thank you, iain watson. stay with us _ iain watson.ered cumulus clouds with a few showers. overall, not a bad day and for many of us, skies like this, so a fine day. however, tomorrow we are expecting some thicker cloud and rain in one or two places. here is the forecast for the rest of the day. you can see just a scattering of showers here and there. these are the temperatures at the end of the afternoon. it�*s just a fraction below the average. tonight, we have the super blue moon on the way. why is it a super blue moon? super because it�*s very close to the earth, and it will appear large, and it�*s a blue moon because it�*s the second full moon of the month, which happens once in a blue moon. so we want some clear weather tonight. it won�*t be completely clear, there is a weather front approaching on the satellite picture. we are just ahead of this weather system, and there is enough of a weather window to catch that super blue moon. let�*s look at the forecast for this evening. here is that weatherfront approaching ireland. at thi

iain. playing with celine boutier. iain, thank ou playing with celine boutier.a mcgregor is there for us. tom peacock didn't provide goal number three of the day. no, sadly, that has just finished. not the gold they would've wanted. this is normally home to such birds like ospreys castrol �*s and owls, but flying around it today were the best mountain bikers. pidcock would have fancy his chances. good news for the 24—year—old great british rider from for the 24—year—old great british riderfrom leeds because he races again on saturday. i can also tell you that the women's elite race has finished, and it was a bronze medal from evie from was to serve. no gold here. one for dame sarah story. what more can you say about dame sarah — story. what more can you say about dame sarah story? _ story. what more can you say about dame sarah story? she's _ story. what more can you say about dame sarah story? she's been - story. what more can you say about i dame sarah story? she's been winning gold medals for more than three decades. today was no different. she won by a margi

iain macinnes, reporting scotland at raf lossiemouth. drivers charity that takes patients to appointments says it's at breaking point, because it's having to make up for a failing nhs patient transport service. shaftesbury car link in dorset, told the bbc it's been left struggling to cope. matthew hill reports. elena has an appointment with her podiatrist. the 80—year—old relies on volunteer driver, les, to take her seven miles to the health centre. without this, well, i'd be stuck where i am. and i'd have to get ordinary taxis. shaftesbury car link serves a large geographical area from wiltshire to north dorset through to somerset, which has very poor public transport links. it has about 1200 clients on its books. many are very vulnerable. hi. could i make an appointment for next wednesday, please? next wednesday. june hull has been an unpaid director of shaftesbury car link for five years, but recently she's noticed the nhs patient transport service is letting patients down, leaving her not—for—profit organisation to pick up the pieces

duncan smith. >> and so did iain duncan smith. >> and so did iain duncan smith. >> yes, course.of lots of things make lots of people angry. >> doesn't mean that >> but it doesn't mean that people the to break people have the right to break the law. >> and if you about this >> and if you think about this in reverse, you know, if this was if this was insulate britain or oil take doing orjust stop oil take doing similar would rightly similar things, we would rightly be so i condemn be condemning them. so i condemn all of those who break the law. and course, there is one big and of course, there is one big thing coming in may iain thing coming up in may for iain duncan constituents duncan smith's constituents and the million the other seven, 8 million people in london, which people who live in london, which is they have chance through people who live in london, which is thallotve chance through people who live in london, which is thallotve to chance through people who live in london, which is thallotve to decide through people who live in london, which is thallotve to decide whether

duncan smith. >> and so did iain duncan smith. >> and so did iain duncan smith. >> yes, course.of lots of things make lots of people angry. >> doesn't mean that >> but it doesn't mean that people the to break people have the right to break the law. >> and if you about this >> and if you think about this in reverse, you know, if this was if this was insulate britain or oil take doing orjust stop oil take doing similar would rightly similar things, we would rightly be so i condemn be condemning them. so i condemn all of those who break the law. and course, there is one big and of course, there is one big thing coming in may iain thing coming up in may for iain duncan constituents duncan smith's constituents and the million the other seven, 8 million people in london, which people who live in london, which is they have chance through people who live in london, which is thallotve chance through people who live in london, which is thallotve to chance through people who live in london, which is thallotve to decide through people who live in london, which is thallotve to decide whether

