the need to get to leeds as well so i was rather excited by what boris johnson to leeds as well so ibout the trains, not just about leads to say today not just about the trains, notjust about leads to manchester but also other cities but also about the bus network. and when you are wondering around this area you can't help thinking that there aren't many buses because quite frankly there are not. but we want to make sure that when eczema succumbing the come into areas like i was as well. —— extra buses come into areas. i don't wa nt extra buses come into areas. i don't want them all down in london, i want to make sure we get ourfair want them all down in london, i want to make sure we get our fair share. i know the area very well and i grew up i know the area very well and i grew up there as you probably know nigel, people might ask how is this going to be paid for, especially if there isa to be paid for, especially if there is a no—deal brexit? is it a question of more borrowing ultimately? we are the fifth largest economy in the world and we have just got to a period of study them

it didn't matter, as leeds held on and the celebrations could begin. whether we could bring it today. and we sure did. that's the beauty of finals, it brings out the best in everyone. what a great match and exhibition for this part of rugby league. so a second consecutive challenge cup for leeds, and the party will go long into the evening in bolton. imran sidat, bbc news. england have named their squad for the first ashes test match, which starts at edgbaston on thursday. and, as expected, world cup winner jofra archer has been called up for the first time. archer took 20 wickets in england's world cup campaign, but has been struggling with a side strain recently. he's picked alongside fellow bowlers, james anderson, stuart broad, chris woakes, olly stone, sam curran, and spinner moeen ali. all—rounder ben stokes has been restored as vice—captain of the team. he was stripped of the honour after that infamous episode outside a bristol nightclub, which saw him cleared of affray meanwhile the under—fire batting line—up will continue into the first test w

prime minister borisjohnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds.t's time we put some real substance into the idea of the northern powerhouse rail. that's why we're here this morning. we want to inject some pace into this so that we can unlock jobs and boost growth. president trump praises borisjohnson — and says talks on what he calls a "very substantial" us—uk trade deal are under way. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong after tens of thousands march through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend. gareth bale looks set to leave real madrid to join chinese club jiangsu suning, reportedly earning the player £1 millon a week. and coming up, hard drive talks to katherine legge about blazing a trail with her first all female motorsport team. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has pledged to fund a new high—speed rail route between leeds and manchester. b

boris johnson pledges billions for a new high speed rail link between leeds and manchester. the line, he says, will "turbo charge," the economy across the north of england. we need to inject some pace into this so we can unlock jobs and boost growth. but labour says the plans aren't new, a rehash of old broken tory promises. also tonight. violence flares again in hong kong, as police fire at protestors, with tear gas and rubber bullets. they've asked the demonstrators to leave this area and they haven't. they've already fired tear gas and so street by street, they are coming through. president trump finally gets the cash to extend america's border wall with mexico. judges say he can use military funds. and in the yellowjersey, colombia's egan bernal, looks set to win the tour de france from team—mate ge—rint thomas. from team—mate geraint thomas. good evening. in another policy announcement three days after becoming prime minister, borisjohnson has pledged to fund a new high speed rail link between leeds and manchester. he says it will "turbo—charge the regions" and "unlock

leeds rhinos have won the women's challenge cup for a second year in a row.for a while — 10—10 — before courtney hill went over for the rhinos with 20 minutes to go, 16—10 the final score at the university of bolton stadium. it's been an incredible week leading up it's been an incredible week leading up to this. we knew we had it in us. it was just whether we could bring it today. ben whishaw did. i think does the beauty and finals, brings out the best in everyone. what a great match. warrington will play st helens in the men's challenge cup final. warrington were made to work for their victory by a well drilled hull fc side, but eventually won 22—14. joe philbin went over late on, to secure warrington's third challenge cup final in four seasons. part—time side halifax put up a brave fight against st helens in the other semi, but in the end saints proved too strong, running in four tries to win 26 points to 2. it's the first time they've reached the final since 2008. rory mcilroy looks like he's returned to form after missing the cut at the open last weekend.

