iam rico packed edition of asia business report.m rico hizon. packed edition of asia business report. iam rico hizon. first packed edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. first up on the programme, the largest bidding war in media history. disney has increased its bid for the assets of zist increased its bid for the assets of 21st century fox to more than $71 billion. the company is locked in a battle with comcast, which offered $65 million us last week. our business report explained what exactly is going on as the battle in the media and entertainment industry heats up. this is one of the longest—running corporate love triangles in some time and the nt is getting quite big right now. ——

iam nota i am not a robot, iam nota robot, iam i am not a robot, i am a iam nota robot, iam a human being person, an emotional person, i play on agents. that is me, if people do not like it, that is them. —— i play on emotions. 0ne is them. —— i play on emotions. one more match to come on that tour of south africa. the duke and duchess of sussex joined the queen today, as the royal ascot meeting got under way. so often it is the racing in the spotlight, but a series of fights and other anti social incidents at high profile races have prompted the authorities to take action, as sara 0rchard reports. as scott high street was alive with race goes from early this morning. 300,000 are expected to attend over the five—day flat racing spectacle and they did not seem to be many worried about having a tipple before lunch. after outbreaks of violence earlier this year, both here at ascot and also at goodwood, the increased security measures increased security measures increased the possibility of being breathalysed as you enter the course. barack to 20 sniffer dogs looking on patrol for illegal dru

from what i read, iam nota us international politics. international politics. from what i read, iam not a us expert, but international politics. from what i read, i am not a us expert, but the correspondence of saying, there is a lot going on, but what comes afterwards, no one knows. personally, this makes me feel nervous. the problem is, they have different views on what denuclearisation of the korean peninsular means? yes and the libya example is heartening and the uranium example is heartening. but it isa uranium example is heartening. but it is a classic case where it is better to have these discussions than hitting each other with fire and fury. the regime is also divided within itself. that is what the americans understand, kim doesn't trust the north korean foreign ministry and there is a fighter and dialogue and power struggle. also, the north korean snow day is this really at the whim of the regime, exists at the whim of the chinese. i think the contrast with 0bama, who we are all supposed to praise for his wonderful rhetoric an

iam being polite.lanced the defence budget, he got the famous projection of 160 billion for equipment for the next ten years. that argument as well as the substance has more holes in it than cheese. what is going on as well is theresa may is seen with philip hammond no more money for defence, do we really need it? this is where we are getting into very choppy waters in terms of tory ideology. we had people before we went on air saying it is essential, a strong defence projection, for british power across the world. that is the message for post— brexit. the old maxim is the trade follows the flag. maritime trade is how it happens. they have notoriously tinny ea rs happens. they have notoriously tinny ears about this. to wrap it up, theresa may met with stoltenberg. theresa may met with stoltenberg. the uk has been asked to stay top tier, nuclear, cyber and conventional warfare. she pointed out the 2% gdp will continue. the defence secretary is not happy about that. a continuation of the gospel story. i

iam not perfect, we necessarily need. i absolutely do. i agree.ake change in an industry and i am a fashion designer. i didn't start out trying to beat and —— be a warrior, that just out trying to beat and —— be a warrior, thatjust came out. and the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, at what point did you get the call that you would be making her going away dress ? you would be making her going away dress? the thing is, i have made a lot of wedding dresses for a lot of high—profile people, none as her price dashed —— as high—profile this. i have always been very protective of that moment and to be addictive of that moment —— trusted with the moment it means a lot to me andi with the moment it means a lot to me and i am very protective of it. and for good reason, that was a major moment when the newly married meghan markle came out with that beautiful dress on in the evening. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. wednesdays weather will start quietly enough. but there are changes on the way as we he

i hope anyway, iam british, isupport england,...ngland,... how was that? good, world cup ready. the life of being a professional footballer. there are barber on standby. we are coming up to the last match of the day. let's turn our attention to tonight's match — serbia versus switzerland in kaliningrad and an example of the lengths bsome fans will go got follow their team here in russia. how about this trust —— this is beat studer who trust rumbled into kaliningrad on thursday after a 12 dayjourney from lucerne — on his tractorjust to watch tonight's match. switzerland will have been pleasaed with their start after that draw against brazil in their opening match but they are already two points behind serbia, who beat costa rica 1—0 in theirfirst game, thanks to a quite brilliant free—kick from the former manchester city full—back alexander kolarov. this so these are live pictures from kaliningrad — the most westerly venue at this world cup... we have the anthems. can you believe it is actually the first time that switzerland and ser

