iam i am disappointed because for so many years i have been hearing repeal and replace, iam many years hearing repeal and replace, i am sitting many years i have been hearing repeal and replace, iam sitting in the oval office next door, pen in hand is waiting to sign something andi hand is waiting to sign something and i will be waiting and eventually we'll get something done and it will

iam i am disappointed because for so many years i have been hearing repeal and replace, iam many yearsave been hearing repeal and replace, i am sitting many years i have been hearing repeal and replace, iam sitting in the oval office next door, pen in hand is waiting to sign something andi hand is waiting to sign something and i will be waiting and eventually we'll get something done and it will be very good but obama care is a big failure and it has to be changed. we have to go to a plan that works and are much less expensive plan, a plan in terms of premiums and something will happen and it will be very good. it may not be as quick as we

iam iam now, and i am really, really happy. i am over the moon., and had lost some of its original, radical purpose. but, with hundreds of thousands of people on the streets of london, pride this year seems as spontaneous as ever. wyre davies, bbc news, central london. a tea towel collection and the complete works of dick francis — unlikely items to make you think of the british poet philip larkin. but they are all part of a new exhibition of his belongings opening today as part of hull's year as the uk's city of culture. for the first time, the complete contents of larkin's house, where he died in 1985, will be on show. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. when getting my nose in a book cured most things, short of school, it was worth ruining my eyes... philip larkin's poem "a study of reading habits". now, we know more about his own reading habits, because his personal book collection has gone on display, and there is a lot of agatha christie, billy bunter and beatrix potter. so here we've got 3700 of philip larkin's own books

iam playing against them. and now i am playing... i am on the opposite side. iam, playing...m on the opposite side. i am, like, playing... i am on the opposite side. iam, like, the guy playing... i am on the opposite side. i am, like, the guy they know from tv. and now... i don't know, it is quite different. you know, what it used to be, but i am enjoying myself, and i like to, you know, guide them and help them along the way. and any advice they seek, i am a lwa ys way. and any advice they seek, i am always happy to give. because i think it is so important to share experience and knowledge about the game, and the game will always move on and will always be bigger than any athlete. so i am just happy that ican be any athlete. so i am just happy that i can be in the sport for as long as i have been, and we will see how much longer i will be around. to the women's european championship, and the defending champions, germany, could only manage a goalless draw against sweden. while, in the day's earlier match in group b, russia were 2—1 winners over italy. elena danilova and elena

he gave me the orders that iam in he once.ders that i am in charge and will report directly to him. your relationship with the chief of staff, is he your boss? 0rdo with the chief of staff, is he your boss? or do you report directly to the president? i will let someone else answer that, i have no problem working for him, i can only speak about my management style. i have been on wall street for 29 years. nobody has ever worked for me, people work with me. i believe in collaboration. if you do that it is very empowering for people. i have no problem working for him, the president said to report to him directly. you guys are going to be very surprised about the relationship i have with him and be closeness we are going to have. he is the chief of staff. it would be foolish of me not human acute with him orto foolish of me not human acute with him or to relate to him every single thing. do you stand by some of the factual claims that have been contested that have been made by this administration about 300 million illegal votes ca

iam proud about that. 0bviously disappointing. to lose.bviously disappointing. to lose. at wimbledon. obviously an opportunity there. i am sad it is over. did not start my best, kept with it, swinging away, founded groove in the fourth and fifth set. everything seemed to for my way. incredible to think you are the first american through to the semifinals of any grand slam since 2009. a special does that feel? it feels great, a dream come true. to the semifinals at wimbledon even more special. well that wasn't the only shock at wimbledon today. and not the only injury plagued star either... because novak djokovic couldn't even complete his quarter final. he was a set and a break down to the 11th seed tomas berdych before succumbing to the shoulder injury that he sez has been bothering him for a year and a half. djokovic is now considering taking an extended break from tennis which could see him miss the us 0pen. 30 minutes to play with some pain, bearable. let's call it that. the treatments, the medical could not really help. the serve and

between china and india, iam unsure.find ironic having been american in china, is seeing the ascendancy of china and extending its influence it. be it on climate or the projection of power it is trying to do through naval forces, for example, in the shipping lanes around asia. that had historically been the united states protecting shipping lanes. i find been the united states protecting shipping lanes. ifind it worrisome that china is stepping into the breach but that is in another sign of america retreating from what had been its historic... duties? or, at least, the role it had played. been its historic... duties? or, at least, the role it had playedlj been its historic... duties? or, at least, the role it had played. i am concerned about the decline of america diplomatically and that i would not write off the us. even though it has been through economic turmoil it has still been by far the most innovative economy on earth. there is something... there is something inherently necessary for innovation and competition to

