robinson — whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon — was found to have disrupted a criminal trial inut, we want tommy out! heading back to jail. don'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 h

leaving the courtroom, mr yaxley—lennon claimed it was a corrupt decision, and he would appeal.n 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 did or would have been allowed to. last may, mr yaxley—lennon was sent to jailfor 13 months, but released afterjust two, because it was found the decision had been rushed. he will now be sentenced again, and could face up to two years in prison. lucy manning, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, it is our birthday. we are 1000 episodes young, and to mark it, we

leaving the courtroom, mr yaxley—lennon claimed it was a corrupt decision and he'd appeal.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, mr yaxley—lennon was sent to jail for 13 months but released after just two because it was found the decision had been rushed. he will now be sentenced again and could face up to two years in prison. lucy manning, bbc news. this week we've brought you a series of special reports about the rapid deforestation of the amazon ra i nfo rest. there's been an aggressive increase since the elect

leaving the courtroom, mr yaxley—lennon claimed it was a corrupt decision and he'd appeal.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 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. 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 rushed. he will now be sentenced again and could face up to two years in prison. two crashes in indonesia and ethiopia within six months of each other left 346 people dead. both involved boeing's 737 max 8 aircraft — and in both cases the pilots experienced catastrop

that would be the songwriter john by then the talk of the beatles here these are named after john lennon because of a memorial that wind up for him in prague after he was killed in 1980 now in hong kong these are balls that are covered with sticky notes and they have messages of support for the protest movement the 1st one in hong kong appeared during the demonstrations in 2014 this time around though these are spreading across the city there are dozens perhaps even hundreds of these sorts of balls and you can see them right here i mean they're really impressive to look at nick you can you can find them in tunnels and bus stops and metro stations nearly any wallwork column. along these protests routes you'll find them some people estimate the my as many as 200 of them across the city to give you a perspective take a look at this time lapse this is in the typo underpass it's now being called the lennon tunnel by protesters because look look how far these notes stretch in terms of the messages though themselves i mean these are notes that express hope solidarity with the protest movement y

leaving the courtroom, mr yaxley—lennon claimed it was a corrupt decision, and he would appeal.u 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. last may, mr yaxley—lennon was sent to jailfor 13 months, but released afterjust two, because it was found the decision had been rushed. he will now be sentenced again, and could face up to two years in prison. lucy manning, bbc news. the former prime minister, sirjohn major has said mps and fellow conservatives need to put the country before their party in their approach to brexit. he

don't believe everything you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism.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 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 nin

don't believe everything you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism,ion 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 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

the news that stephen yaxley—lennon had been found in contempt of court did not go down well with his. some surged at the police — missiles thrown, batons raised. it had been calmer in court, where the man also known as tommy robinson just shook his head as thejudge said he had interfered with the justice process. how are you feeling about your verdict? about your verdict? what verdict? how are you feeling about the verdict? it was this controversial broadcast live on social media last year that meant he had broken strict rules about what can be reported about court cases. it doesn't seem like much guilt. he'd filmed and confronted defendants accused of sexual exploitation of girls outside leeds crown court. it was viewed more than 250,000 times. thejudge 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, "i've been convicted for who i am, not what i've done." y

marÍa: aÑos mÁs tarde, john lennon frecuentaba su casa y se convertirÍa en su amigo personal.Ó por primera vez en los aÑos '70 con la hija de nudie cohn, quien fuera su jefe, y de esa uniÓn nació una niÑa. en los '70 se divorciaron, cuando Él se independizÓ. fÉlix: y en cuanto a su carrera, por su negocio pasaron grandes, pero grandes nombres, leyendas, pero de verdad, verdad. ojo los nombres, john wayne, quien se bebÍa una botella de tequila, que manuel le compraba. o nada mÁs y nada menos que marlon brandon, que era una gran conversador y durante 19 aÑos almorzÓ con el sastre, y hay mÁs al regresar. locutora: soledad enrichment action, una organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro que fundaron en 1972 en el este de los Ángeles madres que perdieron a sus hijos por la violencia de las pandillas y las drogas. sus programas incluyen 17 centros educativos, donde anualmente se registran aproximadamente 3.500 estudiantes. diona: yo ayudo a los muchachos y a las muchachas para que escojan un diferente y a las muchachas para que escojan un diferente rumbo, en vez de seguir es por eso que hemos