iam of us use last year, and it is going up.at the global airline business. why sydney? it is this year's host city of the iata general meeting, the only time of the year that you get 480 airline bosses under one roof. will airlines go electric? and what will we, the passenger, have to pay for? and here isa passenger, have to pay for? and here is a problem. where are the women? why are they so very few female ceos in the industry? the man responsible for all of that, the big loss of iata, is just over here. for all of that, the big loss of iata, isjust over here. a for all of that, the big loss of iata, is just over here. a former french businessmen and the former ceo and chairman of air france klm. alexandre, good to see you. four quick questions. long haulflights seem to be on the rise. has demonstrated its ability to transfer passengers on long haul distances successfully, so people pay less to travel more and travel longer. it is a new trend in the industry and it will continue. everything is going electric nowadays. electri

iam rico packed edition of asia business report.co hizon. packed edition of asia business report. iam rico hizon. first packed edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. first up on the programme, the largest bidding war in media history. disney has increased its bid for the assets of zist increased its bid for the assets of 21st century fox to more than $71 billion. the company is locked in a battle with comcast, which offered $65 million us last week. our business report explained what exactly is going on as the battle in the media and entertainment industry heats up. this is one of the longest—running corporate love triangles in some time and the nt is getting quite big right now. —— ante. we saw disney come to with an offer to buy it 21st century fox for something like $71 million, of course disney was forced to do this because its rival comcast had bid $65 million. what you get money? get most of 21st century fox's assets, crucially you do not get fox news and some of this box sports channels, but you do get shows like t

iam a big both following the world cup7m course, yes. i am a big football fan. the most attention is on germany losing that if anyone saw the game on friday night when spain drew with portugal it was magnificent. spain were incredible for most of the game and managed not to win. they are the only team that england probably need to be scared off on current showing. sure enough, every world cup tournament there is or the front page that says, here we we re or the front page that says, here we were all, harry's south. it suggests that the years of hurt is about to end. how much faith do you have in them? i think i said it was only more plausible than the brexit dividend. hope springs eternal. there is going to be a brexit dividend and i think we will get knocked out in the first round. my cats work forecasting 3— 02 tunisia. they know nothing about football and neither do they know nothing about football and neitherdo i. they know nothing about football and neither do i. they are an untested team. they are young and they play asa team, team. they are young and they

iam not going to go down in history i must avoid nobody.ther than the love of boxes and to inspire other people. i i was almost at the bottom of no return, i want to show to eve ryo ne of no return, i want to show to everyone that if i can do it, anybody can, because i am no different to anybody else. i suffer with the same problems as everybody else suffers with, even as a heavyweight boxer, a giant fella, there are still very fragile moment, everybody has the same problems in life and i am living proof and evidentest evidence it can be ove rco m e evidentest evidence it can be overcome and there is help out there. if you want it you can achieve it. #3 #3 let's round up some of the day's other sport now. ducati's andrea dovizioso has become the fastest man in motogp. he set a new top speed record of 356.akph in free practice at the italian grand prix in mugello. suzuki's andrea iannone was fastest, while reigning champion and points leader marc marquez was third on his honda. graeme mcdowell is tied for the lead after the second round of t

#iam the mercies injesus‘ name.se # i am the lord, your healer. father, as we come, i ask that every single person here today would be brought into your healing stream. they would be brought into the river of hope, and they would experience your presence. i ask, father, of hope, and they would experience your presence. iask, father, that your presence. iask, father, that you would bring restoration through jesus‘ death on the cross and his resurrection. father, iask jesus‘ death on the cross and his resurrection. father, i ask where there is bitterness in our community, where there is mistrust, where our authorities have failed us, i asked some way, somehow army would help us to forgive and to release —— you would help us. and be the true god ofjustice, the true judge of all. you will let the world see because the world is looking at this community, you would let the world see, god, that you are alive and you do defend the poor and the needy. let everybody say amen. all: amen. stay with me and other faith leaders. i

iam of symbolism. handshakes and flags. for us. north korea is getting an informal gain. we need to get something back. if it is photo—ops, north korea wins by default. i know you are getting frustrated, but stay with us. we will bring the updates as soon as we get them as we continue special coverage on this, an historic and unprecedented day, the summit with donald trump and kim jong—un. unprecedented day, the summit with donald trump and kimjong—un. stay with us, live from singapore. hello there. for many days, even weeks now, our weather has been stuck in a rut. long spells of warm sunshine, and just the odd thunderstorm. but, at long last, things are changing. you may not like the change because firstly we're bringing some cooler air in from the north. and then, from the atlantic, through the middle part of the week, we're going to bring quite an active frontal system, an area of low pressure, that will bring some wet and very windy weather, particularly across the north. that will be a bit of a shock to the system. bu

