jeremy hunt were saying all of tack.ere saying all of this while he was in germany, i think it was, that day, and i think the germans probably thought he would be going there with rather more emollient language on a bit of a charm offensive but in fact he has gone over there and said if we get a no deal, it is your fault. yes, it looks like the blame game has started and we are running out of time. august, traditionally not a lot of work gets done. the french aren't back until september. quite. the october summit is coming up, which is the one where the deal is meant to be done, because they need six months to get it ratified through all the national parliament and the european parliaments, so we don't have a lot of time, and it looks like it is about expectation management. if there is no deal, it is not our fault, it is those guys. he said that in his beach, then he we nt he said that in his beach, then he went on twitter and said the only person rejoicing if there was a no—deal brexit is vladimir putin, so he isjackin

the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has warned the uk could crash out of the eu without a deal by accident unless officials in brussels change their approach. the home office says it won't oppose the use of the death penalty if two british men suspected of being islamic state militants are put on trial in america. labour mps will be balloted on whether the party's rules on anti—semitism should correspond with internationally—recognised norms. also coming up: president trump threatens to revoke security clearances belonging to critics of his administration. the white house targets former intelligence and security chiefs including ex—cia directorjohn brennan, and former fbi chief, james comey. and 60 singers scale the peaks of the lake district, commemorating the fallen heroes of the first world war. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers the broadcaster and journalist, aasmah mir, and the editor of politicshome, kevin schofield. stay with us for that. good evening and welcome to bbc news. it's been the uk's hottest day of the year so far. temperatu

secretary jeremy hunt hi again, wilfred? sarah, yes indeed so brexit development have caused a tumultuous week for the u.k. prime minister theresa may in the domestic policy politics as members of her own party have clashed clashed on the best way forward with brexit. that culminated in the coronation of -- >> i'm going to a few hot spots. we have nato, the u.k. and then we have putin. and as i said putin may be the easiest of them all. you never know but i'm going to a pretty hot spot right now, right, with a lot of resignations. >> now, earlier i sat down with boris johnson's replacement, the new u.k. foreign secretary and asked him how the prime minister is holding up. >> this prime minister has been through many, many tough weeks and people always underestimate her resilience, but she is one of the toughest, strongest people i've ever met and i have to tell i've been with her for the last couple of days in brussels, you wouldn't know she's been through a tough week at all. she's just amazing >> now, a resounding vote of

and in a move to shore up her cabinet, theresa may appoints jeremy hunt as the new foreign secretary,ith matt hancock taking over as health secretary. but the prime minister tells mps in the commons she is prepared to fight to keep herjob, and still believes in the government's vision for brexit. good evening, welcome to bbc news. theresa may has been fighting to maintain support for her brexit strategy following the resignation of boris johnson as foreign secretary. he was the second senior minister to leave the government in the space of a few hours after david davis resigned overnight at brexit secretary. a short while ago, mrjohnson rounded on the prime minister's leadership, accusing mrs may of drawing up plans which would reduce the united kingdom to the status of a colony. his replacement as foreign secretary isjeremy hunt and the new health secretary is matt hancock. amid a deepening political crisis, downing street said the prime minister would fight any attempt to remove her as conservative leader. our politicial editor, laura kuenssberg, has the latest on a day of turbulenc

we have an analysis from our political editor and lots of quotes from people like jeremy hunt and jeremyd other political players. moving on, the story breaking overnight, donald trump announcing his nominee for the supreme court. judge brett kavanaugh, someone who is well known the. yes, he worked with george bush, he is known as right wing but people would be concerned as to what it means. people worried about abortion in the us, but he said in his speech, i listened to his speech, he said he is looking at president. unless the people are worried about environmental rights versus how much can the state regulate the environment? people are worried about universal care, the affordable ca re about universal care, the affordable care at. —— act. one thing donald trump likes is that he has come out clearly saying that a sitting president should not be legally challenged which is something in the face of what is happening with the robert mu enquiry, trump probably like. —— robert meuller. when trump was investigated and tried to impeach clinton. obviously there is a process that will take pl

