have the grenfell tower lit up green and the surrounding towers and landmarks across london, the london eye call came in. everyone thought it was a small kitchen fire. it suddenly developed into the most devastating blaze since the second world war in london. fire stations across london observed the minute‘s silence today. here near grenfell, people observed 72 seconds of silence, a second for each of those victims. so the visual will continue and then at the end of today, a lot of people will gather today, a lot of people will gather to break fast for ramadan. so there will be a large community meal. that is what a lot of people have said. despite all of the terrible things that have happened and the anger, they say they will have a great community at grenfell anywhere, but since what happened, people have come together more. one of the bereaved i was speaking to said when he walks down the street, people come up to him and they want to hug him. they don‘t know him, but they wa nt to him. they don‘t know him, but they want to hug him because they have heard his story and they know what hea

the london eye and everything. we have ran out of time but thank you forjoining us. settled for most parts of the country but it is somewhat hit and miss with sharp showers around. this was the scene earlier taken by one about whether watchers in carmarthenshire, beautiful blue skies and barely a cloud. spells of sunshine across many parts of the country and also the chance of a shower. some of the showers will be pretty heavy with the odd rumble of thunder particularly across southern england and southern wales. the satellite image shows the cloud that has been drifting across southern parts of britain in the last few hours. more cloud on the east coast of england and eastern scotland at times and also towards western scotla nd times and also towards western scotland and northern ireland, a few shower clouds developing through the day so hit and miss towards the far north—west and the barthau. elsewhere, dry and sunny with temperatures generally around 20—23. a bit cooler around the east coast with the cool air coming in from the north sea and a bit more cloud. loud

the people who live in garnet hill, behind the art school, and that the london eye and staff, this issages on social media. —— the a long —— the alumni and staff, this is a huge blow to them. thank you very much forjoining us this morning. a mother seeking permission to use cannabis oil to treat her sick son has said he is in a life threatening condition. 12—year—old billy caldwell who has been at the centre of a dispute over the use of cannabis to treat his epilepsy has been admitted to hospital, suffering from seizures. his mother, charlotte, says her son could die unless he receives cannabis oil. she travelled to canada to obtain more of the drug — which is illegal in the uk — but the supply was confiscated when she arrived at heathrow airport on monday. our correspondent keith doyle joins us now with the details. a sad story, this. can you explain the legal situation surrounding cannabis oil? billy was having around 100 epileptic seizures a day. he was given a medicine containing this cannabis oil in the us in 2016. last year he became the first person in the uk to be prescribed t

and their version of the london eye. and that's a concert hall there.delegations from both kim jong—un and donald trump will be meeting separate from the two men who will meet at 9am on tuesday morning. once again, robert kelly. what do we know about today? we know that various people from various camps are having conversations. what is that about? putting down the ground work for tomorrow. they have been quiet about what will happen. there has been a rumour that donald trump would like a one—on—one with kim jong—un. rumour that donald trump would like a one—on—one with kimjong—un. they said we will see what happens. when i saw you tweet about that, you were like "gasps, one to one?" backer do real things. i am like "gasps, one to one?" backer do realthings. i am concerned. like "gasps, one to one?" backer do realthings. lam concerned. donald trump has said he does not want to prepare. i am concerned about what kim jong—un will tell him. that is why residents have matter when it is not traditional. we will talk about those advisors with trump. mike pomp

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that it's nice to have the london eye and downing street lit in green on wednesday night but we're also seeing many londoners complain that these acts of symbolism are not enough finally some other ways that we're seeing people remember those who were lost is through music these two teenagers into hora live at the foot of the tower and they released a song for their friends who died take a listen. if you're london or elsewhere in the world to share your views with us when you're after grenfell you can get in touch with me on twitter on enter schapelle andrew thank you very much u.s. secretary of state says china has reaffirmed its commitment to sanctions on north korea following the singapore summit between donald trump ben kim jong un might one pale is in beijing weighs discussing the details of tuesday summit with chinese president xi jinping china which is north korea's largest trading partner has signed up to un sanctions against pyongyang last year after a series of nuclear and missile tests on tuesday it hinted those sanctions could be eased following the talks japan the republic

keep an eye on the minors out of london today. it is called lower than others. some of the retail under pressure and the rbs story to factor in. ofould argue that is a ck direction from the euro rather than risk on vibe. l' you wt the picture is. 77.4129 with the ftse. -- 7741.29. -- i am interested to see what the breakdown is on the ftse 100. other markets will drift, i think. you won't see much coming out of europe in terms of direction. think below the surface, there could be interesting stories but we will see what they look like

