he has latched onto it, isuppose, once thing last time.ou thing last time. he has latched onto it, isuppose, once you have thing last time. he has latched onto it, i suppose, once you have done it once you can almost make it a living meme. the photographers were waiting as they left, they got them leaving. holding hands. they got that great picture. i don't find that as strange. assuming she's fine with it. i don't find it strange, it is pretty clear he doesn't like steps. he feels close enough he can do that with her, he has done it from the beginning. maybe that is tied to the special relationship. i'm not saying it is what i would do... most of the time, for theresa may, it was a white knuckle ride. she looked like a re lu cta nt white knuckle ride. she looked like a reluctant passenger at the top of a reluctant passenger at the top of a rollercoaster that was about to go down. and it was a rollercoaster press conference. well, when you are up press conference. well, when you are up there with him you don't know what he is going to say.

. > and keeping an eye on the roads on what isupposed to be a very heavy travel day. we're going to let you know the best times to leave to try to avoid the headaches. try, key word there. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erika gonzales. >>> first, the heat wave we're ena he myle of with s parveen. >> in the middle of the heat wave with more heat today because we have a heat at viseadvisory, like yesterday. would have isolated pop-up storms. fe feeling like 105 with poorir quality. take a look right now. 82 in washington. feels like 89 degrees. if you walk outside and you say, oh, my gosh, this is uncomfortable, that'secause it feels close to 90 right now. it's 4:30 in the. morni if we don't get above 79 degrees in washington, ts is the lowestemratures since 2003 ou

on going, and keep their heads up, i suppose, and got to keep on going, and keep their heads up, isupposelly affect you, but i think this break has probably come ata think this break has probably come at a ready good time to hamilton, maybe not so good for sebastian vettel. much has been said over the past 6—7 years, about a lack of excitement, and a goodling fan base in formula 1, but has it come back this season and showed what ken duke red oh it has turned around so quickly. the grandstands, for the last five races, have been full. not a seat spare. record driver bringing thousands of fans all clad in 0range, supporting him. the dutch really loving him, italy are back into it, they have got sebastian vettel in a curare, and they love seeing that towards the pointy end of the grid. so it seems that everybody is falling back in love with formula 1, and this battle for aif with formula 1, and this battle for a if world title between the sebastian vettel and lewis hamilton will go a lot further than now, and i think it should be fascinating. thank you very much forjoining us to talk about

isuppose... pushed that aside, too... i don't know, get the overall experience of it.that the anangu people, after being recognised as traditional owners, were presented with the freehold title deeds for the uluru national park area. an event known as the hand back. 2000 invited guests were there to enjoy a happy occasion, and it was. just before sunset, they handed over the title to uluru national park, 1300 square kilometres of land including ayers rock and mount 0lga. in 2011, the indigenous land council bought the ayers rock resort with a promise to employ and train aboriginal people for jobs in tourism sector. as well as being blown away by the natural beauty of this area, equally impressive is the tourism machine that's been built around it, buses bringing in hundreds of people each day into this very isolated area, 300,000 visiting each year. bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars into the australian economy. the threat of losing the tourist dollar and the push to close was enormous pressure for the indigenous owners. and talk they did, in an historic vote,

previous relationships that have been more easy, i suppose. relationships that have been more easy, isupposehips that have been more easy, i suppose. this is different. i think there is and the easiest rapport between them and i think the past 2a hours has been critically challenging for the prime minister. if president trump is making an effort to make amends from the interview in the the sun, that can only be a good thing at this point. there was a huge irony in saying his own entity was fake news and the sun put up that statement saying the claim it's fake news is in itself fa ke claim it's fake news is in itself fake news. really bizarre. it's difficult to keep up. something of the rabbit hole it. there are things about president trump that really liked none of his predecessors in the sense he prides himself on being the sense he prides himself on being the disrupter in chief, he prides himself on being unpredictable. the last thing wants is for anyone to anticipate what he's going to do next and that's part of his remit, he keeps everybody guessing. for his supporters, they love it, oth

