. >> this is justin royal and he's at lake travis texas, and he says right after he got his boat ande saw that incident happen and he'll go back out in the water and he's going to rescue that little deer because he believes it's about a day or two old. >> it was just, you know, an extra challenge. when he gets close, he just reaches down. >> oh! he's so tiny! >> she is tiny. this poor little thing. as soon as he put it in the boat, he's not breathing and blinking aside and he gets back to shore and his goal is to reunite it with mom. he knows that moms still leave their babies hidden there and they'll go off and come back and get them, but this one he was worried about. >> i don't know what else to do. i feeli if i left theeer know thats can'tn.shean't even . wods with other animals running around is not the thing to do. >> he decides to nurse it back into health and that same day, it's back out to the lake. she stands up and she takes off and the best news is that just a short while later this fawn was reunited with mom and here they are together. >> oh, what a happy ending. >> i'm

. >> justin royal in texas.e says right after he got his boat, put it back up with his truck, he saw the incident happen. going to go back out in the water, and he is going to rescue that little deer. he believes it is about a day or two old. >> loves fishing. you know, just an extra challenge. >> when he gets close, he reaches down. >> oh. he so tiny. >> poor little thing. as soon as it is in the boat, it is not moving. just breathing and licking. he knows moms leave babies hidden in the bushes, go off, and come back and get them. this one, he was worried about. >> i don't know what else to do. i feel like if i left the deer down there in the woods, there was just going to be another dog or coyote or some other predator come along. she can't even run. she can't even stand. she can't move. i know lenoknow leaving her alo woods is not the right thing to do. >> blame the dog. he decides to nurse it back to health and make sure it is okay before putting it back in the brush so mom can find it. the same day, back to

justin brandt is a research fellow at the royal united services institute he is a combat technology specialist and says with little evidence presented so far it's difficult to judge who is responsible i mean the main thing to note is that they're quite small warheads whatever they are so those are not enormous entry entry penetration marks they clearly haven't. had a huge amount of explosives behind them so yes it was something like a silo you would expect a lot more damage on the ship even if you know this eventually the old is quite small you would expect a lot more damage if you turn lead to blown up panels and what have you so i think we can say that they were quite small. weapons whatever they were whether a drone to look into a limpet mines the fact that there seems to be an unexploded mine of them aside wouldn't support the u.s. claim that these were caused by months. but of course if this was a group. who were over attacking one tankers with mines in a very very symbolic and true fashion then they might well have drones alongside flown from attack boats or whatever else in order to rec

let's speak to justin bronc who is a research fellow at the royal united services institute and joins us now live from london justin amid all the controversy around passenger jets the air show it is also a showcase for military aircraft and europe i believe has big plans for a new fighter jet. yes so there's sort of quite a high profile. program underway between france and germany which spain is potentially joining as well known as scaf in france and future combat system germany this is aiming to produce a replacement for germany's euro fights as spain's euro fights is france's rafal in the twenty's thirty's timeframe but there are some significant political obstacles to be overcome not to mention of course the technological bishan of what's being on bail but certainly interesting to see some of the shape some of the concepts being on bail today is this in your mind about flexing european muscle and showcasing technology or is this more about reducing reliance on allies especially in the context of it had a deteriorating transatlantic relations. so i think there are different motivati

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royal family for the annual trooping the colour parade, to mark her majesty's official birthday. the actor 0livia colman is among the famous names recognised in the queen's birthday honours list. leyton orient manager justinas died at the age of 49 — five days after suffering a cardiac arrest. in the cricket world cup, jason roy hits 153 as england beat bangladesh in cardiff. now on bbc news, talking books. award—winning novelist and poet kapka kassabova talks to stig abell about her childhood spent behind the iron curtain in bulgaria. hello and welcome to talking books at hay festival in wales with me, stig abell. every year the festival brings to a small tented village a group of politicians and artists, writers and thinkers, a heady mix of people designed to stimulate debate and ideas. i'll be talking to kapka kassabova whose book border is both a literal exploration of a base where east meets west and a poetic meditation on how we create divisions between people through a combination of race and religion, history and chance. kapka kassabova, welcome to talking books. applause. kapka, the book has a combination of a sort ofjournalist and poet about it, in terms of the use of language and the inquiring

royal family for the annual trooping the colour parade to mark her majesty's official birthday. the actor 0livia colman is among the famous names recognised in the queen's birthday honours list. leyton orient manager justin

royal family for the annual trooping the colour parade to mark her majesty's official birthday. the actor olivia colman is among the famous names recognised in the queen's birthday honours list. leyton orient manager justinnburgh has died at the age of a9, five days after suffering a cardiac arrest. in the cricket world cup, jason roy hits 153 as england beat bangladesh in cardiff. and in talking books in half an hour, qward—winning novelist and poet kapka kassabova talks about her childhood spent behind the iron curtain in bulgaria. good evening. one of the candidates for the leadership of the conservative party, michael gove, says he deeply regrets taking cocaine more than 20 years ago. he told the daily mail it happened at several social events while he was working as a journalist. mr gove says it was a mistake but he didn't believe it should disqualify him from becoming prime minister. our political correspondent chris mason reports. if you see yourself as the face of the country's future, you can expect plenty of questions about your own past. i can confirm that i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. for mr gove recently, to here in the late ‘90s is about the time he

justin, a lot of questions to be answered. thank you so much. president trump is half way through his official a to the united kingdom and after day of receiving the royal treatment rom queen elizabeth, the president is t meeay with outgoing british prime minister theresa may. ere is nbc's jay gray. >> repter: thousands spilling into the streets of london protesting, and politics replacing thepa antry of president trump's arrival. >> thank you very much for joinepg me. >> rter: as he joins prim minister theresa may and his daughter ivanka for a round table business discussion. >> i think we'll have a substantial trade deal. >> reporter: day two of the stte visit continuing at ten downing street and the prenddent a first lady joining may and her husband philip for a prate lunch and then delegations from both countries sitting down as the president and tgoing prime minister hold what is very likely the last official meeting. >> as the u.k. makes preparations to exit the european union, the united states is committed to a phenomenal trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. there is tremendous potential in that trade deal. >> it is this deep special relatio

justin, thank you very much. public health england has linked the deaths of two more hospital patients to an outbreak of listeria, linked to pre packed sandwiches. the death of two patients from manchester royalalready been confirmed by their investigation. our health editor, hugh pym, has the story. in aberdeen university, thank you very much forjoining us. tell us a bit, if you would, about the nature of listeria, how biller and it can be, and how it spreads. it can be very, very lorenz in the elderly, particularly of older men. we don't, men over 70, men over 80, and anybody who has immunosuppression, cancer treatment, or in immuno suppressive disease, or kidney disease, these are the people who are disease, these are the people who a re really disease, these are the people who are really hit hard by listeria, and u nfortu nately, are really hit hard by listeria, and unfortunately, despite the best treatments available, about 30% of them, unfortunately, don't make it. it's also a problem in pregnant women, because it can get through the placenta and affect the baby and cause meningitis and the baby. so it's a very nasty bug, the only good thing about it is that it's pretty rare, last year