don't believe everything you read on a t—shirt — stephen yaxley—lennon wasn't convicted ofjournalism.nts. 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 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,

the news that stephen yaxley—lennon had been found in contempt of court did not go down well with hiswn, batons raised. it had been calmer in court, where the man also known as tommy robinson just shook his head as thejudge said he had interfered with the justice process. how are you feeling about your verdict? about your verdict? what verdict? how are you feeling about the verdict? it was this controversial broadcast live on social media last year that meant he had broken strict rules about what can be reported about court cases. it doesn't seem like much guilt. he'd filmed and confronted defendants accused of sexual exploitation of girls outside leeds crown court. it was viewed more than 250,000 times. thejudge 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, "i've been convicted for who i am, not what i've done." you have now been found in contempt of court

that last person makes me think what does the government think about these lennon walls i mean they seem to be tolerating it but there have been some incidents of these walls most of the match involving pro beijing protesters earlier this month a clash broke out you can see it here this was a couple approached beijing men trying to essentially tear down one of these walls there's a plastic protecting them this turned into a brief fist fights the wall supporters intervened now many of these walls actually have 24 hour rotations to guard the notes you see one of the guards here disguising his face but look i mean just like these street rallies these balls don't look like they're going anywhere anytime soon they've really become a part of and to be clear those who are regular citizens those guys had nothing to do with the government it's hard to know who exactly those people were but clearly they were not happy about those messages that were both of their thanks so much for that interesting story. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world the twin attacks in northwes

walls are actually named after john lennon of the beatles and a memorial wall that popped up for him in prague in 1980 in hong kong these are balls that are covered in sticky notes and they have messages of support for the protest movement we saw the 1st one appear actually during demonstrations back in 2014 but now during these protests these are really spreading like wildfire across the city and just to give you a sense of what these walls look like take a look at this we have. a few of them right here these can be found in tunnels and bus stops of metro stations. about any wall or column along the protest route will find these lenin walls in fact some people say there could be as many as 200 of them across the city here's some perspective on how expansive some of these are take a look at this time lapse this is the thai oh underpass it's been renamed the lenin tunnel by protesters look how far this goes on for is incredible in terms of the messages themselves i mean these are notes that express hope solidarity with the protest movement you can see one here that says you'll never w

thankfully, the heat has dissipated, it has been raining heavily, but lennon will be hoping to get a positive result to get to glasgow. celtic have just kicked off in that match, goalless at the moment, the new saints are playing the kosovan champions at home. they kick off in the next 15 minutes, really weird to be talking about competitive football so early injuly. mclaren‘s 19—year—old driver was on sports day, the team during something of a mini resurgence and are lying fourth in the constructions championship. 2/6—place finishes so far. good luck to him. that is it from this part of sports day. let's head back to the all england club and john watson. many thanks indeed for that. johanne a contact, big shot, crashing out. the big three are all involved, novak djokovic, rafael nadal and roger federer. but why have we not seen roger federer. but why have we not seen any roger federer. but why have we not seen any of the next generation challenging the big three? earlier i caught up with the davis cup captain to assess the chances of the big names this year and why we have not seen

the founder of the far—right group the english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, has beenjailedn, otherwise known as tommy robinson, seen here arriving at court this morning, was found guilty after a two—day hearing at the old bailey last week. the charges came after he filmed men accused of the sexual exploitation of young girls and live—streamed the footage on facebook, breaking reporting restrictions. new figures show the number of people waiting for hospital treatment in england has hit a record high of 4.39 million with the total waiting for treatment in may the highest since records began more than a decade ago. our health correspondent nick triggle is with me now. talk us through the figures. talk us through the figuresm talk us through the figures. it is not unusual to see a rise at this time of yearfor not unusual to see a rise at this time of year for people waiting for routine treatment in hospitals, but given it has reached a record amount and ata given it has reached a record amount and at a time when doctors and the government are locked in a dispute over pension t