iam i am disappointed because for so many years i have been hearing repeal and replace, iam many years hearing repeal and replace, i am sitting many years i have been hearing repeal and replace, iam sitting in the oval office next door, pen in hand is waiting to sign something andi hand is waiting to sign something and i will be waiting and eventually we'll get something done and it will be very good but obama care is a big failure and it has to be changed. we have to go to a plan that works and are much less expensive plan, a plan in terms of premiums and something will happen and it will be very good. it may not be as quick as we hoped but it will happen. compare that to this quote from donald trump in the weeks just before he took office. he said, referring to obama ca re office. he said, referring to obama care it will be repealed and replaced simultaneously on the same day or the same week. but probably the same day, could even be the same hour. the latest republicans who have gone against the plan are my glee from utah and another from kentucky to say it does not do enough to low

iam ratings of any president in 70 years. am wary of these approval ratings because donald trump com pletely ratings because donald trump completely foxed the polls as well when he won last year, didn't he? right, most of the polls had a consensus that he was going to lose the popular vote by several percentage points, which is what happened. where the real errors were in polling, we did not think he was going to be able to rent pennsylvania and wisconsin. he managed to win that way. 36% approval rating is remarkably low at this point in the presidency. it does not mean anything until republicans decide it mean something, offers holders decide it will cost them theirjobs when they run for real action next year when we get to the general election in 2021 and he is trying to run for a real election. it is about whether he is liked more than his opponent and not whether he is loved over all. a quick word about health care. it is made in america week at the white house. is there a health care week planned any time soon? at the ma

iam essential guide, wherever you're heading.onal mountain leader and in a tober last year, we set off from the river ganges and went all the way down river to the indian ocean on paddle boards. 3000 kilometres and took 90 ait days. it was a tough journey. —— 98. but it was memorable. the expedition really began in earnest when we launched onto the river where the two rivers come together and form the ganges proper. you have a visit to raging torrent is coming together and suddenly you have the waves. can i stay on this board? 30 inches applied, relatively stable and it has such great glide through the water. one of the biggest highlights of the trip was seeing the river dolphins. they are one of the river dolphins. they are one of the most endangered aquatica mammals in the world. well, you are not seeing it there are definitely dolphins. did you see that one! trying to film this was really hard work. they never jump trying to film this was really hard work. they neverjump where you predict. throughout the journey, local people

iam is something i am really interested in.but it is good to me nominated. i am proud of the record we made and it is kind of exciting that people might come to it who haven‘t heard of it before and check it out in their own terms and i feel like it is doing its thing and holding its own space and i like that it reaches some people, that is my pleasure about being included in this list. many congratulations and good luck. kate tempest, thank you. the headlines on bbc newsroom live... it's it‘s dog... let‘s talk more then about a new report ordered by the government looking at the role eu nationals play in the economy as it attempts to draw up a post—brexit immigration policy. the home secretary, amber rudd, said the report she has commissioned from the migration advisory committee would help the government decide what kind of immigration policy was needed after brexit: freedom of movement is the phrase people use about being part of the eu from what we have at the moment. but we have said is we want a new informed evidence —bas

yeah, iam are you up to, and acoustic tour?o go out and doa for you guys, i am going to go out and do a few dates, intimate venues, play a few rather micro sites, things people haven't heard in a while. what does it let you do that you can't do with the band? while. what does it let you do that you can't do with the band?” while. what does it let you do that you can't do with the band? i guess it is free reign, there is no pressure, i guess, it is free reign, there is no pressure, iguess, because it is free reign, there is no pressure, i guess, because when you are doing the bigger gate and something goes wrong, people point the finger. but when it is just me, iam the finger. but when it is just me, i am allowed to mess up. doesn't that mean there is even more pressure? no, it is a weird one, not necessarily. but it would be good to get back, just me and six strings, place in smaller venues. and play the b—sides, often when people go to see a band, they want the hits they know. we are lucky because we have got such a loyal fan