she vote in parliament that she will not alter her color approach to express it and she appointed jeremy hunt as a new foreign minister mr hunt is one of the remain until the republican for a friend of over the next two years ago now he's also fighting for it but he is more or less on the same pas as mrs may now is and he's the opposite of boris johnson the foreign secretary. who resigned as he was he was more or less a loose cannon in this cabinet of a dangerous threat to mrs may all the time but the boys knew mutiny in the conservative party tonight no votes for no confidence vote to set in motion a but there's still the possibility that there will be a challenge to the leadership of mrs may of the conservative party and the person to challenge could well be mr johnson himself the now former u.k. foreign minister boris johnson he released a statement a short while ago he wrote that it was with sadness that he had stepped down from his role as board minister he said that may's softer negotiating position meant that the brakes it dream was dying in referring to the plan to remain closely alig

foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, warns of the uk crashing out of the eu without a deal "by accident" —nless officials in brussels change their approach. the home office says it won't oppose the use of the death penalty, if two british men suspected of being islamic state militants, are put on trial in america. labour mps accept an emergency motion on anti—semitism — they will be balloted in september on whether the party's definition of anti—semitism should be brought in line with that of the international holocaust remembrance alliance. also coming up: amid rising tensions, donald trump and iran's president rouhani trade hostile warnings. hassan rouhani exclaimed conflict with iran would be "the mother of all wars" — president trump took to twitter in response warning iran it would suffer consequences if it continued to threaten the us. far from horsing around... unbridled joy for wallace — who's made history by becoming the first mule to win a dressage competition in the uk, against a field of horses and ponies it's been the hottest day of the year so far — it reached 33.3 degrees ce

for jeremy hunt the latest disarray in the u.k. government means a promotion steps up from running the health service to one of the very top posts in charge of foreign affairs the. principal job at a time of most importance for our country. when the prime minister said that we should get through an agreement with based on. his person and pretty says supporters johnson will now have to watch banks it unfold from the sidelines he at first accepted the proposal for a soft break sit the greek by the cabinet last week the prime minister to resign may's country retreat but on monday changed his mind saying the brics it dream is dead. first ago i was earlier was david davis the hardliners supposedly in charge of breck's it he and other right wingers say the prime minister is making too many concessions to the european union i'm worried that what the european union will do is simply take what we've offered and ask for more or white for more and i think if you've got to be a time or get a bit tougher with them and this should be the time. s

first words from jeremy hunt. what a wiki has got.ght, he has the balkans summit, he has the nato summit, years the visit of donald trump and the domestic uncertainty. let us start with the front page of the financial times. what do you make of the timing of their departures? obviously david davis winfred very late. it seems shambolic. he knew about the chequers deal on friday, you could have resigned then. there is talk about then deciding not to because they would have to walk to get a taxi home. then boris came well over 50 hours later. it makes you think that david davis could easily see he did it because he did not believe he could bring forward brexit in all honesty but boris just looks like he is chasing the leadership bid. she announced his resignation while he was still writing the letter, trying to get the upper hand. what do you make of the david davis resignation, that was the front page this morning. i'm sure it kept you up late. yes, it did. was it expected? people had been expecting david davis to go for a little while

jeremy hunt travel to berlin to meet his german counterpart. earlier. without a real change in approach from the emu -- eu a real change in approach from the emu —— eu negotiators, we do face a real risk of no deal by accident. that will be incredibly challenging economically. while jeremy hunt was in germany, theresa may stayed in the uk holding an event in the town of gateshead in northern england to explain the plan to leave the eu. she was asked by a member of the public whether the government was planning for a deal or no deal. here must answer. my aim is to bring forward a deal that the parliament will support because it will be a good deal to the united kingdom. 0bviously good deal to the united kingdom. obviously we are going into a negotiation and making sure we are prepared for no deal and government is stepping up its preparations because it only makes sense to be prepared for all contingencies. every year, more than 200,000 tourists visit the northern indian desert dunes. they offer an adventure of a lifetime but this is no ordinary

