and liam fox and international trade and international trade select committee. g thatjob, both than brexiteers, absolutely. there were ten candidates, you cannotjust load your ministerial team full of people who supported you from the beginning until the end. a lot of people switched onto boris's side during the campaign as people dropped out, and jeremy hunt happened to be the last one standing to take on boris. so it does seem to be a radical reshuffle. on my way over here, i picked up the evening standard, no question what they are focusing on, it is the return of dominic cummings as chief advisor to borisjohnson, of course, the architect. do you see the team coming back together? we have borisjohnson, the team coming back together? we have boris johnson, michael gove will probably be chancellor to the duchy of as to, and then you have dominic cummings there as well.|j duchy of as to, and then you have dominic cummings there as well. i am really pleased about dominic cummings, because he was the lead over the leave campaign. everybody thought they couldn't pos

she has backed jeremy hunt, as did liam fox, i'm not sure if that was the reason.lso vote for theresa may's deal, so that could be the reason as well. he is trying to get a unified cabinet. we have had some others, priti patel as home secretary and dominic raab as foreign secretary, and he is the most senior of the other secretaries of state, waiting to see what michael gove is going to get. he is currently still in number 10, that will be fascinating. the man, of course, who last time round pulled the rug out from underneath boris johnson, who then stood down in the leadership race, no then went on to win it. it looks like they have made up, and! win it. it looks like they have made up, and i think he knows that he needs someone like michael gove, a fellow brexiteer, the other one as pa rt fellow brexiteer, the other one as part of the leave campaign, so i think michael gove will get a senior role, along with a lot of the staff that worked for michael gove in the past. what about everybody else? what impact will this have on boris johnson's call for unity, unifyin

why do you think the brexiteers like liam fox ? you think the brexiteers like liam fox?estion is just exactly where they fit into this particular brexit question is also a matter that we need to look at very carefully. it is notjust simplya at very carefully. it is notjust simply a question of saying you are a brexiteer, it is a question of what you have said and what you have donein what you have said and what you have done in the short answer is, the people have been appointed, have all demonstrated by their actions and was been and pointed for the environment is another one. these are people who really approve their worth and their strength. very good for the backstop? actually, on one occasion, that is true. but it is not true to say that she really understands the issue and completely committed. that is something in the past. this is what we're doing now what they said today and yesterday, absolutely speaks for itself, this isa absolutely speaks for itself, this is a really first—class team, a team of competence and remember also that dominic raab himself actually d

anotherjeremy hunt supporter, international trade secretary liam fox of the heading to the backbenchesling, the transport secretary, has also gone. the business secretary greg clark, who is in opposition to eight no—deal brexit has been sacked. theresa may's former deputy give his notice after the former prime minster resigned. community secretary james brokenshire, who minster resigned. community secretaryjames brokenshire, who did back borisjohnson secretaryjames brokenshire, who did back boris johnson in secretaryjames brokenshire, who did back borisjohnson in the race has announced on twitter that he'll be leaving the government. northern ireland secretary karen bradley will be returning to the backbenches, as police culture secretary. education secretary damien hinds has tweeted to say he has left government and caroline noakes to say he has left government and caroline noa kes has to say he has left government and caroline noakes has left her position, too. well, in the last few minutes we have also heard that mel stride has left the government. let us stride has left the governm

i mentioned that quote from the president to liam fox who was clearly irritated by it.? the it will make it tougher, there is no question. indeed, i think he is due to step down relatively soon. i think it would be grossly unfair for him to be punished for doing what he is now to do, feedback honestly. that would be completely wrong. but it will make his hard job much harder in this current period, no question. thank you very much indeed for coming on. the headlines on bbc news... the foreign secretary has ordered an inquiry into a leak of emails from the uk ambassador to washington — that are critical of the trump administration. deutsche bank starts to make the first of 18 thousand job cuts — including in london — as part of a radical reorganisation. tens of millions of pounds of public money may have been given to fraudsters after they targeted the universal credit system. in sport, jana counter is in action. the british number one lost the first set and she is now 4—1 up in the decider. it's all over for coco gauff who was defeated by the world number one simona hal

