isaid no, i'm not comfortable. at one point he said, if you would let me kiss you or statute or something, i don't know, will you at least lift up i don't know, will you at least lift up your shirt? this time he came back and he was fully naked. his representatives told panorama that katherine kendall's claims are untrue. the programme also explains how he fought back against allegations made against him. he hired a corporate intelligence firm who told panorama they never comment on client matters to and i'm an italian model who told police that she had been assaulted by harvey weinstein. damaging stories about her were in the press and no charges we re her were in the press and no charges were reported against harvey weinstein. a generalist litigating him was approached by someone saying

isaid, no, i'm going running but two weeks. and they think i am insane. but i love it.and it's what i wa nted love doing at home and it's what i wanted to do as part of the holiday that i enjoy doing. for me, it is coming here to run the way that they run, be part of their daily life, really. see how athletes train out here. this also experienced our culture. you think athletes backcombed train hard, it doesn't compare at all. so a metal at the commonwealth games or just compare at all. so a metal at the commonwealth games orjust taking an active holiday, these athletes all hope spending some time in the kenyan dust will turn them into winners. and harry, bbc news. the major league baseball season for 2018 got under way on thursday. something quite extraordinary happened. the chicago cubs managed to send the first picture of the game and the season into the bleachers. the chicago cubs champion in 2016. former new york yankees legend derekjeter is the ceo. in a basketball in the nba, staying in north america, by games taking place over the coming hours. the milwaukee buc

isaid job i had to go for my lunch at 11:30am.had to go for my lunch at 11:30am. isaid it was my lunch, that elevenses. you are! yes. -- you argued! . at many places there are young people working at weekends, do they really need to be told? my firstjob was stacking they really need to be told? my first job was stacking shelves. they really need to be told? my firstjob was stacking shelves. even i'iow firstjob was stacking shelves. even now if i go to the supermarket and the cans are not light up nicely it upsets me. it can have a lasting impact on the rest of your life. esther mcvey is the new work and pensions secretary. she is talking about the work part in this interview. there is a concern amongst employers that there is a lazy culture amongst some british workers. that is why they tend to go to foreign workers to filljobs. she is saying, let's get a work ethic going amongst young people at an earlier age. they have to work a lot for quite a small amount of money. my for quite a small amount of money. my children have raised

so, isaid, isaid, "mr gill, go away from here, you're misbehaving."rom the gap in between him and me, and when i was going, that is the time when he, er, well, he slapped me on the bottom. that's what he did. always people have considered it to be a very trivial thing. but i could not get over the enormity of it. letting it go meant living with a lowered self—esteem, gulping down my humiliation, facing that person every day, facing all the other people. the consequences of complaining i had not really estimated at that time. nobody was willing to take up the case for me because they were so frightened of the dgp. he was the highest ranking police officer with all the powers of life and death — no—one wanted to do anything against him. and ifound that no—one had ever filed in section 509, and 354, which is the lesser offences against the modesty of women. 17 years, long years, of my life, all of it was taken up by this, the law courts had quashed the case. they had thrown it out. the case reached the supreme court. and it was the supreme court which ca

ee - sie-eei iléi‘é'|e£'s;i"§épig'f'égii-ééif'éiiwff .. .. .. isaid, you sie-eei iléi‘é'|e£'s;i"§épig'f'égii-ééif'éiiwfft that at . time but that is what he called the time but that is what he called me. he said in tennessee the early voting started. i have been doing this stuff for 32 years and i have never seen this stuff for 32 years and i have never seen anything like it in my life. those people are coming out of the hills and the valleys, coming out of everything that you can come out of everything that you can come out of. it is the most amazing thing. and these are people who love their country but they never voted because they never saw because tbs-"e-ese-x enwr‘e the~ pens. [i m crowd cheers. u sa! u sa! u sa! and they crowd cheers. u sa! u sa! u sa! and - they ask if i am a good and then they ask if i am a good speaker. i don't know if i am. but everytime i have a 25,000 seats stadium they fill it up so something must be right. maybe it isjust stadium they fill it up so something must be right. maybe it is just pure ideas. i don't know. or maybe it is heart. we all have heart. but this man, a

