police say that ludlow believes he isa police say that ludlow believes he is a soldier of islamic state he isa is a soldier of islamic state and he is a serious danger to the public. he will be sentenced in november. it is just approaching 815. —— 8:15pm. the headlines on bbc news... the struggling department—store chain house of fraser is bought by mike ashley's sports direct for 90 million pounds, but what it means for its 17 and a half thousand staff is still unclear. england cricketer ben stokes tells the jury at his trial he doesn't remember knocking a man unconscious during a fight outside a nightclub last year. a muslim convert is facing life injailfor a plot to kill a hundred people in a terror attack outside the disney store on 0xford street. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's will perry. we will tell you about a perfect start to the manchester united, but first and the athletics championship, there has been british success on the track. what can you tell us? just a few moments after matthew hudson smith just claimed gold in the men's 400 metre

what we know from the evidence in the pretrial phase of this, was that lewis ludlow had been involvedion to calm him with that, he turned his attention to the uk and began planning an attack in march of this year, how he went about that that was he came into london, researched whether there was a police station in oxford street, when he decided there wasn't he came to oxford street, took a picture of oxford circus london underground station a few hundred yards from here, went from there to the disney store which is very popular on 0xford from there to the disney store which is very popular on oxford street further down, took a picture there and he went from there, to madame tussauds waxwork, so it is not clear what his target was but he had written notes and when police searched his home they found torn up notes which suggested the extent of his planning so the first note listed the targets but also said crowded london areas long road with no bollards or barriers preventing a van mounting the pavement busiest time between 11 and midday, saturdays the busiest, he talks about how that w

lewis ludlow is an awkward looking white convert from rochester who converted to islam at the age ofwn into the world of a well—known radical extremist. he used to appear on demonstrations with chowdhury supporters, always looking slightly out of place. he recorded a youtube video saying he had once been a nazi but converted to islam after muslims had been friendly to him online after a bereavement. by the time he was arrested in april, he was under extensive surveillance. he had been stopped a couple of months earlier at heathrow trying to travel to an area of the philippines with well—known links to so—called islamic state. after being stopped at heathrow, before his ultimate arrest he recorded a video pledging allegiance to the leader of so—called islamic state, which was found on a discarded phone. he then made a list of potential attack targets in london, including oxford street and madame tussauds, which he sent to an is contact. he suggested a possible van attack in which 100 people could be killed, though he had earlier admitted to his contacts that he couldn't drive because

lewis ludlow is an awkward looking, white convert from rochester in kent or converted to islam at thewn radical extremist, anjem choudary. used to appear on demonstrations with anjem choudary‘s supporters, looking slightly out of place, and he recorded the you tube video, saying he'd once been a nazi who converted to islam after muslims had been friendly to him online after a bereavement. by april when he was arrested, he was under extensive surveillance. it been stopped at heathrow a couple of months ago tried to travel to an area of the philippines with well—known links to islamic state. after being stopped at heathrow, before his arrest, he recorded a video pledging allegiance to the leader of so—called islamic state, which was found on a discarded phone. he made a list of potential attack targets in london, including 0xford attack targets in london, including oxford street and madame which he said toa oxford street and madame which he said to a is contact. he suggested a possible fine attack in which around 100 people people could be killed. he'd earlier admitted to his contact th

josh using using sanction decision to attack our country read ludlow. joining usher on her the united states [inaudible] ministers. change [inaudible] treasury sanctions. justice and miss. you're you're. phonee lines he was we realy want one of them and i mean. they didn't have had any ideas in the u. s. met movement because of the country or in one minister said that it was ranked sanctions on army at answer. passed. it doesn't seem. to users of howling linguistically. thirty years if you fees ended on it on council and nine hours in terrorism. that's a tough. one to enjo. though he did his best of international. i hive anybody and enjoyed doing now now on monday with a little on front twenty one but now now these. the more i wanted to try. he's uniquely comes from the cemex traded. what it would look? the sanctions are at that time. subjects are seeing the political or jews. it's also the plans and sasanctions. if you're born long at this is. and and whether or not. he will be able to hand the coming connects so i suspect [inaudible] she made. and end