sir kim was set to be in a meeting with ivanka trump and liam fox. we understand he decided not to attend because he did not want to put the president's daughter in an embarrassing sittion. liam fox and ivanka trump were renewing an acquaintance made in happier times during the recent state visit to london. tiduring their 45-minute m, i'm told, the diplomatic row did not come out in conversation, lor did dr. fox offer an a for what the ambassador said about the present. tonight a u.k. meeting at theom u.s.rce department was canceled. a clash of diaries is claimed, rather than a further clash of friends. >> there will be a new prime minister and a couple ofat weeks and ill be an opportunity to hit the reset button. i imagine the new prime minister will travel to washington fairly soon in his tenure and try to forge a new bond with the president. nick: donald trump started his relationship with theresa may with a gentle tap on the hand. he is ending it with what feels like a kick in the teeth. nick bryant, bbc news, heshington. laura: for more on contr

liam fox and ivanka trump were renewing an acquaintance made in happier times, during the recent statering their 45 minute meeting i'm told, the diplomatic row didn't come up in conversation, nor did doctor fox offer an apology for what the ambassador said about the president. tonight a meeting in the commerce department was cancelled, a clash of diaries it is claimed rather than a further clash of friends. there will be a new prime minister in a couple of weeks and that is an opportunity to maybe hit the reset button. i imagine the new prime minister will travel to washington fairly soon in his new tenure and try to forge a new bond with the president. donald trump started his relationship with theresa may with a gentle tap on the hand, he is ending it with what feels like a kick in the teeth. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. let's get some of the day's other news. president trump says he will look at the how the labour secretary alexander acosta handled the case of the financierjeffrey epsteen while he was a prosecutor in florida. mr epstein was offered a plea deal by acosta in 200

ambassador did not attend a meeting today between ivanka trump and the international trade secretary, liam foxhunt and borisjohnson will appear together — the only time they debate head—to—head before the tory voters make their choice. also on the programme: qatar's emir meets with president trump in washington

liam fox and if uncle trump were renewing an acquaintance made in happier times, during the recent statering their 45—minute meeting, i'm told, their diplomatic row didn't come up in conversation, nor did doctor fox offer an apology for what the ambassador said about the president. tonight, a meeting in the commerce department was cancelled, a clash of diaries, it's claimed, rather than a further clash of friends. there will be a new prime minister in a couple of weeks, and i think that's an opportunity to maybe hit the reset button. i imagine the new prime minister will travel to washington fairly soon in his new tenure and try to forge a new bond with the president. donald trump started his relationship with theresa may with a gentle tap on the hand. he's ending it with what feels like a kick in the teeth. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. staying with that story... bruce jentleson was a senior advisor at the state department during president obama's administration, and is also author of the peacemakers: leadership from 20th century statemanship. he told me the current row is certainl

penny mordaunt, who backed borisjohnson, and anotherjeremy hunt supporter, liam fox, are among othersding to the backbenches. former home secretary, sajid javid, is the chancellor, priti patel becomes home secretary, and dominic raab becomes... then, our look at the papers. stay with us for that. good evening. boris johnson, good evening. borisjohnson, one of the most controversial politicians of modern times, has taken over as prime ministerfrom of modern times, has taken over as prime minister from theresa may. of modern times, has taken over as prime ministerfrom theresa may. he has wasted no time in putting his stamp on government in what has been described as the most brutal ministerial reshuffle in decades. i7 ministers have left the cabinet, making way for a much more pro brexit team, as mrjohnson repeated his pledge to take the uk out of the eu by the 31st of october. the dark before dawn. politics needs light and shade. decisions are complicated. judgments subtle. but now, we will all wake up every day to a leader who paints the boldest of brushstrokes, a man who divides and

just the sort of brexit issue the trade secretary, liam fox, needs to plan for. eeting. doctor fox acknowledges canada's decision was a result of the uk's announcement in march of low taxes on imports, known as tariffs if there is no deal. his warning to canada and others — that could change with a new prime minister. in the case of canada, we set out what would be emergency day one tariffs which allow 87% of the goods coming into the uk to be tariff free. the canadians, not unreasonably, said, why should we put even more resource into a trade agreement when we can get access to your markets for nothing? the point here is that they are temporary. and we will have a new prime minister, we will have a new cabinet, they may take a different view on that. three years ago, the government was very optimistic about continuing or rolling over the uk's access to the eu's a0 deals with 70 other countries around the world, even after a no—deal brexit. but getting a slice of that has proved more difficult with just 12 of the a0 deals signed, not always on the same terms. roll

