john lewis was only 23. he became a congressman. one day he turned to me in the capital and said, "i'm the only one left." of all of the speakers at the lincoln a mortal, as he told it, the aging randolph was near pleaded lewis to tone down his speech. life forited all my this opportunity, please don't ruin it. lewis agreed and trimmed his sales of violent rhetoric, anger, and took out the offending passages. let's stay together was the mantra. randolph promised the march would be peaceful because he said people carry more than mere science, they carried it scars from the discipline of struggle. the discipline of struggle. the civil rights movement was on the verge of a tremendous turning point in the eyes and ears of the nation. julian bond observed before that day, any white americans had never heard of false speech delivered by any black person. he later became chairman of the naacp. indied not so long ago, august 2015. the reverend martin luther king jr. had prepared his speech down to the last word. , so itlost on the day liter

halle lewis/wine educator- "pictured above is dr. brown and mrs. mohammed ali checking out mrs. brown at a party." and, over the years, that's the kind of company bassett brown and his wife marcela have kept. not bad for a man from jamaica and a woman from panama.nats- in 1980, soon after the couple bought an abandoned ranch in saint helena... they transformed the property into the beauty it is today...nats- putting their hearts and souls into growing and selling grapes to local winemakers... nats- blazing a trail and setting the standard for aspiring black wine connoisseurs in the napa valley.halle lewis/wine educator- "being a black-owned winery and being family-owned, um, and just starting from the bottom and making their way up, now having two, two businesses, um, to run, i think is the allure, and just people wanting to support them." doctor and misses brown have since retired... staying mainly at their estate and vineyard in saint helena. the family business is now in the hands of the

halle lewis/wine educator- "pictured above is dr. brown and mrs.nd mohammed ali checking out mrs. brown at a party." and, over the years, that's the kind of company bassett brown and his wife marcela have kept. not bad for a man from jamaica and a woman from panama.nats- in 1980, soon after the couple bought an abandoned ranch in saint helena... they transformed the property nats- putting their hearts and souls into growing and selling grapes to local winemakers... nats- blazing a trail and setting the standard for aspiring black wine connoisseurs in the napa valley.halle lewis/wine educator- "being a black-owned winery and being family-owned, um, and just starting from the bottom and making their way up, now having two, two businesses, um, to run, i think is the allure, and just people wanting to support them." doctor and misses brown have since retired... staying mainly at their estate and vineyard in saint helena. the family business is now in the hands of their children.halle lewis/wi t

halle lewis/wine educator- "pictured above is dr. brown and mrs.brown and mohammed ali checking out mrs. brown at a party." and, over the years, that's the kind of company bassett brown and his wife marcela have kept. not bad for a man from jamaica and a woman from panama.nats- in 1980, soon after the couple bought an abandoned ranch in saint helena... they transformed the property into the beauty it is today...nats- putting their hearts and souls into growing and selling grapes to local winemakers... nats- blazing a trail and setting the standard for aspiring black wine connoisseurs in the napa valley.halle lewis/wine educator- "being a black-owned winery and being family-owned, um, and just starting from the bottom and making their way up, now having two, two businesses, um, to run, i think is the allure, and just people wanting to support them." doctor and misses brown have since retired... staying mainly at their estate and vineyard in saint helena. the family business is now in the han

alexander lewis—ranwell has been remanded in custody.rtjail sentences. the tags will allow authorities to trace them 2a hours a day. the funeral of footballer emiliano sala, who died in a plane crash in the english channel last month as he headed for his new club cardiff city, is taking place in his native argentina. that will be later today. we will have more news at the top of the hour. now, inside out. the programme exposes how easy it is to hack into smart devices in the house. and the suffolk vicar who races around five churches on a sunday in a bid to keep them going. hello, and welcome to inside out. how safe is your home? we're going to show you how hackers could get in through your smart devices. he's doing that from greece? yeah. so he's got control of the lighting system. meet the boy who's died twice. now thanks to a pioneering unit in cambridge, zach is learning to live again. the father, the son and the holy spirit... and helping to save our beautiful ancient churches. i spend a very hectic sunday with the super vicar from