isaid i said that, and there is no reason to ta ke i said that, and there is no reason to take it backunilateral actions can take us in the direction. you characterise donald trump's actions as unilateral actions? i do not characterise any one... they know what they are. you are not showing leadership. it does not matter. it does not matter whether you find that a measure is unilateral or not. the fact is when you announce certain types of measures and others deemed those measures are not in compliance and retaliate, that is a problem. the whole thing is a problem. the whole thing is a problem. it is a big problem. i have been saying it for quite some time. it isa been saying it for quite some time. it is a big problem. i do not think anyone believes this is something minor, even in the us administration. the reality is these are ongoing. they are ongoing precisely because people are beginning to understand, i hope, how serious this is, and the kind of impact this could have to be global economy. this is not any more about the threat of a great global trade war, we are in a global trad

like isaid from the lads. fantastic goals. like i said before, it is not easy.ling halfway across the world, and the lads have taken all the information on board. in training they have been excellent. therefore, i knew there was a good team spirit, but until you are actually within the environment you don't realise how good it is. so that obviously helps. so all these things, yes, just made for a good night for us. manchester united have confirmed that ibrahimovich is leaving the club with immediate effect. mourinho has agreed to release ibrahimovic a head of the end of his formal deal. he will bejoining la of the end of his formal deal. he will be joining la galaxy. of the end of his formal deal. he will bejoining la galaxy. the reigning bbc women's footballer of the year scored the winner in the 79th minute with a return leg in spain next week, and in the night's other tie, the former champions defeated prior 5—0. —— other tie, the former champions defeated prior5—0. —— prague. and the wgc world match play in texas, a second successive defeat. he was playing t

isaid i said where's it from? brighthouse. isaid, oh, i said where's it from? brighthouse. my god. i said where's it from? brighthouse. isaid, oh, my god. how i said where's it from? brighthouse. i said, oh, my god. how many times have i said don'tjudge them with a barge pole?! we will hear from michael sheen and former labour leader ed miliband in the next 15 minutes. and hair plays a huge part in our self image and self esteem — so what impact does it have on you if you start losing it in yours 205? i thought i am too young for her loss, i have just i thought i am too young for her loss, i havejust turned i thought i am too young for her loss, i have just turned 25, i thought i am too young for her loss, i havejust turned 25, i have experienced this since college. i am way too young to be losing my hair. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11. as we are each weekday. throughout the morning we'll bring you the latest breaking news and developing stories and — as always — we're keen to hear from you. also we'll bring you this story — the world's last male nort

isaid, what condition i could not quote them by name.his is a western invention that you have. we do have a classical democracy in russia. we have what is called a developing democracy. the truth is, russian democracy has stopped developing. it is frozen. paralysed by two certain facts: just as surely as putin will win the next election, he will also not be around forever. behind the walls of the kremlin, powerful people are playing games. ksenia sobchak is a pawn. some factions are pushing forward. 0thers wa nt to factions are pushing forward. 0thers want to hold her back. the girl with the silver spoon knows all this. but she thinks the pawn just might become queen. that is my chess game. i'd play this option of going to elections, because i was thinking that i had the chance of going through, because of my name, because they underestimate me, because i have a past which they can always put on me, because they are not afraid of me as much as a alexei navalny. who is the better chessplayer, you were president putin? i don't know. we wil

isaid, you i said, you could be killed. and she said, i know, dad.othing i can do to reassure you about that, but i've got to do this. we'll hear more from her dad later in the programme. and ant mcpartlin has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after his car crashed into two others yesterday. we'll bring you the story. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11. throughout the programme the latest breaking news, and developing stories — a little later we'll speak to residents in derby who've been protesting against a new asylum seeker centre which opened in the last month. there are several up and down the country. if you live near one, work in one or have stayed in one, do get in touch — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today... the gambling commission has recommended that the maximum stake for fixed—odds betting terminals should be reduced from £100 to £30 pounds or less, or £2 in the case of slot machines. it says cutting the stake alone won't cure pro

isaid french language started when i heard pief singing.ing in my life. i learned it by talking to my friends on line. 1of it by talking to my friends on line. 1 of them convinced me to try my luck on a french tv show. that is why i sent videos of me to the productions of france has got talent. can you sing me a few lines from la vien rose? beautiful. thank you. i am getting goosebumps listening to you. what has been the reaction to your singing, especially in the philippines? has there been a difficulty being blind ? in the philippines? has there been a difficulty being blind? have there been any challenges performing? 0k, so, in the philippines, generally, the public is very appreciative. but iamjust the public is very appreciative. but i am just hoping that the media and people who are running the music industry, umm, they try to focus on, umm, my singing ability and not necessarily on my disability. and for those with disabilities, they have to believe in themselves that they can really do it and overcome they can really do it and overc