just the sort of brexit i55ue the trade secretary, liam fox, needs to plan for. knowledges canada's decision was a result of the uk'5 announcement in march of low taxes on imports, known as tariffs if there is no deal. his warning to canada and others — that could change with a new prime minister. in the case of canada, we set out what would be emergency day one tariffs which allow 87% of the goods coming into the uk to be tariff free. the canadians, not unreasonably, said, why should we put even more resource into a trade agreement when we can get access to your markets for nothing? the point here is that they are temporary. and we will have a new prime minister, we will have a new cabinet, they may take a different view on that. three years ago, the government was very optimistic about continuing or rolling over the uk'5 acce55 to the eu'5 a0 deals with 70 other countries around the world, even after a no—deal brexit. but getting a slice of that has proved more difficult with just 12 of the a0 deal5 5igned, not always on the same terms. rolling over the eu trade

liam fox has been pushing top pe firms in london to put their $1 trillion plus as capital to work innd his strategy may be playing off -- paying off. one offered to take some of. syed, who with sarah has been tracking this story. looks like private equity firms aren't being deterred from investing in the u.k., liam fox trying to persuade some of the groups. this is a business, isn't it? sarah: correct. they feel it's a certainty with consumers wanting to stick with beers.d keep drinking you're right. late last year, it was december when liam fox met with a dozen of the top private equity firms operating in london or based in london, trying to convince them to put this $1 trillion plus of dry powder that they have and invest it into the u.k. and i think what the private equity firms are most concerned about, though, is this idea of a no deal brexit and the uncertainty that might bring with it. anna: with that in mind, are we going to see a slowdown to the rate at which we're seeing the private equity deals if there's more uncertainty from the 31st of october or the run-up to it, that

meeting with ivanka to discuss brexit and other things, sir kim decided he would not be joining liam foxnd that was to help calm things down. the attempt on this side of the pond will be to calm things down and it is an enduring , politically, economically, culturally. , we had a states visit by the american president that went well. in one of the tweets of the president, he said how much he enjoyed the state visit. he was most impressed and enjoyed meeting the queen. genie: thank you for that. it is becoming difficult to determine the number of migrants making the crossing to europe. communications have dried up. ngo's vessels who can no longer talk in italy are a rare source of eyewitness resorts. people trickle off in malta. in italy, it is mostly the italian border police seen doing the rescuing. >> t the situation was calm. 47 non-eu citizizens were given authorization to disembark. 10 women and 37 men. >> the international organization for migration says the number of arrivals by sea is around a sixth of that in the same time last year. the number of deaths have half. it appears to

live being left over from three's amazed heaven and even some of the arch bricks and cheers like liam fox everybody is set to go and leave so he wants. rebuild was when people from the bottom up and that means that there will be a lot of discontent and frustrated tory members on the back benches and problem and and all they have to do and all they might be to make cars drugs is life is difficult. barbara hazel standing by at 10 downing street thank you. of get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world russian opposition leader alexina vulnerable says that he has been arrested in a video on his instagram account the anti corruption campaigners said that he was detained as he left his home in moscow to go for a jog involved these arrests comes after he called for another mass protest unless authorities lifted their ban on opposition candidates running in moscow's parliament elections. police in thailand say that 4 people have been killed in an attack on a military outpost in the south of the country unknown assailants on motorcycles to explosives before opening fire a

people live being left over from to resume a step in and even some of the arch pricks of cheers like liam fox everybody is set to go and leave so he wants to. rebuild people from the bottom up and that means that there will be a lot of discontented and frustrated tory members on the backbench is the problem and and all they have to do and all they might be to igor's drugs is life is difficult. barbara hazel standing by at 10 downing street thank you. let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world germany's new defense minister i'm going to compound our as taken her oath of office in parliament of a replacement came as a surprise after her predecessor became the next president of the european commission k k as she is widely known is seen as the likely successor to chancellor and for the america. police in thailand say that 4 people have been killed in an attack on a military outpost in the south of the country unknown assailants on motorcycles through explosives before opening fire attacks are frequent in the region where a muslim separatist insurgency has been

including a dinner with the emir of qatar and trade talks with the international trade secretary liam fox there was supposed to take place yesterday and that being cancelled anyway and all the talk in london frankly the last couple of days from diplomats and former diplomats has been well how exactly is someone like kim derek supposed to be able to do his job when he swinney sends back his bests understanding and intel. of a situation in his posts and then it gets leaked straight back in is and is made to look him make him look like complete complete fool so plainly if if kim derek is not able to act as an ambassador go to events find out what's going on because he's basically been stonewalled and blackballed by by the white house from doing so and on one level you have to think well what's the point in him actually staying on but certainly the diplomatic service here and his many supporters in governments including the outgoing prime minister's reason may have stood by him have said that they regard him as very effective.

