i remember thinking, 0h and me, iwas relieved. —— me.. i rememberthinking, oh god, think they found something. at that point i have lived for about six months with just full body exhaustion. i had debilitating fatigue which left me pretty much bedbound 90% of the time, the rest of the time i spent lying on the sofa. a lot of people told me up front, don't bother, don't waste your money or your time pursuing these treatments, because there is no cure out there for any command nothing works. even if that was true, i could not accept that at 19. iam was true, i could not accept that at 19. i am going to meet someone who, despite being severely affected, is trying to do something that one day might help everyone. i am really looking forward to meeting hannah, i think what she is doing is incredibly brave, and i know she is still severely affected by me, but she wants to be part of something that might help. before hannah though, let's meet the nurse helping with a project to find a reliable way to test if someone has me. we have two sets of

backstage keeping her company andl in, iwas backstage keeping her company and i was hoping she coulddoes her talent come from? are you from a musical family? i play a bit of piano but i don't play the violin. i think she was very much to her education she received from the academy of fine arts and also her teacher has taught well to bring out her talents. what did your teachers tell me you at the academy of arts when you arrived backin academy of arts when you arrived back in singapore with the top prize? he gave me a big hug and said well done. because he knew that i could do it. and he trusted me. big hug, and i am sure he taught you to practice again for more competitions! so how long do you practice every day and do you play the violin on a daily basis?” practice every day. if i have time i will practice 5—6 hours. if i don't have that much time i willjust practice 1—3 hours. have that much time i willjust practice 1-3 hours. and now let us hearfor practice 1-3 hours. and now let us hear for our practice 1-3 hours. and now let us hearfor our bbc viewers practice 1-3 hours. and no

underthem, iwas in prison. now, ican mubarak. underthem, iwas in prison.can speak my views in egypt now. to the media. also, i write. i write for the main newspaper in egypt, regularly. so, in that case, it sounds as though you were happy when president al—sisi room moved mohamed morsi from power, and criticised many inside egypt and internationally? —— removed. yes, we were happy, there we re removed. yes, we were happy, there were millions. it was not sisi who removed the muslim brotherhood, but the egyptian people. 30 million people in the streets against the muslim brotherhood. he was the minister of defence and head of the armed forces. no, iwant minister of defence and head of the armed forces. no, i want to correct that. the people of egypt removed the muslim brothers. we were 30 millions in streets, saying that we would not have an islamic government. we would not have an islamic state, and even president sisi at the beginning was reluctant. we were pushing him and the army to ta ke we were pushing him and the army to take over. so, we have to be c

' even even raced first grand prix i never even raced i was first grand prix i never even raced iwas in first grand prix i never even raced i was in hospital with a broken collarbone. i was on the podium in 2016, i was fourth in 2017 so you have to think it will turn around and hopefully we can win one. having wed in three different bikes in moto gp cal crutchlow seems to finally form —— finally found his form on the honda. maybe the long wait could $0011 the honda. maybe the long wait could soon be over. let's go back now to manchester and the city parade now with katharine. the streets are packed in every direction with manchester city fans. the flags are flying and we are just a few minutes away from pep guardiola and the team taking to the stage to parade the premier league trophy and the cup of course which they won back in february but that's no fa cup, no champions league title, but what are these it ever been for manchester city nevertheless. 100 points, the new benchmark to beat. once the premier league reconvenes in august. but there will be no rest for manchester city and

iwas comparing to the movie southpaw, i do you see that.kind of programme, where the harder i was hit, the harder i was hit comedy hurricane i came at you. and with a change of not mentality but harnessing my skills now and be more technical, and learning how to box cleverly, as they say, the more... will come to that later, but you mentioned the south african mentality. but what about the personal element of this. reasonable, i'd like an idea out of the air. we bullied at school? and yourfamily life? the air. we bullied at school? and your family life? there might the air. we bullied at school? and yourfamily life? there might be some bahebeck, but some toughlove, too. from a young age a hated losing. me and my father a very close. he taught me everything i know when it came to sport and life itself. you have to be tough, i think, especially in this boardgame. you need to be the best version of yourself you can be. to me, i have hated losing. that is where stem from, a young age. you could have been a professional footballer. from, a young

no, iwas important to be with your mother? were you?ant to be with your mother? were you? no, iwas not, it important to be with your mother? were you? no, i was not, it was not quite like that for me, though! i'm trying to think if i can remotely compare it! the role for mrs ragland is to make her daughter calm, she is having a huge day, head around the world, thousands of people here, and she is entering this royal family. ifi she is entering this royal family. if i had my mother with me, i would wa nt if i had my mother with me, i would want this zen yoga teacher to transmit, that would be my wedding gift, a bit of zen and yoga.” transmit, that would be my wedding gift, a bit of zen and yoga. i have so gift, a bit of zen and yoga. i have so many facts for you through the course of the programme, do you want one on their hotel? john profumo, the war secretary, met christine keeler at that same hotel in 1961, and if you read the blurb from the hotel, it says they have had unapologetic debauchery.” hotel, it says they have had unapologet