ok, isaid. idid. he couldn't see or he was in the wrong place.too much to him, which was all the time, someone was much to him, which was all the time, someone was prodding him, someone was talking to him, he couldn't see or hear, he was allowed to get up and leave his desk and go and sit in the beanbag behind the desk. the teacher knew where he was because that's where he went. other children didn't know, they didn't care. they carried on with the school activities. it gave him a safe place which was invisible to everybody else but they knew he was safe. he was safe. when he was seven or eight years old and undiagnosed, nobody thought he would make it. a labour mp was upset by people who claimed to be able to treat autism. some very wicked people prey on people's stress and concerns and sell treatments for autism that's really should be banned. they use social media. it is a disgrace to our society that people prey on a family that is very stressed with a child or member with autism. another labour mp highlighted the problem of loneliness. four

as isaid, i'm question each. was it your idea? the part that i played in this. it is extremely reg retta ble. played in this. it is extremely regrettable. i'm very sorry. i really wa nt regrettable. i'm very sorry. i really want to just move on from this. inaudible. missjudged the mood, or were surprised by how the public took it? —— misjudged.” mood, or were surprised by how the public took it? -- misjudged. i am not surprised at all. we let our country down. we made a bad decision. i played my part in that. asi decision. i played my part in that. as i said, it is going to take a long time to learn that respect back from the australian public. it is really ha rd to from the australian public. it is really hard to sit here today knowing, seeing, my friends and my family, who are playing in south africa at the moment, india's fourth test —— in this fourth test, which i wish i was part of. inaudible. on your rhone in this crisis? —— on your own. the australian cricket tea m your own. the australian cricket team are my family. i real

isaid, i reckoned at you bumped into him on the train? yes.hat time it wasn't worth attempting, as even if i'd exhorted myself in the impossible weather and done or .1, eve ryo ne impossible weather and done or .1, everyone would be disappointed and, oh, he has failed. are you saying this was the one and only opportunity? it was the first opportunity? it was the first opportunity that year, and john landy had just arrived in finland. he had finished the australian summer, our winter, and he had finished the australian summer, ourwinter, and the he had finished the australian summer, our winter, and the finns had said, you know, they knew he was looking at the door, and they said come to finland, they give you the pasting you need, and there were perfect tracks and the finns were also absolutely obsessed almost with running, so it had to be done very quickly, and that was why one would normally think of trying to break a record on a windy, wet, cold english may day. so you're right at oxford station with your coach, then you went and had lunch

isaid, oxford. he from canada. he said, where did you come from? i said, oxford.rom? i said, oxford. he said that is where roger bannister ran the four minute mile. i was proud to tell him i was there. what were the conditions like? it was quite windy, wasn't it? they waited for the wind to abate. it was a fairly windy day but they've waited for the wind to go down before they actually did the race, before they actually did the race, before they actually shot the guns to start them off. how where were you of the tactics with two christians were using to help roger do this? i knew they were pacemakers but i don't think i understood all the into this either what was going on. i realised they were the pacemakers were trying to get him round as fast as they could. how many people realised the significance of what they watched? the crowd would have been bigger than they would have ever have expected to get for an athletics meeting here. the rumour came to me when i was at work, so i should think it got out and about that he was going to attempt it. there was quite a lo

isaid no, i'm not comfortable.g, i don't know, will you at least lift up your shirt? this time he came back and he was fully naked. his representatives told panorama that katherine kendall's claims are untrue. the programme also explains how he fought back against allegations made against him. he hired a corporate intelligence firm, k2, who told panorama they never comment on client matters, to undermine an italian model who told ny police that she had been assaulted by harvey weinstein. damaging stories about her were in the press and no charges were brought against harvey weinstein. a journalist investigating him was approached by someone saying she was one of his victims. i met with her and she leaned forward the entire time. i was suspicious that she was secretly recording. we found out she works for an israeli intelligence firm. the woman also met with actress rose mcgowan, who had accused harvey weinstein of rape. black cube says it never discusses its clients. weinstein said he hired them to show that no abu