in one of the most radical reshuffles ever seen, jeremy hunt, penny mordaunt, liam fox and 14 otherse left the cabinet. among the replacements are sajid javid as chancellor, priti patel as home secretary and dominic raab as foreign secretary. i will do everything in my power to keep our country everything in my power to keep our cou ntry safe, everything in my power to keep our country safe, our people secure and also to fight the scourge of crime that we see on our streets. we will have detail and analysis and we will be reporting on the range of policy proposals made by the new prime minister. also tonight... keeping cool in the heat as the met office says the uk could record its highest ever temperature tomorrow. and ireland put england to the sword, bowling them out forjust ireland put england to the sword, bowling them out for just 85 ireland put england to the sword, bowling them out forjust 85 runs on a humiliating first day of their test at lord's. in sport on bbc news, ireland embarrass england at the home of cricket, bowling them out for just the home of cricket, bowling th

this is somebody by the name of andrew percy who works with liam fox.that potential is at sta ke. with canada that potential is at stake. would you explain? i've feel guilty inflict ding trade policy on viewers at this time of night. make it fun viewers at this time of night. make itfun —— viewers at this time of night. make it fun —— the details. viewers at this time of night. make it fun -- the details. what would be important would be the focus with the uk's trade deal with the eu, we also have trade deals and agreements with countries across the world, collectively that is to 6% of our trade. the government has promised all these other deals will be rolled over through agreement with these countries when we leave the eu. but that has been a very, very slow process. what we now know is that canada, one of the most important deals, effectively refusing to do so because what britain did is announce if we leave the eu without a deal we will scrap most of our tariffs. canada looks at that and thinks we could roll over the deal like the uk once and there

including a dinner with the emir of qatar and trade talks with the international trade secretary liam fox there was supposed to take place yesterday and that being cancelled anyway and all the talk in london frankly the last couple of days from diplomats and former diplomats has been well how exactly is someone like kim derek supposed to be able to do his job when he spun he sends back his bests understanding and intelligence of a situation in his posts and then it gets leaked straight back in is and is made to look him make him look like complete complete fool so plainly if if kim derek is not able to act as an ambassador go to events find out what's going on because he's basically been stonewalled and blackballed by by the white house from doing so and on one level you have to think well what's the point in him actually staying on but certainly the diplomatic service here and his many supporters in governments including the outgoing prime minister's reason may have stood by him have said that they regard him as very effective very high quality diplomats. and the whole thing has created

there was a cancellation earlier today at a meeting involving the commerce secretary and liam fox. things you have to find out, how untenable is your position as ambassador, your ability to do the job, has become as a result of the president's fury at the leaked cash of telegrams which sikkim sent back to london? even by donald trump's extraordinary standards it would shock people that he would double down, having been so vocal in his tweets yesterday, it demonstrates that this is becoming an asymmetrical relationship. this is not entirely surprising that this president. we have seen on previous occasions that he tends to ruminate on things and wakes up in the morning and tends to double down on them. his initial tweet yesterday seem them. his initial tweet yesterday seem to come in the wake of prime minister may's defensive said kim derek, and trump does not have anything to lose at this stage. theresa may will be gone in two weeks so there is no incentive for him to be nice to her, and it is in keeping for him to hit back at those who he thinks of this speculation has been rife g

liam fox who backed hunt. it may be a form of revenge is a dish best eaten cold. then he will take up this night of the long knives and reduce his cabinet to trump levels. the comparisons with trump don't end there but we haven't got time to discuss that now. we will see about that. the financial times have got the downturn in factory output painting the gloomiest picture in the united kingdom for six years. they are saying uncertainty over brexit has left industry purely placed to cope with the declining global manufacturing. they are suggesting this downturn in factory output and purchasing from abroad could be linked to brexit. and that comes into uncertainty. we know businesses hate uncertainty more than anything else. if there were to bea than anything else. if there were to be a no—deal brexit, knowing that would probably boost a little bit of confidence. although obviously it is not idealfor confidence. although obviously it is not ideal for businesses or anyone else to have a no—deal brexit. very important to note on this front page, it is quoting multiple

international community area law in the past during the yemen conflict and may not to do so trade secretary liam fox was forced to hold an immediate review of almost 5000000000 pounds worth of weapons deals while this latest appeal seems to contradict fox's assurances to m.p.'s that saudi arms sales would be halted handing a review as i said earlier we disagree with the judgment and will seek permission to appeal alongside this we are carefully considering the implications of the judgment for decision making while we do this we will not grant any new licenses for export to saudi arabia and its coalition partners which might be used in the conflict in yemen opposition leader jeremy corbyn says the latest efforts to halt the ruling ridicule the government's position that human rights take priority over profit despite clear legal warnings that the sale of arms to saudi arabia has contributed to the worst humanitarian catastrophe in the world the conservatives are determined to allow sales to carry on regardless this makes a mockery of their own commitment to hold all new sales while the review takes pl