i feel good, iam not that is what i will do.ot fit at the moment but that will build up in the next few weeks. i think it is a challenge, it is the right time in my career. i am ready for it. stay with us, still to come: thejudge hearing the for it. stay with us, still to come: the judge hearing the case of a terminally ill baby says he needs new evidence to allow experimental treatment in america. we will bring you a report from the court. it is called big gig economy and millions of people are caught in a grey area without the normal protections. employment law is being reviewed. this man is more —— this man is one of more than a million people who gets paid by the task and not the hour. is it some but if it is a slow day for takeaway is to them that losers. on a good day if you work ten hours we can earn about £150. 0n a slow day we will earn around £70 working for a 10—11 hours. sometimes we only get one job in three hours, so we get £3 50. so it is not good when it is not busy. if you get sick has an accident, he will not h

iam saying you are not a chicken eater. i am not. saying you are not a chicken eater. iam not. not a chicken eater. i am not. it is like a feathery tiny dinosaur... a debate for another time. not the most riveting of headlines. the trade secretary trying to start trade talks with the us and what it would mean. we may have to accept food of lower standards. that chicken you might wa nt to standards. that chicken you might want to eat would be washed in chlorine, and your crops may be genetically modified. will he be able to sell it to british consumers? we talked about the big but in this. michael gove and andrea leadsom do not like it. lots of people might think the issue whether we eat chicken said in chlorine is not the most important debate about brexit but we have to accept if we end up rushing into a trade deal with america, they will be desperate to get into our market and the issue is whether we will have to concede that american firms can take action in courts. i think we are a long way away from the trade deal with the us because we cannot do it until we leave the eu.

i am not going into retirement, iam ready to prove.lay. i wa nt to retirement, i am ready to play. i want to win and be successful at this football club and that is where i feel good. it will build this football club and that is where ifeel good. it will build up in the next few weeks and i am excited. i think it is a challenge that it is the right time, for this period in my career, i am the right time, for this period in my career, iam ready the right time, for this period in my career, i am ready for it. i'm focused on everton, getting back in and doing well for everton. if i do that then there will be a decision about whether or not i go back on the squad. meanwhile, theo hernandez says he's joined the best club in the world after signing for real madrid. no great controversy there... except that he's signed from cross—city rivals atletico. the 19—year—old frenchman's the first in 17 years to join real from atleti where his older brother, lucas, 21, still plays. the european champions have paid around $30 million for the fullback.

he has said, iam emmanuel macron is in focus.ader, i don't need your pressure. he had a slight dip in approval ratings, that always happens in the first 100 days. there isa happens in the first 100 days. there is a bit ofa happens in the first 100 days. there is a bit of a sense that he is overconfident at the moment. let's remember, those first 100 days, all presidents around the world, it has become a real test. how much can you get done, and how quickly? he won't worry about this too much. we will see what happens after the first 100 days. having a look at the independent. figures coming out of mosul. this is about the number of civilians who are dead. it is terrifying, i don't know what to make of it. the figure is said not to be the 6000 has been reported, closer to 40,000. this was reported bya closer to 40,000. this was reported by a classicjournalist closer to 40,000. this was reported by a classic journalist who gets closer to 40,000. this was reported by a classicjournalist who gets the scoop again and again. we have go

iam in and coming out, switching oxygen on. points now. i don't want to spoil it for next year oi’ don't want to spoil it for next year or the year afterwards. olympic and reigning champion katie ledecky had to settle for a joint—silver in the 200m freestyle. the american, who's gold in the 1500m freestyle on tuesday made her the first woman to win 12 world swimming titles, finished behind italy's federica pellegrini. south and south africa's chad le clos led from start to finish to take gold in the men's 200m butterfly final. home favourite laszlo cseh closed the gap in the final few metres, but had to settle for silver. now to cricket, where centuries from shikhar dawan and cheteshwar pujara have put india in a commanding position heading into day two of the first test against sri lanka in galle. after winning the toss and electing to bat, the visitors closed day one on 399/3, with dhawan making a career best 190 in what was his first test match since he was dropped after playing new zealand last september in kolkata. and puj

iam so much success at stamford bridge. i am different.behind. that is something we are different at. we might have similarities on the physical, but i think we are totally different players. i am romelu lu ka ku at totally different players. i am romelu lukaku at the end of the day andi romelu lukaku at the end of the day and i want to create my own history. that is all the sport for now. more about all those stories on the bbc website. you can keep up—to—date with that chelsea match in singapore. i am with that chelsea match in singapore. iam back with that chelsea match in singapore. i am back with more in the next hour. studio: thank you, we will see you soon. let's get more on those official figures which show the number of nhs vacancies in england rose by almost 8,000 between january and march, compared with the same period last year. a total of 86,000 posts were vacant over the three months. of these, more than 11,000 nurse and midwife posts remained vacant, which accounts for the highest proportion of shortages. let's discuss those