iain rumbles on now . iain duncan rumbles on now. iain duncan smith has essentially said it's okay for people to vandalise cameras there or thereabouts . cameras there or thereabouts. what do you think? do you agree with that or not? and what is going on in this country when it comes to crime? the absolute state of people running around with machetes. i noticed as well at notting hill carnival, with machetes. i noticed as well at notting hill carnival , the at notting hill carnival, the number of stabbings that took place. some people say now it's time for that carnival to be cancelled. is it or not? and something i need to get off my chest tonight is something that happened to me on london underground a couple of days ago. i took to twitter to share it, describing the madman that threatened the innocent passengers on the tube, including me, who was with my son, a labour councillor is very unhappy with me , taking me to unhappy with me, taking me to task about using words like madman when describing a violent perpetrator of crime. i

iain watson, bbc news.e edinburgh festival fringe. acts from across the globe have been performing in the scottish capital, attracting thousands of visitors. live now to our reporter courtney bembridge who is there. iam here i am here amongst the glitz and glamour of fringe. my next guests from western australia. georgia, tell us about your show. we from western australia. georgia, tell us about your show.- from western australia. georgia, tell us about your show. we are so excited to be _ tell us about your show. we are so excited to be here _ tell us about your show. we are so excited to be here back— tell us about your show. we are so excited to be here back at - tell us about your show. we are so excited to be here back at the - excited to be here back at the edinburgh fringe. we are an all—female circus company, so we have got comedy and acrobatics, and we are all together on stage. tell us about the _ we are all together on stage. tell us about the name yuck circus, where does that come from? the us a

what political reaction have we seen so far, iain?ster has welcomed this. he thinks that the prices are now going on the right direction. he had a pledge to halve inflation so he thinks this is contributing to it. he is fairly upbeat when he talked about the new price cap ending this morning. about the new price cap ending this morninu. ., ., , about the new price cap ending this morninu. ., , , ., morning. today is good news for families on _ morning. today is good news for families up and _ morning. today is good news for families up and down _ morning. today is good news for families up and down the - morning. today is good news for| families up and down the country with a reduction in the price cap today is really good news for families up and down the country and down the country with a reduction in the energy price cap that's going to reduce, on average, a typical family's energy bill by about £150, easing the burden on the cost of living. and we took decisive action after putin's illegal war to help families by imposing a windf

iain watson, bbc news.n all employees of wagner and other russian private military contractors, to swear an oath of allegiance to the russian state. the decree applies to anyone participating in military activities in ukraine, assisting the army, and serving in territorial defence units. he signed the order on friday, with it taking immediate effect. it comes two days after wagner leaders were presumed killed in a plane crash. in a separate development on saturday, a far—right sub—unit of wagner, known as rusich, said it was stopping military operations in ukraine. joining me now is a retired colonel from the united states marine corps, brendan kearney. his last assignment was as chief of staff of us marine corps forces europe in stuttgart, germany. welcome and thank you for being with us. what impact do you think this demand for all wagner troops to swear allegiance to putin will have? i think it will have limited impact, to be honest with you. i think there will be some who will sign allegiance but i thin

iain watson, bbc news.helen catt said that the letter attacking the prime minister didn't come as much of a shock. it's always a problem when you've got a formerly senior member of your party attacking you in public. it looks like you have a divided party. and certainly that's something the leader of the liberal democrats this morning has been seizing on in his broadcast interviews, he has been talking about it showing division within the party. quite how representative she is of the party as a whole, i think is debatable. as i said, she was very closely tied to borisjohnson, the former prime minister, and those who supported him within the party. so i think to that extent, she reflects some of the anger that came off the back of him stepping down as prime minister, two prime ministers ago now. so there is that, but is it an indication of broader discontent within the party? i think we should be a bit wary of seeing it as that so much. i mean, certainly it seemed before they all broke up for the summer rece

iain carter also caught up with lewis, who is under no illusion what a tough task this will be. really good. their top six is as good as they've ever been. we've got a tall task ahead of us. so, on paper, we've all these players high in the rankings. but europe's got a lot of things in their favour. we gotta go break the streak. do you sense that golf is doing enough to make the most of what is a festival of golf coming up in a fortnight which has you guys playing both cups, with the ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have, to be honest. i would've liked to see more collaboration between men and women's games. i don't think we have, to be honest. i would've liked to see more collaboration between men and women's games. we've got two weeks of patriotism, playing for your country, back—to—back weeks. honestly, we could have done more. and to try to promote both, i think this is two great weeks for golf in general. notjust women's golf, men's golf, it's just golf. let's band together and let's go have two great weeks of crazy fun golf, and promote the heck out of it. baby you enj