and at 11.30, jane hill and foreign correspondents posted to london look at events in the uk through outsiders‘ eyesine london. the nhs in england has set out plans to stop hundreds of thousands of patients receiving treatments which it says are useless or too risky. it‘s drawn up a list of procedures, including tonsil removal, breast reduction and surgery for snoring which will it‘s proposed be offered to fewer patients. jon donnison reports. nhs england says it wants to stop people from having treatments that are either ineffective or pose too many risks. it has drawn up a list of 17 procedures, including snoring and varicose veins treatment, knee arthroscopies for osteoarthritis, and steroid injections for non—specific backpain. in all of these the health bodies say there is little evidence the treatments work or that the risks outweigh the rewards. but some doctors have questioned those beliefs and say patients will either miss out or will be forced to pay for private treatment that would actually give them some relief. the proposals are still to be put out to consultation, but nhs england says

eye. at a london museum, there is a focus on her struggles with illness and disability and how -ithat affected her sege. the show has never been seen outside of mexico. will gompertz has more. will: the instantly recognizable face of frida kahlo, the mexican artist with a rld-famous monobrow with the imagthat turned her into an icon, with the back story we thought we knew. the near fatal car crash in her teens, her marriage to diego rivera and her communist politics. that was before the treasure this is the house in mexico city where frida kahlo lived. when she died, they decided the bathroom should remain locked for 50 years. when it was opened in 2004, theo d tens of thousands of objects, a selection that makesc up ttent of this show. they found wardrobes packed with the trademark traditional mexican clothes, drars teaming with indigenous jewelry, cupboards full of her medical equipment, showing how frida kahlo's art and fashion to conceal and confront her disabilities. >> no matter where i look around th will: she has become a role model for this writer and activist. >> fashion allows me to

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london breed supporters said she is keeping a close eye on the numbers. >> the rented choice of voting. you never at is going to happen. we cannot take anything for granted and clearly race is very tight. >> i would not be said -- be surprised if we saw some zigzagging. >> mark leno thanks his supporters . he feels this is far from gaming the system. >> in a traditional run off p 2 i do not think anyone would be surprised that thvery first phone call to each of us would make would be to jane kim. >> with so many votes uncounted it is a practice in the patient's as the city waits to find out who will take the mayor's seat. >> the report we issue on a daily basis are not in any way indicative of a final result. >> alt ill days away in an elwith a huge voter turnout rivaling the 2016 puzzle election>> it is about a 50% turnout. those are numbers you see for a presidential election. you do not see those number for a june imary election. >> inside city hall tonight i noticed as the ft they sealed all the doors with ballots inside with temper tape just to make sure they are secure and they t

sometime last month the queen went in as a day patient to hospital in london and had a cataract removed from an eyethree—year pay deal worth 6.5% — health unions have announced. more than a million nurses, physiotherapists, cleaners and other staff across england will receive it. the agreement, reached after months of negotiation between unions, employers and ministers, was made possible with an extra £4.2 billion of funding. the celebrity chef and food writer, anthony bourdain, has died. he was 61. the us television network, cnn — for whom mr bourdain worked — said he had been found dead in his hotel room in france, where he'd been filming an episode of his food and travel focused programme " pa rts unknown". the network said mr bourdain had taken his own life. ageism is the most common form of discrimination in the uk — and the most likely to go unchallenged. that's according to a new report by the royal society for public health, which says many young people believe it's normal for older people to be lonely, unhappy and depressed. richard galpin reports. negative attitudes towards the elderly ar

keep an eye on the minors out of london today. it is called lower than others.e of the retail under pressure and the rbs story to factor in. ofould argue that is a ck direction from the euro rather than risk on vibe. l' you wt the picture is. 77.4129 with the ftse. -- 7741.29. -- i am interested to see what the breakdown is on the ftse 100. other markets will drift, i think. you won't see much coming out of europe in terms of direction. think below the surface, there could be interesting stories but we will see what they look like in a minute. 500, a little offkilter this morning but nevertheless, largely in the red, i would argue. matt, take me through the movers. brent,m looking -- at 74, 324 down. it doesn't look good for a bullish story. let me switch to index points and we can see the big stocks, the usual suspects, but which ones are moving in which direction as far as moving the markets are concerned? we see royal dutch shell on the downside this morning and we see some of the banks. rbf, off 3.5% on the downside. some oil stocks, some bank stocks down. t