iam love the president. i have been very, very loyal. some speculation about people stealing, i just some speculation about people stealing, ijust spoke some speculation about people stealing, i just spoke to some speculation about people stealing, ijust spoke to both of them, i love the two of them, i go back a long way with them. they are a phenomenal people. i have got to get to know the rest of the people,, sean was incredibly gracious. you spoke to people on my behalf. i have got to get to know the people. they've got to get to know me, hopefully they will like me and want to stay. we will see what happens. we are going to make it a very fun place to work. are you willing to discuss more... it is an appropriate for me to answer that question right now. i will half to get back to you on that, need some direction from the president. i'm going to do everything i can to get to every person in this room. will president trump have a news conference with us in the near future? i will talk to him. the president is phenomenal with the press.

iam at and...n the netherlands and tomorrow they face portugal, where a point will see them through to the quarterfinals. and it is a tonne up for the oval as the south london ground becomes the fourth test venue to stage 100 test matches. 12—time grand slam champion novak djokovic won't play again this year because of an elbow injury. it means he'll miss this year's us open in new york — the first time he'll miss a major since making his debut in 2004. djokovic retired hurt during his quarterfinal at wimbledon earlier this month and said at the time he was considering taking a break to recover from what is a long—standing injury. in a message on social media, he confirmed he wouldn't need surgery but rest was necessary. it will take a couple of months at least without the racket, and then i am hoping that i can start after that to train. i'm looking forward, to be honest, to build my body, my game, my team as well, obviously. i am happy to share that andre agassi is committed to staying with me ne

iam alive. iam we serve associate with traditional music. i am alive.not a classical composer. most at was a classical composer. most at was a classical composer, 18th century period. i am not that old. you said i could get off the plane and here put java in music i could get off the plane and here putjava in music and they get to a clu b putjava in music and they get to a club and listen to beyonce and then a band in beirutand ifi club and listen to beyonce and then a band in beirut and if i still sounded like mozart after all of that, it would be kind of weird. how far it you take this fusion approach? i think as far as it has a lwa ys approach? i think as far as it has always been taken. i think people have been exchanging ideas creatively for centuries, millennia and every renaissance has been refined by the breaking down of boundaries and walls, sharing ideas, discovering what people have in common and amplifying each other‘s strengths. to give an idea of how you do this, let's play a clip. this isa you do this, let's play a clip. this is a fascina

iam... of money you've just read out, but i... i am doing it for less money.would you do this job for? i've taken a couple of sizeable... a very sizeable pay cut just recently. a new generation to pay the licence fee. it reflects modern britain. but on today's evidence, it still falling short. amol rajan, bbc news. and local residents. nick paget brown, who resigned in the wake of the tragedy. wyre davis has the details. an emotionally charged and angry encounter. council since the grenfell disaster. after her predecessor's resignation. many of whom are in temporary accommodation. lost your home. to your preferences. who died on the ilithjune. one woman jangled the keys to her flat in which her daughter died. been killed, have died. few were placated by the council's reassuring promises. grenfell residents, she and her cabinet have no legitimacy. will not begin to heal. wyre davis, bbc news. in which a number of properties were searched. of terrorist publications. a woman who was also arrested has been released on bail. on transactions, made with a debit or cr

since a british woman can say, iam years.man to do it. thejunior weight. —— virginia wade. there you have it. she is through. a great result for the british fans. virginia wade was the last person to reach the last four in the british singles. a superb performance by johanna konta. it is first time in the second week of wimbledon. she is now in the last four. she will play venus williams on thursday. that match will be on centre court. it will be a fantastic match. a spectacle to look forward to later in the week. what a sensational performance so far from johanna konta. the crowd making sure they get a picture of her. it is a very special moment. it is not often a british woman goes this fire at wimbledon. — goes wimbledon. —— goes this far. virginia wade julie applaud her as well. superb. after yesterday's rest day, the riders were back in action at the tour de france today. but there was a familiar stage winner, with germany's marcel kittel winning his fourth stage of this year's race, and no change at the top, with chris