iain carter also caught up with lewis who is under no illusion what a tough task this will be.m is really, really good. their top six is as good as they've ever been. we've got a tall task ahead of us. so, on paper with got all these players high in the rankings. but they've got a lot of things in their favour for that we gotta go break the streak. d0 gotta go break the streak. do ou gotta go break the streak. do you sense that golf is doing enough to make the most of what is a festival of golf coming up in a fortnight, which as you guys playing both cops and the ryder cup in italy? i guys playing both cops and the ryder cup in italy?— ryder cup in italy? i don't think we _ ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have _ ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have to - ryder cup in italy? i don't think we have to be - ryder cup in italy? i don't l think we have to be honest. ryder cup in italy? i don't - think we have to be honest. -- think we have to be honest. —— caps. i would've liked to see more collaboration between men and women's games. we've got two weeks of tame dues team go

emily pedersen as her four wild cards for next month'ssolheim cup in spain... 0ur golf correspondent iainyburgh will be making her debut at the age of 30. she's a proven winner on the lpga tour. she's ranked inside the world's top 50. and no surprise that she would get one of the four captain's wild card picks. the norwegian captain has gone scandinavian with the other three selections madeleine sandstrom, another strong player from the ladies european tour and the lpga. she is playing her third solheim cup, as is emily kristine pedersen. no surprise that she's been called up. and although caroline heswall is ranked 120 in the world, she's been pretty consistent on the tour this year and her captain describes her as the bulldog. she will bring a kind of spirit that will be needed by europe when they seek to win this solheim cup for a record third time in a row. a tyneside club has been invited to take part in an exhibition tournament on the pitch at twickenham ahead of england's world cup warm—up game against fiji on saturday. for at least two members of this over—50s club, the day will b

iain watson, bbc news.mnangagwa, has been re—elected to serve a second term with just over half of the total vote. the opposition claims there has been widespread vote—rigging, and international observers say the vote has fallen short of democratic standards. but this was the announcement from zimbabwe's election commission. 2,350,711 votes out of 4,468,730 valid votes cast, which are more than half the number of valid votes cast in the presidential election. therefore mnangagwa, emmerson dambudzo of zanu—pf party is declared duly elected president of the republic of zimbabwe. well mr mnangagwa, known as "the crocodile" — which referes to his ruthless nature — faces many challenges. zimbabwe still faces high inflation, currently running at an annual rate of over 70%, as well as poverty. the electoral commission say his main challenger, nelson chamisa, secured 44% of the vote. live now to harare and our correspondent shingai nyoka. how are people feeling after this election. — how are people feeling after th

thanks for joining tory leader sir iain duncan smith. thanks forjoining us, sir.nology coming in, spying on ways, taking photographs , listening to taking photographs, listening to audio. how concerned and should britons be about this ? britons be about this? >> well, very concerned. but as there's a wider issue here, which is part of this, which is that china itself is now breaking the wto rules, uses slave labour, produces these cars subsidise massively by the banks. it's going to swamp the uk with these cheap electric cars, both putting our own industry out of business, but at the same time, then alongside this, they produce all the batteries that are used in china, all done, by the way, through using huge amounts of fossil fuels , burning really fossil fuels, burning really nasty coal without any restrictions . and so it's a restrictions. and so it's a tokenistic concept for us to think that in by 2030 we should all be electric when in fact that electric car basis is produced using massive amounts of fossil fuels. so we need to delay the 2030 target to give ou

iain rumbles on now . iain duncan rumbles on now. there or thereabouts. what do you think? do you agree with that or not? and what is going on in this country when it comes to crime? the absolute state of people running around with machetes. i noticed as well at notting hill carnival, with machetes. i noticed as well at notting hill carnival , the at notting hill carnival, the number of stabbings that took place. some people say now it's time for that carnival to be cancelled. is it or

our political correspondent iain watson told us that this has come in the wake of lucy letby refusingtend her sentencing hearing and also refused to listen to the statements by the victims�* families, and people felt she should have listened to the impact that her actions had had. there was anger and disgust. you heard from the prime minister, who said he was appalled when people don't take to the dock in court and listen to the sentence being passed down to them by the judge or listen to the victims or their families. that said, at the moment, judges can compel offenders to attend and listen to the sentencing because if they don't, they can be found to be in contempt of court, and judges do have the power to increase the sentences. in addition, there are guidelines which allow prison officers to use reasonable force to try to compel people to attend. the only thing that is really likely to change is that these powers are going to be enshrined unequivocally in law. basically, the ministry ofjustice, which will be responsible for this legislation, is saying thatjudges are not using the