isaid i'm general? i said, what are you doing now?rking for the chief of the army, a general wes morgan. i said wow. i said tell me about this massacre. this very nice quy: about this massacre. this very nice guy, i'm thinking just telling me something incidental, then he started hitting his badly, this general, hejust shot started hitting his badly, this general, he just shot everybody, there's no story there. it's the perfect mesh, here's an officer being responsible and here's me saying oh my god, he hasjust dropped a dime on me and of course i'm playing cool, i don't want anybody to know. from their once i had the name i found out there was a calley that had been in the army, i found a lawyer, flew out to see the lawyer, he was a mormon insult like city, calley‘s lawyer. lawyer, he was a mormon insult like city, calley's lawyer. the point we need to get to is your confrontation with calley. you found him, he was still in fort benning, georgia, presumably still wearing his military uniform and you went down their? i didn't know whe

isaid i hearing right?e feeling. let's talk to professor sanders. thank you for joining us. hopefully you have been able to hear what marie has been talking about and her experience and isa talking about and her experience and is a former parole member, marie has used words like law unto themselves, going through the motions, and the lack of sympathy, it almost feels, or understanding, that has been conveyed to people who have to go and basically put their emotions or lives on hold while decisions are made. do you think this is a fair reflection of people's experiences in your experience? unfortunately, i do think that marie's experiences are shared by many other people and everything is we could do to make the process better. for example, she described how she read at her statement and then had to leave. it must feel hurtful to be excluded from the process like that and then not to be, have proper communication afterward. again, it must be hurtful. the system could be made better. in a case like this ball

isaid no, i'm not comfortable.ade against him. he hired a corporate intelligence firm who told panorama they never comment on client matters to and i'm an italian model who told police that she had been assaulted by harvey weinstein. damaging stories about her were in the press and no charges we re her were in the press and no charges were reported against harvey weinstein. a generalist litigating him was approached by someone saying she was one of his victims. i met with her and she leaned forward the entire time. i was suspicious that she was recording. we found out she works for an israeli intelligence firm. the woman also met with actress rose mcgowan, who had accused harvey weinstein of rape. black cube says it never discusses its clients. harvey weinstein said he hired them to show that no abuse ever occurred. people who worked with him lately which they have done more to stop him. paul webster who became president of miramax in 1995. i think looking back that i did know andl i think looking back that i did k

as isaid, in double figures, about 10— 12.heavy rain on tuesday, sweeping east, and increasingly, as cold air cut scene, there will be some snow across the north—east of scotland. —— cold air cuts in. still double—digit temperatures down towards the south. wednesday, increasingly we will see snow across scotland, the far north of england, much of that falling over higher ground, but down to low levels we might see some sleet. heavy showers coming in on a rather brisk north—westerly winds that might make it feel just a bit north—westerly winds that might make it feeljust a bit chillier north—westerly winds that might make it feel just a bit chillier towards southern areas. you will certainly notice that colder air further north, 4— seven celsius. in the run—up to easter we will keep that battle between the cold air and be less cold out. it is as if winter keeps saying, one more thing, and then popping up. and a week later we are back into the whole thing again. absolutely. thank you, we will talk to you later. still to come, we

isaid i and there is the chance of wintry showers.ke things will turn much colder towards the easter weekend but not as cold as what we saw earlier in the months are not as bad. so no beast? and mini beast. mini beast market too. or likely to slow easterly. and it had snow in june as well. but it still snowing men, i'm going to be cross. the joy of this country, we enjoy seasons. we'll be back with the news headlines in a few moments, but first it's time for the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello and a warm welcome. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? what have you been watching? interesting week, we have a psychological thriller starring claire foy by steven soderbergh, unsane. wrinkle in time, the big budget adaptation of a much—loved book by ava duvernay. and pacific rim: uprising, john boyega stars in the robotic sequel. claire foy is a big—ticket? the new film by steven soderbergh, claire foy will be very much in the shadow of an old sam fuller film,