to the you stay as close as possible and it's just been announced the health secretary jeremy hunt will replace him. johnson has now published his resignation letter online he said that should have been about opportunity. but quote that dream is dulling suffocated by needless self-doubt he also claimed the country is now heading towards a somewhat bricks that the status of a colony. has the details on the shock resignation. the u.k. prime minister to resign may faced a tense meeting with tory m.p.'s and peers in parliament today as she was hoping to try and get control of her cabinet admits to all the infighting in her leadership isn't a huge risk out the moment the infighting surrounds may's idea for i think still a tainted customs arrangement that's about securing a trade deal with the u.k. leaves the next march two thousand and nineteen now the reason praxiteles are angry is because the current plan has been quoted as being a soft breakfast and closely aligned with the rules and may's having trouble balancing her cabinet at the moment and this is what has led to resignations these pa

has been named britain's new foreign secretary jeremy hunt the former health minister now the new foreign secretary of the u.k. or with the brics it crisis is deepening there has been reaction from brussels we've seen a tongue in cheek reaction from the president of the european council donald tusk he tweeted today politicians coming to go but the problems they have created for people remain i can only regret that the idea of breaks it has not left with davis and johnson but you know. he does know our very own moccasins in brussels on the story for us tonight georg the european union doesn't seem very impressed with what we saw today in london how are european countries how are they going to deal with the chaos that is unfolding right now. from the european perspective has proved to be very costly both regarding time and effort not to mention goodwill and so there was some hope here on the part of the european union that finally the the u.k. was about to put a plan on the table because from the european perspective what is holding things up in this whole negotiating process is the

jeremy hunt is a clean slate.ot as much as borisjohnson did. but historical baggage, not as much as boris johnson did. but the historical baggage, not as much as borisjohnson did. but the problems remain the same, namely that we are ata remain the same, namely that we are at a hugely sensitive moment for british policy. —— donald trump is coming to the uk at a time when there are tensions between both countries. mr trump trying to impose tariffs on us steel, threatening sanctions on british firms doing business in iran. few days after a british national has died on the streets of britain because of a suspected russian nerve agent attack. it would be an understatement to say mr hunt does not faze some substantial new challenges when he enters this office tomorrow. — — challenges when he enters this office tomorrow. —— face. however, perhaps his biggest challenge is this. britain has a foreign policy called global britain, designed to suggest britain is not putting it out in the sand after brexit. but mr johnson has

in jeremy hunt's mind is to help it get going.er a curious deal in which they were given stories to use although the bbc didn't use most of them. net effect, these stations we re of them. net effect, these stations were never barrable. surprisingly not many have gone out of business because there are two groups out there trying to hoover up these licenses believing one day they will get back to the real idea of a network —— viable. but i doubt if that will happen. are any thriving? without going through the financial details of any, but in scotland, stv, they already run the newsroom for scotland, when they started a local station for edinburgh and glasgow, everyone thought that was a goodidea glasgow, everyone thought that was a good idea because you got half the infrastructure in place and a few weeks ago they gave them away to somebody trying to build up these licenses. if it doesn't work in a place where there is strong local identity, edinburgh and glasgow, where there's the infrastructure, where there's the infrastructure, w

former health secretary jeremy hunt steps into johnson's shoes top level cabinet resignations usually spell trouble for a government and boris johnson's resignation might well have led to a leadership challenge but the reason may appears to have emerged unscathed from a meeting of the party for now she may yet be around to continue negotiations with the european union even if the e.u. has had yet another demonstration of just how vulnerable she is. in parliament earlier mrs may faced laughter and derision from the opposition and stony faces from her own side in the two years since the referendum we have had a spirited national debate i went through past you coming around the cabinet table as they have on from the stables up and down the country how can anyone have faith in the prime minister getting good good deal with twenty seven european union governments when she can't even broker a deal within her own cabinet. the internal divisions of the conservative party over the european union were among the reasons the previous prime minister david cameron called the twenty sixteen breaks i