iwas, like, well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man!uestion, what are you going to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! a plane carrying more than 100 people has crashed in cuba. the domestic flight — which was headed for the city of holguin in the east of the island crashed after taking off from havana's main airport. three people have been pulled alive from the wreckage, and are seriously injured. 0ur cuba correspondent will grant reports. 104 passengers, several crewmembers, just three survivors. it was immediately clear this with cuba's clear this was cuba's worst plane crash since the 1980s. the 737 had barely been in the airfor more than one minute before it came down, crashing into a field outside havana's airport. children in a nearby school had a narrow escape. their screams and nervous laughter obvious on their mobile phone footage. local people came to offer what help they could. the emergency services arrived in droves. in the end, though, there was

iwas, like, i ifelt great. i was, like, i think i was really proud of myself. life i was proud of myself. i actually had a conversation with mark andi actually had a conversation with mark and i was, like, please let me train, please let me play this game. i'm ready, i know i'm ready. she was, like, i've worked so hard to get back to this point, i want to beat them, her saying that made us a emotional as a team. i thought coming away was going to cryjust before the game. that gave us an extra push because we had a great performance against reading. extra push because we had a great performance against readinglj extra push because we had a great performance against reading. i was really ha p py performance against reading. i was really happy and really honoured because starting from zero and then coming back and all the players worked for me. i was, like, wow, that's a huge honour. the most important message for everybody was the strong, be clear in your head. i'm positive because the results are fine now. i have to take care of my health a bit better than norma

it's true the march quarter just as iwas in december quarter. gave up four tasks for revenue 51.5 and $53.5 million at the midpoint. for nightly business report i'm josh lipton, california. >> let's turn to angelo si no for more on apple results. goodo seeou thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> we kept hearing rumors about decline and demand for iphone, they were cutting back on component order, all these things. then we get this kind of a report, blah w are to make of the iphone right now? >> think at the end of the day, the way we have to look at this is, sten, iphones are probably not going to be a growth story for this company going forward. with that being said, i think the fear that has been built t in stock in the sense that, you know, we're going to look for significant declines in the iphone busines is also not going to happen. i think this is a more mature business. you'll probably see studi goin forward. i think apple shift towards higher price devics something i think will continue to succeed in future cycles

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iwas up to be formal when the moment calls.peated but they did before william's wedding. and what we have also heard today is that the duke of edinburgh will be there. recently he had his hip surgery. the ceo of the firm. impressive though. he has got great jeans and he firm. impressive though. he has got greatjeans and he lives well. follows is doctor pol pot orders and i'm looking forward to cheering our girl as she comes down from clifton house and the second of all there'll bea house and the second of all there'll be a huge cheer when they turn around and they begin. after she does her deep curtsy. and they walk out as husband and wife and i think there will be a kiss the stairs. i don't think the wedding dress will be revealing, it is the church of england. i don't think she will be stra pless, england. i don't think she will be strapless, but i think it will be a little bit conservative but not, i think the evening dress will be more loose. let's get a chat with these people over here. where are you from? my name is nicol

having a ticket, you know, iwas the world cup final.lighted to have the opportunity to go, but it looks like that is going to be taken away. chris sutton, one of the unlucky ones. the club are attempting to rectify the situation. they released a statement. that would be great news for chris sutton and those who have been affected. well if liverpool are to add kiev to their list of european successes you expect a certain egyptian to play an integral part in that following a breakthrough season few could have predicted. joe lynskey‘s been looking at the rise and rise of mo salah. with ten goals in the champions league and 32 in the premier league this has been a season of individual dominance for mo salah. he‘s won all of the domestic personal accolade and goes into this champions league final with some people wondering if he could be on his way to winning the ballon d‘0r, the award for the world‘s best player. these were the humble beginnings where he started his footballing journey, not far from the banks of the nile in his hometown in

with silverstone, my first grand prix i never even raced i was first grand prix i never even raced iwasital with a broken collarbone. i was on the podium in 2016, i was fourth in 2017 so you have to think it will turn around and hopefully we can win one. having wed in three different bikes in moto gp cal crutchlow seems to finally form —— finally found his form on the honda. maybe the long wait could soon the honda. maybe the long wait could soon be over. let's go back now to manchester and the city parade now with katharine. the streets are packed in every direction with manchester city fans. the flags are flying and we are just a few minutes away from pep guardiola and the team taking to the stage to parade the premier league trophy and the cup of course which they won back in february but that's no fa cup, no champions league title, but what are these it ever been for manchester city nevertheless. 100 points, the new benchmark to beat. 0nce nevertheless. 100 points, the new benchmark to beat. once the premier league reconvenes in