lewis: use our power, not to advance our own ambition, but to serve. my beloved brothers and .isters, let me say again thank you for holding up and great g by our friend, a man, our brother, john dingell. if you need us in the hours to ome, the days to come, call us and we will be there. let me say, again, to my friend , to our brother, john dingell, i want to thank you for all of your help through the years, for all your love and support. thank you for your friendship. i will miss you. we will miss you. but i do believe deeply in my heart that we will see you in the morning. [applause] >> we have come together today as fellow americans to celebrate the life of one of the greats. debbie, thank you for giving me the honor of being part of this today. mr. boehner: it means a lot to me to be here to honor my friend, the gentleman from michigan, the dean of the house, the chairman. and as you know, john was driven by the notion that congressional service is an act of coming together and finding common ground necessary to advance the interest of our country

yes, 27—year—old alexander lewis—ranwell yes, 27—year—old alexander lewis—ra nwell appeared at exeteruring a short two minute hearing. during that time the charges were read to him, he faces five, three of which are charges of murder, and those are of 80—year—old anthony payne, who was found dead at his home in the city earlier this week and richard and roger carter, 84—year—old twins who were also from the city. the charges relate to incidents between the tenth on the 12th of february. he was facing a further two charges of grievous bodily harm with intent, and they relate to a further two incidents in north devon on the 9th of february, and exeter on the 11th of february. during the very short two minute hearing today, he was remanded in custody and will appear at exeter crown court on monday morning. thanks very much. thousands of criminals in england and wales will be tagged with gps trackers to allow authorities to constantly track them. the current tags, which are worn by around 60,000 offenders, are linked to a fixed address, such as an offender's home, with alerts generated if

john lewis led us in a tribute and we had our own service for john dingell i was born in 1955 john dingell was sworn into congress in 1955 he followed his father and his wife followed him today and thoughts and prayers go out to the family patella communications market is trending dramatically in recent years to foster innovation and growth in any industry it's important that we ensure that there's fair and competitive marketplace and i'm excited to hear how the third and fourth

there are so many incredible, incredible leadership -- john lewis, elijah cummings, barbara lee and so many people of color right now in congress that are using this opportunity of being in that space and teaching our colleagues. i think the right way of talking about race in this country. and so just to go back, i think congress -- congressman meadows understood where i was coming from, he knew what my intention was at the end, and that's why he decided to take, you know, i think his objections back. and, again, somebody sitting in that room, i didn't feel like it was something to be silent about. i think i needed to express my frustration and also the hurt that i think a lot of us felt at the moment that that action of having her stand up like that in a committee hearing. >> but just to be clear, you still today feel that he is not racist? >> look, i feel like the act was. and that's up to the american people to decide whether or not he is. >> congresswoman rashida tlaib, we appreciate you having this conversation with us on new day. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >

that will be no will or lewis. noel, still the whole ——. lewis.whole ——. lewis. that will be held next sunday. our second fixture? number eight. that will be held at bristol city after that co mforta ble held at bristol city after that comfortable win yesterday. he will now face? number 11. they'll be facing or cardiff city in their fifth round tie. again another postponement which means durham and cardiff remain in the running for the fifth round. 0ur cardiff remain in the running for the fifth round. our next home fixture please? number15. reading 01’ fixture please? number15. reading or kington town. they will face. seven. yeovil town 01’ they will face. seven. yeovil town or birmingham city. that'll decided next sunday. 0ur or birmingham city. that'll decided next sunday. our next home fixture? number 12. chelsea, the current holders. this should be interesting. who will they be facing? number 13. it is arsenal. 1a time winners, arsenal who sailed through to the fifth round at the weekend with victory over crawley. 0ur fifth round at the weeke