robinson — whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon — and seen here arriving at court this morning, wasr he filmed men accused of the sexual exploitation of young girls — and live—streamed the footage on facebook, breaking reporting restrictions. the bbc‘s dominic casiani was in court. this has been a terribly long and complicated saga involving the founder of the english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, who goes by the name tommy robinson. it is part of his campaigning against islam and other causes which he says are of concern. in short, today he has been jailed for nine are of concern. in short, today he has beenjailed for nine months are of concern. in short, today he has been jailed for nine months for two co nte m pt has been jailed for nine months for two contempt over the course of a year. the first in canterbury in 2017 and the second in leeds, the more serious one, last may 2018. the complicating factor is although it is nine months in practice he will only serve about ten weeks in jail because of time already served. he was initially jailed for because of time already s

neil lennon's side will still have another two rounds of qualifying to negotiate after this tie.it being at home, it is not a lwa ys with it being at home, it is not always ideal. hopefully we can take always ideal. hopefully we can take a decent substantial sort of advantage to estonia next week. again, our preparations and good, we have had a good week. buyers are getting up to speed, getting fitter, fresh injury worries, players are coming back. in that aspect it is then good. reports of racism in english football rose by 43% last season — according to statistics gathered by anti—discrimination charity — kick it out. factoring in all forms of discrimination, reports of abuse in professional and grassroots football increased by a third to 422. it's the seventh consecutive year that reported incidents of discrimination within football have increased and the charity believes one underlying reason prevails. i think you cannot link them together. i think, i think you cannot link them together. ithink, you know, we are seeing reports, lots of go back to where you came from. things w

stephen yaxley—lennon — who is also known as tommy robinson has been given a nine month jail sentenceudges said a facebook live broadcast of defendants in the criminal trial had encouraged "vigilante action". our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani has been following proceedings and joins us from outside the old bailey. this has been a terribly long and complicated saga involving the formerfounder of the complicated saga involving the former founder of the english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, who goes by the name tommy robinson. it is part of his campaigning against islam and various other causes which he says are of concern to forgotten people. in short today he has been jailed for nine months for it to contempt is over the course of a year. the first in canterbury in 2017, the second in leeds was the more serious one in may 2018. the complete gating factor here is although it's nine months in practice he will only serve around ten weeks in jail because of time already served when he was initially jailed because of time already served when he was initiallyjailed for

the founder of the far—right group the english defence league, stephen yaxley—lennon, has beenjailedon, seen here arriving at court this morning, was found guilty after a two—day hearing at the old bailey last week. the charges came after he filmed men accused of the sexual exploitation of young girls and live—streamed the footage on facebook, breaking reporting restrictions. a labour member of the welsh assembly took his own life days after being sacked as a minister over claims of inappropriate behaviour towards women, a coroner has ruled. 49—year—old carl sargeant was found dead at his home in november, 2017. the coroner, john reported a conclusion of suicide but said more support should have been in place. we are awaiting a news conference, carl sargeant‘s in place. we are awaiting a news conference, carl sargea nt‘s family will be emerging, and we will take you over as soon as we... as you can tell, we are waiting for some movement. —— john gittins. tell, we are waiting for some movement. ——john gittins. i don't think anything is happening imminently, we will return as soon as w

was named after john lennon it was something that was started in checked the actor in the 1970 s. and there's about 200 of these awards now around the territory people calling to the end of the actually asian bureau and for all other things central theme here really is about hong kong retraining beyond only that it will be regionally promised in 1907 when britain handed over one kong to chinese rule well i think the 1st point to make is that the operatives here really don't have a free hand i mean they're there essentially under the command of the chinese communist party in beijing and so the question is what will the chinese communist party can see there are ways of diffusing the tension i mean that could be which people have called for an independent inquiry into these events that lead up to the traditional there could be a simple promise that the extradition law will disappear at the moment the government just says it's been suspended and the protesters are talking about an amnesty for those who've been arrested during the protests that made to use the situation it would certai