iam not it's football! it is not soccer! i am not getting involved!an talking about the cult of the personality with maryjordan a few seconds ago. it's extraordinary isn't it, that donald trump has managed to insert himself even on this, when he won't even be president in 2026? isn't that something to conjure? his reach will extend down the ages, that is how it works. by all accounts, you have picked, is it saudi arabia in the swee psta ke ? picked, is it saudi arabia in the sweepsta ke? in the picked, is it saudi arabia in the sweepstake? in the office sweepstake at the bbc in washington? let me just make this clear, let me break this down for you. why does everyone else has already. you will lose your shirt. apparently they are 2001 to win the world cup. it is not that happen on a friend. miracles can happen, clive, miracles can happen, iam sure happen, clive, miracles can happen, i am sure some of happen, clive, miracles can happen, i am sure some of us happen, clive, miracles can happen, i am sure some of us have felt a little on edge reason i am

iam impressed the robot. let's seen in action, then.d at the foot appears to be in front of the ball. three, two, one... 0k, appears to be in front of the ball. three, two, one... ok, so it is fast. from our point of view, it would be understanding how long the boot is in contact with the ball, how the ball the forms, and how it stores the energy and recovers that energy, and then that results in this sort of forward velocity and spend that is imparted on the ball into its flight. but what we have just seen on the roboleg really has to make sense in terms of the players. and so capturing what a players. and so capturing what a player does when they kick a ball is the inference we need to control the kicking leg is vital. so done here we have a motion capture space where we have a motion capture space where we can actually capture a player kicking a ball in all the details we need. as well as robotic legs and motion capture technology, the team here work on computers and relations in football so try to figure out how they will respond be

of the freedom party, i am not a concrete example of ministers of the freedom party, iam not a memberancellor, when you cannot illustrate what you have been accusing them of. please give me an example. i did not say it was ministers, i said example. i did not say it was ministers, isaid people example. i did not say it was ministers, i said people inside the freedom party. you know it is the case. it has asked sympathetic historians in the country to conduct a commission of enquiry to look into links of nazi fraternities, nazi associations... like any political... going back to the 19505. if you want to talk about specifics, the leader of the party, you only have to look at his record, things he has said over the years, including, for example, in 2012, posting an anti—semitic cartoon on his own facebook aged showing a banker with a large hook nose. that is what they still have. banker with a large hook nose. that is what they still havelj banker with a large hook nose. that is what they still have. i can only say that, when it comes to the ministers i work with in this current governm

iam fine i am fine with that.r will there be or should there be. should be in the nearfuture? would you likejeremy corbyn to stand as the leader in the next election? i don't get to determine that. the membership have been very clear. i'm certainly not arguing for anything different and it's highly unlikely i should become the leader of the labour party any time soon. or ever, for that fact. you could stand. it's not about me really. iam init i am in it because i am trying to change the country and change the world and if you're hello there. good morning. the weather looks very sluggish over the next few days into the weekend as well. so it is going to be difficult to get the detail right. wednesday, most places had a warm, summer's day. not much cloud around at all. over the next couple of days, in the south, there will be more cloud around. maybe one or two heavy and thundery showers. on the whole, most places will be dry. a fair bit of cloud across eastern areas on wednesday but this is the cloud coming in from

no, iam action. romance. for me, romantic. no, i am not interested action. romance.no, i am not interested in that. the first film to be screened after the lifting of the ban, was capped like panther, complete with a gala event for officials and vips. there were two cinemas in the capital and plans to open more in the coming months. it is what one of the number of modernising reforms by crown prince mohammed bin salman, before the film starts, the audience watches a message on his changes. another, allowing women to drive, comes enforced in less than a week. but there have been accusations of a crackdown on women's rights activist, with another detained recent weeks. the message some saudis are taking as a result, you can have all the fun, but don't criticise the system. lebo diseko, bbc news. lets we'll leave you with pictures of the sheer excitement of mexican fans celebrating their side's victory over germany at the world cup. a p pa re ntly apparently in mexico city, the jumping up and down registered on the earthquake richter scale. after a fairly cloudy weekend

it is just an amazing, iam something like this.hing like this. it is just an amazing, iam humbled by this and proud. i was looking at your twitter feed, and everybody knows, you dedicated your obe to bradley, to charities, to people you work with. your best mate, it's how you too referred to each other. you were quiet to some, were you? i remember the image of you to bleeding out england at the world cup qualifier. tell me about bradley. a special character. we had that instant connection, from the first time i saw bradley, it was completely different, i have met many mascots, they come into the changing room, and their standoffish. they are shy. but bradley, hejust and their standoffish. they are shy. but bradley, he just ran out to me andjumped into my lap. instant connection. a real special kid. and we just grew closer and closer. i am still close to his family, but it was a real special relationship. still close to his family, but it was a real special relationshiplj am was a real special relationship.” am reading that dedicati