as was mentioned earlier, the plantation home of owner park custis lewis, martha's granddaughter and her husband, lawrence lewis, who served as executor to washington's estate, it is interesting, he also, lewis is the one who oversees the building of the new tomb at mount vernon which is sort of ironic. and tutor place, of course. washington's death had actually left a substantial inheritance to martha park custis peter and her husband thomas peter, who raised the money to purchase the property and hired large and to design their new home. early thorton's relationship with the washingtons was strong enough to survive the patron's death. and he, he did well for himself to be able to design these homes for america's elite family. now what william thorton, much like james hoban, became a figure that the first president really trusted, not only did he select their architectural plans but he later fully entrusted them with overseeing the construction of the city and maintaining the progress necessary to move the federal government by 1800. no, these were monumental, mountain moving tasks

and lewis black has all the diseases. so let's catch up on today's headlines. president trump and kim jong-un. their relationship is like that weird new pokemon movie-- it shouldn't work, but somehow it just does. ( laughter ) so when they met for their second summit meeting today, everyone wanted to see how they would hit it off. >> the president kicking off his high-profile second summit with north korea's leader kim jong-un. the two met just this morning for dinner-- evening time there-- and a on 1 conversation. >> it's great to be with you. we had a very successful first summit. i felt it was very successful. and some people would like to see it go quicker. i'm satisfied. you're satisfied. we want to be happy with what we're doing, but i thought the first summit was a great success. and i think this one hopefully will be equal or greater than the first. ( laughter ) >> trevor: man, every time kim jong-un meets donald trump, he has that look on his face, like, he's like, "is this really the president of america?" like, you can see the whole time he's like, "

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: pope francis compares child sex abuse to human sacrifice as he closes a church summit on paedophilia. the bishop of brisbane says their credibility has been massively damaged. the colombian authorities say more than 100 venezuelan soldiers have deserted their ranks and crossed over into colombia. this comes as the us, colombia and brazil call on president maduro to relinquish power. theresa may arrives at a summit in egypt with a promise that mps will be able to have another say on her brexit deal by march 12th, ruling out a meaningful vote this week. and get ready for oscars night. we're live on the red carpet in la as the countdown to the ceremony begins. hello and welcome to world news today. pope francis has concluded a landmark summit in the vatican by promising to take concrete steps to tackle sexual abuse within the catholic church. in his closing remarks he referred to priests found guilty of abuse as "tools of satan". the pope said the abuse reminded him of t

couldn't get here man who walked across the bridge in selma, who really went out of his way, john lewis. if john were here, my guess is, john is famous for saying, you are the light, you are the light. never let anyone, any person, any force dampen or dim or diminish your light. that was john. he said, choose confrontation hesitantly. when it is your time, do not be afraid to stand up, speak up, speak out against great injustice. that's john. and damn, when he spoke out. [laughter] you all know that john never had a temper. [laughter] he would never lose it, would never lecture us. but my lord, when he did, when he did. there he is in 1965, fighting hammer and tongue to pass medicare. and then, every single step of the way he has done with all great pieces of legislation, improved it and expanded it and extended it. you think john just worked on health care. well, our first water quality standards is because of john, because of john. he authored them. then there's writing the endangered species act in 1973. i think my republican friends thought they were the only endangered species when

there you go, lewis thinks that england will do it.ort will spur wales on later. whatever happens, it is a match she will not want to take your eyes off. thank you. the welsh must hate seeing lewis moody on the pitch, having said he has never lost on that pitch. incredible. at 9:30am, you will speak to a welsh legend. yes, absolutely. we have got to be impartial. we will speak to jamie roberts, the former welsh international, playing up the road in bath at the moment. he is on his way here and i will be interested to get his thoughts. indeed, thank you. tell lewis moody thatjohn thinks he looks like george ezra. that is quite a compliment. scotland are in paris to take on france, who are yet to win in this year's competition. but if anyone knows how hard, it is to win there, it's scotland. their last victory there came in 1999. their head coach gregor townsend was intrumental that day at flyhalf, and scotland actually went on to win that championship that year. the players tend not to look at the bigger picture too much. coming to pari