it's 8am in singapore, iam in london and 10am in melbourne, in australia, where one of the pope's mostior advisors will appear in court to face charges of sexual assault. cardinal george pell has returned from rome saying that he is innocent, and will clear his name. our correspondent phil mercer, is outside the court in melbourne. you saw him arrive a little while ago, what has happened so far? yes, cardinal george pell had to fight his way through a huge media contingent to reach the entrance of the melbourne magistrates court. i can't remember any occasion when there has been such a huge media contingent outside any australian court. —— magistrate's. it is safe to say george pell is inside the courthouse behind me, and his hearing is scheduled to start in a few minutes. it is a procedural hearing, that is known as a filing ‘s hearing. it does mark the start of legal proceedings against the roman catholic church, the most prominent figure here in australia. he has been saying he is innocent, what else has he said in the lead up to this hearing? not much. he arrived in australia a cou

today iam demanding will turn, to her? absolutely. he international committee be given access to her. we have lobbied on their behalf at the united nations, which found that they were being held in violation of international law. the chinese government said that she was under "no legal restriction". that is an inaccurate statement in a bizarre sense. there is no law that allows for house arrest in china, so she was being illegally held. liu xia is never been charged with a crime so she should be able to get a passport and leave the country immediately. and i very much want the wishes for the burial of her husband to be honoured. she should be allowed to go wherever she wants. china, in recent weeks and days, was really at pains to show that it did all that it could for liu xiaobo in the last few days, even inviting an american and german doctor to examine him. do you believe that they did all they could? of course not. how is it possible that the most famous political prisoner, out of nowhere, was diagnosed with stage for terminal lev

iam i am deeply sorry. we did not do what we should have done.rown court, to the manslaughter of seven—year—old katie rough. she was found with fatal injuries in a park in york injanuary. a 19—year—old man has beenjailed for life at the old bailey for plotting to bomb targets including

between china and india, iam relation to china?o sure. relation to china? between china and india, iam not so sure. what relation to china? between china and india, i am not so sure. what has been commented on a lot, ifind it ironic living in china, and being america, is china extending its sphere of influence into places that the us had occupied. whether it is on climate, the projection of power, through naval forces, for example, in the shipping lanes around asia, that has historically been the us protecting their shipping lanes. i find it worrisome that china is stepping into the breach. another sign of american retreating from what had been its historic duties, the role it played. while i am concerned about the decline of america diplomatically. i would not write off the us. even though it has been through economic turmoil, it has still been by far the most innovative economy on earth. as a believe in democracy, there is something inherently necessary for innovation, competition to happen, you have to have a free society this t

iam of the fight when we work together.confident that to these efforts, we will defeat the scourge of terrorism and our collective values will prevail. turning to modern slavery, the great human rights issue of our time. tackling human trafficking and modern slavery remains a top priority for my government and we are committed to stamping out this awful crime. in the uk we have set up the first of a government task force for modern slavery, bringing together every releva nt slavery, bringing together every relevant department to coordinate and drive all our efforts in the battle against this cruel exploitation. if we are to eradicate modern slavery around the world, we need to go further. victims will only find freedom difficult of eight a radically new global and coordinated approach. and that is why, at this summer, i have called on my 620 partners to follow britain's lead in working with businesses at home to ensure they report any modern slavery in their supply chains. like other world leaders, i am dismayed at the us d

iam sure thatis corruption. iguess...u will be aware that transparency international, for instance, demoted lebanon and other 13 places on its list of corrupt countries. it is now 136 out of 176 countries. that was done... the research was done last year, i think they should keep it updated with time. we look forward to seeing what dramatic change there has been. it takes time to actually reverse that trend. see, the classic example of this, and we will deal with this relatively briefly, but it is important, is the inability to provide a reliable electricity supply 24 hours a day, seven days a week. on one of the consequences of thatis week. on one of the consequences of that is that the state electricity utility can't supply the electricity, so people have set up their own generators. in some of that has inevitably committed to the corruption. the leader of the progressive socialist party tweeted earlier this year, stop dividing electricity spoils. save lebanon's electricity spoils. save lebanon's electricity centre from

simon e—mails, iam report, it is about taxes.aken from me, paying me through an umbrella company and charging me £150 per week simply to administer my wages. the construction industry is ruled by corporate greed at the expense of workers and their rights. the government will not stop practices like this while umbrella companies exist. cash in hand is sometimes the only way to make a living wage. andrew says, i don't mind them going after cash in hand builders, but only if they go after cash in hand corporations —— go after tax avoiding corporations first. one year after taking office, an embattled theresa may will make her first major speech since losing her majority at the general election. it's expected the prime minster will reaffirm her commitment of governing for all and notjust the ‘privileged few‘. she's also expected to ask for greater cooperation from opposition parties on some of the biggest issues facing our country. the speech is being seen by some as a "fightback" by mrs may, but will that convince anxious conservati