has looked at spain, and thought last two tournaments no good, i would say have your money on them, iamur money on them, iam nota betting man, buti would say, have money on them, but they could be reunited, reinvented, reinvigorated. his first as interim, if they —— as interim coach in charge of spain. they have got diego costa, isco, sergio ramos, all the players you would expect. cristiano ronaldo will be leading at portugal in such is. in the next 15 minutes 01’ so. in such is. in the next 15 minutes or so. we will be back here in a fume in its time, but there is plenty of other sports news around, so plenty of other sports news around, so who will fly back to the bbc sports centre. thank you very much. i‘m just watching the build—up to that game. we will be back with olly foster in moscow, in a few minutes. england‘s women cricketers are chasing 229 to win their one—day series against south africa in the third match at canterbury there was a fine comeback in the field from england — inspired by this sarah taylor stumping to dismiss proteas skipper dane van niekirk for 95... south af

iam not i am not saying he hasn't got personal qualities that deserve an honour.rankly, the rail industry as a whole does not deserve to be awarded honours at the moment. it needs a kick up the backside. thank you. we should say that we did of course invite network rail and the honours committee at the cabinet office to join us tonight but nobody was available. for their part, network rail told us the timing of mr carne's cbe was "difficult" but said he had overseen a significant modernisation programme and created a 21st century railway. a quick look at tomorrow morning's papers. the telegraph has a story about meat being founded vegan ready meals. the times has a story about trump turns up the heat as g7 split over russia. posh and becks in the sun. and the mirror is looking atsir kenny dalglish. and that's it for this week. emily is here on monday. next week, of course, could potentially be one of the biggest news events of the year, or any for that matter, with that planned meeting between the us president and kim jong—un in singapore. as we heard earlier, sir

iam i am live in singapore. final preparations are taking place.eet each other a very short distance from where i am. also, deaf people tell our programme exclusively they're being left behind by the nhs in england because of a shortage of face to face interpreters — one deaf mum to be was told

for that, iam immensely response of the fire service.or that, i am immensely grateful to all of them. sinn fein members vote in favour of liberalising abortion law at their conference in belfast. a moment to forget for one of the greats. lionel messi misses a crucial penalty, as underdogs iceland secure a draw against argentina on day 3 of the world cup. and 50 years on from sailing non—stop around the world, we talk to sir robin knox—johnston. that's in ‘a force of nature‘ in half an hour here on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in an extraordinary intervention by the home secretary, a 12—year—old boy with severe epilepsy is tonight receiving treatment, using an illegalform of cannabis oil. billy caudwell‘s mother bought the oil in canada, to help control his seizures. but it was confiscated on her arrival at heathrow airport. sajid javid said he used "an exceptional power" to issue the licence for what he said was a medical emergency. richard lister has the story. charlotte and billy caldwell flew back to britain on mond

iam glad hello, high, stephen. i am glad to be with you.t is a pleasure to have you on the programme. i am mindful that, just a month or so ago, you were the chiefjustice of the philippines supreme court. now you are removed from the court, and you are removed from the court, and you are removed from the court, and you are perhaps the most polarising individual in your country today. are you relishing being in the political spotlight? to the contrary, stephen. there is nothing to really be joyful about in my situation. but what is happening right now, with respect to my countrymen, is that they are finding their voices now, and because my situation highlighted many of the structural problems in my country, especially in the area ofjustice, people are saying that there should be greater accountability from every public official. and that means a great dealfor the public official. and that means a great deal for the fight for democracy in my country, stephen. so that's the bright spot there. well, interesting you put it like that, andi intere

it is my favourite grand slam, and i always say that if iam going grand slam, and i always say that ifcedes driver lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's canadian grand prix fourth on the grid, with ferrari's sebastian vettel claiming pole position. vettel trails hamilton in the formula i world championship by 14 points, and has a great chance to trim that gap when the race gets under way tomorrow. hamilton's mercedes teammate valterri bottas starts from second, with red bull's max verstappen third on the grid. england's women cricketers have lost the opening match of their one—day series against south africa by seven wickets at worcester. a top order collapse saw england slump to 66—6. katherine brunt‘s unbeaten 72 at least set a reasonable target of i90. but south africa got there comfortably with five overs to spare, opener lizelle lee finishing the match with a six. finally, tyson fury will make his return to the ring this evening, more than two years since vacating his world heavyweight title following a uk anti—doping investigation. he takes on albania's sefer seferi at the manches

iam chelsea and westminster hospital., the professionalism, by the expertise here, at the chester and westminster hospital, they are absolutely truly amazing, the nurses, the doctors, they have done an amazing job, and looking after billy. i appreciate and understand that there is a lot of bureaucracy around billy continuing to have his anti—epileptic medication was that was was confiscated on monday morning, and i would say that the home office and myself and our team have been working very hard together, throughout the night, to make this happen, which is truly amazing. billy caldwell's mother there. sinn fein will debate changing the pa rty‘s sinn fein will debate changing the party's policy on abortion at its annual conference today. northern ireland is the only part of the uk where abortion is illegal, unless there is a serious risk to a woman's health. the republic voted to change its policy recently. 0ur ireland correspondent reports. mary lou mcdonald is in charge of a party which is the second largest in northern