lewis sent his roommate out on the kayak and put the drone up in the air.hey woend und up with this mom. >> magical. stunning. >> mother nature was like all right. >> came all this way. >> it's amazing they came to experience it. how many people don't know this magical, beautiful moment happened. they had the kayak, the weather, the drone. put those things together, you wind up with this perfect cherry on top of a perfect camping weekend. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. to enter you need friday's buzzword, be at least 18 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. the rtm buzzword is coming up in a bit. >> stand by for the rtm ipad mini giveaway. >>> kids all over the world dream of growing up and one day being a professional soccer player. for steve that became a reality. the kid born in wartorn democratic of congo following his passions to play soccer. after many challenges and trials in his life he was scouted by akron university in ohio, that led him getting the attention of the seattle sounders, which in 2009 drafted him as their number on

he was, as john lewis has said, chairman john dingell. seemingly unapproachable. at the time, it made me think of an old country ballad sung by timothy arnie ford -- by tennessee ernie ford, told of a giant of a man who held up the buckling timber in a collapsing mine, allowing all others in that mine to escape. big john, that miner was called. john dingell was without question our very own big john. a larger than life figure who had raised up the institution of the house as a legislator and as a leader in our party. as the years passed and i got to know john the man, not only as big john the chairman, and as it turned out, he was approachable. who knew? he was, i discovered, as so many of you did, as tender as he was tenacious. he became a dear, dear friend. thank you, debbie, for allowing me to say a few words. i never stopped looking up to him. as a senior colleague. even as he became my dear friend, he continued to be big john to all of us with whom he served. and big john was a master of the house, as has been said. on occasion he would unabashedly use his po

jeffrey lewis, a nonproliferation expert, sees in recent satellite photos. >> that spoil pile has bigger. >> they're digging a tunnel? >> they are digging a giant underground facility at a missile base that they are revamping. and so our assessment is that this is for very large missiles, possibly the hwasong-59 icbm. >> reporter: the images taken after last year's summit indicate to lewis that north korea is expanding its missile program. if true, can the president afford to offer concessions like his abrupt decision at the singapore summit to halt joint u.s./south korea military exercises? >> it's not the first time i found orders from the president through a broadcast. and it's not just this president. but it did catch us by surprise. >> at least during your time in command, did it diminish readiness? was it harmful to your ability to carry out the mission? >> yes, it did diminish some of our readiness. and no, it didn't put us in a condition we couldn't carry out our mission. >> how much do you think we really know about their capabilities? >> i'd probably call it an 80% to 90%. ther

as was mentioned earlier, the plantation home of eleanorbut ie custis lewis, martha's ,randdaughter and her husband lawrence lewis, who served as estate, to washington's he also -- he is the one who oversees the building of the due to at mount vernon which is ironic. estate, hewashington's death had left a substantial hit inheritance to peter and her husband, thomas peter. who used the money to purchase the property and hired for 10 to design their new home. thorton's relationship with the washington's was strong enough to survive the patron staff. well for himself to be able to design these homes for america's elite family. william thornton, much like that open, became a figure the first president really trusted. not only did he select architectural plans, but he with and trusted them overseeing the construction of the progress necessary to move the utter a government by 1800. these were monumental mountain moving tasks. came ands, as we saw, went. hoban and thorton survived the rivalries, challenges, obstacles that were laid out before then. in a way, they were politicians themselves.

rooney flies with lewis here on the farm. what you think of the proposals?, you will be lambing this time of year — is there a risk, do you think, to the newborn lambs? well, we start lambing now through march into april. there could be a risk but it's a very minimal risk. and it's not a problem. golden eagles, absolutely majestic. a set of 50p coins celebrating the 20th anniversary of the gruffalo have been released. the famous monster is the creation of londoner julia donaldson and illustrator axel scheffler. the coins are expected to become very collectable — and of course it has "terrible tusks and terrible claws, and terrible teeth in his terrible jaws". now it's time for a look at the weather. if you're taking a stroll in the deep, dark wood today they will be some sunshine and some rain around. let's talk about them bridge temperature records, the highest temperature records, the highest temperature we have a sort was in 1998, 19.7 celsius. look how this mild if not warm air is flooding all the way up from africa, so by the time we get the end of the