apm: prime minister borisjohnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leedsit is time we put some real substance into the idea of northern powerhouse real. that's why i am working on. we want to inject some pace so that we can unlockjobs and boost growth. president trump praises borisjohnson — and says talks on what he calls a "very substa ntial" us—uk trade deal are under way. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. the mp for sheffield hallam, jared o'mara, says he is to resign as a member of parliament to deal with personal issues. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong after tens of thousands march through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend. and coming up at liz30pm victoria derbyshire, the week in review. good afternoon. the prime minister has pledged to fund a new high—speed rail route between leeds and manchester. borisjohnson says it will "turbo—charge the economy". it is thought the new route is part of the gov

headlines: prime minister borisjohnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leedsus president donald trump praises borisjohnson and says talks on what he calls a very substantial uk—us trade deal are underway. i think we can do three or five times what we do. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. tens of thousands of protesters in hong kong march through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend. gareth bale looks set to leave real madrid to join chinese club jiangsu suning, reportedly earning him 1 millon pounds a week. the prime minister will announce plans this morning for a new high—speed rail link between manchester and leeds as part of what he describes as efforts to "rebalance power, growth and productivity across the uk". borisjohnson will also promise to improve what he calls "the unglamorous local services which people use every day". the plan has been welcomed by business groups but labour says it doesn't go far enough. our correspon

we are delighted to hear of the commitment to leeds, manchester. want to have liverpool, sheffield, caple, and newcastle all getting the benefits as well. well, there you go. you're absolutely right, barry, in your aspiration and we support that. i said is morning likely the commitment that we made to the leeds manchester section is just the beginning. we will back it all the way, we want to. but we will work with local leaders to make sure that their priorities are fully satisfied as we proceed. this is a fantastic thing that we want to progress as fast as possible. all go to henry from the northern powerhouse partnership. my question was about but i thought. you talked about places that might not have done as well in the past few decades and thatis well in the past few decades and that is one of the cities that could benefit from the line going through the city centre. how do you think cities like bradford will benefit in terms of homes and jobs from the scheme. the point in building the railway isn't so that people can ride the trains but so tha

leeds rhinos have won the women's challenge cup for a second year in a row.—10 before courtney hill went overfor the rhinos with 20 minutes to go. 16—10 the final score at the university of bolton stadium. warrington will play st helens in rugby league's challenge cup final. warrington were made to work for their victory by a well drilled hull fc side, but eventually won 22—14. joe philbin went over late on, to secure warrington‘s third challenge cup final in four seasons. part—time side halifax put up a brave fight against st helens in the other semi, but in the end saints proved too strong, running infour tries to win 26—2. it's the first time they've reached the final since 2008. that's all the sport for now. in just under a year, athletes from around the world will descend onjapan for the tokyo 0lympics. in just under a year, athletes from around the world will descend onjapan for the tokyo 0lympics. the baseball competition will be held in the city of fukishima, where a nuclear accident occurred in 2011. it was the world's second biggest nuclear disaster

told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leeds lied about what had happened there and sought to portray himself as the victim. the sentence was greeted with anger and some violence by his supporters outside, who claim he was just doing what otherjournalists do when reporting court cases. the judges didn't agree, and he was taken away to prison, his nine—month sentence reduced because of time he'd already spent in jail before his appeal. his supporters then marched to westminster and, despite mr yaxley—lennon complaining he'd been imprisoned forjournalism, they surrounded other journalists working there, abusing and threatening them. it's likely they'll see him released from prison in september. lucy manning, bbc news. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: england thrash australia by eight wickets to move into sunday's cricket world cup final. one win from history, serena williams is into the wimbledon final as she looks to win a

manchester and leeds are two massively important cities, big financial centres, both of them.sh economy, and yet they are linked only by many people would argue a pretty reliable motorway, the m62, and a very slow in trundling train service, the trans pennine express. —— are pretty unreliable motorway. many people see the trans—pennine express is a bit ofa the trans—pennine express is a bit of a joke. people drive, so do you need not i will ask you in a few minutes, we will come back to you as soon as we can. minutes, we will come back to you as soon as we can. we'lljust get the weather first. after an exceptional week with very high temperatures by day and night, things are looking a lot more u nsettled things are looking a lot more unsettled this weekend, cooler and fresher conditions without breaks of rain, which could be heavy in places, so much so by the end of the weekend we could have a few areas looking at the risk of some minor flooding so one extreme to the next. this is the weather front associated with the heavy rain, tending to affect more northern, central and ea