certainly that was the phrase used by iain duncan smith of the chinese government in response . foreign secretary said i had a number of conversations with senior representatives of the government and i've the chinese government and i've raised human rights every raised human rights in every single those meetings, single one of those meetings, and continue to do so. and i will continue to do so. let's get more with our deputy political editor, tom harwood, joining now from downing joining us now from downing street. and tom, certainly there's a bit of division within there's a bit of division within the tory party and within the foreign affairs select committee on how we should engage or whether we should even engage with the chinese . with the chinese. >> there certainly is . and there >> there certainly is. and there have been forthright voices becoming louder and louder within parliament, really since the sweeping measures that the chinese communist party took against hong kong, something that i think perked up the ears and opened the eyes of many within the united kingdom to

but some have gone further, the former tory leader iain duncan smith as part of a group of tory mps whoevere repression of muslim minorities and reneging on commitments for the autonomy of hong kong. he said this visit is a sign of weakness and china, to go to china it looks weak. and we�*ve also had another commons committee report last month, an intelligence report saying again the uk government policy was incoherent. over time we�*ve seen the conservative government swing to encourage investment back in the time of david cameron and that�*s swung away with china becoming increasingly authoritarian and now with rishi sunak more pragmatic and more businesslike. the government says it can manage that by looking at investments here and prioritising security when necessary but it has critics who say that there are dangers in becoming too intertwined with china. a former employee of gchq has pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of a us government employee who worked at the intelligence agency near cheltenham at the same time as him. 29—year—old joshua bowles pleaded guilty to the attempt

live now to our political correspondent iain watson. what is the political reaction?ypical bill will be falling from october the 1st because of the new price cap proposed by 0fgem. some people will find it tough, but there will be held for the most vulnerable. i think the political snack for him is this. people who are perhaps not considered vulnerable are also feeling the pressure of high energy costs. they will not be giving a political benefit from less because bills will still be very high. because of massive government intervention last year as energy prices went up, bills were capped at 2500, further reduced by a payment of £400 to all households, £2100. a price cap of 1900 will not feel dramatically different, especially when the energy prices are being capped, standing charges are not. an element of people's bills will still be going up. i do not think necessarily people will feel as enthused as the prime minister when you look at the bills. from his point of view, politically, with prices going on the right direction, he is making progress in his battle again

what about iain duncan smith disagreeing, he has called this project kowtow, he thinks that this is someferent colleagues have different views. i do not believe we can completely do as he proposes. the reality is they need to know our positions, we have to stand firm and it's about actions, common words by the day wishing meetings which are we can de config, make sure we don't end up in direct conflict with them, thatis end up in direct conflict with them, that is vitally important, even during the cold war the us and russia continued to have discussions, albeit private, when they were at war. we are not at war with china, we must make sure we do not end up at work, however, it is important that james cleverly gets something from this visit, whether it be the commitment to stop transnational repression or whether it be some sort of reduction in human rights abuses they are inducted —— but they are conducting. thank you very much indeed for joining us here on bbc news. we go now to tampa in florida, this is the scene, there are warnings now from ron desantis to florida governor that we co

senior conservatives like former party leader sir iain duncan smith said it was weak.isagreements with beijing, but he insists it would be a mistake to try to isolate the world's second—largest economy. we have got to recognise that china is an incredibly important trading partner and countries all over the world have very, very high volumes of trade with china. we have got to make it clear to the chinese government that it is in their interests to have a reputation of acting on a level playing field about good business practices, about not trying to manipulate their economic relationships because their economy, and we've seen some headline figures, which demonstrates that the chinese economy is not growing at the rate it has done previously, and not growing at the rate i think the chinese government would wish, and if they want to do something about that, that has got to be done through international trade, and to be really successful in international trade, you need to be regarded as a trustworthy and reliable partner. so it is in china's interests to maintain that r

iain watson, bbc news. on this story that just keeps running and running, involving the spanish footballer, here is ben with the rest of the news. spain's world cup—winning coach, jorge vilda, has condemned the behaviour of the country's football federation president. luis rubiales has been suspended by fifa for kissing the player jenni hermoso on the lips at their world cup victory last week. zoe conway reports. luis rubiales is looking increasingly isolated. his kiss ofjenni hermoso has led to his suspension by fifa, and now the team's coach, jorge vilda, has condemned his behaviour, saying in a statement: only on friday, jorge vilda was in the audience applauding as luis rubiales told an emergency meeting of the country's football federation that he would not resign. he speaks spanish he continues to insist the kiss was consensual and has vowed to defend himself until the truth prevails, but within the game, pressure is mounting. growing numbers of players and managers are taking the side ofjenni hermoso