northampton fought back — lewis ludlam with their third try — as newcastle led 28—21 at half time.a premiership cup game. northampton winning 59—33 and they'll play saracens in the final next month. huddersfield giants are in france taking on catalan dragons in the super league but it's the dragons who are on top, currently leading 26—6. huddersfield had taken an early lead through matt frawley‘s try, but since then two for brayden wiliame and efforts from lewis tierney and sam tomkins have given the dragons a commanding lead. right let's quickly round up some of the day's other sports stories and we'll stay with rugby league because national conference side lock lane will be in the third round draw of the challenge cup, that's after a 28—22 victory over milford. that was one of 13 ties today with all the details on the bbc sport website. the british horse racing authority says no new cases of equine flu have been found following tests on hundreds of horses. the shutdown of horse racing in the country has continued for a third day due to the outbreak. five more meetings were cancel

john, throw a little one to lewis orjamie. but don't get it on the grass! all right, is it.and batting collapse, in the west indies. england had elected to bowl, but it was hard going, as a century from shimron hetmyer helped the hosts set england a target of 290. england looked set to reach that total until they lost their last six wickets forjust 35 runs and west indies levelled the series at 1—1. fulham's hopes of staying in the premier league have been dealt another blow, they lost 3—1 at west ham. fulham had made the perfect start, ryan babel scoring his first goal since joining the club last month. there was controversy over west ham's equaliser with replays appearing to show the ball coming off the hand ofjavier hernandez. issa diop and michail antonio then got the goals that leaves fulham eight points from safety. watford are up to seventh after they thrashed struggling cardiff 5—1. gerard delofayo scored his first senior hat—trick and watford's first in the top flight since 1986. captain troy deeney got the other two. in the scottish premiership a contenderfor goal

alexander lewis—ra nwell from croyde in north devon will appear at exeter magistrates' court later.rom the chancellor of the exchequer scheduled for next week after comments made by the defence secretary. there are reports that beijing was angered by a speech by gavin williamson, who signalled the uk s intention to send an aircraft carrier to the pacific the treasury is yet to respond. the funeral of the footballer, emilio sala, is being held in his home town in argentina. the 28—year—old striker died after the plane he was flying in crashed into the english channel as he was travelling to his new club, cardiff city. aisling mcveigh has more. a hometown hero returned too soon. for the residents of this small argentinian town, this was not the way they wanted to welcome back one of their most successful sons. translation: without a doubt, we would never have imagined everything that we are seeing now. there are 3000 of us and we remain shocked and overcome by the situation, but still trying to give emiliano sala the farewell that he deserves. emiliano sala grew up playing football he

lewis and harris, with temperatures at seven or 8 degrees.ping much but we start to see rain arrived right on into northern ireland, 10 degrees allow here. some rain across parts of the western half of scotland overnight but the rest of scotland and northern ireland, scotland england and whilst largely dry and clearing tomorrow morning. that is ahead of the weather front that is slowly meandering in as we go through the day. it will weaken as it goes, heavy rain first thing in the morning. take an extended lie in, northern ireland, while the rhine cruise through. the rain spouts later in the morning through parts of scotland, some showers into england and wales. there will be the odd shower in the central and eastern england, with the vast majority staying dry. much sunnier in the afternoon than during the morning. temperatures like today may be up to around 14 or 15 degrees in some spots. as for monday strong winds across the northern part of scotland, 40 or 50 mph gusts. a few showers in northern england, too. most of us will stay predomina

