ian fleming's firstjames bond book, casino royale.ong—standing rumour. the most famous myth is it is stuffed to the roof with victorian pornography. this is not true. but by law we have a copy of every book published for the last 300 years, whether that is knitting, train—spotting, oracademic whether that is knitting, train—spotting, or academic books by hawking, we acquire it and hold it for the long—term. the latest chapter for for the long—term. the latest chapterfor a for the long—term. the latest chapter for a remarkable building. tim muffett, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. so much more to come. we will have analysis on donald trump's decision on free trade with mexico and canada to see if tariffs will be imposed. we would like your views on whether central bankers should look at your playlist on spotify when deciding on interest rates. please get in touch. we will see you soon. rates. please get in touch. we will see you soon. goodbye. good morning. it's the first of may and so our thoughts are turning towards the bank

so this is a first edition of ian fleming's casino royale, the firstjames bond book.t of the academic material, the histories, the literature. but the popular books were not considered that important, and so they were put up in the tower. it is hoped the exhibition will finally be dispelling one long—standing rumour. the most famous myth is that the tower is stuffed to the roof with victorian pornography. this is actually not true. but we are a legal deposit or "copyright library." so, by law we have received a copy of every book published for over 300 years, so whether that is knitting, a magazine about train—spotting, or an academic textbook, or an article by stephen hawking, we will acquire it and we will hold it for the long—term. the latest chapter for a remarkable building. tim muffett, bbc news. time for a look at the weather with tomasz. beautiful weather across the country. going downhill out west. tomorrow, there is rain on the way but only for a time. this is the weather am currently moving across the uk. eastern areas still in the clear. but the clouds are

i am a bigger fan of ian fleming than james bond. ian fleming was an amazing guy and i always wanted, when i realized i was going to write spy novels, want to one up it. he can't fight back now. i could one up him and he won't even though it. my favorite bond movie was goldfinger. i am 15 when it came out and i see this trailer for the movie and it is about this german guy who is going to knock off for knox and steal the gold. good luck with that with the entire u.s. army surrounding that gold depository. no way is that going to happen but goldfinger got inside, not everybody out with sleeping gas and stole the gold was when it came time to write the 10th hoch book, time for me to one up fleming on goldfinger. i was thinking to myself, what would be a really hard place to steal all the gold? >> switzerland? >> 70% of the world's gold is in this without, buried underground with masses of armor defending it and protecting it. so what if my villain who is prudent by the way in this book, has been deposed by the oligarchs and on the run,

thise first edition of ian fleming's "casino royale," the first james bond book.we had to make the academic material, the history, the literature, but the popular novels coming into the library were not considered important, and so they were put in the tower.rt re: it is hoped the exhibition will dispel onein long-starumor. the most famous myth is that the tower is stuffed to the roof with victorian pornography. th is not true, but by law we've received a copy of every book published for over years. 300whether it is a knitting pattern or a magazine about traipotting or an academic textbook by stephen hawking, we acquire it and we hold it for the long term. reporter: the latest chapter for a remarkable building. bbc news, cambridge. laura: today president trump welcomed to the white house the crew of the southwest airlines ht that suffered an engi explosion two weeks ago.on those recognized was pilot tammie jo shults, who has beenfo praiselanding the damaged plane. one person was killed after debris from the plane came offa and smashe window midflight. here is look

i am a bigger fan of ian fleming than james bond. ian fleming was an amazing guy and i always wanted, when i realized i was going to write spy novels, want to one up it. he can't fight back now. i could one up him and he won't even though it. my favorite bond movie was goldfinger. i am 15 when it came out and i see this trailer for the movie and it is about this german guy who is going to knock off for knox and steal the gold. good luck with that with the entire u.s. army surrounding that gold depository. no way is that going to happen but goldfinger got inside, not everybody out with sleeping gas and stole the gold was when it came time to write the 10th hoch book, time for me to one up fleming on goldfinger. i was thinking to myself, what would be a really hard place to steal all the gold? >> switzerland? >> 70% of the world's gold is in this without, buried underground with masses of armor defending it and protecting it. so what if my villain who is prudent by the way in this book, has been deposed by the oligarchs and on the run,

debaters are ian fleming, monk, italy not, and king. we will be traveling to aspen, colorado and hosting debates at the ideas festival. you can get those on our website, iq2us.org. we have people that follow our debates, but for people who don't, if you are in learning about us, you can learn more about us on the website. you can vote on debates, listen to podcasts. we have done 150 debates now. membership is free, so just set up an account. you can want all of our debates , apple tv on roku devices. .ust search for the iq2us app we are also on public radio stations across the country. while we are waiting for the results to come in, we are probably two minutes away, i have a question i would like to ask all of the debaters. this is not part of the competition anymore. we are just curious, since you think about these things, we have been talking about the impact on north korea, but in terms of if and when there is a summit between trump, kim, donald trump and kim jong-un, in terms of donald trump's presidential legacy, even as president

this is the first edition of ian fleming's casino royale, the first james bond book.rtant. and so they were put up in the tower. and it is hoped the exhibition will finally dispel one long—standing rumour. the most famous myth is it is stuffed to the roof with victorian pornography. it is actually not true but we are a legal deposit or copyright library so by law we have received a copy of every book published for over 300 years. so whether it is a knitting pattern or you know a magazine about trainspotting, or an academic textbook or an article by steven hawking, will acquire it and hold it for the long—term. the latest chapter for remarkable building. people around the uk have been marking may day. in 0xford, nearly 30 thousand people gathered for the annual may day celebration of the ancient spring festival. the revellers enjoyed morris dancing, folk music and choir singing. morris dancers were also up at sunrise in bristol celebrating the day. the duke and duchess of cambridge have formally registered the birth of prince louis. his dad signed the birth register at

. ♪ founded in 1440 by king henry vi, eton has had 19 prime ministers, ian fleming, hugh laurie and eddieike all boys here in a tail coat, waistcoat and school tie. a tradition that goes back to the 1800s when it was introduced out of respect for king george iii after his death. it has stuck ever since. there's 25 houses at eton, like this one, manor house. it's not only where you sleep and eat but also where you make your closest friends. this secluded and unique place meant that harry was able to lead a pretty normal life for his five years at eton. >> there was a series of wonderful pictures where you could see prince harry sitting at his desk. on the desk you can see the picture of his mother, princess diana. but you can see his high fi. it painted a portrait of the schoolboy prince. and what jumped out to everybody is how normal harry looked. >> reporter: during his time at eton, harry demonstrated talent as an artist. but it was in sport where he excelled, in rugby, soccer, on eton's vast lake rowing. and harry was particularly good at this. >> shoving, pushing and pressure are allo

we have run out of ian fleming titles. i was looking through the ones that have not been years.that have been written in recent years and one of my favourites is by anthony horowitz. i think it will be down to danny horowitz. i think it will be down to da n ny boyle horowitz. i think it will be down to danny boyle committee will have the control. thank you very much. now time for the weather. lots of sunshine in the forecast over the next few days, temperatures on the rise as well but there is a big caveat with that, there is also big storms. lots of sunshine at the moment in the highlands, equally so in northern ireland full of will continue in the afternoon. some cloud in the far north of scotland. more cloud for england and wales, risk of heavy rain across northern england, midlands into wales. risk of eggs under showers in east anglia later, but the south—east, there will be brighter skies. temperatures generally open to the 20s but a bit cooler, where there is the cloud and rain. tonight, some showers knocking around, particularly further south into the early hours of satur