in manchester has been on increasing transport links, specifically mentioning spending money on the leedste, the turbo—charge regional growth as he puts it. he also made a few lines on a break said, saying people have been treating it like an adverse pending weather event. he believes now with the no doubt the eu by the end of october it is a real chance for britain to do more of what it needs to improve the economy, and a chance for everyone to unite in the country. those were his key lines. we will be back with much more on all that in the coming hour. but first, here is dateline london with carrie gracie. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week: banish doomsters and gloomsters... celebrate the awesome foursome.. if optimism packaged in a neat turn of phrase was the key to breaking brexit deadlock, then boris johnson would probably be the choice of many. but is it enough? today we devote the programme to the challenges facing the new british prime minister. my guests: british political us television journalistjeffrey kofman, irish broadcaster brian o'connell a

the line—up is a repeat of last year's final when leeds triumped — so i caught up with two of the playersow they're feeling about this year's game and performing in front of such a huge crowd. first and foremost, excited to be the two teams in contention for that triple header at bolton stadium before the men. hopefully will be a wonderful atmosphere and i'm really hoping that people don't show up early for the men's game — i hope they are just early for the men's game — i hope they arejust on early for the men's game — i hope they are just on time for our game. this is your senior debut. what a game to make your debut at that level! how are you feeling about that? so excited about that. ijust can't wait to get on the pitch for my debut. the fact that it's not only my debut but the challenge cup final. tomorrow, the eve of the match, you will be allowed to play because if you are... what a time for 16—year—olds to be playing in the challenge cup final!|j for 16—year—olds to be playing in the challenge cup final! i know, it's great. it's going to be such an experience ijust it's great. it'

six tries as they beat leeds rhinos 32-16 tries as they beat leeds rhinos 32—16 hiding in the super leadsble on the same plank, one place at the bottom. another 37—year—old still in top form, justin got 9.91 seconds in the 100 metres at the monaco diamond lake beating fellow americans nella and mike, elsewhere personal best finishing third in 800 metres. three way tie for the lead after the second round of the scottish open golf, the austrian broke the crest record with route 6114 under par as eric. this again with the grand pre—, home fans want lose it —— lewis hamilton when they will be encouraged that the mercedes tea m will be encouraged that the mercedes team were quickest in practise only to someone else who headed the team mate, by had a mixed day where we can find mate, by had a mixed day where we canfindjamie. mate, by had a mixed day where we can find jamie. sun is shining here, it's been a great first day of practise and former f1 driver is here with me, the fans that have left and who can blame them, what a fantastic day. yeah busy day at

the tigers scored two tries after half time, but it wasn't enough to beat leeds.he tour de france gets underway tomorrow in — brussels. the riders will cover over 2000 miles before finishing in paris in three weeks time. the defending champion geraint thomas is in the unusual position of co—leading team ineos with egan bernal after chris froome was seriously injured in a crash last month. but the welshman says he and bernal aren't rivals — gareth rhys 0wen reports from the belgian capital. they may may have changed but expectations surrounding cycling richest most successful team remain as high as ever, despite the omission, formally team sky still start the race as clear favourites, they have two joint leaders, deride time as the defending champion and his form lately has been patchy and the untalented colombian. as for other contenders from the uk, they will be hoping for a high finish, especially item, but there is left out of that team dimension due to lack of form and not adding to that third victory stage, all eyes on favourites. i feel ifeel i'm in i feel i

a repeat of last year, leeds rhinos against castleford.bbc one. and a0 m, st helens, run —— for pm, runaway leaders, st helens, thatis for pm, runaway leaders, st helens, that is on bbc two. then it is time to walk the dog. providing it is not raining. that doesn't stop the dog walk. we know what you're doing this afternoon! the use of electric scooters has become increasingly popular in many european cities and in the us. they're now available for hire in more than 100 cities across the world. but after the recent deaths of riders in london and paris, how safe are they? tom edwards has been investigating. rush hour in islington and a handful of e—scooter riders are getting stopped by police. here, they're getting a warning, but officers have given out fines. for riders like david, who bought his electric scooter last week, it's frustrating. i think it's really hard because they are such a good vehicle for the city. they're reducing congestion, they're reducing pollution. you really want to be able to have something like this to use. i thi