iam hoping i am hoping semi finals. it is not even registering with you. i am hoping semi finals.oulj i am hoping semi finals. it is not even registering with you. i am going to get into the spirit of things just going to get into the spirit of thingsjust for tonight. so we're going to decide tonight — injust one hour. with the help of this man. what's going on, colin? eight table football tables, and 32 players all warming up — each representing one of the 32 countries in the real world cup. tonight, matt and alex, we are going to be playing you're watching beyond 100 days. president trump says the nuclear threat from north korea is over, but there's still no plan for denuclearisation. he insists everyone can feel much safer since he took office. but some of north korea's neighbours, following his concessions to kim jong—un, feel anything but safe. the us secretary of state is in soul explaining why the president cancelled joint military exercises and says he's convinced north korea knows verification is part of the deal. supporters say the summit is a hit for the president's uno

iam going on exactly the same as we are in. immediate. iam the children that desperately need immediate. i am asking sajid to please, i want to request a meeting with him in london as soon as possible, preferably tomorrow. i wa nt to possible, preferably tomorrow. i want to sit down with him in a dignified and democratic way, myself, the doctor, and the team, we wa nt to myself, the doctor, and the team, we want to put this on the table and let's get this across the line for the many other children that desperately needed to. -- need it. we have to leave it there, we are out of time. that is a very clear message you are sending to sajid, to discuss the situation with your own child and other children in a similar situation. the weather for the weekend. in morning. a bit of rain. a bit of sunshine. not very much. breaks in the cloud. also, some rain in parts of southern and western england and northern ireland as well. not much. that is the story for today. rain in the south—east of england will clear away. patchy rain across mo

iam and win. that is what i was able to do.eing in the quarter—finals, going the long distance every time. his next opponent, dominic thiem, ousted kei nishikori. he lost his two previous meetings with the 19th seed but had no previous issues. madison keys secured a straight sets victory over romania's mihael buzarnescu to break new personal ground at the french open on sunday. it is awesome. this was always the most difficult for me and the toughest to think i could play well. to get to the quarter—finals means a lot. play well. to get to the quarter-finals means a lot. she is joined in the quarter—finals by fellow american sloane stephens. she dropped just two games as she defeated anett kontaveit 6—2, 6—0. with less than two weeks to go to the start of the world cup, the world's most expensive player, neymar, made a goalscoring return to action as brazil beat croatia in a friendly in liverpool. the paris saint—germain striker hadn't played since february because of a broken foot, but came off the bench to score brazil's open

iam i am back! let us get stuck in. the daily telegraph. lot of front pages have various photographs of g re nfell tower. pages have various photographs of grenfell tower. this one was taken ati:26 a.m.. grenfell tower. this one was taken at1:26 a.m.. that's grenfell tower. this one was taken at 1:26 a.m.. that's right. i passed the tower at about 2:45 a.m.. at that point the whole power was in flames. there was a short window where people could get out. the thing is, according to doctor barbara lane who gave a devastating testimony to the enquiry yesterday, the window was in that short, it was 35 minutes, 23 stories high. only the most disabled and info would not have been able to get down a stairwell. the stairwell was clear of fumes. escape was tenable. the policy imposed by the fire brigade was in place until 2:47 a.m.. it then far more people died, perished in that inferno, we can see on the front page of the telegraph, they needed to. brimob asking myself this question, why was it suppressed one year ago that make this as a question.

iam you a fan of the original? not quite. i am surprise. you a fan of the original? not quite. lam surprise. emily you a fan of the original? not quite. i am surprise. emily blunt was brilliant. i do like her. she is not back this time. in this sequel, the original starred emily blunt. they are all gone. now we have a sequel in the age in which it turns out that trafficking people is more profitable than trafficking drugs, the authorities in america become alarmed to find out that they think that i says terrorists are coming to america across the mexican border. so, josh brolin enlists benicio del toro's hit man to run a convert operation to kidnap the daughter of a cartel owner and make it look like it was one of the other cartels to start a war which will make them easier to fight. here is a click. no rules this time. turning you loose. how loose? carlos reas. how's that for loose? it's your chance, to get even for your family. are you going to help us start a war? with who? everyone. it is an odd film. it plays into a bunch of very contemporary paranoias, the mexi

iam prince william spoke of their hopes.s only too evident among the young people i have met. they long for a new chap to be written in the history of this region. a chapter that will secure them a prosperous future and will ensure that there are enormous talent can flourish. on william's final day he will see some of the historic bases in and around the old city ofjerusalem, beginning on the mount of olives and moving on to the garden of gethsemane. you will be a chance to learn more about a city that occupy such an important place in thejewish, islamic and christian faith. all in all it will be an intense reminderfor william of the complexities of this. and this region, where different cultures, religions and politics have such a tendency to collide. we will have more on that visits later on. coming up at six o'clock on breakfast, steph mcgovern and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. plus the pangolin — the most trafficked animal in the world. scientists have come up with a new technique to he