has new foreign secretary following the resignation of boris johnson has been replaced by jeremy hunt there's been a string of departures by key breaks the tears over the government's adoption of a softer approach to leaving the e.u. the new foreign secretary jeremy hunt has been serving as the country's health secretary for the past six years he supported the remain campaign during the two thousand and sixteen bucks that referendum though he claims to have since become a bricks a tear as forced johnson was leaving his official residence in central london after his resignation he was bombarded with questions from reporters. the other one this is a call for. mr jones thank you for that is that. you think you could do a better job than the prime minister. definitely quite chaotic times here in britain first of all we do of course have bracks it looming with really just months to go before it becomes a reality and here we are in a situation where teresa mayes cabinet certainly seems to be in a state of disarray not only do we have two of the top ministers connected to bracks it coming an

now the new foreign secretary jeremy hunt has been serving as the country's health secretary for the past six years though he. has been supporting the romane during the twenty sixth referendum though he claims to have. he has been following the twists and turns of the crisis u.k. policy. it is falling apart within twenty four hours we've seen the resignation of three cabinet ministers including the u.k. foreign secretary brics it should be about opportunity and hope we appear to be heading for a semi brics it we are truly headed for the status of colony but i want to recognize the work of the former secretary of state for exit in the european union so how can anyone have strace in the prime minister get a good good deal with twenty seven european union governments when she can't even broker a deal within the peronne cabinet. to reason why is no stranger to political disasters following has nothing action she failed to get a majority think he's had problems like at the grandfather soft last year and the fact that negotiations of falling apart either poll about teresa mayes general app

the new foreign secretary jeremy hunt has been surfing is the country's health secretary for the past six years he supported the remain campaign during the twenty sixth referendum that he claims to have since become. as it was leaving his official residence in central london after his resignation he was bothered with questions from reporters. the your mother was a girl for. most the jokes and you think private is the devil right so do. you think you could do a better job than the prime minister. u.k. politics is falling apart within twenty four hours we've seen the resignation of three cabinet ministers including the u.k. foreign secretary bricks it should be about opportunity and hope we appear to be heading for a semi bricks it we are truly headed for the status of colony i want to recognize the work of the former secretary of state for accepting the european union to recognise the passion that the former foreign secretary demonstrated. how can anyone have strays in the prime minister get a good good deal with twenty seven european union governments when she can't even broker a deal

jeremy hunt, who backed remain, takes over at foreign secretary. ock takes over hisjob as secretary. matthew hancock takes over his job as health secretary and jeremy right, the former attorney general, is promoted to culture secretary. today in downing street, the new look candidate will meet for the first time. some hope it will be more united but for the prime minister, the fight to keep her party onside is far from over. it will be another interesting day down here. let's have a look at the papers. the brexit dream is dying, that's the daily telegraph, the quote from a letter to theresa may from borisjohnson. quote from a letter to theresa may from boris johnson. the quote from a letter to theresa may from borisjohnson. the front page of the mail, a bit windy this morning, you can see the themes developing. boris goes in for the kill. those are some of the quotes we will look at this morning. this is the front page of the guardian, may loses johnson but faces down brexit rebels for now. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, is here. let's t

has a new secretary following the resignation of boris johnson who's now been replaced by jeremy hunt has been a string of departures by keep over the government's adoption of a softer approach to leaving the e.u. now the new foreign secretary jeremy hunt has been serving as the country's health secretary for the past six years he supported the remaining pain during the twenty sixth referendum he claims to have since become. as boris johnson was leaving his official residence in central london after his resignation he was bombarded with questions from reporters. the woman who was this is a girl for. most the jokes and you think the private is the devil bret's do. you think you could do a better job than the prime minister. u.k. politics is falling apart within twenty four hours we've seen the resignation of three cabinet ministers including the u.k. foreign secretary. bricks it should be about opportunity and hope we appear to be heading for a semi bricks it we are truly headed for the status of colony brought to recognize the work of the former secretary of state for accepting the eu