prime minister borisjohnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds.resident trump praises borisjohnson, and says talks on what he calls a "very substantial" us—uk trade deal are under way. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. the mp for sheffield hallam, jared 0 mara, says he is to resign as a member of parliament to deal with personal issues. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong after tens of thousands march through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katherine forster, journalist at the sunday times, and the home affairs editor at the london evening standard, martin bentham. the refresh has dominated the week, so the refresh has dominated the week, so you've got me in the chair! —— the reshuffle. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the sunday telegraph leads with reports that the new chancellor, saj

— these are live pictures from the university of bolton stadium. 16-10 to 16—10 to leeds at the momentmore live rugby league for you later today( with both semi—finals live on the bbc. warrington vs hull on bbc one at 2, followed by st helen's vs halifax on bbc two at 4. that is all for the sport from us for now. it's the hardest problem in technology and one that could change everything. this week we're in arizona, the self driving capital of the world, to ride in the latest robotic vehicles, meet the people who are not happy to see them... what am i going to do then? stand in line for food? ..and to find out what happens when the tech goes wrong. when california told uber that there were going to be some new regulations that they needed to adhere to, governor ducey, in a public announcement, said... california may not want you, we want you to know that arizona does. we are a state that is open for business. welcomes business and new people and technology. our governor, governor ducey, had basically opened wide the arms of our state to welcome them there and it was a no—brainer. chand

robinson whose real name is stephen yaxley lennon was found to have disrupted a criminal trial in leedsdon't believe everything you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism. he was found to have interfered with a trial, encouraging vigilante action against the defendants. do you regret interfering withjustice and harassing people? so today in court he was sentenced to nine months in prison. he will be out in two and a half. how are you feeling about your verdict? last year outside leeds crown court on a live social—media broadcast, he confronted men accused of sexual exploitation. there were strict temporary rules about reporting to make sure there was a fair trial, but he encouraged people watching to confront them. harass him, find him, go and knock on his door. follow him. the judge told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leeds crown court and had seriously risked the integrity of it, that he'd lied about what had happened there and sought to portray himself as the victim. the sentence was greete

after becoming prime minister, borisjohnson has pledged to fund a new high—speed rail link between leeds it will "turbocharge the regions," and "unlock jobs, boosting growth." he was speaking on a visit to the north—west, with the full details of his proposals to be published in the autumn. but labour says the plans are a rehash of past failed promises from the conservatives. 0ur chief political correspondent, vicky young, reports from manchester. taking his first steps as prime minister, borisjohnson is promising a bright, optimistic future. i wasjust thinking that it was actually the metro... but he is not the first conservative to come to manchester offering more investment for the north of england. at the science and industry museum, mrjohnson said action was needed to combat the hopelessness felt by those living in some northern towns. it isn't really the fault of the places, and certainly isn't the fault of the people growing up there. they haven't failed. it's we, us, the politicians, our politics, who has failed them. and our plan now, in this new government that i lead, is to un

today, i'm going to deliver on my commitment with that pledge to fund the manchester to leeds route.ocal people what comes next. as far as i'm concerned, that is just the next. as far as i'm concerned, that isjust the beginning of next. as far as i'm concerned, that is just the beginning of our commitment and investment. we want to see this whole thing done and i have asked officials to accelerate their work on these plans so that we are ready to do a deal in autumn. feel free to applaud, if you were to... applause. that lease but it! that the spirit! it's the right thing to do, time we put some substance into the idea of malvern powerhouse rail, that is why we are here this morning. we want to inject some pace into this so that we can unlock jobs inject some pace into this so that we can unlockjobs and boost growth. i know people cannot wait, they want to see change fast and now. it takes a while to bend, built a railway. they want services so that the 18—year—old just acting as an apprentice in rochdale now is that they can get into manchester by eight o'clock each morning, so that