iam nota know about. it is a touching story. i am not a great fan of animals in captivity.gorillas, who are persecuted and suffering by globalisation and industry and pollution, all sorts of things. robbie williams was friends with this, the late robbie williams, robin williams. sorry. somebody from the red hot chilli peppers will stop people endorsing this and showing that they have language. i am torn on this. i do not like the trivialisation of animals that should be in thejungle. apparently koko lota to play the recorder. and when told that a friend of his had died, actually communicated a response in sign language —— learnt to play. saying" catch cry, have sorry, koko love". the ability of scientists to learn more about the cognitive abilities and the emotions. it reflects our own emotions. it reflects our own emotions. absolutely. oliver, good to see you this morning. thank you for taking us through the news briefing. and then he very much for watching the briefing. goodbye from the team. you can get in touch with me on twitter. goodbye for now. ker hello, our weather

iam nothing if not inconsistent.really fascinated by in the fade, it was quite a head at the cannes film festival, i think it got the golden globe. diane kruger won the best actress award in 2017. the story as she is a mother and wife in germany and there is a neo—nazi attack in which she loses people very close to her. the film thenis people very close to her. the film then is about the way in which the legal response is firstly to turn on the community that had been attacked and then the way in which the legal system attempts and perhaps fails to deal with what has happened to her. on one hand, it is an arthouse movie, a serious sociopolitical thriller, but on the other hand, it does have one foot in the kind of revenge exploitation genre that dates back to things like death wish. if you think of night moves and death wish, but the film is uneven, but her performance is so convincing that you forgive it for the things that are perhaps less structurally convincing about it. during the court room scenes, which are sh

he will be just as entertaining in the next game at, iam sure. thanks for watching the briefing. team, goodbye. well temperatures are set to soar once again on wednesday, i expect will go to 30 degrees once more. we have temperatures already at 31. i think the hottest place on wednesday will be scotland and northern ireland. here it is not out of the question that we will hit the 30 degrees mark. so a few of you have a scorcher on the way midweek. not everybody likes it. in fact, some of us everybody likes it. in fact, some of us cannot wait for some cooler weather. there is some cooler weather. there is some cooler weather potentially on the horizon but not for a while. in the short term, the high pressure is very much in charge of the weather from scandinavia across much of western europe, stretching all the way down to iberia. very little in the way of cloud, just some breeds early in the morning across some of these southern and eastern areas. it may be the case that some of us in eastern counties will be waking up some grey skies. the sea threat comes in very quickly will di

iam making i am making the new experience, with music and audio and visual, and you can see the music a totally new experience. at a show like e3 there are so many enormous gains getting lots of attention. how do you get a game like tetris, which feels like an old game, to get any attention at all? we need that kind of game, like tetris effect. everybody can play and relax, and, you know, it is like back in the couch, and we need that kind of game, i suppose. it is still tetris, it is still essentially the same mechanics you have always known, but ido mechanics you have always known, but i do think the added effect, the sound design, the psychedelic graphics, it really does add something to the experience. dave really seems to be having a lot of fun making that report, doesn't he? let us tell you some other business news making headlines this morning, because at&t has completed its acquisition of time warner, ringing together global media and entertainment leaders warner brothers, hbo and turner with at&t‘s leadership in technology, video, mobile and broadband customer relationships.

iam performance. i struggled from the beginning. in the locker room, that is where i am back. i don't know. i don't know if i'm going to play in greece. i don't know if going to play in grass. yes, we share the moment after my victory. novak is a very good person, and it is unbelievable for me. novak changed the court, and he told me congratulations, man, it is unbelievable, and good luck. it is unbelievable, and good luck. it is unbelievable for me. next up is his match against dominick thiem. while the crowd were wowed by the electric starts, the rest did not live up to the hype. the german has won more ranking points than anyone else on the tour this year, but the quarters look to be a step too far. after 35 set matches in a row, his body finally gave in, the austrian cruising into the last four mac for the third year in a row. he is one of the fittest guys on tour, and even for him it is maybe a little bit too tough to play 35 setters in the first rounds of a slam. so i expect that he is a little bit tired, but still i am happy

hello, iam hello, i am live in moscow and this isa hello, i am live in moscow and this is a sports dayes the day for england. the captain scores an injury time winner against tunisia. belgium also start with a win but they needed a half—time team talk to get themselves going against panama. and i'mjohn themselves going against panama. and i'm john watson. also coming themselves going against panama. and i'mjohn watson. also coming up tonight, eddie jones get and i'mjohn watson. also coming up tonight, eddiejones get the backing of the union after a run which has left his future in question. good evening. welcome to the kremlin, red square, in moscow. my word, england have joined kremlin, red square, in moscow. my word, england havejoined the party in russia. harry kane gave them the lead that their scintillating start really deserved against tunisia in volgograd but then they lost their way and they needed their captain again at the death to get an injury time winner. 2—1, gareth southgate‘s tea m time winner. 2—1, gareth southgate‘s team are up and running. let's cross live to the vol