johnson said he was stepping down because the bracks it dream is dying has now been replaced by jeremy hunt the former health minister john hull reports british government unity barely made it through the weekend by monday afternoon two senior ministers had resigned in protest of prime minister to resign may's new business friendly brics it strategy pointing to close at times with the e.u. some called it a sellout among lib now former foreign secretary boris johnson who resigned on monday and david davis who went on sunday night the band tossed we negotiated breaks it with the e.u. . johnson figurehead in the twenty sixteenth bricks it campaign and widely thought to covet the top job wrote this in his resignation letter breaks it should be about opportunity and hope it should be a chance to do things differently he said that dream is dying suffocated by needless self-doubt former health secretary jeremy hunt steps into johnson's shoes top level cabinet resignations usually spell trouble for a government and boris johnson's resignation might well have led to a leadership challenge but to res

here's an embarassing moment for new british foreign secretary jeremy hunt, who mistakenly referred to post—brexit trade deals between the uk and china. mr hunt's wife is actually chinese. take a listen. my my wife is japanese. .. my wife is japanese... my my wife is japanese. .. my wife my wife is japanese... my wife is chinese, sorry! laughter we spoke in japanese, we spoke injapanese, at the state banquet. but my wife is chinese. you have been watching newsday. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. stay with us. and before we go, a dog is a man's best friend and also for barcelona forward lionel messi, who was captured showing off his skills with his dog hulk via his wife's instagram account. stay with us, we'll be back with the headlines next. hello again. love it or loathe it, it looks like the hot weather is set to return to south—east england towards the end of the week and the weekend as well. before we get there, though, showers on monday and further showers around today as well. of more immediate concern is this developing area of cloud towards the sou

at am scramble that jeremy hunt surgeries more efficient. more hours in the day orgive gps won't create more hours in the day or give gps surgeries more resources to deal with those who do want an appointment on the day. that's it, how many appointments will surgeries be willing to release to the app? they are sometimes cautious about offering them online. will there be any sort of intermediation? if you just go to the app and press a button would recently get an appointment? because what a lot of doctors say to me is that there is a process by which lives wants an appointment,, process by which lives wants an appointment, , sometimes they process by which lives wants an appointment,, sometimes they are told they don't need to come in at all. so the theory is that if this is not sophisticated, you press a button and get an appointment, you could end up getting more appointments that you need. one expert said that only 30% of the people who think they need an appointment actually need one so you have to be careful there. rory kathlyn jones. t

s country residence checkers for talks with the new foreign secretary jeremy hunt after about the us president the first lady will visit windsor castle to meet the queen finally they are expected to fly to scotland to spend the weekend at trump's term golf resort well central london should perhaps be avoided during this trip as fifty thousand people are expected to stage trump protests but to ensure the president's security in britain a massive security operation is in place he will be accompanied by one thousand of his own staff as well as multiple helicopters and two limos nicknamed the beast some reports put the total shared costs of the trip up that figure thirty million pints reporting from london this hour on this to see if. the general mood here is that these people don't want donald trump to be visiting the u.k. at all in fact just earlier we saw this protest his helicopter was landing just behind us and things god's extremely loud here these people are forced just part of the pond protests that will be taking place in the u.k. for outside the next couple of days with massive

taking his first steps in a newjob, jeremy hunt, health secretary yesterday, foreign secretary today. a tribute to the man he's replaced. i'd like to start by thanking my predecessor, borisjohnson, and my principaljob at a time of massive importance for our country is to stand four square by the prime minister. borisjohnson was the second high—profile politician to leave the uk government in a single day. in a letter, he said the brexit dream was: but one of the longest days in uk politics had begun at midnight on monday. david davis, the man negotiating britain's exit from the eu resigning, unhappy, he said, with plans that didn't go far enough. the point is i was the person that had to present it to parliament, to the european union, to everybody else. and if i don't believe in it then i won't do as good a job as someone who does believe in it. it's being called the chequers compromise, a plan for britain's exit from the eu, thrashed out at the prime minister's countryside retreat last friday. hailed on saturday as a united approach, now it's clear a very divisive document indeed. m