i was in ukraine, iwas impersonating kim jong-un?ys travelling, i was in hollywood couple of weeks ago. howard x, let's get you now into performance mode. i am now speaking to kim jong—un, into performance mode. i am now speaking to kimjong—un, what do into performance mode. i am now speaking to kim jong—un, what do you think of singapore? as the greatest dictator on earth, let me say it is awesome to be in the greatest dictatorship of singapore in the world. the most efficient dictatorship, i have a lot of respect for you and a lot of respect for your father. what is the best food you have had in singapore?m has got to be the chicken rice. i can eat that every day. what about the dorian? no, iam not map. can eat that every day. what about the dorian? no, i am not map. what about the upcoming summer with donald trump? i think it will be salt in peace. from what i have heard, they are the same person with the same personality so hopefully they will get along. on that note, kimjong—un, they will get along. on that note, kim jong—un, ak

told war stories to my grandfather, but it wasn't until i was my grandfather, but it wasn't until iwasi really started to take notice about what he was saying about world war i. he have to dojump saying about world war i. he have to do jump from saying about world war i. he have to dojumpfrom a saying about world war i. he have to dojump from a sinking ship, did he ever talk about that?” dojump from a sinking ship, did he ever talk about that? i remember him saying that. he just had to do what he had to do. so, you know. it was hard. he said it was very hard. it impacted him, because he still talked about it for years and years, if anybody would ask him about it, and his memory was still really very clear on it. even as he aged and aged and aged. donald cooper's life touched three centuries. he outlived everybody on the otranto, reaching the age of 104. when private donald cooper was laid to rest in this georgia cemetery, the sinking of the otranto passed from living memory into history. the same is true for the tuscania. but in this centenary year, there are people here in the united

iwas lucky of us, the bbcjournalist kate aid. -- kate 80.got able to do so many stories. i've got a huge amount of members, and most of them on the work side, admittedly some of the stories are a bit grim. on the work site, with great gangs like we have here tonight, it was great, it was wonderful, it is fascinating, surprising. what more could you ask was what congratulations to kate there. a picture of the queen's official consent for prince harry's marriage to meghan markle has been released. the formal record is handwritten by one of the crown office's own artists, and signed "elizabeth r" by the queen. it will be presented to the couple after their wedding next weekend. the couple's wedding will include an address from a senior african american bishop. meghan markle herself is mixed race, her mother doria is african american, and her heritage has been the source of much comment even before the engagement. colleen harris has been exploring how some in britain's black community view her arrival in the royal family this is a moment that ca

iwas, like, "well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man!" to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! adina campbell, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to entertainment journalist kj matthews and i asked her if people were excited about the royal wedding in la. america is more obsessed with the royals than we are with hollywood celebrities. it is pure pandemonium here. we love the royal family. we particularly love meghan markle because she is a home town girl. she was born and raised here in los angeles. so naturally la is elated, thrilled, and beside themselves right now. it will be 3am when the wedding is happening, will people be watching it? absolutely! in fact, her high school, a catholic all—girls high school, the immaculate heart, they will have a summer party. they have invited students to come in around 1 o'clock, two o'clock in the morning and it is about 3:30am or 4am is when the wedding happens here in la and they said they will stay up all night because they want

iwas, like, well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man! design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! adina campbell, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc world news. fellow there. we ended the week on a lovely note, thanks to this big area of high pressure which will still be with us during the weekend and for money this into next week as well. weather watcher photos poring through of the glorious sunset up and down the uk. you can see how beautiful the skies were to end friday. as we had on into the weekend we are going to see more of the same for many of us, strong sunshine and a bit warmer as well. as we head into the early hours of saturday there will be a bit more cloud across northern and western parts of scotland. more of a breeze here as well. not too bad with temperatures around double figures, i think, for most. further south, particularly in eastern areas, it is going to be another chilly start to saturday, maybe even a touch of grass frost in places and also a bit of mist and fog too. there is

iwas in recently impersonating kim jong—un? i was in ukraine, i was in russia, i was in taiwan.s get you into performance mode. i am 110w get you into performance mode. i am now speaking to kim jong—un, get you into performance mode. i am now speaking to kimjong—un, what get you into performance mode. i am now speaking to kim jong—un, what do you think of singapore? as the greatest dictator on earth, let me say it is awesome to be in the greatest dictatorship of singapore in the world. the most efficient dictatorship, i have a lot of respect for you and a lot of respect for your father. what is the best food you have had in singapore?m has got to be the chicken rice, no doubt about it, i can eat it every day. what do you think of the upcoming summit with president trump? i think the upcoming summit will hopefully result in peace, because from what i've heard, they are because from what i've heard, they a re really because from what i've heard, they are really the same person with the same personality. hopefully they will get along. kim jong-un lookalike, howard x, thank you for