in the spirit of a prediction, iam not anticipating market?not terribly concerned about the tariffs. the chinese will come back with 16 billion impact on the voter base of donald trump for the mid—term elections. it will improve towards the end of the year. well, the us is not the only country with strained ties with china at the moment. there have been reports australia wants to block huawei from a major wireless 5g network because of security concerns. a letter was sent to australian mps that it had the excluded from supplying equipment to the project. norman foster, one of the project. norman foster, one of the most famous architects. a new name has been added to that list, only in his 40s, creating some of the world's most famous links to pick we went to meet him at the latest he has designed in singapore. be if the tallest skyscraper in china, to the cctv tower in ageing, he has a reputation for building epic architecture. i met him at his most epic architecture. i met him at his m ost rece nt epic architecture. i met him at his most rece

no, iam patient and i know it will take some time.t it being within six months or so and so. we heard that before. when the moment will come, we will know that it is the right one and we will go. antonio, thank you so much for talking to us. the brexit battle between theresa may and some of her mps took an angry twist this evening. this is a power struggle over who should have the last meaningful word on whatever deal is struck with the eu. a lot of remainer mps, led by dominic grieve, want the power to force the government back to the negotiating table if there's no brexit deal or a bad deal. on the other side, the government does not want to have mps interfering like that. now this all got rough on tuesday — mps were ready to vote themselves some extra power to instruct the government, but theresa may persuaded them to hold back, saying she'd fix some extra powers for them. well, today, herfix has been rejected by the remainers who feel she led them up the garden path. nick watt is with me. just explain. it's quite a conjugated stor

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iam not and i don't think the sky will fall.a trade war, it has been done before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or 40 before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or a0 yea rs before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or a0 years too late. before, it hasn't hurt, it is 30 or 40 years too late. the company was fresh and claims it is protecting us national security but this is more about protecting the us steel industry and protecting rustbelt towns. ronald trump believes he is rewarding his loyal supporters, and does not seem that worried about angering america's closest allies —— donald trump. tonight the president is deemed to single out the european union for criticism. if you take the european union and you see the kind of tariff they charge, and then we don't, that is called not fair trade. i want fair trade. at the european union is not taking it without a fight. he's retaliating and calling donald trump's action "a dangerous game. " this is weakening the transatlantic relations and it increases the risk of severe turbulence in the market globally.

mornings on 2" on this iam claudine wong in for pam cook. >> i am dave clark. let's check your weather. steve paulson has hing you need to know. >> i will do my best. >> how are you, colleen? >> i good. >>> the change is for not as much as a breeze. that was rocking and rolling on the weekend. wind tunnels for just about everybody. today it will be calmer and warmer. 72 to 78. it was cold in napa friday night. paulo alto 74 to 79, san jose 77 to 80. temperatures will go up a little bit and take a dip on wednesday and climb back up toward the end of the week. paul credo is up in sierra. 42 and clear. saturday was nice and then it changed. sunday was wild with boomers, lightning, hail and over a half inch of rain. that upper low was there, we gave you fair warning on that thursday and friday. th

iam human. for me, it is totally normal.orld number one, novak djokovic, has reached the quarter finals for the 12th time, which is a record in the open era. he beat fernando verdasco in straight sets and will be confident of reaching the semi—finals because his next opponent is the world number 72, italian marco cecchinato. 0nly ten days until the world cup. are you excited? yes! there are only 10 days to go until the world cup gets underway in russia, so england manager gareth southgate will have had a keen eye on costa rica's match against northern ireland yesterday. england's final warm—up match is against the costa ricans on wednesday, and the central americans were impressive, winning 3—0. and after three months out with injury, neymar returned to the brazil side and scored a stunning opener in their 2—0 win over croatia at anfield. you can see why brazil are joint favourites to win the world cup. joint favourites with germany, i should say. in rugby league, st helens knocked out the challenge cup holders hull to reach

iam not area where they are well away from things. if that is good or bad, but our sports correspondent is there. with them is our sports news correspondent david 0rnstein. we have always had our metatarsal worries, but what is this, rashford's knee? that's right, welcome to repino. if you look in the background to me, 20 minutes away in the dense forest, about 200 metres inland from the sea, england are in their base camp. it's called the four rest mix and they are here to rest and recuperate after their first training session on russian soil. the main injury concern is over marcus rashford, the manchester united striker did not train today. that is because of a knock he took to his knee in a closed training session at the camp at st george's park on monday. it is said to be a precaution, but he must now be a doubt for the opening game. but opening game will see england possibly using video assistant referees for the first time at this world cup. that is something we spoke to eric dyer, the tottenham midfielder, about today. spoke to