his final piece was lewis and clark, he said, i have the perfect retirement gig. i'm going to return to monticello, correlate all of this material, publish it for posterity and i'm also going to analyze it, so he put it in a large trunk and he sent it up the james river. the barge was traveling, overnighted in richmond, virginia, and a group of thieves heard that the barge was down by the river. they went down, they picked up the heaviest truck they could find, assuming it had the most valuable material it in. they carted it up the river, on it up and what did they find? -- opened it up and what did they find? paper, which to the thieves had no value, but to history, you cannot put a price on what they destroyed. they dumped all the paper into the river, 40 years of jefferson 's life washed down the river. there were only a few pages that remained. he sent them to the american philosophical society. you can see here the damage that was done, but you can also see that jefferson realized how valuable any shard may be for history and he sent every scrap he could to u

so for miss lewis, her qualifications, i am an incumbent on assessment board two as an alternate. i am a licensed attorney with the state bar of california. professionally, it's been a privilege to work in public service at the local and federal levels. i assist family quaintances with personal real estate matters. as far as goals, my goal is to continue engagement and service for the government and residents of san francisco, the assessment appeals board offers me opportunity to meet people from all dedicated walks of life as well as the san francisco city attorney's office. while serving as a hearing or commission officer, it's been a pleasure listening to many unique and personal stories. some lessons learned are people desire an opportunity to be heard and respected. number two, assessment appeals hearings can be used as an opportunity to educate the public about property taxation, and number three, the board is a highly and respected board, staffed by excellent administrative staff. it is an honor to serve the city and county of san francisco. thank you. and i can hand this t

alexander lewis—ra nwell was before magistrates in the city.s this update. alexander lewis—ra nwell appeared here at exeter magistrates' court this morning during a very short two—minute hearing. during that time the charges were read to him. he faces five, three of which are charges of murder. those are of 18—year—old anthony payne, found dead at his home in the city earlier this week and richard and roger carter, 84—year—old twins, who were also from the city. the charges relate to incidents between the tenth and the 12th of february. he was facing a further two charges of grievous bodily harm with intent, relating to a further two incidents in north devon on the 9th of february, and exeter on the 11th. during the very short hearing today he was remanded in custody and will appear at exeter crown court on monday morning. naomi diamond with the latest. a teenager has died two days after being stabbed outside a sixth form college in birmingham. the 16—year—old boy had been on life support since the incident in the highgate area on wednesday. an

alexander lewis—ra nwell was before city magistrates earlier today. 0ur reporter, naomi dymond, gaveppeared at exeter magistrates‘ court this morning during a short two—minute hearing. during that time the charges were read to him, he faces five, three of which are charges of murder, and those are of 80—year—old anthony payne, who was found dead at his home in the city earlier this week and richard and roger carter, 84—year—old twins who were also from the city. the charges relate to incidents between the tenth and the 12th of february. he was facing a further two charges of grievous bodily harm with intent, and they relate to a further two incidents in goodleigh in north devon on the 9th of february, and exeter on the 11th of february. during the very short two minute hearing today, he was remanded in custody and will appear at exeter crown court on monday morning. thousands of criminals will be monitored 2a hours a day by new electronic tags that use satellite signals to track their exact location. the government says the scheme is designed to protect victims and cut down the need

earlier, i spoke to steve lewis, who is part of the team sampling the flood water.in these flood waters can level up stress levels on corals for bleaching. but on this occasion, we are probably seeing more effects, things like reduced light that can reach those corals growing on the bottom, and seagrass meadows growing on the bottom, things like that. of course, the reef has also faced pressure in the last few years from major coral bleaching events, as well as the outbreak of the crown—of—thorns starfish, which like to eat the coral. this recent event is really just another further stressor on the systems. what we're seeing is quite unusual, because there are parts of the great barrier reef which do not typically see these flood waters. typically the plumes move northwards along the coastline. it's not really common, and also i just want to say that not all areas of the great barrier reef will be impacted by this event. so what kind of toxics are in this brown water that are concerning you? there's a sediment and organic material associated with the sediment itself