they have, based on the patterns of lennon versus mccartney.use the songs are good anyway? is this more and experiment with al, say what it can be used for? yes, it's an experiment in pattern matching and how much you can go backin matching and how much you can go back in time and say this is the mark of this person and that person. but alsojust being mark of this person and that person. but also just being able to analyse the lyrics. there is an obvious problem with bothering with using technology for this which is can't we just technology for this which is can't wejust ask paul technology for this which is can't we just ask paul mccartney? do you believe him? there are three sides to any story. if he says so... john lennon isn't here to defend himself! is that a good use of that science? that's always my question with these things. just because we can, does it mean we should? are there other things we should be looking at to pick out whether it's statements given to police ? pick out whether it's statements given to police? lie detectors? or

a friend to me said i didn't realize how important your hearing was until i learned that john lennon and yoko had lined up to come to your hearing. then i knew you were saying something important. >> so that one day and that day only you were bigger than the beatles. that's something we can say. thank you very much for the historical perspective here. we'll all be watching this closely together. >>> we have other breaking news to tell you about. a source telling cnn that puerto rico's embattled governor ricardo rossello is expected to resign today. this comes after two weeks of those massive protests lining the streets following this corruption scandal. then the leak of the thousands of chats between rossello and some of his closest aides that were misogynistic and other things. the texts show them using inappropriate language. news of this resignation began spreading late last night. and it sparked a celebration by those protesting and lining the streets of old san juan. puerto rico has no confirmed secretary of state. the justice secretary wanda vazquez would be next in the line of

mr yaxley—lennon, who goes by the name tommy robinson, is accused of contempt of court.eady seen him jailed once then freed on appeal. are you prepared to go back to prison? did the media you should be standing behind me on this and getting prosecuted i spent months for nothing, listen to the evidence in court, i broke no law. i nothing, listen to the evidence in court, i broke no law. lam at nothing, listen to the evidence in court, i broke no law. i am at leeds crown courts where these men here that night he seemed at this live on facebook last year. how do you feel about your verdict? how do you feel about your verdict? how do you feel about the verdict? you've got your prison bag? these men were on trial accused of grooming and raping young women. the attorney general case is this broadcast breach of temporary reporting banner and put at risk their right to a fair trial. he is accused of inciting his followers while 10,000 accused of inciting his followers while10,000 watch tonight, over a quarter of an alien site later. harass him. find him, go knock on his door. he

mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, is accused of committing contempt of court, chargesh court that he took steps to stay within the law. the hearing continues. brexit party mep ann widdecombe has compared the uk's departure from the eu to the emancipation of slaves. but critics have branded her remarks, which she made in herfirst speech at the european parliament, as disgusting and offensive. a student paramedic has died after a collision between an ambulance and a car in burton—on—trent in staffordshire. 31—year—old tammy marshall was airlifted to hospital in birmingham yesterday evening but died from her injuries. a firearms officer has described to an inquest how he shot dead one of the ringleaders of the london bridge attacks because he feared the attacker would stab and kill him, or detonate an explosive device. eight people died when three men drove a van into pedestrians on london bridge before launching a knife attack in nearby borough market two years ago. daniel sandford reports. sirens wail 0n the night ofjune the third, 2017, armed officers from city of lond

kinds of protests have transformed in different forms for example we saw what they call our john lennon walls these are public walls filled with nose that have sprung up in almost every district of hong kong there are messages of hope and supports for those who take to the streets from people who can not physically join the protests on a daily basis we've all we've also read messages of this contented anger at the government and hope for more transparency and accountability there have also been. letters that have been sent out there have been memorials for those who have died but again it's remains to be seen just kind of all for a solution the government still remains to be seen what kind of solution the government can percent that will be acceptable to people of hong kong basically at this point what we're seeing though here elizabeth that almost a month since protests broke out there is still no shortage of zeal our anger here and millions of people thousands of people as well today continue to push beyond police barricades this fight efforts by the government to pacify them jamila t