told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leedst what had happened there and sought to portray himself as the victim. the sentence was greeted with anger and some violence by his supporters outside, who claim he was just doing what otherjournalists do when reporting court cases. the judges didn't agree, and he was taken away to prison, his nine—month sentence reduced because of time he'd already spent in jail before his appeal. his supporters then marched to westminster and, despite mr yaxley—lennon complaining he'd been imprisoned forjournalism, they surrounded other journalists working there, abusing and threatening them. it's likely they'll see him released from prison in september. lucy manning, bbc news. there were jubilant scenes at edgbaston a short time ago as england beat australia to reach their first cricket world cup final for 27 years, winning convincingly by eight wickets. they will now meet new zealand in sunday's final at lord's. sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching. since 1975 it's the message which has neve

told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leedshere and sought to portray himself as the victim. the sentence was greeted with anger and some violence by his supporters outside, who claim he was just doing what otherjournalists do when reporting court cases. the judges didn't agree, and he was taken away to prison, his nine—month sentence reduced because of time he'd already spent in jail before his appeal. his supporters then marched to westminster and, despite mr yaxley—lennon complaining he'd been imprisoned forjournalism, they surrounded other journalists working there, abusing and threatening them. it's likely they'll see him released from prison in september. lucy manning, bbc news. there were jubilant scenes at edgbaston today as england thrashed australia to reach their first cricket world cup final for 27 years. they won by 8 wickets. england will now meet new zealand in sunday's final at lords. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. since the world cup began this message has never quite arrived. delivery is now

german chancellor leeds tributes to the conspirators who tried to assassinate hitler and overthrow the nazi government 75 years ago today. and it's exactly 15 years since man 1st walked on the. millions actually believe the moon landings were faked we look at the conspiracy theories doing the round social media. thanks for joining us. iran is defying growing international pressure to release a british oil tanker detained in the strait of hormuz a vital waterway carrying a 3rd of the world seaborne oil supplies to iran says the vessel was seized after it collided with a fishing boat the british government has called it a dangerous move and germany says it's an aggravation of an already tense situation . iran's revolutionary guard sport the stand in pay to a pretty special it to team did in the streets of poor me after and every day an oil tanker was hailed in. britain say it's a dangerous move but london is determined not to let the tit for tat spiral out of control. the priority continues to be to find a way to deescalate the situation that's why i reached out to the iranian foreign mi

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headlines: prime minister boris johnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leedsit is time we put some real substance into the idea of northern powerhouse rail. that's why we're here this morning. we want to inject some pace into this this that can unlock jobs and growth. president trump praises borisjohnson — and says talks on what he calls a "very substantial" us—uk trade deal are underway. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. the mp for sheffield hallam, jared 0 mara, says he is to resign as a member of parliament — to deal with personal issues. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong after tens of thousands march through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend. now, it's time for victoria derbyshire: the week in review. hello and welcome to the programme. over the next 30 minutes we will bring you some of the highlights and original journalism bring you some of the highlights and originaljournalism from a programme over the

he had filmed and confronted defendants accused of sexual exploitation of girls outside leeds crown courtmore than 250,000 times. the judge said mr yaxley—lennon‘s behaviour, aggressively confronting some of the defendants, live—streaming from outside leeds crown court and breaking reporting restrictions, was a serious interference with the administration ofjustice. leaving the courtroom, mr yaxley—lennon claimed it was a corrupt decision, and he would appeal. you've now been found in contempt of court. you lost your chance... do you think tommy robinson has just been burst now? you don't care, do you? you don't care that people's freedoms have been taken away. you don't care that ourjudicial justice system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done. you don't care, do you? you're a journalist! do you not care about people's freedoms to report? you don't care. you're a journalist. and look... do you think you're going back to prison? i know i'm going back to prison. despite his claims, the court found he had broadcast information that no other journalist di

prime minister borisjohnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds.here this morning to inject some pace into this so we can unlock jobs and boost growth. president trump praises borisjohnson — and says talks on what he calls a "very substantial" us—uk trade deal are underway. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. the mp for sheffield hallam, jared o'mara, says he is to resign as a member of parliament — to deal with personal issues. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong after tens of thousands march through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend. now on bbc news — click is in arizona, self—driving car capital of the world. it's the hardest problem in technology and one that could change everything. this week we're in arizona, the self driving capital of the world, to ride in the latest robotic vehicles, meet the people who are not happy to see them... what am i going to do then? stand in line for food? ..and to