one thing we do is lay out the red carpet, isuppose. he's do?s going to get to meet the queen and get a lovely dinner at blenheim palace and he is going to... and the balloon. yes, we have got to mention the balloon. a balloon of babied donald trump will be floating over london. we will be watching out for it. we will be watching out for it. we will be back next week with dateline london to analyse what has happened at that nato meeting. and indeed, how donald trump has been received here in the uk. from all of us on received here in the uk. from all of us on the programme, until the same time next week, that is dateline london. thanks for your company, goodbye. the weekend as a whole brings plenty more dry weather with lots of hot sunshine. there is a bit of cloud around. some coastal cloud. sea breezes developing close to the coasts as well. more cloud generally into northern ireland and to the far west of scotland with the odd spot of drizzle. but for most of us, it isa of drizzle. but for most of us, it is a semi—story for the rest of the da

the wellness sector, which you fall into, i suppose, the wellness sector, which you fall into, isuppose cosmetic wellness, it is quite a saturated market. how do you single yourself out in that market? to grow the business in the sector? the wellness sector, which you fall into, i suppose, cosmetic wellness, it is quite a saturated market. how do you single yourself out in that market? how do you grow your business? in many ways but you are right it is a competitive market. we are making these claims with robust science behind them, and thatis with robust science behind them, and that is what consumers want, not just the evidence but they want the process. it is also about creating experiences. people shopped online and if they go into a store they are looking for an experienced, advice, something they can't get online. when it comes to getting your name out there, versus the very strong established historical brands, i mean, you established historical brands, i mean, you have worked for those in the past, so you know that business extremely well? i think the agility comes from having a

yes, although, isuppose, they government's new brexit policy.s laying out at the moment rather than the interference of president obama two years ago when the uk was told firmly it would be at the back of the queue. at least this us president is saying, we want to do the trade deal, and that trade deal is open and is probably what the focus of the meeting at chequers will be about tomorrow. as you look at these pictures, you are reminded of the great history that accompanies blenheim palace. it is one of the finest palaces in england. it was gifted by queen and 300 years ago, and the marlboroughs have done remarkably well in keeping the estate attacked. it still has that 2000 acres that goes along with the palace and lots of venice is go around blenheim palace, interested in the history of winston churchill which of course donald trump will be seen for himself this evening. so there is the welcoming committee and, presumably, he will be driven into the great court of blenheim palace, where he will, will he inspect the guard? will he stand in cer

it is not like when, isuppose, you or beautiful pictures.i might step into the sea and hop around because of the freezing cold. i think the total is much more happy, and more graceful. —— turtle. ajudge has made the unusual decision to name two teenagers who were jailed for plotting to kill teachers and students at their school in north yorkshire. thomas wyllie and alex bolland were sentenced to a total of 22 years in prison yesterday. they based their plans on the masarce at colarado's columbine high school in 1999. the judge at leeds crown court said naming them was in the interests of open justice, but lawyers for the boys warned that it could negatively affect their rehabilitation. enver solomon is from just for kids law, a charity that protects the legal rights of children. very good morning to you. thank you for your time this morning. ijust wonder, could you give us your reaction to thejudge's wonder, could you give us your reaction to the judge's decision in this case? good morning. i mean, i think it is the wrong decision. as the pr

when you use the term hard brexit, isuppose is brexit.gs and talked about the expense, the tremendous expense for the united states, and tremendous progress has been made. everyone has agreed to substantially up their commitment. they are going to update at levels they never thought of before. back here, activists opposed to his policies are getting ready to stage demonstrations in different parts of the country. in london, they will also be disciplined with an image of trump asa also be disciplined with an image of trump as a baby floating over westminster. protest leaders accuse him of immaturity as well as racism and bigotry. when racists and extreme right—wingers are on the march, you don'tjust sit there hoping it will go away, you take to the streets, you mobilise, and you fight back. we hope it will put pressure on the government, that they will see the moral leadership that they are failing to provide is out there on the streets instead. but his itinerary, including a dinner this evening, as he ministers and business leaders, ensur

be one of the positive repercussions, i suppose, that could be one of the positive repercussions, isupposebe a little bit of pain for maybe some long—term gain. players and coaches and referees will have to adapt very quickly, and just to reiterate, this is only for the rfu championship cup competition. the championship league asa competition. the championship league as a whole is still being played with the traditional laws if you like. there will be a real bedding in period from week to week, it will ta ke in period from week to week, it will take a federative getting used to, but given the sensitivities around dangers in rugby union at the moment something like this is certainly worth trialling. interesting to see how it works in the second tier cup competition next season. sports men and women are used to the idea of drug testing, but serena williams has had a go at the way it is carried out. strong words from serena williams. by common consent considered the greatest woman player of all time. she has accused anti—doping authorities of discrimination after being tested again yesterday.