iam properties to the boat using help to by.ommittee enquiry so we can get to the bottom of how it started and make sure it does not happen again. is there any reason where a house would be sold with a lease? 0therwise, would be sold with a lease? otherwise, as some have said, is it simplya otherwise, as some have said, is it simply a scam? there are obviously occasions where perhaps the developer does not hold the freehold and can only sell it on a leasehold basis. but we have seen developers by freehold and sold as a result. they have deliberately constructed their business plans to create leasehold properties. at the expense of people who have believed they have bought outright. many in london over the years have come together to buy the freehold. is that something you encourage your constituents to start? a number are looking at that but it is expensive, congregated and long winded as a process. we need from the consultation is a much more simple and cost—effective way for people to do that because some people to do that bec

iam not a hero. to the sake of god, to gain his blessing. i am not a hero.i wish that the coup had never happened. on 15th july, rogue soldiers bombed government buildings and seized rose. more than 260 people were killed. the coup attempt failed. the coup soon became the purge, with over 50,000 arrested, accused of ties to the alleged plot. president erdogan called it a gift from god, to cleanse the virus of his followers. critics say that all dissent has been crushed. the government hit back that the real crime was the coup itself, not what came afterwards. the turkish rule of law and the turkish future, from a power hungry criminal network, 140,000 people have been dismissed 01’ 140,000 people have been dismissed or suspended. there is now a commission to look at all those cases. you will see when this episode is over that turkish democracy is functioning. the turkish tradition has been functioning. followers were in every corner of society. the purge went wide, tuwai, many believe. some have simply disappeared. this woman's husband thought at the univers

i tottenham, that has got me to where iam now. i do tottenham, that has got me to where i am now.on great britain's 21st medal in the women's t35100 metres at the world para—athletics at the london stadium. the teenager took bronze in 1a.a5 seconds. isis holt of australia took gold. chris froome's lead in the tour de france is now up to 27 seconds after today's stage 17, which was won by slovenia's primoz roglic. german sprinter marcel kittel, who was leading the greenjersey competition, was involved in a crash early on and had to abandon the race with a shoulder injury. it was a brilliant effort by roglic, who started the day 37th and is no threat to the leaders. he broke away to win the stage by over a minute. it came down to a sprint for second between froome and his rivals for second place — froome now leads colombia's rigoberto uran and frenchman romain bardet by 27 seconds. fabio aroo of italy is down to fourth overall. the 1a6th 0pen golf championship gets under way at royal birkdale tomorrow morning — and one man who has flown under the radar in the build—up is former worl

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iam i am deeply sorry. we did not do what we should have done.eople cared more for the status quo, for a quiet life, than for children. a teenage girl has admitted killing seven—year—old katie rough injanuary. she was found with fatal injuries in a park in york. her mother was one of the first to discover her body. we found her at the same time as the police officer found her, and i cradled her. as the police officer i saw her injuries, i knew she was gone. a 19—year—old man has beenjailed for life at the old bailey for planning bomb attacks on potential targets including an elton john concert. president trump has expressed his support in the case of terminally—ill baby charlie gard after tweeting he would be delighted to help the family. also in the next hour... downing street insists there's no change on public sector pay policy. the 1% cap will stay in place, despite growing pressure from senior conservatives to lift it. the northern ireland secretary, james brokenshire, says a deal can be reached on power sharing at stormont, despite the late

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iam inside i am inside facebook ‘s virtual reality chat room. ijoined by rachel from facebook.eople want to chat in this way. you can see, we are here together even though we are not in the same space so though we are not in the same space so that is a special thing. i can see it not being. you can see my hand movements. you can get the idea of my body language. if i want to change the view, you can pass one of those? this is a fun one. i place it in the centre and now we are in someone's house. right behind us! there he is with his dog and his daughter, max, learning how to walk. this is very surreal. colinjacobs is managing director at immediate future — an independent social media consultancy facebook, the unstoppable march of its profits, has stalled in investors —— has told investors to expect this not to go on forever. we have the big spending season at christmas and we think they will continue through a stellar 2017.m you look at the profits, it is still based at the call newsfeed. admittedly, more coming from mobiles. but it does not seem to have got the knack of making

