first of all, lesley, thank you for sharing your story and i think that while lesley was talking, i wasto hospice and palliative care. there's a lot of variations in when people are referred to hospice and palliative care. but i think that we know from this study which has been done by the university of leeds that if we understand how and when people are referred to hospice and palliative ca re referred to hospice and palliative care and we know there are benefits for that, lots of research studies have told us that it improves quality of life and i think lesley's story illustrates that, it improves the sense of control. if we can understand how and when people are referred to us, we can then understand why people are not being referred to hospice and palliative ca re referred to hospice and palliative care earlier and if we understand that, we can make sure we get the right care for people. india, both your mother and grandfather had a com pletely your mother and grandfather had a completely different experience to the one lesley has outlined. yes, my mum was diagnosed with pancreatic

lesley collins, an improv veteran, led the class. their craft.mprov veteran, led the classlj improv veteran, led the class.” think i did see a ghost, not recently but like a few years ago. to kick off, we did some warmup exercises. everyone was given a category and had to list seven things in quick succession. seven types of hairstyles. the bob. one. shorthair. three. pigtails. >> four. -- four. trust me, with the pressure on, it is not as easy as is. right, a game's rover. time for the comedy to start. i let the pros go first. now, all you are given is a word or a song and where the skit goes from there is totally up to you. —— game's over. this is like trying to release two innovations to crack in emissions —— to release your inhibitions. something these quys your inhibitions. something these guys have down to a tee. you must be jones. guys have down to a tee. you must be jones. joan, yes. joan collins, future president pta. nice to me to. nice to meet too. i'm sorry book reading didn't work out. these guys are reading didn't work out. these gu

lesley, thanks for explaining that so far, but i'm sure we will speak again. the likes of our business unit, the likes of our business editor simonjack business unit, the likes of our business editor simon jack and others, will be watching back grilling of those individuals we mentioned in the parliamentary select committee later. more on that later. let's take you to asia. japan's toshiba has decided to sell its personal computer business to its rival sharp. you might remember both companies made headlines for losing billions of dollars several years ago, but this deal shows that sharp has managed to turn itself around a lot let's go to our asia business hub. mariko 0i is there. the end of an era for toshiba, this consolidation? that's right. if you remember, back in the 1980s, i am tambe union to remember, but toshiba was the first company in the world to commercialise laptop computer business, so making competing mobile ——iam business, so making competing mobile —— i am too young to remember. today the tee companies have announced that toshiba is selling it

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. >> lesley vance there and i will insert -- let's leave it there answer later. >> thank you, candidaterea let this situation we find ourselves in would not be happening if donald trump had not been elected president. you were foreign minister with president trump came on the political scene. several voices criticized you for dealing with donald trump threats with such timidity. in the scenario in washington, there was a candidate who was highly anti-mexican, for the first time in the history of the united states, and openly anti-mexican candidate. so i ask you, were you mistaken as a foreign minister? should he has been more firm with trump? >> i never thought he would win. very few believed. even that day on election day i did not think he was going to be elected. it was a surprise, the election. face scenario we that is very encompassing and very complex. we were clear in denouncing his racism, his ignorance. >> how would you measure these results? when trump ran for president he said that the remittances would end, that we would have a cross-border tax, that there would be raids con

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lesley has more from us. >> goldman sachs planning to raise its dividend by 6% to 85 cents a share.ion buyback. if you recall, one of the three banks that the fed said could not distribute more capital this year than in years prior, so it should be expected in totality, that capital return plan does not supersede those in prior years. of other banks that did approve the fed's plans, bank of america planning to raise its dividend by 25% to 15 cents a share announcing a $20.6 billion biback plan. you can see shares there were higher intraday. also pnc financial raising its dividend by 27% to 95 cents a share and announcing a $2 billion buyback, guys. >> thank you for that over the last half hour, that work. that bank of america increase in particular, mike, going down the buy back route rather than the dividend route but, again, it's a beat, and with goldman sachs and morgan stanley, they're up after market as well as a broad sector this is -- >> ready to maybe take something as an upside surprise. i think bank of america, they think the stock remains relatively cheap a lot of capital

protection for people with preexisting conditions which trump promised over and ove over again to keep -- lesley stahl pned him down in a "60 minutes" interview and said, you're going to keep the protections for preexisting conditions, you're going to keep the part of the affordable care act that is wildly popular, aren't you? and he sated, yes, i am going to keep that part. and in fact he has now instructed his department justice to break that promise and argue the unconstitutionality of the statute of the united states, that statute being the portion of the affordable care act that protects people with preestg conditions. believe me, insurance companies are paying attention to this unending witheri assault on the affordable care act and the american mechanic system. that's why you are seeing these big premium increases. and so we want to make sure that our colleagues understand what's happening here. that the american public understands what's happening here. these increases in health care costs are unprecedented, but they are not surprising, given what this administration and what this congre

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lesley o'brien is the daughter of gladys richards who was a patient at the war memorial hospital in gosport to talk to us today. obviously a motion is still very raw after yesterday. tell us about your mum, first of all. good morning. my mother fell and broke her leg on the 29th of july, 1998 and was admitted to the royal naval hospital in gaza port. she had an operation the following day and progressed really well. within ten days she was walking with a zimmerframe, within ten days she was walking with a zimmer frame, having within ten days she was walking with a zimmerframe, having normal three meals a day, had not required any pain relief and it was decided she should be admitted for readmitted to gosport war memorial. having done very well initially in a different hospital, once your grandmother was admitted to gosport, things changed? yes, she was admitted on the 11th andi yes, she was admitted on the 11th and i was told not to visit because it was better she had 2a hours to get settled. however, i did go in the afternoon and i was unable to wa ke the afternoon and i was unable to wake

within the last few minutes we heard from lesley thomas qc, barrister representing the families of thosee fire was symbolic of the deep inequality in our society. he said the enquiry must speak truth to power and hold them to account. he also suggested the building had been turned from a bleak social housing block that was saved to one that looks pretty but was a death trap —— a social housing block that was safe. if you want to find out more about the grenfell tower inquiry, eddie mair is presenting a podcast every day the inquiry sits — which looks in detail at what's been said and heard each day. you can download it from the bbc iplayer radio app, itunes or your podcast provider. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, has defended labour's strategy after the party said it would try to force the government to seek full access to the eu's single market. the party has tabled an amendment to brexit legislation next week. but this has angered some pro—remain labour mps who don't think the measure goes far enough. joining me now is our assistant political editor, norman smith. norma