dr michael lewis is the head of treasure at the british museum.very child was like a dream — head of treasure. when is a treasure nod treasure, according to the treasure out, in its current form? basically, mainly gold and silver objects are sober. that —— our treasure. there was an addition made some time ago were prehistoric vice images are pressured. in essence, its gold and silver things but it can be other things as well. in its current form, there have been issues. i think it was kicked off by the crosby garrett helmet, why the need to change and reform? in this consultation looks at the definition of treasure, to see whether they can be more categories of treasure added to the criteria. whether the process could bea criteria. whether the process could be a bit more normalised, things have changed since the act came into force, in terms of the landscape. also, give the police some powers in terms of law enforcement as well. there are different aspects to it. from an archaeological aspect, we are more interested in that the most important arc

he's matt lewis.a new column at the daily beast and it's called "we have finally normalized trumpism." and the zinger line at the end is this. "they say you never stand so tall as when you stoop to" -- can i say this on cnn? "kiss someone's ass. if 24s trthis is true, then tru surrounded by giants." matt lewis with the zinger. good to have you back, matt. that's quite a statement. can you tell me what you mean? >> well, in writing columns if you have a good lead, the opening, and a good kicker, the ending, then you've got a good column. >> congratulations. >> i think i succeeded at that. no, look, there's a real conundrum i think republicans have. let's look at lindsey graham as an example. >> sure. >> you have the choice to kind of stand up and be brave and tell the truth about donald trump in the case of the emergency order that it's not constitutional, it's not appropriate, it's -- the same thing that republicans and conservatives attacked barack obama for doing, for overstepping his authority. you

it is like lewis hamilton driving a car in the f1. it is the la st driving a car in the f1.et us on the podium. their push for that podium place begins on friday. that all from sportsday — but over on the bbc sport website there's live coverage from the track cycling world championships in poland. great britain's men havejust great britain's men have just won a silver medal in the men's team pursuit. thank you forjoining us. a man who supplied his girlfriend with a class a drug at a festival has been convicted of manslaughter. 30 year old ceon broughton is due to be sentenced on friday morning. he had denied he was responsible for the death of 24—year—old louella fletcher—michie, the daughter of the holby city actorjohn michie. she died at bestival in dorset after taking the drug 2—cp. our correspondent james ingham is outside winchester crown court. this is a desperately sad case. this has been painfully sad trial described by louella's family as harrowing. her parents and brother and sister had to sit in court and watch the final moments of her life, filmed on a mobile pho

doctor julian lewis. come from. i can still see him. doctorjulian lewis.nk you for that warm—hearted introduction! there may be a special place in hell for those of us who want a clean break with the european union, but does my right honourable friend agree that there will be the devil to pay for any party that tries to hold a second referendum to reverse the result of the first one?” absolutely agree. 0ur party campaigned to respect the result of the referendum. the labour party campaign, saying they would respect the result of the referendum. it is important that we do just that. the prime minister's government is as we preparing —— my as we speak preparing —— my as we speak preparing tariffs for food items like cheese and meat, and families in this country will pay who have suffered enough. is this really the tory party that she thought she would lead, banging on about europe, all the while creating new burning injustices every day they are in office? we have negotiated a deal with the european union which is very clear on the issue of no tariffs, open

it's the car that's been designed to end an era of mercedes domination and chateau lewis —— shatter lewis'sason. it's the oldest and most successful team, but they last won a title more than a decade ago. this is the sf 90, unveiled at their factory in northern italy.|j is the sf 90, unveiled at their factory in northern italy. i think we are all excited, obviously. you know you start to see the car a little bit of it at the end of last year, and then you see it slowly coming together. but today is the first time, you know you see it already. unfortunately i'm not addressed accordingly, sol already. unfortunately i'm not addressed accordingly, so i can't justjump in. addressed accordingly, so i can't just jump in. but addressed accordingly, so i can't justjump in. but it won't be too long. i justjump in. but it won't be too long. lam justjump in. but it won't be too long. i am very excited. the new car has been called the sf 92 reflect for ari's 90th anniversary and 2019. it features our radical friend when designed to meet new regulations this year. the aim is to allow cars to race closer