, one his tight lipped nature, but mr lyoi'is, one assumes his tight lipped nature, but mr lyons, oneis boss's blessing. we can't assume that! i think in politics you can, actually. he is basically saying this is ridiculous, what philip hammond says is crazy, and the warnings of the cliff edge are nonsense and he is comparing it to warnings about the millennium bug that would bring all our computers into disrepair. is this code for, we are worried that if it takes that long brexit will crash and burn? partly i am sure that is true. first of all i am not convinced boris thinks these things. he has been the other side of the world this week with wonderful pictures of shaking hands with robots injapan and so on and reports have come back which seem contradictory, this is not unusual with boris, but i don't quite know what he thinks and which is why it would go too far to say that mr lyons speaks on his behalf. what seems to be happening this week is that philip hammond is getting his way, and itjust feels like plain common sense. we will not get this complex negotiation completed by marc

and i want to especially daniel lyons, and professor lyons for being here, and every time he par froundation program, it reminds me how great it is to have daniel. and daniel is a member of the academic board of advisers. our next speaker michelle connolly is as well a long time member of the free state foundation board of advisers. professor connolly is also a professor at duke, and i won't say anymore about duke, but i am always, it is an additional bonus to have somebody from duke, and she is a professor at the practice in the economics department at duke, and her bio is in the brochure, and also, as howard shelanski was as well, and she must have done everything right the first time, and michelle is going to offer some concluding remarks for the conference, and the final thing that i will say is when commissioner pai was here, our commission book here is that the professor has a chapter in here and it is on spectrum auctions, and how they should be conducted prop properly to best serve the public and consumers. so that is another reason why you might want to take a look at this book. >>>

this two—year period with mr lyons and mr hammond are talking about, seems fairly acceptable.use the phrase that is in the telegraph, there is a bridge to nowhere. a transition with a finite point. we will see a lot more of this kind of stuff over the next couple of weeks as everyone tries to get their stuff out there before the prime minister in september is expected to say, this is what the transition will be. this is what brexit looks like. you say that, but on the front page of the times you have got the international trade secretary liam fox denying there has been a cabinet deal on immigration. that's the story we are running this morning as well. it does not necessarily feel that united, does it? the necessarily feel that united, does ie necessarily feel that united, does it? the - is, you are right it? the difficulty is, you are right to say this is not really a split. two years, three years, in the grand scheme of things this will be worked out. the real questions are not really being tackled in the way they need to be. this is something i think you are right, there wi

they beat lyon 1—0 in china's eastern city of nanjing on monday. goalless first half, with few chances for either side, stevan jovetic stole the ball from the lyon defence, before setting upjoao mario for the winner. inter next play german champions bayern munich on thursday. speaking of bayern munich, bayern munich‘s head coach carlo ancelotti says he expects english premier league clubs to perform much better in the champions league this season. last year only leicester city made the quarter—finals but ancelotti believes there's not much between the top clubs in europe now. to think that there is not a lot of difference. the last period in champions league, the premier league tea m champions league, the premier league team had big problems, but they did that this year. they have a really good team in champions league, chelsea, tottenham, manchester united, manchester city, and so on. and so i think the champions league, with these teams will be more competitive this year. staying with football, there's a been shock at the women's european champio

lyons was albra destroyed. it was burned to the ground on assault.d so in williamson's papers, i it's downs a note and there. i won't read it. a sergeant writes to albra going to try i'm to help you. i don't know what today will bring. me at said drugstore at you p.m. and i will conduct to safety. lyons and phillip white from one a few doors another and phillip white's pharmacy was right around the corner. i speculate that, that's the pharmacy. amazing to think that the neighbor when he went in was mixed. as time went on, it became more irish.e poor irish. nd according to all the accounts i read, he was a good neighbor. o he sold -- he made up their medications for them, sold them their medications. when they didn't have money, he medications away for free. he gave away money. clothes.away so when the draft rioted appened, they did not want to see that drugstore demolished. they did not want to see phillip harmed. so the new york times prints a business men the of the neighborhood who also eally liked -- the ar

. >> lyons, 495. lyons now lifting at 495. >> other penitentiaries get that weight up. that's how they're doing it. get your weight up. >> this is 25. >> 25. on deck. we push. on deck. >> let's go! go! >> good lift. good lift. you got it. >> of course, in prison, there's also a practical side to staying in shape. >> if you ever come against somebody who wants to approach you in a negative way, attack you in a fight or something, you don't want to be the person that's going to run out of air first. the person that runs out of air first is the person that gets hurt. >> in the combat zone, you have to be combat ready and we all know that any minute this yard, in two seconds, can explode into violence. >> bill hankins, a long-term inmate at colorado state penitentiary knows about sudden explosions. during a routine strip search, hankins snapped. >> i used to get real frustrated behind these doors. it used to drive me to where i'd be worked up, ooh, wanting to get out. >> hankins is serving life without parole for killing a grocery clerk during a robbery. in this super max f