iwas american tv crew at the place i was being held. i was labelled a trokosi 01’ being held.paying for crime committed my uncle. but this support changed everything. an american viewerflew support changed everything. an american viewer flew to ghana to negotiate my release and he adopted me. now that i am older, ifeel ready to explore the cultural background of trokosi. trokosi was made illegal in 1998, year after was freed, but no priest had ever been prosecuted. i met this young 14—year—old girl who is serving as a trokosi. i felt ifelt sad. she i felt sad. she came ifelt sad. she came here i felt sad. she came here two years ago, at the age of 12. so she misses her mum. i don't see how we can justify that. it was time for me to visit my birth family in togo again. i had come to the village a few times but they never had the courage to ask why they gave me away. i was 110w to ask why they gave me away. i was now ready to ask my dad why he had agreed with my uncle. —— what he had agreed. my my uncle had committed adultery. his house was in the capital, long way from my villa

that were actually doing these experiments, i was really, that were actually doing these experiments, iwasd then i think that also it is important to point out that the pace of scientific research has accelerated tremendously with this technology. it has been incredible to see all the different ways that this tool is being used in fields of agriculture, biomedicine, what i would call synthetic biology, it is very, very profound changes. 0k, well, starting with medicine and you have used the example of sickle—cell anaemia and how easily it can work. how would it be used in humans? well, currently, the idea would be to edit the cells that are the, really the precursors to blood cells, these are called stem cells and the strategy is to remove the cells from a patient that has this disease, make the corrections to the dna, and then replace those cells so that they can repopulate the blood system. so from the patient's point of view, it would be as simple as an injection? —— blood supply system. well, no, because at the moment this would have to be done as a bone marrow transplant. it would inv

iwas, like, "well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man!"ng to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! the latest headlines: prince harry is greeted with shouts of good luck from well—wishers as he goes on a surprise walkabout in windsor on the eve of his wedding. meanwhile, meghan markle and her mother arrived ata meghan markle and her mother arrived at a nearby country hotel where they are spending the night. meghan markle said she was feeling wonderful. the former russian spy, sergei skripal, has been discharged from hospital. he was left critically ill for over ten weeks, following his exposure to a nerve agent in salisbury. his daughter yulia, who was also poisoned, was discharged last month. britain has accused russia of being behind the attack, something moscow denies. daniel sandford reports from salisbury. when they were first poisoned with a military—grade nerve agent almost 11 weeks ago, there were concerns they might not survive. but now, 5.5 weeks after hi

iwas moment that they will be arriving very, very soon.ove in the streets of windsor for bumping into could not move in the streets of windsorfor bumping into camera ci’ews windsorfor bumping into camera crews and reporters, all trying to get a sense in the few days we have left to prepare for this huge event and of course, for harry meghan markle, it is such a huge occasion. there are so many questions still about her father, thomas michael, and his involvement if at all in the wedding. that is very much on the mines, of course, of meghan markle and the family. but there is a lot to do and a lot to prepare for today and tomorrow as we get closer to this huge event. —— thomas markle. trumpets and trees are not the first things that spring to mind when you are planning a wedding but of course it isa are planning a wedding but of course it is a royal occasion, it does demand something even more special. so what is it like to be asked by royal wedding planners to provide your services? what a blast. in this north yorkshire farmhouse, they do

iwas... frozen. meet adrian, once a victim of sextortion. now, warning others about the risk.e blue, we get a friend request. where are you from? she is very pretty. flirty. in her own words, naughty. this scam develops in minutes, live in front of our eyes. so you are really moments away from being scammed? yes, literally minutes away. the trap is set, she is keen to move from facebook to skype. she has suggested videocalling and she has said, i am going to show you naked and you also. but she is not real. just a pornographic video, operated by a scammer, waiting to film and record us, their next victim. of course, we cannot show you what would happen next. it might start with a girl, slowly undressing and all of that. anything to just basically get you to show your face and your private parts. is it threatening? the next message was definitely threatening. it was saying, you know what this is, i will show it to your friends and family. what did you have to do to stop them? give them money. money that more and more ends up here in the ivory coast in west africa. cash transfer

iwas, like, wow, prince harry's lucky. he's a lucky man.stion — what are you going to be wearing? african and english designs. you wait till that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! and for everyone else, this is the next best spot to be in. this is where prince harry and meghan markle will hold their official procession. as you can see, people are starting to back best position possible to get a glimpse of the newly married couple —— people are starting to bag the best position. for everyone else, of course, there is the new screen behind me. adina, thank you. there is a tremendous atmosphere in this small town, already teeming with visitors and royal fans. harry and meghan, like other royal couples before them, have decided to take a carriage ride after their wedding vows to greet the crowds. i went to find the best places to spot them along the procession route. the banners are hung. the bunting is ready. at 1pm tomorrow, the royal couple will appear on the chapel steps to board their carriage, and ascot landau, pulled by