>>the new documentary john and yoko above us only sky takes viewers on john lennon and yoko ono's artistic journey as they created the imagine albums, the dock includes never before seen film previously unreleased recordings, including the first demo with a madgen and both archive and brand new interviews, it's due out on dvd blue ray and digitally on september 13th, everything you see. >>exist together in a delicate balance. your disney domination update the studio's latest box office blockbuster the lion king has become its 4th film this year to top a billion dollars in worldwide ticket sales. >>that ties disney's 2016 record of $4 billion films and with 5 months left in the year odds are that mark will fall is saying. according to billboard 82 beyonce songs that fit the top 100 her husband jay z has 105 and now they're daughter has won blue ivy carter is featured on brown skin fiance is lion king inspired album, the gift and the song just entered the billboard chart at number 76, not sure what took blue ivy so long to hit the charts after all she's already 7 years old in hollywood, i'm

different kinds of protests different forms of protest we've seen a romantic form of it where like john lennon walls of public walls were sprung up all across in almost every single district of hong kong where messages were left by civilians those who cannot join protests physically left messages of hope and support for those who take to the streets and messages of anger against kerry lambs government last night we were also at hong kong university where university students challenge their vice chancellor to face them after he issued statements that were basically condemning the violence at the legislative council complex so we're seeing these different forms of protest resistance clearly emboldened basically by what has happened over the last few days they said what they are trying to do here is important is to protect the currently way of life in hong kong the sea there is slowly being eroded by what they call this creeping authoritarianism coming from beijing for the moment we'll leave it there. thank you . well anger has been boiling for months as jamila said since the government tried to

tanker in gibraltar british marine seized the supertanker claiming it may be carrying oil to syria lennon insists that would violate sanctions on syrian president bashar al assad saying states that the vessel was detained after a u.s. request which would escalate already tense relations between washington and tehran . iran earlier told the u.s. that it shouldn't start a fire if it's not willing to deal with the consequences that's after donald trump warned the islamic republic not to play with fire he was responding to tehran's announcement that it will increase production of low enrich uranium beyond limits imposed by the 2015 nuclear deal. shoes they made from july 7th only what's the level of enrichment will not be at 3.67 percent and you will know what to do with you know what they're playing with i think they're playing with fire this thing for the u.s. to do so correct it's mistake if washington is afraid of the word fine you can start on. this path began when washington withdrew from the nuclear deal and impose harsh sanctions on iran after a year of escalating tensions terror and

donald trump says it was a great on a meeting came john lennon face to face in north korea adding that a lot of progress was made although u.s. sanctions against pyongyang remain also to come this hour an r.c. in germany 3 men is charged in connection with the sexual abuse of more than 40 children with. guilty a lawyer for one of the victims tells us the authorities failed the children. this is simply unacceptable for a department to react in this manner and then tried to cover up its own negligence and as pride month concludes a new poll reveals that young americans are becoming less accepting of gay and lesbian people.

plotters only days after reaching a power sharing agreement with pro-democracy activists and for lennon revealed the latest treasure out of the world famous museum island the spice the complicated and expensive challenges caused by its position the new extension opens its doors to a mere 20 years after it was originally commissioned. welcome to the program. turkey has received the 1st shipment of a russian s 400 missile defense system this by the threat of sanctions from the united states and the concerns of its nato allies the white house has threatened turkey with quote real and negative consequences while nato has warned ankara the russian system could reveal sensitive details about the alliance as defenses. turkish t.v. broadcast this footage of a russian air force cargo plane at an airbase in ankara delivering parts of a russian s 400 missile defense system but turkish foreign minister confirmed deliveries had begun. and if we say this each time this is a done deal the process continues. russian sources say as $400.00 anti-aircraft system could reach targets at an altitude of up to