isaid for the daily mirror to misquote me.an incorrect assessments. the state—based threat existed, they wa nt state—based threat existed, they want as obvious as they are now. in vice city and said russia had the capability and intend to launch an attack on people who are going about their business in the city here in their business in the city here in the united kingdom, you would have saidi the united kingdom, you would have said i was scaremongering. this is what they've done. the whole field of wa rfa re what they've done. the whole field of warfare and conflict is changing. you are seeing them doing and operating in different ways. they are not holding back. you a mass what they're doing in syria and the ukraine. there are invading nation states and not caring about international reacting. we should be caring about this, we should be bothered about how nations are operating. britain always has an amazing position in the world, we actually ca re amazing position in the world, we actually care about other nations and our s

what isaid surrounding race and religion.aks the same language, when women suffer domestic violence they do not need a man to interpret for them or to take their son into a doctor ‘s surgery because they do not speak enough english. if you do not speak enough english. if you do not have the language, you are not equal. let alone getting a job. i did focus on issues surrounding women. and you talked about setting a date by which everyone should be speaking english, is that correct? did not set that out in the strategy but i said we should have an english language strategy that makes sure. i feel like the moore, a year later, that actually it would be really good if we did something big and bold around english language. the communities secretary himself, sajid javid, he's talking about various measures we could take to improve integration, said on the radio this morning that his mother took ten yea rs morning that his mother took ten years to learn english. is that long? —— is that too long? years to learn english. is that long

because as isaid quenched at the russians?a new reality here in the uk and i think this will be the way how we have to deal with with the british foreign service. it's difficult. i'll give the answers to everything. any russian businessmen here so there is facing serious crash from the british media. the russian sitters is, i in the business people, they address the problems and we see more and more restrictions on the activity here in the uk. they are puzzled, some of them are frightened the only recommendation that we gave them is once you have serious problems you have to go to court. and solve your problems in the court. this is one story. but we have another side of that lets save story is the threats to the russian journalists. that lets save story is the threats to the russianjournalists. that that lets save story is the threats to the russian journalists. that has happened after the wild media campaign in instant in salisbury and some of them are threatened physically and in this case we recommended them to work with t

as isaid, moment while this hangs over him.t i think for the moment he has made the right decision by stepping away from his work commitments and he needs to get himself sorted and take some time out to heal himself and get in a better place but i would like to see him back on tv. he is a big role model for most of the kids.” him back on tv. he is a big role model for most of the kids. i would like you to have a look at this if you can, because since we have been on air, a viewer who want is that weight ant and dec has said abbot point impact it had on their young son “— point impact it had on their young son —— who watches ant and dec. point impact it had on their young son -- who watches ant and dec. why are you crying? because ant and dec is not on any more. whose fault is that? ant's fault. it certainly is. come on now, stop crying.” that? ant's fault. it certainly is. come on now, stop crying. i can't! it's hard to watch. that is the problem, they had to connect with their audience and if their audience is cross... i think

as isaid, for it as he walked out to the field.resting to see develop. the very top of the country. its real interesting to see developm you are sick of var, talking about it again, i‘m afraid. denying a victory over italy in their friendly last night. england, denying them victory over italy in their friendly last night. england took the lead thanks to some quick thinking from jesse lingard, after raheem sterling was fouled. jamie vardy with a cracking finish. but the referee used var to give a penalty. and conisdering the technology is supposed to be used to overturn clear and obvious errors, was james tarkowski‘s clash here, an obvious error? he awarded a penalty, 1—all the final score. looking at it again, if you look at something often enough, you probably see a foul within it in terms of the system itself, i think there are two things for me. it is clear and obvious, but i don‘t think tonight was clear and obvious, so that needs some clarity before the world cup and i think it‘s important that we are starting to communicate w

isaid season because it's probably a squad of... contention? one of the most competitive areas of the pitch is in goal. stoke city's jack butland wears the shirt at wembley tonight, everton'sjordan pickford impressed against the netherlands on friday. nick pope and joe hart are also in the squad this week, but at least one of them will miss out in russia. there are some players who haven't had a chance to impress because of injury, notably arsenal's jack wilshere. he had to pull out beacuse of injury. and two premier league defenders make their england debuts, swansea's alfie mawson and burnley‘s james tarkowski. bournemouth midfielder lewis cook is also hoping for a first cap at wembley. he was part of the england side that won the under 20s world cup plast year. ryan gigg's winning run as wales manager has come to an end atjust one. they lost 1—0 to uruguay in the final of the china cup in nanning. although the welsh had their chances, a goal from edinson cavani was enough to win the friendly competiton for uruguay. we thought the