prime minister borisjohnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds.raises borisjohnson — and says talks on what he calls a "very substantial" us—uk trade deal are underway. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong after tens of thousands march through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend. gareth bale looks set to leave real madrid to join chinese club jiangsu suning, reportedly earning the player £1 millon a week. now on bbc news, a look at the women making it in the world of motorsport. katherine legge is one of the very best, of the very few female racers. this season, for the first time, her team is all female. are you ready? in motorsport, it's a challengejust to make it into the car never mind the front of the grid. katherine legge has proved herself time and time again. i had to fight and claw my way through racing so i had to take every opportunity that was in my way an

today, the new prime minister will pledge a new high—speed rail line between manchester and leeds.rjeremy corbyn announced he would make a multibillion—pound investment in tidal power on the river mersey if he was elected. you caught up with him during his visit to the region yesterday, and you started by asking him...? about all of the plans he has for the the river at here in the mersey has a huge river flow the river at here in the mersey has a huge riverflow anyway the river at here in the mersey has a huge river flow anyway but it has a huge river flow anyway but it has a massive title rise and fall and so the possibilities of a barrage across the mersey can generate a very large amount of electricity. it would also create jobs in its construction and management and also create a whole technology centre and it is part of the green industrial revolution. we cannot come on pumping carbon dioxide into the air without expecting consequences. it will create jobs but the thing that will create jobs but the thing that will make a difference to spending on railways and roads? those ot

he'd filmed and confronted defendants accused of sexual exploitation of girls outside leeds crown courtiour, aggressively confronting some of the defendants, live—streaming from outside leeds crown court, and breaking reporting restrictions was a serious interference with the administration ofjustice. leaving the courtroom, mr yaxley—lennon claimed, "i've been convicted for who i am, not what i've done." you have now been found in contempt of court, do you think the myth of tommy robinson has been burst now? you don't care that people's freedoms have been taken away that a judicial system hasjust freedoms have been taken away that a judicial system has just prosecuted someone because judicial system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done, you don't care, do you? do you not care about people's freedoms to report? you are meant to be a journalist! do you think you are going back to prison? i know i am going back to prison. last may, mr yaxley—lennon was sent to jail for 13 months but released after just two because it was found the decision had been rus

he'd filmed and confronted defendants accused of sexual exploitation of girls outside leeds crown courtmr yaxley—lennon‘s behaviour aggressively confronting some of the defendants, live streaming from outside leeds crown court and breaking reporting restrictions was a serious interference with the administration ofjustice. leaving the courtroom, mr yaxley—lennon claimed it was a corrupt decision and he'd appeal. you've now been found in contempt of court, you lost your chance... you don't care... do you think tommy robinson has been burst now? you don't care, do you? you don't care that peoples freedoms have been taken away. you don't care that the justice system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done. you don't care, do you? you're a journalist! do you not care about peoples freedoms to report? you don't care. you're a journalist. and, look... do you think you're going back to prison? i know i'm going back to prison. despite his claims, the court found he had broadcast information that no otherjournalist did or would have been allowed to. last may, m

he had filmed and confronted defendants accused of sexual exploitation of girls outside leeds crown courtlennon‘s behaviour, aggressively confronting some of the defendants, live—streaming from outside leeds crown court and breaking reporting restrictions, was "a serious interference with the administration ofjustice". leaving the courtroom, mr yaxley—lennon claimed it was a corrupt decision, and he would appeal. you've now been found in contempt of court. you lost your chance... do you think tommy robinson has just been burst now? you don't care, do you? you don't care that people's freedoms have been taken away. you don't care that ourjudicial justice system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done. you don't care, do you? you're a journalist! do you not care about people's freedoms to report? you don't care. you're meant to be a journalist, and look... do you think you're going back to prison? i know i'm going back to prison. despite his claims, the court found he had broadcast information that no other journalist did or would have been allowed to. las