protest happening in different parts of hong kong number one there is this what they call the john lennon walls that have sprung up in almost every single district in hong kong where people who are unable to join the protests write messages of support and hope for those who take to the streets and the calls for resignation for carry lamps government we've seen that we've seen memorials for those who have died over the past month but what this essentially we're seeing here is that there's been no shortage of zeal or anger from protesters many of them young people who have basically been pushing been pushing back beyond police barricades and this fight efforts basically by the hong kong government to pacify them to contain the situation the message here is quite clear that they are not accepting what's been offered to them but basically what they told us earlier what they want to do is to try to protect their hong kong's way of life they said the rule of law here is being undermined they want the police to push back they said they want accountability transparency and justice elisabetta comm

mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, was surrounded by supporters as he arrived atay last year he confronted defendants outside leeds crown court on facebook live. mr robinson denies the allegations. police investigating the disappearance of an estate agent back now to the race for the tory party leadership. this week the ballot papers are due to be sent out to party members, who will choose between boris johnson and jeremy hunt. well, today and tomorrow we'll be taking a closer look at both men, starting with the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt. 0ur political correspondent iain watson looks at who he is, where he's come from, and what he stands for. he's been an mp for 1h years, a government ministerfor nine, but number ten is where jeremy hunt wants to be. and now only borisjohnson stands in his way. i'm saying i am trustworthy, and i do believe that i can be trusted. but to trust someone, you need to know a little more about them. jeremy hunt first got involved in conservative politics when he was at oxford. before becoming an mp, he started a public relations age

lennon and she also put up all sorts of other tantalizing ambitious some say overambitious prejudices pledges and promises tough on the rule of law big taxes for multinationals a massive climate green deal to be launched in her 1st 100 years aimed at these promises of wooing particularly the liberals the left and the greens all of whom she will need if she's to get not just over the line with the majority of 374 but over the 400 mark to have a good strong mandate she went on to make all sorts of other pledges and promises as well among them potentially revolutionary move to give this parliament the power to propose its own legislation for the 1st time and promises to reform the electoral process that got her into this position in the 1st place and it is that it is quite potentially her biggest sort of core issue and the basis of criticism aimed at her because many p.c. ursula found a lens name here as a subversion of democracy she was not one of the preferred candidates put up by the parties who campaigned in the european elections for the votes of actual real people know her name cam

there are different forms of protest developing here in hong kong there are what you call also john lennon walls that have gone up in almost every single district letter is a board for protester letters of anger and discontent and 1 the resignation for kerry lamb so the things are evolving quite quickly but this has gone beyond the extradition bill you know we've spoken to protesters here will say that despite being almost a month old already series of protests there is no shortage of deal or anger because they continue to push beyond police boundaries essentially because they feel that their way of life the rule of law in hong kong is threatened by an increasingly autocratic form of government which they can sing if we reject and discipline manic occasion of that kind or it will even come back later in the program going slow to jamila. well plenty more ahead here on the al-jazeera news hour including we'll have the latest on the heavy monsoon rains causing havoc in the poll plus sudan's military leaders and opposition groups are expected to sign a power sharing deal announced last week al

in fact william keilar who kinds of looks like john lennon there, he will write that you walked inton eating establishment at ft. monroe, you didn't have to pay a thing. in fact daniel toffee had to take a message to washington. daniel toffee was the captain's clerk. he went into the willard hotel and he wasfeted with the most lavish meal. these guys were heros because they were on the little ship that saved the nation and that made them heros. now, the big thing is that the monitor will serve during the peninsula campaign. i want to tell you the monitor was not a nice ship to serve on. number one, she's painted black. until august. they'll paint it light gray then. but in july she's painted black. she's in the james river. the temperature in the engine room is up over 130. in the galley, which is right next to the boilers, it's 140 degrees. mosquitos and flies had gotten into the bilge. in fact, one of them said the mosquitos were as big as hummingbirds. so the monitor anyway, after serving in support of the peninsula campaign, will come down to hampton roads. she's then ordered up

