a little on the front of each side. not all, still warm and humid, sunshine between. the north sea coast will have that rather low cloud keeping thin

helen simply wants someone to hold their hands up.” designed.s up. i would like to hold their hands up. i would like to see a certain amount of compensation, but people probably falling on their swords, people at the top who are responsible for all of this, need to admit to the problem and actually resignations are probably in order. the department of health and social care and public health england said they we re and public health england said they were not available for interview. hugh pym, bbc news. if you want to contact the helpline that has been set up for women affected by this — the number is 0800169 2692 or you can find more information on the nhs choices website. our top story this evening. labour fails to win some of its main target seats in the local elections — as the conservatives do better than expected. and still to come... who's going to walk meghan down the aisle? we have more details on the royal wedding. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, we will take a closer look at steven gerrard's first move into

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now the weather with helen willetts.e rain, that's the reason i'm concerned about lord's. you can see in herefordshire earlier the rain was coming down. we've had some thundery rain and you can see also we had the low cloud once again near the east coast but you can see the showers gathering to the south and east and we've got more coming into was east anglia as well. the afternoon is far from settled if you like across the southern half of the uk and that is the way it is set to stay. warm still despite more cloud and the rain and certainly warm away from the east coast across scotland in the beautiful sunshine, northern ireland may catch a late shower but some lovely weather to end the day. overnight the low cloud comes back into many central and eastern areas but the rain really develops further south. the humidity rises. it's going to be a warm night and we could have some mist and mcquoid rain clears late in the night. that's because we have this weather system starting to push north, more in the wings for the weeke

this is your business update on helen humphrey in berlin good to have you with us a new companies could be finding themselves between a rock and a hard place now and e.u. commissioner says they're prepared to use legislation making it illegal for european companies to comply with u.s. sanctions targeting iran u.s. president donald trump has threatened to slap sanctions on firms that do business with iran. has some done j.v. and checks the news several times a day dear amy an entrepreneur is currently in germany visiting his business partners. he sells medical technology and is also involved in the computer industry . donald trump's decision to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal comes up at every business meeting how will the e.u. react will there be new sanctions against iran. done j.v. and has made a lot of contacts through international trade fairs like this one in tehran last year and he has contracts with european companies but now many of his partners are uncertain about the future of the businesses. carnes right now we have to sit down and see what's going on basically. the impro

but first helen hunt for his back with a look at the tunisian economy thank you sarah well as voted onnday in their first local election since the twenty eleven arab spring revolution but so far turn out to be no no jobs are scarce in tunisia and first the apathy is widespread some young people feel they have no other choice but to mix better prospects in europe and that's where a german she is in training center. not some is a fisherman but the thing that really makes him money is smuggling people across the mediterranean into europe. instead of fifteen people on this side twenty five and twenty five. and twenty on the day seventy passengers. there are very few jobs even for the highly skilled she needs us younger generation is losing faith in the country. man just saw wanted to take the part but his father convinced him not to and now he's doing a traineeship and achiness the textile factory. here on the finishing my dad found out i wanted to leave he paid me to stay i listen to him and then i heard about this place. the factory has a training center that's funded by germany it's one

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