prime minister borisjohnson pledges to fund a new high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds.mp praises borisjohnson — and says talks on what he calls a "very substantial" us—uk trade deal are under way. the uk's biggest charitable funder of scientific research, the wellcome trust, says a no—deal brexit threatens the uk science industry. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong after tens of thousands march through the area where gangs attacked pro—democracy activists last weekend. gareth bale looks set to leave real madrid to join chinese club jiangsu suning, where the player will reportedly earn £1 millon a week. now on bbc news, talking movies reviews this year's blockbuster season — the highs and the lows. hello and welcome to talking movies. i'm tom brook. and today's programme we look back on blockbuster season, the hits and the misses, plus a special report on ageism in the movies. on my way, woody! the season's top three blockbuster heavy hitters have been a toy story sequel called toy story 4, and live action adaptation of aladdin, and a new spider—man fil

president trump prises boris johnson manchester and leeds.rump prises borisjohnson and says talks on what he calls a very substantial uk us trade deal are under way. the uk's biggest funder of charitable research says no deal brea ks of charitable research says no deal breaks it threatens the uk ‘s science industry. the mp for sheffield hallam and jarrod o'mara says he will resign as a member of parliament to deal with personal issues. riot police fire tear gas at protesters in hong kong after tens of thousands marched through the town where gangs attacked pro—democracy last weekend. now talking movies reviews the blockbuster season. hello and welcome to talking movies. i'm tom brook. and today's programme we look back on blockbuster season, the hits and the misses, plus a special report on ageism in the movies. on my way, woody! the season's top three blockbuster heavy hitters have been a toy story sequel called toy story 4, and live action adaptation of aladdin, and a new spider—man film, spider—man: far from home. those films have been doi

manchester united closed their pre—season tour of australia by beating leeds 4—1 in perth.ones and teenager mason greenwood got the goals. after a pivotal role in england's world cup success, openerjason roy has been named in the test squad for the first time. although he generally bats in the middle orderfor his club in the longerformat, he's expected to open the batting in a one off test against ireland next week to hopefully prove his worth ahead of the ashes against australia. jos buttler and ben stokes are both rested whilst seamers mark wood and jofra archer are missing due to injury for the ireland test. archer is expected to make his test debut in the first ashes test at the start of august. australia's caleb ewan has won the eleventh stage of the tour de france. the twenty five year old is riding in the race for the first time and lived up to his nickname "the pocket rocket" to pip dutchman dylan groen—e—wegen to victory in toulouse. france's julian alaphilippe retained the overall leader's yellow jersey while geraint thomas remains second. now, it's been 68 years

thank you for showing me around the hospital in leeds.5 times and is currently getting help from the community team. good morning. i wonder if you can give an insight into what it's like to have an eating disorder, to have anorexia forfour eating disorder, to have anorexia for four decades. it's been a nightmare and it's become a way of life because i've been ill longer than i've been well and i know no other way of life now except the eating disorder. and how does it affect your daily routine? it's a lwa ys affect your daily routine? it's always on my mind. every morning i have to take my so—called medication, food, three times a day at least. it is always there in my mind. occasionally i can let it slip by doing other things but then it a lwa ys by doing other things but then it always comes back and hits me. how has it affected your life it's affected my life immensely. it's destroyed some relationships, like my marriage. it's made it hard to make friends and socialise at times. why? because my self-confidence has been very low, my sel

united have won all four of their pre—season friendlies, so far — with victories against perth glory, leedsgareth bale has pulled out of real madrid's pre season trip to munich following the collapse of his transfer to chinese super league side jiangsu suning. it is understood bale is not in the right mental state to play after real president florentino perez prevented him from moving to china. daniele di rossi was officially introduced as a boca juniors player on monday. the 36—year—old former italy international — who left roma in may after 19 years with the club — has signed a 12—month contract with the argentinian club. he's expected to make his debut for boca in next month's copa argentina tie against almagro. former manchester united and france defender patrice evra has announced his retirement. the 38—year—old confirmed that he would now move into coaching. evra made almost 700 appearances for eight different clubs, including monaco and juventus over two decades. his honours included winning five premier league titles, two serie a titles and one champions league. we're more than thre