plotting a terrorist attack in central london, and raising money to fund terrorism. 26—year—old lewis ludlowedestrians on oxford street, at madame tussauds and at st paul's cathedral. he'd hoped to kill up to 100 people. he'll be sentenced in november. bowel cancer screening in england is to be offered to men and women earlier, from the age of 50, rather than the current 60. the move brings england into line with scotland. public health england says screening people younger allows the disease to be detected earlier. business leaders have called on the government to scrap its targets for net migration after britain leaves the european union. the confederation of british industry said the targets should be replaced with a new system that ensures people coming to the uk make a positive contribution to the economy. the home office said it's committed to reducing net migration to tens of thousands. warmer weather, the football world cup and the royal wedding — all helped lift economic growth in the three months tojune. the office for national statistics says britan's economy grew by 0.4% in that

those meetings very much behind closed doors as we've seen before this is not the first time that mr ludlow it has come on himself by himself or has been represented down here in gaza those efforts to try and forge that last thing truce continue the tension here highlighted by the fact that there were two israeli drone strikes against what israel describes as protesters trying to launch those incendiary cards and balloons that israel says of course so many crops and private so much private land to be burnt in israel meanwhile the protest was launched by the fishermen here in gaza as well a fisherman sailing their vessels are. thirty vessels to the gaza border they say that they are trying to highlight the kind of problems that they have been suffering during the twelve years of israel's land and sea blockade very important they say when after twenty weeks now these protests continue on a on a weekly basis and friday on the land borders so a tense day here in gaza but certainly at this stage it seems still that the truce seems to be holding. turkey's president has vowed to defy what he descr

which he hoped to kill dozens of people, has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. 26—year—old lewis ludlowoses and plotting attacks. police found that he had researched targets including the disney store in oxford street and madame tussauds. he had sworn an oath of allegiance to the leader of the so—called islamic state. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani has more detail. this is actually quite a sudden change because we had expected him to go to trial later this year, but this afternoon at the old bailey, he entered a guilty plea to preparation of an act of terrorism. and in essence what he did is part of that is he swore an oath of allegiance to the is terrorism group, to its leader in syria. he wrote out an attack plan. he carried out reconnaissance on potential targets in london and then researched a ramming attack. what we know from the evidence in the pretrial phase of extremist preacher for some years and he been questioned about his involvement with him involvement with him and there were suggestions that he used the name ali hussein, have also going to syria but he di

bloomberg's ed ludlow explores.sk says tesla is a real car company, but some analysts have doubts. tesla is worth more than ford with roughly the same market cap as general motors. june, tesla made 7000 cars and a little over a week. at that level, musk says tesla can be profitable in the third and fourth quarters. analysts have yet to be convinced that tesla can sustain the level, and says the company needs to make the jump from niche carmaker to global mass production giant in a way that is profitable and quickly. the company is burning through crash -- cash, $1 billion a quarter. it has already raised $19 billion in capital since 2010. it has never posted a full-year profit. profit is something that must big knowledged. in the meantime, tesla is producing just a tiny number of cars compared to other carmakers. 8.65 milliond vehicles for this year. tesla is still relying on a single plant in california to achieve scale. one third of product is under one scale. tesla plans to build a plant in china that will not be

plotting a terrorist attack in central london and raising money to fund terrorism. 26—year—old lewis ludlowedestrians on oxford street at madame tussauds and at st paul's cathedral. he'd hoped to kill up to 100 people. he'll be sentenced in november. hundreds of people, many of them foreign holiday—makers, have been moved to safety in the south of france after flash flooding tourists through towns and villages. police are searching for a 70—year—old man who went missing while looking after children at a camp site near the river ardeche. the storms followed a period of unusually hot weather across much of europe. richard lister reports. after the heatwave, the deluge. hailstones as big as marbles fell in south—eastern france as thunderstorms rolled in. torrential rain turned drought—hit rivers into raging torrents. lapping at waterside homes, spilling over roads and causing chaos downstream. several campsites were quickly overwhelmed. the water moving through with such force that camping gear and picnic tables were swept away. more than 400 police and firefighters fanned out to search for st