our political correspondent iain watson gave me the details.e dorries said she would resign back on june the 14th. she said she would resign with immediate effect. it's well known that nadine dorries is a close ally of the former prime minister borisjohnson. she was culture secretary, of course, in his administration. she was not at all pleased at the way in which she was ejected from office and none too chuffed about the short lived nature of his successor, liz truss, this time at number ten downing street either. so therefore it is unsurprising that she's taking a swipe at the current prime minister, rishi sunak, in her resignation statement. now, first of all, let's take a look at the timing of what she's done. she says this will allow for a by election to be called when parliament resumes in september. in other words, she is quite keen to see her mid bedfordshire parliamentary seat be contested around the time of the conservative party conference, putting maximum pressure again on rishi sunak, although he may try to of course delay the date

but that's pretty appalling really. >> sir iain duncan smith there . >> sir iain duncan smith there.n cricket england, have beaten australia by 49 runs in the fifth ashes test to secure a 2—2 series draw. stuart broad got the fairytale finish he wanted by taking the last two wickets as he headed into retirement with a 49 run win. and that meant that ben stokes's side levelled the series all out . for 334 for you with gb news across the uk on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio and now even on your smart speaker by saying play gb news you're with . gb news crusade you're with. gb news crusade against woke bank stealing the right of law abiding citizens businesses or organisations to operate in the modern world. >> he insisted this was not a partisan project. the removal of bafic partisan project. the removal of basic civil liberties for one's opinions, no matter how unpopular or unpalatable to the liberal elite, should equally terrify the right and left of british politics. and over the weekend, we got proof of that as both sides of the highly divisive brexit divide came togeth

let's cross live to walton heath in surrey where our golf cortrespondent iain carterjoins us. that she might emulate her compatriot from the deep south of america, brian holland after his victory in many respects at the... five shot lead in the second round, exactly the same way as allie ewing did, bogeys at the first, the fifth, the six, she did bounce back with a couple of birdies at the start of the back nine but then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she isjust done then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she is just done well. then drop shots of the 13th and 14th, she isjust done well. par i4th, she isjust done well. par 15th, that drops her 14th, she isjust done well. par 15th, that drops her down to seven under par, and out of the lead. a couple of other americans at the top of the leaderboard, just finished her around and lily of who also ate under par but charlie whole still in the mix here. she under par but charlie whole still in the mix here-— the mix here. she is within a shot of a possible _ the mix here. she is within a shot of a possible first _ the mix here. she

as we've just been discussing iain duncan discussing that with iain duncan smith, your response to thesterday, but predominantly outside number 10 downing street, the protests were huge. people unhappy . people are very unhappy. >> yes. i mean, like ian, i don't don't approve of taking the law into your own hands. >> but beyond that, it's clearly making people incredibly angry. >> mean, what's happened for >> i mean, what's happened for a long time, we have pursued a sort of green agenda, but concealed the costs to the pubuc concealed the costs to the public that might now becoming apparent to people . they don't apparent to people. they don't want to pay the bills. >> i mean, the you heard ian's point exactly. accurate point about pensioners having to now buy a second car for their for their old age. but you're finding it across the board. people have bought electric cars, even finding expense. so it's a disastrous policy and we are right to oppose it before we move on to china, there was an opportunity for the government to challenge this because you'd have seen the reports last week

professor iain begg is a research fellow at the european institute, london school of economics and politicalight. it's been a long—running issue this. france and germany say they want to get the ball rolling. how much agreement are they going to find among the other members? certainly to beain among the other members? certainly to begin with. — among the other members? certainly to begin with. very — among the other members? certainly to begin with, very little. _ among the other members? certainly to begin with, very little. the - among the other members? certainly to begin with, very little. the eu - to begin with, very little. the eu budget has been acrimonious since britainjoined the budget has been acrimonious since britain joined the european budget has been acrimonious since britainjoined the european union in 1973. in other countries have continued to adopt a rather negative position towards the budget that the uk gives to have, hence the expression you just use of the frugal four coming expression you just use of the frugalfour coming on the expression you just use of the frugal fou