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and at 16:30 foreign correspondents posted to london look at events in the uk through outsiders‘ eyes dateline. four men have died and three people are injured after a collision between a car and a taxi in leeds. the crash happened in the early hours of this morning on the a6120 in the horsforth area of the city. the men, all aged between 18 and 21, died at the scene. two teenage girls, aged 16 and 17, were also in the car. one is in a critical condition while the other has non—life threatening injuries. the driver of the taxi was taken to hospital with serious injuries. chief inspector richard padwell from west yorkshire police gave this update. those that have died and two people who were injured, were in a silver coloured seat leon which was travelling along the ring road at horsforth in leeds and there was a head—on collision with a silver coloured seat alhambra people carrier which was travelling in the opposite direction. we are carrying out a thorough and detailed investigation into the circumstances of the collision and we would be very keen to hear from anybody who has any in

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live reportrom london "fbn:am" continues. ♪ ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don'trth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you >> president trump threatening to tax harley-davidson if they move production overseas due to retaliatory tariffs from the e.u. of course they are already overseas. michael hughes at cmc markets joins us now. good morning, michael. your reaction to this and the president's attack on the company? >> i'm a little bit amused at this because ultimately send is entitled to take his business wherever it deems fit. harley davidson is a fairly small american mid-cap company with $6 billion in market cap. the loss to profit is $100 million. that may not seem an awful lot of money but it's an awful lot of money and one has to question whether or not president trump has the same rhetoric for example like bowling or half-full. a little bit surprised by what the president is taking. th

london. the queen has had surgery on her eye to remove a cataract.nned procedure last month was a success. her majesty has been seen wearing sunglasses at recent events. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell sent us this update from buckingham palace. the palace would regarding his as routine procedure. but it was described by the palace as a small plant procedure, the queen went into the hospital a month ago as a day patient, had the procedure, evidently successfully. the only visible sign has been she has been seeing —— seen wearing dark glasses ata seeing —— seen wearing dark glasses at a garden party. she will be extremely visible tomorrow, tomorrow is the official marketing of a 92nd —— her 92nd birthday. she will certainly want tomorrow to have the sharpest divisions or she can expect the cavalry and the horse guards. ican hear i can hear some point —— faint voices in my ear hearing that we might be going back to quebec. this is where the g7 summit is taking place in canada. we have been reporting that already there have been tensions ahead

london. the united kingdom is part of the five eyes. and you have the former communist john brennan call think president trump paranoid. we know it is true. how could it be pornade. sounds very defensive. >> i think mr. trump has demonstrated a paranoia and insecurity and a concern about the investigation under way. certainly his tweets do not seem like they are coming from a person of innocence and confidence. mr. trump is promoting a narrative and try to discredit the f.b.i. and cia and others. make no mistake about it, the american justice system i think is going to prevail in this endeavor to get to the bottom of who might be collaborating and working with foreign actors to undermine the integrity of the action. >> sean: this is the same john brennan and told the world that donald trump should be very, very worried. >> i think he is afraid of the president of russia. >> why? >> the russians may have something on him personally. and clearly it is important for us to improve relations with russia. bullpen the fact he had a fawning att

london edition of feel that. feel for the winning documentary starting june fourteenth on t.w. . plastic waste as far as the eye can see. the plastic bank is a social project that wants to prevent plastic from ending up in the ocean and on the streets. budgets and stuff works for the project which pays people to collect the garbage which is then we cycled. it's a battle to stop puerto ponce the capital of haiti from sinking in cottage. the idea is to for. pollution and poverty at once it certainly brings hope but is this really a feasible business model. for . all the trash that you see this you know can now basically come from the top where the canal is wider basically this canal one of the is if you can look at all around in the wide in anything it is just the fact that the community brings. tons of. trucks so durning just try to push the water back. i mean when i see it i see a cherry that while i want to see what i can do the cherry do want what does it take to change you know on. its own that's really what i see out while at sea wall i want to see what it takes to change it when i look at the scene only be

eye for the fleeting moment. elephants in the centre of london. yes! salsbury avenue? i should think so. why?re. looks like they might have been on hard times, but supporting each other. here she is, style, look at her. butterfly glasses. and the dog looking at her. the jumping polar bear. two women are strolling down a road suddenly breaking into a nazi salute in 30s berlin. these precarious football fans. john turner didn't show these photos to anyone. his family knew nothing. however, now they have been made public, there's been quite a reaction. we've got interest in producing a book, which would be wonderful. and hopefully an exhibition, we've had interest in that as well. but having offers arriving daily now, so so we're just waiting to see which one is right when we've had time to think about it and gather them all together. you are meeting a new father here, aren't you? yes, but one i always suspected might be there. the man in the bowler hat, he had a secret life. he did, yes, i'm very glad to say. workmen pondering a piece of modern art. the collector for the pdsa. and this rather r