i want to speak to, also, martin ludlow, my son-in-law.ld at that my my brother was eight years old. we were in the backseat of the car, and my brother was waving a usa flag out the window of the car, celebrating our victory. a white family pulled up beside their their son reached out and snatched my brother's flag out of his hand. as they pulled away, my brother and i protested to our father, daddy, daddy, that boy took our get it get it back for us. my father told us to be quiet. i learned at the age of five that because i was black, my flag could be snatched away from me and there was nothing that i could do about it. i learned at the age of five that a black family's rights can be violated, and they could not protest our fight back. my father said nothing. he was justifiably afraid. at the age of five, i learned that i did not have the same rights as did others. my rights could be snatched away, and there was nothing that i could do to get them back. well, 15 years later, dr. martin luther king and others did protest and did insist on

barbara in ludlow, vermont. independent line. go ahead. caller: i'm really glad manafort was found guilty. the same thing happens even more so for cohen for the allegations against president trump. historybe like repeating itself if trump decides to pardon manafort. i really don't think politically he's going to do that but one this crazy president. host: barbara, thank you. is en routeresident on air force one, now in west virginia for a campaign-style will get underway at 7:00 eastern time. we'll have it for you live on c-span. nathan in spicewood, texas. what do you think of today's development? caller: i think it's unfortunate that he's a criminal but if he serve theime, he must punishment. i think it's odd that the iselligence agencies persecuting everyone that has to do with trump's agenda when they persecuting pizzagate. kokomo,hn next in indiana. caller: pizzagate was completely bogus. everybody knows that that has looked into the issue. it's good that manafort was guilty. because he is guilty. and there's checks and balances trump

ludlow thompson, the worst offenders, in our study, ten out of ten branches said they had a blanket ban to defend a practice like this, it means there is a chance of getting changed. ok, thank you. we will see what happens. thank you. we will see what happens. thank you for coming on the programme. new rules to stop puppies being bred, in cruel conditions, on puppy farms are being proposed by the government. it means pet shops would no longer be allowed to sell puppies and kittens. if you want one, you'll have to go to a rescue centre or direct to the breeder, where you can see the mother and check the conditions the animals are living in. with us now is actor peter egan, who was one of the speakers at the launch for the lucy's law campain in parliament. he was outside 10 downing street yesterday when the new rules were announced. hejoins us wth his rescue dog pippa. we can also speak to nigel baker from the pet industry federation she is a rescue, pippa, and... she does not seem like a 10—year old. so, are you going to chill out? my wife said that you are insane taking her into the stu

wales boss jayne ludlow has played it down.st on both camps. the winners of the match will automatically qualify for the tournament next year, with the reverse fixture finishing goalless. that game is live on bbc two from 7.30 tonight. scotland's chance of making it to the women's world cup in france next year, is out of their own hands, after they could only beat switzerland 2—1. they needed a two goal margin of victory, and despite going 2—0 up inside five minutes in glasgow, they conceded soon after and couldn't grab another. they now need a win in albania on tuesday and hope other results go their way. it is england versus wales tonight, thatis it is england versus wales tonight, that is the big one. that is all the sport for now. the mp frank field resigned from the parliamentary party yesterday over what he describes as a ‘culture of nastiness, bullying and intimidation‘ within its ranks. he also claims the leadership is becoming a force for anti—semitism in british politics. labour‘s deputy leader tom watson said it shou

generations back from slavery days trying to be happy despite of the situations behind dummigan randy ludlowncredible tribute. we want to take this opportunity to send our deepest condolences to the family. of course. we are sending our love. immediately when we heard the sad news we just had to stop and pray and just lift up the family. yes. we have lost some of the very special. we have, the queen of soul, but she will always be with us. special. we have, the queen of soul, but she will always be with usm is very good of you to come and share your thoughts, debbie and kim sledge. let's take a look back at aretha franklin — and some of her finest moments. # r—e—s—p—e—c—t # find out what it means to me # for ever and ever you'll stay in my heart # and my heart #andl my heart # and i will love you # and i will love you # together # together #to # together # to live without you # to live without you # would only mean heartbreak for me. # you make me feel # you make me feel # you make me feel like # you make me feel like like # you make me feel like # you make me feel like # you make me feel li