iam dizzy i am dizzy just looking i am dizzyjust looking at that.this morning. we promised you we would head to wimbledon and we are going there now. good morning, mike. good morning. can you see what we are doing here? i have a mug of tea behind me. iwould are doing here? i have a mug of tea behind me. i would find are doing here? i have a mug of tea behind me. iwould find it are doing here? i have a mug of tea behind me. i would find it difficult to pick it up and drink it. it is oui’ to pick it up and drink it. it is our mug for our challenge. later we will see how the former world heavyweight champion of the world, david hay, got an. heavyweight champion of the world, david hay, gotan. here heavyweight champion of the world, david hay, got an. here we are, heavyweight champion of the world, david hay, gotan. here we are, on women's final day. a history making weekend this could be. if venus williams at the age of 37 can do defeat babinda muguruza this afternoon she will be the oldest winner in the open era, the oldest since 1908, some achievemen

single player out here plays at a very high level on any given day, so there is no easy matter and iamso there is no easy matter and i am grateful konta to have another go. elsewhere venus williams had a scare in her second round match against wang qiang from china. after looking comfortable in the first set, venus lost a second bite into the third the five—time champion dominated, living to fight another day. more controversy at the all england club today when russia's daniel medvedev threw coins at the umpire's chair following his loss to belgian qualifier ruben bemelmans. that was after he's asked for mariana alves to be replaced. the coin throwing was a bizarre gesture, which he insisted was not meant to imply the official was corrupt. he's apologised for what he called his "stupidity". it was long match. obviously i was hoping for a good wimbledon run after a difficult time. and i was very disappointed and frustrated when i lost the match, so a made a stupid thing, which i apologised for and it was a stupid thing to do. i was actually going to leave the court and then when i was p

iam happy and that is what i did really well today. 66, that is my lowest score at the us open and hopefully i can keep that going. meanwhile on the european tour finland's marko ilonen leads after the first round of the scottish open at dundonald. he carded a 7—under—par 65 and leads by two shots from a group of players that includes ian poulter, rickie fowler and padraig harrington. the defending champion is sweden's alexander noren. he's well—placed after the first round. he opened up with a 2—under—par round of 70 — so he's five shots off the lead. but rory mcilroy faces the prospect of missing the cut for a second successive tournament. the world number 4 carded a 2—over—par 74 — thats nine shots off the lead. that's nine shots off the lead. the former manchester united and england captain wayne rooney has scored his first goal for everton since re—joining the club and what a goal it was too. everton were playing the kenyan side gor mahia in a friendly in tanzania when rooney unleashed this unstoppable shot — his first goal in an

so lots to for them to think about in training because to reach iam i am proud of what we have done,gone at all according to plans i'm very proud of the players and of the team. so, we are determined to win the game and that is what is going to make us happy. france will be england's quarterfinal opponents — if mark sampson's side win the group — but the french needed an equaliser from camille abily to earn a draw against switzerland. they were reduced to ten men for much of the match as well. and if scotland make it through, they'll play austria after this goalkeeping howler helped them on their way to a 3—0 win over iceland — goalkeeper gunnarsdottir won't want to see this again. never mind. ross barkley will "100%" leave everton, that's to his manager ronald koeman. the england international has been at everton since the age of ii, but barkley‘s told the club he wants to leave, after rejecting a new contract. we made really a good offer to him to sign a new contract. he declined that contract. he told me that he is looking for a new challenge. 0k. it's not everton future any more,

iam i am clive myrie.es at 11pm: a fully—electric version of the mini is to be built at bmw's plant in oxford. the company says it's received no guarantees about post brexit trading from the uk government. based on that confidence in our industrial strategy and their brilliant workforce at oxford, i'm delighted that they were able to make this landmark investment. the government is expected to announce a ban on new diesel and petrol cars and vans from 2040, as part of efforts to tackle air pollution. president trump has again said he is disappointed with his attorney—general, jeff sessions, and that "time would tell" about his future. and on newsnight, live from washington, we talk to liam fox about trump, trade, and chicken. we will have

iam going i am going to thoroughly enjoy this.t 15 and thought, i enjoyed it but i never really realise the significance until you kind of hit a low, a pitfall, to appreciate the high so much and this is as much of a high as i have ever experienced in my golfing life and am going to enjoy it more than i have enjoyed anything i have accomplished in the past. so spieth's margin of victory was three shots in the end over his compatriot matt kuchar. as for rory mcilroy, he had missed the cut in three of his last four tournaments, and hasn't won a competition all year. but on sunday he finished with a 67 to share fourth with spain's rafa cabrera—bello on five—under par. a good day. played well. a step in the right direction compared to what has happened in the last few weeks. it feels technically got a bit better. i worked on a couple of things on my swing that felt or co mforta ble things on my swing that felt or comfortable in the last few days. so that's good. i need to keep working on those things and i do i heading in the right di