jeremy hunt meeting his vital german counterpart today, telling the eu in strong terms, the block isn't real change in approach from the eu negotiators, we do now face a real risk of no deal by accident. it would change british public attitudes to europe for a generation. and it would lead to a fissure in relations, which would be highly damaging. just in case you hadn't realised how serious he thinks no deal might be, in a later tweet he said the only person who would be happy is vladimir putin. remember, the government used to say that no deal is better than a bad deal. it feels different now. with the cabinet on the road in the north east today, they're surrounded by pressure from all sides. very nice to see you, and it's a joy to be here in newcastle. the eu that doesn't like much of its plan. we demand a people's vote! former remainers who think the government's proposal doesn't really add up. brexiteers who think it would keep us too close to the eu for good. and, most importantly, many members of the public who have their doubts, who, for the first time in more than a year... tha

former health secretary jeremy hunt steps into johnson's shoes a top level cabinet resignations usually spell trouble for a government and boris johnson's resignation might well have led to a leadership challenge but to resume a appears to have emerged unscathed from a meeting of the party for now she may yet be around to continue negotiations with the european union even if the e.u. has had yet another demonstration of just how vulnerable she is. in parliament earlier mrs may faced laughter and derision from the opposition and stony faces from her own side in the two years since the referendum we have had a spirited national debate i. went through past you coming around the cabinet table as they have on breakfast tables up and down the country how can anyone have faith in the prime minister getting good good deal with twenty seven european union governments when she can't even broker a deal within her own cabinet. the internal divisions of the conservative party over the european union were among the reasons the previous prime minister david cameron called the twenty sixteen breaks it

the government self-doubt was killing the brakes it dream is being replaced by health minister jeremy hunt prime minister's strategy is to match the regulations on goods and strike a new deal to establish a free trade area with zero tariffs bought hardline m.p.'s like davis and johnson as saying that this plan prevents the u.k. from following its own laws that it will still need to bow to the rules john hull now reports. british government unity barely made it through the weekend by monday afternoon two senior ministers had resigned in protest of prime minister to resign may's new business friendly breaks it strategy pointing to closer ties with the e.u. some called it a sellout among them now former foreign secretary boris johnson who resigned on monday and david davis who went on sunday night the man tasked with negotiating breaks it with the e.u. johnson figurehead in the twenty sixteen campaign and widely thought to covet the top job wrote this in his resignation letter brags it should be about opportunity and hope it should be a chance to do things differently he said that dream is dy

they have appealed to jeremy hunt better life there. elp them and raise the issue. he has done that. he said as he sat opposite his chinese counterpart that the authorities have agreed to look into the case, and he said the overall custody issue is of great concern. for the simpson family, it looks like good news. at the custody case itself is going to take about a month, before it gets to court and they get a final decision on whether they get a final decision on whether they can stay here or go to the uk. that is where there will be a real sign whether this intervention really m ea ns sign whether this intervention really means anything. embarrassing for any foreign secretary to get their countries mixed up, particularly when you are talking about your own life? yes, mr hunt was trying to do an icebreaker in this formalised meeting in front of the camera, and he wanted to talk about his wife, who is chinese. and yet he got that wrong, and instead said her home was actually china's archenemy. also, my wife isjapanese... my wife is chine