low profile wait for this to blow over i mean we did see that meeting between the trade secretary liam foxand the commerce secretary wilbur ross council today but perhaps it's a case of keep calm and carry on for now if you're young tomorrow and just wait until there is a new prime minister and then we'll know for sure what the next step will be always force one what do you to the table with me until i'm free in washington to both of you thank you. after almost 20 years of conflict and countless dead rival groups in afghanistan including the taliban say that they've agreed on a road map for peace this after a historic intra afghan meeting in joe ha after 2 days of talks the longtime foes well they've issued a joint statement with a list of agreed principles for a post more afghanistan now these include an islamic legal system the protection of women's rights and the assurance of equality for all ethnic groups. tell a man talks in doha were interrupted for the peace conference which some are hailing as a genuine breakthrough well we believe so more than ever before the real problem is espec

i have written it, i have said it, and we have to be clear, watching liam fox in the united states, humblingever seen this man doing before, everybody knows, even borisjohnson knows, that when we do this catastrophic thing called brexit... your opinion, obviously. yes, my opinion. the united states is what we feel we have to fall back on and that brings certain conditions, and i think those conditions are not forgotten by trump. stephanie, i will bring you in in a moment, but the point you made about the, again, strong language, you said, suicidal state of mind in iran. where does that go next if this escalates? if it does escalate, it will be a disaster. when i said a suicidal mood, the iranians will bomb. they have a huge arsenal of missiles, ballistic missiles. they will hit the american bases in the gulf, they will hit the american aircraft carriers. you have forgotten israel. and israel also. and israel will come in? and israelwill come in? yes, no. they haven't done it in 40 years of tension. i think you are being a little hyperbolic. this is a dangerous thing. they will send their spe

has been rather mixed the trade secretary liam fox focused on the leak itself said it was unethical unpatriotic unprofessional and the person behind them was maliciously trying to undermine the relationship between the u.k. and the u.s. whereas other politicians concentrated on the content of the e-mails and the author itself this was a personal view it's not the view of the british government it's not my view we continue to think under president trump the us administration is not just highly effective but the best possible friend of the united kingdom on the international stage i think it is very important that ambassadors give honest unvarnished advice to their country and it is disgraceful that it has been leaked from the moment trump was elected this man was the wrong person to be the british ambassador globalist an outlook. totally opposed to the tom dick 3 the sooner he is gone the berta will the leak comes at a key time for the u.k. is it looks to boost its trade with the u.s. following breaks it remains to be seen if this blush in diplomacy will have an effect on the special relationshi

international trade secretary liam fox he said that he found these remarks in the cables to be an ethical and unpatriotic and that when he meets with yvonne could try. up the president's daughter he will give her an apology in person so in addition to that some of the brags that backing u.k. politicians have criticized derek's statements which essentially seem to be representing the nation of britain now that they are in the public eye this is what has been said this was a personal view it's not the view of the british government it's not my view we continue to think under president trump of us administration is not just highly effective but the best possible friend of the united kingdom on the international stage i think it is very important that ambassadors give honest unvarnished advice to their country and it is disgraceful that it has been leaked from the moment trump was elected this man was their own person to be the british ambassador to globalist and i would look totally opposed to the term victory in the sooner his gone the better now as these comments are now circulating the pr

ireland backstop, —— at the centre of mrs may's doom steel, even though some leading brexiteers like liam foxhe backstop might meet the concerns of mps so we are not trapped in it for ever and a day and something the eu might be prepared to concede given they have always said the backstop should be temporary, that that might bea should be temporary, that that might be a way out of it. last night boris johnson and jeremy hunt said, no, we are not johnson and jeremy hunt said, no, we a re not interested johnson and jeremy hunt said, no, we are not interested in an end date or some sort of unilateral exit mechanism, the backstop is dead, which means mrs may's deal is dead, which means mrs may's deal is dead, which means mrs may's deal is dead, which means both men would havejust three months to agree an entirely new deal, even if the eu were prepared to negotiate on something, which at the moment, they do not seem which at the moment, they do not seem in the least inclined to do. now, it's possible this is all part of some gigantic bluff to crank up the pressure on the eu in the hope that at the