iam is badly. i sit there and say things like, yes, i know that.nalist. like, yes, i know that. i am a politicaljournalist. or, ithink you will find i read that story. the problem is that quite often, people canjust be problem is that quite often, people can just be oblivious and theyjust continue because they don't want to listen. not life's listeners. find a raised eyebrow is all you need. practise it. quickly, moderate drinking reduces danger of diabetes. how moderate is moderate, though? it isa how moderate is moderate, though? it is a rather subjective term. men who drink14 is a rather subjective term. men who drink 14 units is a rather subjective term. men who drink14 unitsa is a rather subjective term. men who drink 14 units a week were found to have a lower risk of diabetes, and women who had nine units a week had a 58% lower risk. 50 pretty moderate. but before you raise a glass, you might get alcoholic hepatitis, so it is not all good news. and if you believe, like graham norton does, that he doesn't understand how people don't finish a b

even if they change the score, here iam. even if they change the score, here i am.me surprises. few ticketholders would have thought to see novak djokovic first up on the women's semifinals day. his first match carried on from monday. he saw off adrian in straight sets. thomas burke waits in the quarters on wednesday. —— tomas berdych. the international olympic committee will award the 2024 and 2028 summer games at their meeting in september, meaning those games will be staged in paris and los angeles. they're the only candidate cities for 2024 and it's hoped one will offer to take the 2028 0lympics ahead of a vote, or if they're unsuccessful in their bid for the earlier games. alex capstick has more details. resounding support for the proposal after thomas bach described the jewel award as a golden opportunity. cities around the world were turning their backs on the games due to high cost. hamburg and rome and budapest pulled out of it. two strong candidates with relatively inexpensive plans. the ioc was presented with a period of stability, a chance for calm. both

iam hoping i am hoping that we can hear you nice and clearly.to-face meeting? this is his first foray into the world stage. the g20 american leadership will look forward to having the us shaping up to the global challenges we face from trade to jobs and investment and climate change. this is going to be the case, the test of whether he can do that. the fact that the meeting with vladimir putin went on longer than expected is a good thing. i hope they talked about ukraine, sanctions, russian meddling in our elections. we will see. they have to have an understanding of themselves and hopefully donald trump made it clear that president putin cannot push around america. we will see. this will be his first test. he has got to realise that russia is not ourfriend. that we are not going to have a good friendship with them if they are undermining our interests across the globe and he needs to stand up to them and that is the point he needed to have made in this meeting, and i suspect he did. all that is interesting. a lot of people expressed concerns or

iam one it is certainly not reassuring. yes. north korea. and the country is a contradiction of itself. sometimes it seems not to know what it stands for and it wa nts, know what it stands for and it wants, but you have a leader who needs to show that he is strong to his people. and i often wonder if a lot of this is about hunger and support, as was threatening the west, as well. you could just as well be describing the united states. easter show that is strong to the people who support him. obviously, it is more democratic in america that north korea but this is concerning for north korea. —— he needs to show that he is strong to the people. not surprisingly story for me is that analysts are now saying that the flight data from the test on friday night show that the broader part of the united states are now in range. let's move on, or rather back to the front page of the times. that is a fantastic photograph at passchendaele, as people gather to mark the centenary of the battle there. this is a reminder of the horrors of war, a

straightaway it is a dramatisation of a real event, i am straightaway it is a dramatisation ofa real event, iamtisation of a real event, i am in someone's room and you're watching how fire starts. it is amazing, it does feel like you are in a room with this person, and a fire officer talking to me from his station and explaining the background to this incident that they had to tackle. just the scale of it, you feel like they are life—sized, it is very different to just watching something ona different to just watching something on a flat screen. yeah. if it works well on a flat screen it is not virtual reality. well obviously you have to make choices about what kind of stories might get that kind of treatment. how do you decide what might bea treatment. how do you decide what might be a vr or 360 story, and what the benefit might be to telling the story that way? the benefit is allowing the story —— the audience to step into the story. they are seeing it as you would be if you are a reporter. for a foreign reporter for example to stand in place and allow your audience to look around and almost