jeremy hunt meeting his vital german counterpart today, telling the eu, in strong terms, "the block isn'thange in approach from the eu negotiators, we do now face a real risk of no—deal by accident. it would change british public attitudes to europe for a generation, and it would lead to a fissure in relations, which would be highly damaging. just in case you hadn't realised how serious he thinks no—deal might be, in a later tweet, he said, "the only person who would be happy is vladimir putin". remember the government used to say that no deal is better than a bad deal. that feels different now, with the cabinet on the road in the north—east today, surrounded by pressure from all sides. very nice to see you, and it is a joy to be here in newcastle. the eu that doesn't like much of its plan... we demand a people's vote! former remainers who think the government's compromise doesn't really add up. brexiteers who think it would keep us too close to the eu for good, and most importantly, many members of the public, who have their doubts, who, for the first time in more thana year... thanks ve

jeremy hunt meeting his vital german counterpart today, telling the eu in strong terms, the block isn'tut a real change in approach from the eu negotiators, we do now face a real risk of no deal by accident. it would change british public attitudes to europe for a generation. and it would lead to a fissure in relations, which would be highly damaging. just in case you hadn't realised how serious he thinks no deal might be, in a later tweet he said the only person who would be happy is vladimir putin. remember, the government used to say that no deal is better than a bad deal. it feels different now. with the cabinet on the road in the north—east today, they are surrounded by pressure from all sides. very nice to see you, and it is a joy to be here in newcastle. the eu that doesn't like much of its plan. we demand a people's vote! former remainers who think the government's proposal doesn't really add up. brexiteers who think it would keep us too close to the eu for good. and, most importantly, many members of the public who have their doubts, who, for the first time in more than a year.

jeremy hunt also tweeting his welcome of the news.lies arrived in hama province in northwest syria after being evacuated from quneitra, which borders the golan heights, after a deal was struck with the syrian government. the white helmets have rescued thousands of syrian civilians trapped under the rubble, after air strikes, shelling or blasts in rebel—held territory. since the volunteer network was founded in 2013, at least 200 volunteers have died and another 500 have been injured. mark lowen has been following developments from istanbul and he said the operation had taken a huge amount of cooperation. it required a huge international coordination between the israeli defence force, actors within syria, the countries where those white helmets and their family members will be evacuated to, including the uk, germany and canada. it was several weeks in the planning. and it happened overnight. that was because of the threats to the safety of the white helmets and their family members. while some militants in south—western syria have been

differently he said that dream is dying suffocated by needless self-doubt former health secretary jeremy hunt steps into johnson's shoes top level cabinet resignations usually spell trouble for a government and boris johnson's resignation might well have led to a leadership challenge but to resume a appears to have emerged unscathed from a meeting of her party for now she may yet be around to continue negotiations with the european union even if the e.u. has had yet another demonstration of just how vulnerable she is. in parliament earlier mrs maynard faced laughter and derision from the opposition and stony faces from her own side in the two years since the referendum we have had a spirit national debate i. went through past you coming around the cabinet table as i have on from the stables up and down the country how can anyone have faith in the prime minister getting good good deal with twenty seven european union governments when she can't even broker a deal within her own cabinet. the internal divisions of the conservative party over the european union were among the reasons the previous

british prime minister to resign may has named jeremy hunt to the post of foreign minister after the resignation of boris johnson hunt had been health minister may's government was rocked by the resignations of johnson and bricks.

and i think they were the model really, whenjeremy and i think they were the model really, when jeremy hunteasons, but one core reason is that news provision in the uk works very differently to how it is in the us. in uk, you have strong free broadcasters, such as the bbc, a lot of news will be on cable paid channels in the us. equally, the uk is very strong broadcasting standards that allow for the kind of sensationalised news that drives hiring agement frequency viewing in the us. thank you very much. we have got to leave it there. twenty20. -- thank you very much. the uk is to lose its command of the eu naval task force set up to combat piracy off the coast of somalia. is the headquaters of eu navfor — which has been based at northwood in north london — will move to spain — with some elements of the operation also moving to brest in france. it follows a decision by the european council to move the headquarters, because of the uk's decision to leave the eu. shocking footage has emerged of a man hitting a woman in the face in central paris when she told him to stop harassing her. the victi

and in a move to shore up her cabinet, theresa may appoints jeremy hunt as the new foreign secretary,t the prime minister tells mps in the commons she is prepared to fight to keep herjob, and still believes in the government's vision for brexit.