next thing i know, iwas in because it was really stressful for me.urpose again and i think i would not be here without her. i fundamentally would not be. it is just incredible. she is adorable now, anyway. but she is a life—saver. sarah taylor talking about her daughter. that interview, you can listen to info on the stunt podcasts available for download from tomorrow. you can listen to that interview in full on the stumped podcast, that's avaialbale to download from tomorrow. that's it for this sportsday, our top story tonight, steven gerrard is the new maanger at rangers. he says he had a special feeling when the club approached him ...'there's only one way to go and get experience, and that is to believe in yourself that you have the right characteristics to take the challenge head on."....from all of us at the bbc sport centre , have a great weekend whatever sport you're following. you may have heard the good news by now the some surprisingly pleasant weather on the way. most places looking drive but northwest: quite breezy windbreaks of rain. see

iwas, like, "well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man!"re you going to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! iam i am slightly jealous, i am slightlyjealous, if you look behind me there, that is a shot of wins a behind me there, that is a shot of winsa high behind me there, that is a shot of wins a high street, and if you look to the right you can see some of the people camped out, on the pavement. just to let you know that this is going to be everywhere, wall—to—wall coverage of this wedding will be everywhere, but the best place to watch it will be here on the bbc from five o'clock uk time, so just under three hours time we will have full coverage without team of presenters who are there, reporters all around and it will be happening throughout the day. it will be exciting for those who want to watch it, and for those who don't, well, it, and for those who don't, well, it is still a day to remember. you can have some kind of street party if you don't want to watc

iwas, like, well, prince harry's lucky! he's a lucky man!hat are you going to be wearing? african and english design. so, you wait for that day, you will be so jealous of my beautiful outfit! adina campbell, bbc news. our royal correspondent, nick witchell, is with me. nick, the only member of megan markle's family who'll be coming to the wedding tomorrow will be her mother. it's been a difficult few days for her. there is no denying that, no. many families have ends is, it —— many families have ends is, it —— many families have ends is, it —— many families have issues and bumpy moments and we have seen evidence of both. there were moments kensington palace was in danger of losing control but nobody wanted clarity more than the royal household. a line was drawn yesterday and now prince charles has this great opportunity to be seen by the watching world very publicly to be welcoming meghan markle to the british royal family. this will be put behind them tomorrow. but tomorrow should be a joyous day. yes, we know not everybody in this country

so, yeah, last night, iwas out and about with my family, and we saw through social media that there had pa rt had been flooding again in this early part area so it was a case of we thought it was probably going to be, here we go again, and then the photos of the catastrophe on the road started coming through and the water was submerging cars, well, almost submerging cars, above waist height so i left it a little bit of time and took a drive back but the road was closed off so i eventually ended up getting a lift home on a kind of raft with the fire service, who kindly brought me to my front door. have you heard from any other people living nearby who have got themselves into trouble? clearly you we re themselves into trouble? clearly you were safe but it must have been pretty frightening for people. yes, we are quite lucky because this happened in 2016 as well and we escaped. it was a lot worse then, i think, there were cars floating down the road on that occasion. but we escaped any kind of real damage at that point, and i think the same people who were hit last time have been hit agai

so, um, iwas... me and him talked about it, like.ys, "well, that is why i'm doing this, i want a better future for the baby. " and the baby was you. yeah, it was me. well, that was actually very bittersweet for me, as my mother passed away 25 years ago ago. in my life, i've never, ever seen it before, so it was nice. did he make a better country for it? well, at the time of me growing up, nothing much had changed. but now, with my own children, it is a lot better. it really is a lot better. he mightn‘t have made it better for me at that time, but he's made it better for his grandchildren, which is a good thing. this is martin gallen‘s dayjob. besides being president of the strabane chamber of commerce, he makes uilleann pipes entirely on his own. the strabane you saw in 1974 wasn't a nice place. the people are the same, the people are still the same — resilient, bullet—proof people that, no matter what's thrown at them, they'll get up and go about their business. but the town, there was no investment, there was very fewjobs. the plac

iwas very angry.ng out in public. i always thought someone mightjust give public. i always thought someone might just give me public. i always thought someone mightjust give me a racist comment or whatever. it was a true shock to me. hopefully i can give out the message that that isn't the true meaning of islam, and my sole intention as soon as i entered those doors was to help and to save as many people as possible. it wasn't anything else. it was an incredibly brave thing to do. and it also had a personal impact. is it important to mark the anniversary for you? yes, we wa nt mark the anniversary for you? yes, we want to commemorate, we were sort of like a family. thousands of people there who were ariana grande fans. then 22 people and that family have been lost. it is like part of you is gone. singing one last time, and then you realise they sang that for the last time. and you imagine the arena without them singing it any more. it is important for you to mark the anniversary? very important. it is