iam very i am very proud.time in the history of russia, this is a very big responsibility. i was travelling for more than two years, i was promoting, i was talking about that, and finally, here we are in russia. their world cup is happening right here, right now, which i feel really amazed and i can tell that i had a lwa ys amazed and i can tell that i had always a dream to see my country very open with a lot of foreigners. and now, when i walk along the street, i can see smiling, happy faces of people from different nationalities. everyone is mixed and it is completely what i was talking about. the main message of the forefathers world cup as everyone is welcome. now we can see that moscow is super open, there are a lot of foreigners and all the people are so happy and! foreigners and all the people are so happy and i am of course very happy. you also work on projects with the un and fever about discrimination in football and getting rid of that. —— un and fever. you were the first women to present a football

iam i am shocked, because, in such an important game for something like that to happen without anyoneould expect that if there is any kind of suspicion of a head injury, that the game would be stopped immediately and the player would be properly assessed by a medic. for many years, we have been complaining, a few years ago, we have the incident with hugo lloris or he was clearly knocked unconscious, was asked to leave the field by the physio and his manager and came round and overruled both of them and continue to play. that was shocking. they did introduce some changes but it appears that in europe, they do not have the same regulations and we need to put player safety first and always ensure that they are properly looked after and properly assessed, immediately there is any suspicion ofa immediately there is any suspicion of a head injury. well liverpool football club say they have world class medical care — and the reason karius was not assessed was because he did not alert staff and did not request treatment. doctor ian beasley is former head doctor to england — and west ham and a

iam joined by decide what to do in these circumstances?ening to rebel against the government, what do they want to do? the amendment up for a vote today basically says if parliament votes against the deal that the uk government brings back from brussels at the end of the year, or if no deal is reached byjanuary at the end of the year, or if no deal is reached by january next year, the government will then have two lay a statement before parliament saying what they will do next, parliament will be able to thought what to do next, whether to approve or reject. the government has said... question is whether this is amendable. if they could amend it, they could literally table something which says you must go back to brussels or are we must stop article 50, could they be that direct? they could do it through the motion, but it is important to know that it motion, but it is important to know thatitis motion, but it is important to know that it is not legally binding on a government, so it will be a political declaration of what they want, but i

iam i am totally mesmerised by that!ther wherever you are this morning. good morning to you. research suggests that some london gang members are extremes levels? extra is the sort. —— levels of post traumatic stress disorder. a criminologist says exposure to violence on the streets of london, can cause ptsd similar to soldiers in a war zone. it's thought understanding the condition could reduce knife and gun crime in london. ptsd is a form of mental illness, a reflection on the extent of trauma that an individual has experienced. so it is a parallel that can be drawn between young gang perhaps a soldier who might be on the frontline in afghanistan, for example. young indigenous australian cricketers are in london — retracing the steps of the first australian side to tour here 150 years ago. the indigenous men's and women's teams will play at surrey‘s ground, the oval, today. learning and sharing the story of the aboriginal team, who played in 1868. i remember the first time i actually let about the first australian crick

iam is! he is wearing the accreditation.s rugby team, after losing a fifth straight test in a row. head coach eddiejones described it as a "horrow movie", as they lost their series to south africa with defeat in the second match in bloomfontein, prompting matt dawson to suggest jones may have lost the dressing room, ahead of next year's world cup. ireland won though against australia, while wales beat argentina to go through the summer unbeaten. james burford reports. what was a purple patch turned into a poor period. but could this now be deemed a crisis? just as last week, england raced into a handsome lead. mike brown touchdown. but for the second time injust mike brown touchdown. but for the second time in just seven days, eddiejones‘ men took their eyes off the ball. south africa battled back, the ball. south africa battled back, the lead came their own and with the series surrendered, there is yet another painful lesson. so back—to—school for england's group. ireland meanwhile, have done something england couldn't. res

now, iam having governors where it should be spent. that have now gone. speech therapy, for instance. we have to buy in our own speech therapist, where it used to be provided. we are having to get people in to help children's mental health. so all these things impact the same amount of money that we are being given, because they are right, there is more money in the system, but there are more challenges, and we are being asked to spend our money on very diverse things that we have never been asked to spend it on before. because, i mean, that's what the government says, that schools have more money than they have ever had in the past. but you are saying not just diverse but had in the past. but you are saying notjust diverse but expensive things you have to pay for. well, the recent pay rise, after all the old acceptor pay freeze, we have finally got a few percentage points, but that wasn't inflation linked in terms of money given to schools. that came out of the same pot. so the rise in universal credit, now that schools like mine, wit