london. the metropolitan police commissioner says the clips featuring drill music include lyrics the anchorage knife attacks. the problem in the eyessn't articulated here. the police ask you to re m ove articulated here. the police ask you to remove videos which they believe anchorage gang violence. what do we see on every news bulletin on the 29th of may? clips of those videos, shame on you bbc i am disgusted. the same day, bbc news told us that medical staff who treated the former russian spy and his daughter, did not expect the pair to survive. here is read, with news that one. in interviews with the newsnight programme, the staff said that at first they thought the pair suffered a drugs overdose. mark reports. it's before 5pm on the 4th of march. we we re before 5pm on the 4th of march. we were told there were two patients in the emergency department who were critically unwell and it would be coming up to the unit. sarah clamp e—mailed us to say, headline news this morning and second only billing at lunchtime because of the shooting and belgium is the nerve agent story about how medics did not think they would survive, that is

eye. in iraq on al-jazeera. london with the top stories here on al-jazeera the leaders of the u.s. and north korea have arrived in singapore for tuesday's historic summit donald trump and kim jong un all last thing in separate hotels not far from each other trump hopes to win a deal with the north to give up their nuclear weapons but concedes it may take more than one meeting company health it is in singapore. with the arrival of these two leaders in place the work begins in preparation for that meeting that will take place on tuesday there have been teams here on the ground working feverish lee not just to get the logistics in place but also to set the right tone for the table the u.s. president we had him while he was on air force one that he believed that this was a one time opportunity he believes the north korean leader will not wait nuclear peace was also at the top of the agenda of the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization and china iranian president hassan rouhani used the meeting to criticize the u.s. for withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal saying is unilatera

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on a penalty kick that's giving japan a one nil lead we'll keep an eye on that game for you as we continue our news from down. london woke up today still buzzing from england's last minute victory last night his probably boyko with the exuberant press reaction. pretty celebrate three headlines here across the board lots of pundits on the radio talking about the young england team look at that harry k. the man of the match on all the front pages i'm going to losing these papers here on all the front pages of the newspapers this morning all the pundits talking about how the team can improve going forward and i shore a few stories especially in the run up to the match about how the hosts in volgograd would how they had been welcoming england fans with open arms and how the fans there had been outnumbered by two ms ians but apparently the russian hospitality was there for everyone to see now one particular headline i enjoyed was this one world cup twenty eighteen it says england fans praise welcomed by. russian hosts as they celebrate when and there's a quote from an england fan that says i was speaking to a russian ult

at the bolton eagle eye for arrange to meet archaeologist michael slater. he had said that and this is london's museum in t.-a. but what we brought the romans here with us. sure has many advantages in ancient times it was at the crossroads of a number of important trading words. the most a valley is relatively narrow. only widens to form a basin here with the city is thought of gold and so this was the only spot to build a big city under which the romans did it with. the black gate did it look like this back then as well. no during roman times it definitely wasn't as black as it is today once a nigger does indeed mean black gate but for the romans it would have been much lighter field i love of this and if we know that the stone has more of a white issue. we also don't have the city gate itself any longer and you have to imagine the city walls to the left and right and you can also see clearly that the tower on the right is missing a level otherwise i think the party gives us a good impression of what it would have been like that they know and you are my me and in addition to fortification. the

eyes best day in months. joining us, bloomberg oil trading order in london. can see why markets might be relieved. on the other hand you have to wonder why oil is higher. >> it is strange that they have been lifting up the end the market is taking it bullishly. it is one of capacity now that they have this higher. there was some fears giving russia wanted a 1.5 million barrel a day increase we could see a bigger figure. they haven't been completely clear after the meeting as to how much supply they're going to add. the market decided this is a good outcome and we could see higher prices down the road. vonnie: where does this leave iran? >> it is tricky. iran and saudi arabia work ran standing head of the meeting. iran did not want any out would increase. saudi arabia said it was in the camp with russia of one point five million barrel a day increase. i now looking down the line will have to asap to u.s. tensions. we heard today japan has been asked to stop buying iranian crude. they come out with a win. the communiquÉ doesn't have too many details. that is in iranian move. they don't want to be se

london. and now the united kingdom is a key member of the five eyes alliance. and then you have a former communist and former cia director john brennan calling trump parinoid for expressing concern over deep state spying. >> he has a parnoia and security about the investigation. his tweets do not seem like they are coming from a person much innocence and confidence. mr. trump is going to try to discredit the f.b.i. and cia and others. but no mistake about it, the american justice system is going to prevail in this endeavor to get to the bottom of who might have been collaborating and working with foreign actors to undermine the integrity of the election. >> sean: this is the same john brennan who told the world that donald trump should be very, very worried. sounds like a deep state threat. >> i think he is afraid. >> why? >> one can speculate maybe the russians have something on him personally and roll out and make life difficult. it is important to improve relations with russian. but the fawning attitude to mr. putin and not said negative things about him con