iwas tickets cost, in the end, over 300 quid.ck down on nuisance calls by making the bosses of these companies liable for what they do. apparently they could be fined, the actual bosses could be fined, the actual bosses could be fined up to £500,000. if you have an experience of a nuisance call or two, let me know. good morning. day four of the french open has just got under way britain's cameron norrie is amongst those in second round action, but it's serena williams who's still dominating the headlines at roland garros. she's unseeded in paris after her time away from the game having given birth, but she beat krystina pliskova in straight sets in the first round. she wore a specially designed catsuit on court which she says helps her cope with bloodclots, but also made herfeel like a superhero. like i said, i feel like a warrior in it, like a warrior princess kind a queen from wakanda maybe. i'm always living in a fantasy world is it's kind of like, i've always i've always wanted to be a superhero, and it's kind of my way of be

iwas, you know. i starve was watching eurovision? i was, you know.this morning it is a lovely bright start. there is a lot of sunshine. a bit of mist and fog. that would clear within the next hour. those blue skies are really taking over. not completely dry everywhere. some rain in the forecast. it is in the north of england. that would tear away northwards. we should see plenty of sunshine. here is weatherfront. plaguing the eastern side yesterday afternoon and overnight. gradually curing. scotland will have a better afternoon with more sunshine. here it is around nine, ten o'clock, mainly across central, north—eastern areas. slowly clearing away. sunny skies in the south will filter the way northwards. a better day for the eastern side of england after any earlier rain clears from the fire south—east. a glorious afternoon for most. 16 to 19 celsius. the rain across the far north—east of scotla nd across the far north—east of scotland will move north, becoming confined to orkney and shetland. then shetland alone later in the night. the bottom end of

i was iwas in i was in spain today would meet with the spanish prosecutor.ne to spain. two police officers came to my hotel room. they asked for my identification. when they confirmed that i was bill browder, they said, mr browder, you're under arrest on a russian interpol notice. they then put me on the back of a police car. the degree to a police station. they kept me at a police station for a welcome headset —— they took me to a police station for a while. interval intervened. interval intervened and said this was not legitimately do not process this, please release mr browder. at about 11:30am this morning, i was released. as i mentioned, this was the sixth time russia has abused trying to have me arrested. another day, another twist in italy's search for a new government. it seems now that in the end, this man, the prime minister designate carlo cottarelli, won't try to form a government. and he's left it to these two men: luigi di maio, the leader of the five star movement and matteo salvini, leader of the league party. here's what di maio had to say:

and again, iwas goes quicker than you think!ms to be suiting me. 0k, i now take another which seems to be suiting me. ok, i i now take another which seems to be suiting me. 0k, ijust want to bring abbey back in if i may because your son who has adhd, he was diagnosed when he was six, he came off his medication, didn‘t he? when he was six, he came off his medication, didn't he? it's all still trial. he‘s on his third week without medication, he‘s been honoured since the age of six and he coming up to 12 now, this is the first time he‘s been off his medication. and, yes, interesting. briefly, we have got to tour the conversation to a close but what‘s the difference? there pros and cons. he does need support, he needs a lot of support, all these children need support. and with medication or without. there is a stigma that needs to go, it‘s awful. without. there is a stigma that needs to go, it's awful. thank you, all of you, i really appreciate you coming on the programme. a couple more messages, michelle says after my son was diag

features that i lived through church pike in the aftermath of the vietnam war, that was my war, and i iwas in thelligence community then, and i was around one of the two oversightommittees that were established. they have a special burden, in my mind, the membersho of two committees because they have to represent the rest of our citizens who, understandably, can't know all the details of intelyigence particulith respect to sensitive sources and methods. so the members on those committees havto represent our citizens to make sure that what the intelligence community is doing is legal, ethical and moral. we've had cases where, depending on the situation post-9/11, for example, where the intelligence community did things that, after the fact, people t objected and that sort of thing happens and it's one of the challenges of serving in the intligence community. >> woodruff: one of the things you write or have spoken ashut, ld say, in addition to writing about it very candiy is how you have concluded after what happened in 2016 that the russians n only affected -- tried to affect the election,

no, i don't think i had much to worry about, but during my period of time, iwas worry about, but during people get to see me, they say, i grew up during yourtime, igot see me, they say, i grew up during your time, i got a good education during yourtime, your time, i got a good education during your time, thank you very much. even now, people come up to me to say thank you. 92 years old, some say you cannot give up politics, that you just cannot let go.|j say you cannot give up politics, that you just cannot let go. i want to give up politics, but seeing the way that najib razak was destroying the country, i would be irresponsible if i would think only about resting after retirement. the former malaysian prime minister talking to jonathan head. the disappointment is palpable, but archaeologists say they've found no evidence of a secret chamber inside the tomb of the boy king, tutankhamun. initial readings of radar imagery three years ago suggested there may have been a hidden cavity within the walls. that caused much excitement in the world of archaeology, and speculation that the room m