senior conservatives, like former party leader sir iain duncan smith, said it was weak and has compared—eyed" about the uk's disagreements with beijing but he insists it would be a mistake to try to isolate the world's second—largest economy. we have got to recognise that china is an incredibly important trading partner and countries all over the world have very, very high volumes of trade with china. we have got to make it clear to the chinese government that it is in their interests to have a reputation of acting on a level playing field, about good business practices, about not trying to manipulate their economic relationships, because their economy... and we've seen some headline figures which demonstrates that the chinese economy is not growing at the rate it has done previously and not growing at the rate i think the chinese government would wish. and if they want to do something about that, that is going to be done through international trade. and to be really successful in international trade, you need to be regarded as a trustworthy and reliable partner. so it's in china's inte

the world number one lilia vu, who claimed the british open title this month — her second major — iainof the stats. we are going overseas. we lost the last two and as they european team is really, really good, their top six is as good as they've ever been and we've got a tall task ahead of us. you know, so it... you know, on paper, we've got all these players higher in the rankings. but europe has got a lot of things in their favour right now. it got to go break the street. d0 favour right now. it got to go break the street. , ., , , ., ., the street. do you sense that golf is doinu the street. do you sense that golf is doing enough — the street. do you sense that golf is doing enough to _ the street. do you sense that golf is doing enough to make - the street. do you sense that golf is doing enough to make the - the street. do you sense that golf| is doing enough to make the most the street. do you sense that golf i is doing enough to make the most of what frankly is a festival of golf coming up in a fortnight which has you guys playing the solheim cup and then the ryder cup in italy?

hadow cabinet up in the middle of the night wae told that iain duncan abinet to be told that iain duncant resign i'm sorry, people don't resign in the night. you in the middle of the night. you know, is wrong, but it's know, this is wrong, but it's the sort thing do. know, this is wrong, but it's the and thing do. know, this is wrong, but it's the and widikum do. know, this is wrong, but it's the and widikum nevero. know, this is wrong, but it's the and widikum never caught out. >> and widikum never caught out. thank and speak next thank you. and we'll speak next week. up, a world week. but coming up, a world exclusive interview with a man who cancelled by the who has been cancelled by the sussex for launching bus sussex squad for launching a bus tour harry and meghan's tour of harry and meghan's montecito ground. kyle montecito stomping ground. kyle larson head with larson goes head to head with meghan's sister, samantha markle. later minutes as calls grow a full public inquiry grow for a full public inquiry into murders . grow for a full public inquiry into murders. is grow for a full

hadow cabinet up in the middle of the night wae told that iain duncan abinet to be told that iain duncant resign i'm sorry, people don't resign in the night. you in the middle of the night. you know, is wrong, but it's know, this is wrong, but it's the sort thing do. know, this is wrong, but it's the and thing do. know, this is wrong, but it's the and widikum do. know, this is wrong, but it's the and widikum nevero. know, this is wrong, but it's the and widikum never caught out. >> and widikum never caught out. thank and speak next thank you. and we'll speak next week. up, a world week. but coming up, a world exclusive interview with a man who cancelled by the who has been cancelled by the sussex for launching bus sussex squad for launching a bus tour harry and meghan's tour of harry and meghan's montecito ground. kyle montecito stomping ground. kyle larson head with larson goes head to head with meghan's sister, samantha markle. later minutes as calls grow a full public inquiry grow for a full public inquiry into murders . grow for a full public inquiry into murders. is grow for a full

joining me now is british mp sir iain duncan smith, who co—chairs the inter—parliamentary alliance onramme. we have seen this executive order from the white house. should the uk follow suit? i from the white house. should the uk follow suit? ~' , follow suit? i think the uk has been dra: tlnt follow suit? i think the uk has been dragging its — follow suit? i think the uk has been dragging its feet — follow suit? i think the uk has been dragging its feet for _ follow suit? i think the uk has been dragging its feet for a _ follow suit? i think the uk has been dragging its feet for a little - follow suit? i think the uk has been dragging its feet for a little while i dragging its feet for a little while now for china. i think this is the right thing to do for americans. it's the right thing to get the leadership to the whole of the free world. china poses, and i don't know why people pretend this is in the case, but china poses a distinct and particular threat now to the free world. it has a very strong set of ambitions. the bd is it never hides them. so the chinese president artie said