the family of michael simpson want jeremy hunt to appeal to chinese officials when he visits the countryt week, as katharine da costa reports. seven—year—old jack and six—year—old alice are at the centre of an international custody battle. their british father michael — seem here with them — was stabbed to death in his shanghai apartment in march last year by his estranged chinese wife. she is serving a life sentence for murder. since their dad's death, jack and alice have been living with their chinese grandparents, unaware of what has happened to their parents. happy birthday, grandma! but their english granddad wants to raise them back in the uk and is fighting for them to be brought back here, which, he says, is what his son michael, would so desperately have wanted. happy birthday to you! michael raised them very much in a western style. they spent two visits a year over here. they speak english, though it is suffering a bit of a moment, for obvious reasons. they have travelled around spain and thailand with holidays with our family. when they were already talking about a divorce, a

theresa may has appointed jeremy hunt as the new foreign secretary, replacing borisjohnson.umber ten has moved quickly on these appointments. it even announced the prime minister had accepted borisjohnson‘s resignation before he sent that resignation letter. in the end, we got to see it. mrjohnson treated it out. you can find it on his account. he says that brexit should be about opportunity and hope. it should be a chance to do things differently, to be noble and dynamic. he says it should be about maximising the particular advantages of the uk as an adverb looking economy. he said that dream is dying, suffocated by needless self doubt. news of his resignation came about 30 minutes before theresa may face parliament, and a deception that got. turning to brexit, i want to pay tribute to my right honourable friend ‘s... laughter the members for heart of paris and howden and aspirates and south ruislip for their work over the last two years. we do not agree about the best way of delivering our shared commitment to honour the results of the referendum. that is putting it mildly

foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, warns of the uk crashing out of the eu without a deal "by accident" —nts, are put on trial in america. labour mps accept an emergency motion on anti—semitism — they will be balloted in september on whether the party's definition of anti—semitism should be brought in line with that of the international holocaust remembrance alliance. also coming up: amid rising tensions, donald trump and iran's president rouhani trade hostile warnings. hassan rouhani exclaimed conflict with iran would be

jeremy hunt has been named the new british foreign minister after boris johnson's resignation the u.k.'s break to go shattered david davis also left his post on monday they had quit in protest over prime minister teresa mayes plans to maintain what they deem close ties with the european union after the u.k. leaves the block. ethiopian airlines says it will resume flights to eritrea capital us tomorrow after nearly two decades this comes one day after the leaders of the neighboring countries declared an end to their war and agreed to restore diplomatic relations eritrea broke away from ethiopia in one thousand nine hundred three and more than eighty thousand people died in the subsequent war. now to soccer's world cup it is galloping towards the finish line with the first semifinal match up tonight a powerful friends team play their neighbors belgium and belgium are on a roll there are unbeaten dating all the way back to the world cup qualifiers but they've never before reached the world cup final france on the other hand are looking for their second twirled cup title having won the tr

foreign secretary jeremy hunt and the prime minister's checkered residence after that the u.s. president and the first lady will visit windsor castle and meet the queen finally they are expected to fly to scotland to spend the weekend of course at trump's turnberry golf course in central london will be largely avoided during the trip as further protests are expected over the coming days a massive security operation is in place for the visit he will be accompanied by a thousand of his own staff as well as multiple helicopters and two highly secured limos and some reports put the total shared cost of the trip out of the around thirty million pounds journalist mike robbie believes the protests will have very little impact on trump's visit and his talks with treason. he'll be he'll be quite impressed that there is such a big turnout just in protester and so he'll he'll be flattered by at my age and. i don't know what people expect to happen other than anything he's going to change in terms of double teams policies i think that will be some discussions on trade deals but he has the