kind of, iwas helped you forbid performances like tonight?high notes. use the elements now, it is good for breeding and singing high notesm has been incredibly exciting year for you. you won the brit awards critics choice. i did not think i would win that at all. i did not expect that. i am very grateful, very honoured. we are representing the uk, so it is great. what do you think the atmosphere will be like year later? hopefully fun, and hopefully it doesn't rain. everyone enjoying themselves. you have a new album coming out. that must be very personal to you. yes, album coming out. that must be very personalto you. yes, i cannot wait, lost & found. i'm looking forward to seeing anne—marie and ed sheeran. have a great set later on. we will speak about what is happening here and in the rest of the uk for the biggest weekend. back to the studio. is the double foodie thing —— hoodie thing i think. wane i can imagine wearing any kind of hoodie, to be honest. iam sure honest. i am sure i have seen somewhere an act of parliament that says it is a

when iwas in i want to look at more closely.kes. i think i am right in saying that my predecessor sometime allow the use of a new type of taser, and that is good, but there is no point in allowing that and they're there is no point in allowing that and they‘ re not there is no point in allowing that and they're not making sure officers have it. i do want to look at that and look at the best way to do it, but it goes to my commitment to make sure that you as officers have the best equip and that you need. thanks for sharing it. the home secretary, sajid javid, he has been speaking in birmingham, and the message he wa nted birmingham, and the message he wanted to get across is that he gets the frustration that rank and file police officers feel because his brother is a police officer. it comes brother is a police officer. it co m es after brother is a police officer. it comes after difficult relationship notably the bisley between the prime minister, theresa may and the home secretary —— as she was, then, home secretary —— as she

such a busy, iwas hello.xciting time and it is for a lot of people but we have to start with the news about meghan markle's father. yes. the impact that has with a8 hours to go, what is your take on the impact this is happening? listen, we were all talking about it and it is u nfortu nate. talking about it and it is unfortunate. i don't think it is going to overshadow the big day. thank goodness it happened earlier in the week. i know it's only days to go but i think they will still have a wonderful wedding day and there is obviously still speculation, the matter is not closed because we still don't know who will walk meghan dunn the aisle but i don't think we will have to wait much longer. i was told by kensington palace earlier that the decision was still being made which suggest they are still talking about it, daniela relph was saying it be down ”g prince of step e down ”g prince of step etaow i ”g prince of step etaow i think; prince of is jjeer mother, - was making the to her mother, she was making the

iwas in has been round for nearly two years.ad a new agreement which commits us all to moving to more frictionless trade. it means we have to look at light regulatory touch, we have to look at electronic ways of diminishing kothss at border, that is -- diminishing kothss at border, that is —— cost, that is way the world is going. to get that in place, lots of people might say it sound great. we are almost at the end of the road in this process, brexit is upon us and we are still talking about what might be possible or the kinds of things that might work, that is why people are, they are right to be alarmed aren't we? we can only go as fa st alarmed aren't we? we can only go as fast as the technology allows us to go but we have to lock to see what the best is. how is it that us and canada for example can manage a virtually frictionless border? we already have differences, in, with ireland, with the different currency, we have different rates of duty and we make that work. the question is not really about whether these things mayb

iwa knew that hillary clinton, f course was going to win. >> that didn't disagree with what i said. >> no, it doesn't, no, it doesn't really disagree with what i said, you're right, but let me just -- >> yea. you scared me. >> i'm sorry. >> you can disagree with me though. that's fine. [laughter]. >> for god's sake, man. >> this is the interesting thing about conservatism in the trump era that he does so much that is conservative so he appoints john bolton but he is not part of the conservative brand in the same way. >> i know. but that doesn't bother me. let me just go on. since, however he has become president, he has initiated and followed through on issues, policies, that i am -- >> and appointments. >> andnd appointments that are courageous, that are disapproved by the state department, i know that to be true, and i give this guy, as far as i'm concerned, the policies take precedence over what i consider to be character flaws that i don't want little kids to say, i want to be president the way to do it is insult every one else. and love yourself. i don't want that to be something

iwas astonished. she smiled even when she was singing, which was quite something.um. she would never imagine she would end up here with her daughter marrying into the royal family. she looked like she was crying. beautiful. you're both fashion designers so you know more about the details that go into those but there was a shot as she left the church, and i do not know if we can show that, where she walks down the charge, the dress cascades by inter, and the vale cascades buying that. i a lwa ys and the vale cascades buying that. i always think it must have been planned. somebody with a very good at it. i like to think they rehearsed it, which is how it works. picture perfect. that is exactly how fashion dresses should be. stunning, stunning. thank you forjoining us. that is the view on the dress. everyone was waiting for it. it was givenchy, and in that surprised people, a young woman who calls herself a feminist and is now the artistic director, the first female artistic director, the first female artistic director, the first female artistic director at givenchy.