we're going to hear from former tory leader iain duncan smith . leader iain duncan smith. >> tough enough. that reminds me of ed miliband. well, a by—election has been triggered in scotland after constituents voted to remove a formerly snp mp who sensationally broke covid rules a few years ago . the seat rules a few years ago. the seat now becomes a key battleground and for the future of the snp . and for the future of the snp. and a former coronation street actress who tried to get free cake s and then got humiliated because of it on social media. >> you don't want to miss that. first of all though, here is your latest news with ray addison . addison. >> thanks, both. good morning. >> thanks, both. good morning. >> 931. here's the latest from the newsroom and our top story. donald trump will appear in court in washington, dc tomorrow after being charged on four counts over alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 us election. one prosecutor will outline the charges against him and a judge will decide any bail conditions . as former us president who has previously denied the allegations , may

there will be more storms like adalja and like iain.the habitants of the peninsula of florida have known that for hundreds and hundreds of years. we have records of a storm and 15 53 that killed 700 people. but something is different. something is also happening. 150 years ago we started pumping carbon into the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels. during that time, the average global temperatures increased by over one degrees celsius or two degrees fahrenheit. two thirds of that warming has happened in just the last 50 years, since 1973. we are starting to see the destructive effects of that warning. today, hurricane idalia became the eighth major hurricane category three or above to make landfall in the united states in the past six years. over the past six years, there were zero major hurricanes. the last major storm prior to 17 was hurricane woman in 2005. again, this is complicated when you think about climate modeling and risk and the noise of hurricanes and things like that. you don't have to be a climate scientist to understand wh

the knowledge is still there, though, and i think many of the carriers of that, including those iainjust lost structures, such as you noted, the museum, is an important cultural center in -- , and spiked back they have lost those physical structures and perhaps the objects there, they are nevertheless still committed to making sure that the world knows the struggle to maintain these histories, the practices on the land, to restore the land in meaningful ways. fish ponds and the terraces have been prominent in hawaiian efforts to return us to a way of being in proper relationship to the place. >> it is a beautiful way of being. it's truly a magical place. we wish you and all of hawaii a swift recovery, with all the knowledge and grounding in history that one can have at this critical juncture. thank you so much for your time, professor. >> thank you. >> that is our show for this evening. now it is time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. good evening lawrence. >> he says they face challenges they never faced before. when the power went out and some of the

the judge assigned to the case is named judge tanya check-in, see h uk t iain.he district court in 2014 by president obama, and not to be too productive about it, but i don't think anybody would give you a good faith fight if you described the judge as a normal judge, a very normal uncontroversial, well tested, good, mainstream smart federal judge. i think that is universally her reputation. should also tell you that this is not our first january six related case. she against its in federal court in washington d.c., and that is where so many other charges have been brought against hundreds of january 6th defendants. judge chutkan has presided on about over 2000 of the cases. for what it's worth, she has consistently handed down tough sentences in this case is one, people have been found guilty. she's the only judge in any of the january six cases who have handed out longer sentences that doj prosecutors even asked for. you should also know that this is not judge chutkan's first-time presiding over a legal matter that involves former president donald trump. in 20

on a visit to beijing today, mps have hit out at the trip with the former conservative leader iain duncan smith, comparing it to appeasement . to appeasement. >> in sport, andy murray has sailed through to the second round of the us open alongside fellow british players cameron, norrie and jack draper paul coyte. with the latest on that. >> yeah, very good day. new york. no sets dropped at all. but one thing i need to get off my chest. i warned harry kane about going to munich. i warned him. he didn't listen. and all my warnings have come to pass. >> yeah . yeah. >> yeah. yeah. >> yeah. yeah. >> so spurs went out of the carabao cup last night. >> i wasn't going to mention that, but that's another story altogether. >> okay. we'll also have your forecast this morning at rachel ayers. it's a bright ayers. with that, it's a bright but chilly start to the day for many. >> but what does the rest of the day have in store and the rest of august join me later to find out more . out more. >> okay. let's get on top of this airline situation . we're this airline situation. we're heanng this airline s

breaking the law and yet and this was astonishing, i thought the former conservative party leader, iainncan smith, said that he was happy for the residents of chingford and woodford green constituency to vandalise devices because they had been lied to. he said a lot of people in my constituency have been spending up the cameras or putting plastic bags over them. i'm happy for them to do because they are facing an do it because they are facing an imposition no one wants and imposition that no one wants and they been to about the they have been lied to about the actions you are seeing how actions you are seeing show how angry people are at what is being imposed on them. sadiq khan gerrymandered all the khan has gerrymandered all the information people have had enough. information people have had enough . well, i'll tell you enough. well, i'll tell you what, people have had enough , what, people have had enough, but it's a big surprise when a former leader of the conservative party says breaking the law in my constituency is okay. it shows the level of anger. okay. it shows the level of an