manchester united are in western australia. 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side play english rivals leeds inday. the united boss feels the club, with the reputation it has, should have more ambitious plans for next season. we have to aim for further up than forth. that is just being at man united, andi forth. that is just being at man united, and i tried to be an optimist and be wrong than a pessimist and be right. i can't say that these players won't be challenging for the big trophies, because they have quality, they do have the chance, and we just need that consistency. we need a good start and we need to keep working every single day and not take a rise of the target. i'm not used to us being fifth or sixth, no, but that is where we are at, and that is the size of the challenge and i love that challenge. manchester city have finally arrived in china for their pre—season tour after delays forced them to fly two days later than planned. the premier league champions had an open training session in shanghai. they're taking part in the premier league asia trophy alongside west ham, wolves and

leeds is also gearing up for what business will be like. really goes out. >>then it's going to be all the reactive people. and it's going to be stupid busy for us. >>pg any advice is if you do purchase a generator just make sure you know how to use it safely. in santa rosa justine waltman on for news. >>the police department is back open this morning following a carbon monoxide league, so police personnel. they noticed this rotten smell in the building, so they decided to call the bully help our fire department. crews came out and they determined that that smell was coming from backup batteries used to maintain electric power. so those batteries were releasing a low level of carbon monoxide 5 people in the building had low levels, a carbon monoxide in their systems but they quickly recovered. extra money from rising bridge tolls is going the metropolitan transportation commission setting aside more than $9 million from bridge tolls to build commuter parking lot and alameda county. so there you go. one new parking garage will be near the dublin pleasanton ba

robinson whose real name is stephen yaxley lennon was found to have disrupted a criminal trial in leedshing you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism, he was found to have interfered with a trial, encouraging vigilante action against the defendants. do you regret interfering withjustice and harassing people? so today in court he was sentenced to nine months in prison. he will be out in two and a half. how are you feeling about your verdict? last year outside leeds crown court on a live social—media broadcast, he confronted men accused of sexual exploitation. there were strict temporary rules about reporting to make sure there was a fair trial, but he encouraged people watching to confront them. harass him, find him, go and knock on his door. follow him. the judge told stephen yaxley—lennon that he had recklessly disobeyed a court order protecting the trial at leeds crown court and had seriously risked the integrity of it, that he lied about what had happened there and sought to portray himself as the victim. the sentence was greeted with anger and some

and leeds rhinos won the women's challenge cup for a second year in a row.o, 16—10 the final score at the university of bolton stadium. rory mcilroy looks like he's returned to form after missing the cut at the open championship last weekend. he leads the wgc invitational in memphis after shooting an 8—under par 62 in his third round. he birdied nine holes, including four of the last five to leave him 12—under par overall, one shot ahead of us pga winner brooks koepka. the 5—time open champion tom watson will retire from competitive golf after today's final round of the senior open at royal lytham & st annes. the american turns 70 in five weeks time, and says he just doesn't "have enough tools in the toolbox to compete successfully." when it comes to swimming, there's always someone who absolutely dominates at the olympics. think michael phelps, ian thorpe, and going a bit further back — mark spitz. well, for tokyo next year, remember the name caeleb dressel. he's been in scintillating form at the world aquatics championships in south korea. the 22—year—old

of the bottom two sides in the tournament, they beat afghanistan by 23 runs in their dead rubber in leedsinning the toss — and shai hope was their top scorer with 77 as they made 311 for six from their 50 overs. evin lewis and this man nicholas pooran both weighed in with 58 runs each. pooran following up a century in the last game against sri lanka with a half—century in this one. in reply, afghanistan were bowled out for 288, losing their last wicket off the last ball of their innings, to a stunning catch from fabian allen. west indies won by 23 runs to claim only their second win of the tournament but that's nine defeats out of nine for afghanistan. we are disappointed for the performance of the team. if you look for each and every game for my game, we did a lot of mistakes, it doesn't look like the afghanistan team, not like the last 2—3 years. now to the women's ashes where delissa kimmince picked up five wickets in a player of the match performance for australia as they beat england by four wickets in the second one day international in leicester. it means they take a four points to