iwas time for the family, following the fire. i was in a coma and hospitalised.rt, and even though they had only been with saberin even though they had only been with saber ina even though they had only been with saber in a short period of time he knew he was a kind person and wanted to say that. saber have that kind of effect on people, who was loved by family and friends, who was loved by his neighbours and customers alike. it was a much loved and very popular man. we were delighted when we were offered a flat at grenfell tower in 1999. we decorated our flat regularly and had many happy times in there together. we were a close community at grenfell tower and our door was always open to our neighbours. sadly we lost many friends and neighbours in the fire including two young girls on our floor to would regularly come into our flat to see us. they always came in to look at tropical fish tank which we had in our flat. looking back at the most recent times, i would say the two proudest moments we re would say the two proudest moments were first being at the engagem

last year i went to the bfi to see another of my favourite films, seven samurai, iwas another of my favouritesupposed to be an enjoyable safe experience and instead it turned into a nightmare where she felt she was assaulted and humiliated. nobody can imagine what it is like. as tamsin says, she has been treated badly by people all of her life, people whojust been treated badly by people all of her life, people who just do been treated badly by people all of her life, people whojust do not understand autism and they think she is badly behaved or a bit too loud or may be a woman should not behave like that. i think that is the wider issue that we are trying to address, people need to be aware of autism and it is a very wide spectrum and no two people on the spectrum are like, how do you educate the public? let me bring in chris. how do you do it? there are two separate problems. one is around the public's understanding of autism. we know the public does not really understand autism, not many people tell us that they think the public understand autism, we have a campaign, we want the public to

iwas surprised. everybody has been very positive about it and very encouraging. are brought up and even in the traditional form it can be quite dysfunctional. frankie lives in a household where he gets a lot of attention, he is loved very much and he has a wider family. the general thing is interested really, people are interested in how it has happened and pleased for me that i have been able to do it after searching for so many years. thank you for coming on the programme, claire and emily. let‘s see if you gain any traction with getting the law changed. and your messages about childhood obesity. we will be talking much more about it after ten o‘clock. if you have got personal experience, get in touch. if you are a primary school teacher we would love to talk to you. sheila says, my own experience with my eldest son they give another view. despite a healthy diet and plenty of exercise in the form of football, swimming, tennis and judo, my son was overweight during the ages of 8—13. however, he grew six inches, lost loads of weight and became slim. it is not alw

at the time, iwas completely changed my life. at the time, i was still living with my mother.when the news came about, injanuary, the hardest conversation i have had was to tell my wife that i could potentially lose myjob. i've been quite lucky to keep it up until now. but you have been given your notice?” to keep it up until now. but you have been given your notice? i have got another couple of weeks left of work. one of the carillion initiatives that we have lamented was the pre—apprenticeship programme that we had. because that was part of thejob that we had. because that was part of the job that is going to cease... how do you feel about that? it is hard? i never thought i would be in this position again. having to look for a job this position again. having to look forajob again? this position again. having to look for a job again? i applied forjobs in the last month or so. as an individual, i am just not getting any feedback. it is hard for me, because i don't know what i've been doing wrong. i've been quite lucky, i have made some friends within carillion that are helpin

iwas ata the way the film industry operates? the yachts trying to seduce women. it still goes on but most people were a bit more careful about how they behave in the film industry and beyond and i think it is a hugely important thing. the ramifications continue in the film industry and the types of films being made and people are aware that female directors need more opportunities so the influences very large. thank you for talking to us about that. we are reflecting upon the arrival of harvey weinstein at the police in new york to hand himself in to the new york police department. it is time for a look at the weather forecast. hello. the bank holiday weekend is fast approaching and it is still looking warm for all of us but there will be subtle differences. today the best of the sunshine is in scotla nd the best of the sunshine is in scotland and northern ireland with a risk of thundery showers in the south and not as much widespread rain as there has been. it will ease away and there is developing sunshine further south which

. >> iwas going to bring it back the markets., mike and lawrence, right now ashley webster is in for stuart varney. can you ask larry kudlow to unblock me on twitter? i'm not kidding, please. ashley: first peter navarro, it's all about dagen mcdowell being blocked. yes, stuart is sick today. we hope he gets better very soon. we always have a big show for you. larry cud low as we just said chairman of the president's council of economic advisers, he will be joining us in about ten minutes, lots of questions for him, of course. we will talk about the economy and the market, plus, he will be in the room for the high-level trade talks with china today. what does he hope will happen? reports of a rift during those talks, kudlow and peter navarro on one side, mnuchin on the

iwas to help people with dementia is a bonus, definitely. me. we were going to make it work but i had no idea how the residents would react to it or what impact it would have on the individuals with dementia that we ca re individuals with dementia that we care for. it obviously had a significantly positive impact. why do you think it worked? people lose confidence with the dementia. the children were honest, they were not judgmental, the individuals were able to be themselves and they felt listened to, i believe. they had fun and it was just unbelievable. it was so exciting to see. i had a lump in my throat all week watching it. you could see some pink —— something opening up in the residence, like a light shining, like they had not seen light shining, like they had not seen for a long time. we could see a different side of them, a total difference in the residents. one of the ladies, mo, she would not engage with us, but we gave her a doll for the therapy because she wanted to express her love and affection and it worked for the doll but we