breaking the law and yet and this was astonishing, i thought the former conservative party leader, iainncan smith, said that he was happy for the residents of chingford and woodford green constituency to vandalise devices because they had been lied to. he said a lot of people in my constituency have been spending up the cameras or putting plastic bags over them. i'm happy for them to do because they are facing an do it because they are facing an imposition no one wants and imposition that no one wants and they been to about the they have been lied to about the actions you are seeing how actions you are seeing show how angry people are at what is being imposed on them. sadiq khan gerrymandered all the khan has gerrymandered all the information people have had enough. information people have had enough . well, i'll tell you enough. well, i'll tell you what, people have had enough , what, people have had enough, but it's a big surprise when a former leader of the conservative party says breaking the law in my constituency is okay. it shows the level of anger. okay. it shows the level of an

one of those who signed the letter was sir iain duncan smith. discovered so many people have actually been caught up in this ridiculous nonsense and the fca has done absolutely nothing to stop it and recorrect it, which they should have done. >> also, by the way, they then criticised the chancellor in unofficial briefing, saying that he essentially shouldn't have been interfering in the banking rules themselves and of course they had to backtrack on that pretty quickly. but that's pretty quickly. but that's pretty appalling really some rather good news to end with in cricket. >> england have beaten australia by 49 runs in the fifth ashes test to secure a 2—2 series draw . stuart broad as well got the dream finish he wanted by taking the last two wickets as he headed into retirement with a 49 run win in. and that meant that ben stokes's side levelled the series all out for 334. broad produced what's being described as a fairy tale finish to his career after announcing his retirement from the game just last week . back you with gbx last week. back

we've got iain newspapers.a complete mess. labour's lack of a solution beyond what the government's already suggested is, i think, problematic for starmer. i think stephen kinnock is in one hand talked to the mirror today about what they would do, which seems to be suggesting some degree of closer alignment with the eu and other matters . but it doesn't really matters. but it doesn't really solve crisis . and indeed he matters. but it doesn't really solvthe crisis . and indeed he matters. but it doesn't really solvthe person . and indeed he matters. but it doesn't really solvthe person whoj indeed he matters. but it doesn't really solv the person who lastleed he matters. but it doesn't really solv the person who last weeke was the person who last week said they would keep the said that they would keep the migrant because they said that they would keep the migrantto because they said that they would keep the migrantto work because they said that they would keep the migrantto work with jse they said that they wou

. >> well, maybe after brexit, everybody's a hostile state, just year, iain duncan smith said it wasi do agree, but that's it for part three. but coming up in the final section, the work jim crow section, the work from jim crow actors get even more annoying and billy bragg releases a rubbish song . see you in rubbish song. see you in a minute, nick. >> you pay . so he doesn't? >> welcome back the headliners let's do the mail. and soon it might be illegal to be contacted by your boss outside of work hours. does this mean jb won't be able to send me those text telling me how amazing i've been on frances no, they on headliners? frances no, they won't mate. won't be able to, mate. >> actually, they might >> well, actually, they might be, story that be, because this is a story that comes to us from australia and it's minister, it's from the labour minister, tony it's tony burke. of course it's labour they never liked labour mate. they never liked doing and he's saying doing any work and he's saying that you, your employees shouldn't be allowed to contact you outside of office times. it sh

, iain duncan both criticising duncan smith, both criticising the french police.y say they've been given £500 million of british taxpayers to money stop this happening and their own policy is getting in the way of stopping that flow of migrants crossing the channel. meanwhile of course we've had labour saying that that generally only the conservative government's migration policy is in mess . government's migration policy is in mess. i mean, you can see in a mess. i mean, you can see where coming from. where they're coming from. 100,000 now 100,000 migrants have now crossed 2018. crossed the channel since 2018. we saw 755 cross on a single day on thursday . but labour's plan on thursday. but labour's plan is to is to make a deal's agreement with the eu. well, that's all very well, but when we were in the eu, more migrants were crossing the channel than is happening now. the dublin convention , which was supposed convention, which was supposed to migrate coming to stop migrate agents coming over to when we were in over to britain when we were in the simply didn't w

we're going to hear from former tory leader iain duncan smith . leader iain duncan smith. >> tough enough