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stephen yaxley—lennon heading back to court to answer claims he committed contempt.e standing behind me on this. i am should be standing behind me on this. iam being prosecuted, i have spent three months in solitary confinement for nothing. i broke no law, committed no crime. iam confinement for nothing. i broke no law, committed no crime. i am at the crown court... he stream this live on facebook last year. how do you feel about your verdict? these men we re feel about your verdict? these men were on trial accused of grooming and raping young women. the attorney general‘s case is this broadcast breached a temporary reporting ban and put at risk of their right to a fair trial. he is also accused of inciting his followers more than 10,000 watched live over a quarter ofa 10,000 watched live over a quarter of a million so it later. harass him, find him, go knock on his door. stephen yaxley—lennon is accused of unlawfully interfering with the administration ofjustice. unlawfully interfering with the administration of justice. his defence is he wasn't aware of any reporti

tommy robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, faces prison after being found guilty of contempteader of the english defence league was accused of filming defendants during a sexual exploitation trial. he then broadcast the footage on social media. our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani, has been following the case at the old bailey. explain more. it has been a saga, not just a explain more. it has been a saga, notjust a court case, this has been going on since may of last year, when tommy robinson, his alter ego, ifi when tommy robinson, his alter ego, if i step out of shot, you might see him on the back of this double—decker bus. we can't seem at the moment because of his own camera crews around him, so i will put back into shot. to cut a long story short, what he did was he turned up at the trial of men accused of running a sexual grooming gang at leeds crown court last may, and he said he was there to report a case that the mainstream media were refusing to report. in actual fact, the mainstream media were not there because there was a reporting restriction covering

there are some people that wish that the thomas opinion which would've been more explicit in saying lennons dead. >> laura: the test which liberals have relied upon to diminish what the clause is about in the first amendmentsh but it looks like on substance but the court did ground this and it's been around for a long time. my concern is will there ever be another memorial like this that's allowed, and a new one on a of public land. >> if they would've struck down this memorial, you've got to go into arlington cemetery and take down the large crosses. you've got to go in every community to have religious symbols and images. instead of that, they want the other direction, this approach that we've had for 50 years is not working. it's causing the government to be hostile to religion, that's's why nativity scenes, veterans memorials, menorahs -- >> there was a case when i was clerking for justice thomas, you think we are moving in a direction it's going to be more hospitable to all religious expression because that's my concern that going forward, we won't be able to do a cross likw this beca

i'm not sure -- >> john lennon talked about no borders.re all day long if you listened to it, it's about no borders. >> charles: he talked about no heaven and no god. love is music but he's not the person i'm going to follow politically or religious through. we're out of time. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> charles: president trump swinging through the key midwest swing states today. we'll get the latest on that next. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? man: wow, what have we got over here? this is the all-new chevy silverado. woman: it's beautiful. man: beefy and mean looking it's the strongest, most advanced silverado ever. and it's full of surprises. (clicking) various: hey now. oh, nice! it offers an industry-first power-up/-down tailgate. i kinda didn't expect that to happen. but that's not all. (thud) ooh! (mixed shouts) moderator: the silverado has more car

. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. >> yeah. >> in that he waswhen that happened. and if you turned to music for solace in your life, to then see your hero kill himself, it was devastating. it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. you know? what do you do after that? ♪ >> oasis, the verve, blur, the britpop thing, it was like the hangover of grunge. oh, my god, my head's pounding. this has been insane. let's turn on oasis. ♪ and after all ♪ you're my wonderwall >> they were the opposite of nirvana because they wanted fame. no matter how big they were they wanted to be bigger. >> we know we're the best band in the country, and it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. >> the thing i admire about oasis in a way is they've got no kind of -- no false modesty. >> anybody can just sort of go we're brilliant. it's like -- >> anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪ but i'm a creep >> "creep" came out in the early '90s. and that was as much of an al