the french striker, who was signed for a club record $60 million from lyon — sealed a 2—nil victory againstalia and china. it is important that he get that off his shoulder because you are expected to score as a striker. what we look for is to play at a good pace and develop our collect the game and for long periods in the game and for long periods in the game that was quite good, fast. they gave us tough opposition. at the end of the day, my goalkeeper was man of the match tonight. manchester city are close to signing tottenham and england right—back kyle walker. the 27—year—old is expected to undergo a medical and complete the transfer on friday, with the deal worth in excess of 68 million dollars. walker won't now join up with the spurs squad when they return to training on friday but could be in the city party that departs for a pre—season tour to the usa on monday. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye hello, there. with the weekend fast approaching, please don't make this the last forecast you will see. we'll b

are close to breaking their transfer record by signing the france striker alexandre lacazette from lyond more than 20 goals in each of the last three seasons in ligue 1, has completed a medical ahead of a move that could be worth up to £52 million. that would be 10 million more than arsenal paid real madrid for mesut ozil four years ago. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. but it is goodbye from me. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are laura perrins, co—editor of the website the conservative woman, and torcuil crichton, westminster editor of the daily record. great see you both. thanks for coming in. tomorrow's front pages... the metro splashes that many graduates can expect to spend longer paying off their student debt than their mortgage with more than 75% failing to pay back the whole amount. the guardian quotes a study claiming that students starting university this september will emerge with an average debt of £57,000 when they graduate. the financial times leads with takeover attempts by us firms

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, a football tra nsfer lacazette from lyon to arsenal, a football transfer expected to go through.o, but keep an eye on the bbc sport website for that as well. that is my bot. hugh ferris will be with you for the next hour and beyond. the us—led coalition in syria says its allies have breached the historic wall of the old city of raqqa, the capital of so—called islamic state militants. more than 2000 jihadi fighters and up to 100,000 civilians are still thought to be inside the enclave. but iraqi forces say they are also close to taking the few remaining streets controlled by is in mosul, as our correspondent richard galpin reports. 0n the front lines of raqqa, the capital of so—called islamic state. it's looking increasingly vulnerable. these are troops of the syrian democratic forces, or sdf, who are backed by the united states. over the past few weeks they have advanced rapidly through the outskirts towards the city centre. this kurdish commander said the islamic state militants are only firing mortar shells and rockets, and claims their spirits are low. and now, after the arriv

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names on, they'll be taken from lebanon to london as a special cargo before starting a new life in lyonse on. that's it for now. you can get in touch with me and the team on twitter. thank you for watching bbc news. good morning. yesterday was one of those days for the southern half of the uk. yes, the covers were on the court at wimbledon. the rain was heavy at times and the umbrellas were out. it wasn't just across the south—east of england where we saw rain. further west in the south of wales it was hammering it down for a time. extensive rain in the southern half of the uk, as you can see from yesterday's radar. the brighter colours indicate heavier downpours. that rain is on the move overnight, moving southwards and eastwards. so it is the far south—east that first thing still has some rain to be had. temperatures about 111—15 degrees. a little bit lower than recently and dipping into single figures in northern scotland, so a relatively chilly start here. the rain clearing away pretty quickly. it leaves behind a fair bit of cloud in east anglia, through the m4 corridor and south of

arsenal paid lyon over a6—million pounds for lacazette last week.nal midfielder gylfi sigurdsson has withdrawn from swansea's pre—season tour to the untied states, with his future uncertain. the club is believed to have rejected a a0—million pound bid from everton. with the women's european championship just days away, the england team were at kensington palace today, as the duke of cambridge wished them luck. prince william, who is president of the football association, met the players and took part in a kick—about with youngsters. the team are shortly heading out to the netherlands for their first match against scotland next wednesday. england have named an unchanged side for the second test against south africa which starts tomorrow at trent bridge. they won the opening match by 211 runs inside four days. that marked a fantastic start for joe root in his first match as captain. the most important thing is that we carry forward the attitude we took into last week and i thought there was a few key periods of the game which were crucial that we won

breaking their transfer record by signing the french international striker alexandre lacazette from lyon seasons in ligue 1, has completed a medical ahead of a reported £45 million move. the british and irish lions have been enjoying some down time in queenstown this week as they prepare for saturday's deciding test against the all blacks in auckland — and their players have been taking time out to meet the fans in new zealand. our reporter katie gornall is with the party. the all blacks have remained in camp this week and they have been training as usual. the lions have taken a different approach, they've been enjoying a few days off in queenstown to rest and relax and enjoy the sights. we've seen a few of them out and about in smaller groups and with friends and family. today we will give an insight into just how much the lines staff felt that the break was needed. we heard from the strength and conditioning coach, this is his third tour with the lines, he also has been to south africa and australia but he believes this is the most physically and mentally demanding series that is in pa

catherrin lyon and the manager editor from olympic media. welcome both.he first story: a woman in saudi arabia retained by police because she was walking around in a mini-skirt with her hair uncovered. unacceptable. surprised? >> yeah. these are the issues a?feminist should be talking with. why are they marching for women in countries that they can't represent themselves and don't have rights? >> they don't get you headlines and it's boring. >> a follow subsidy of half a million dollars a year. i have a?bunch of daughters. i love women. this is outrageous. i wonder why you don't hear statements about that? >> you should. it is a big deal. my concern, the video was leaked without her permission. something bad could happen to her. this would not be the first time something like this occurred and someone attacks that woman based on their belief. you are worried about her safety and a lot of things. again, no one is saying anything about this and they should be. >> tucker: that's the most retrained outfit i saw today. snails are gross. women are using them to

longest health stick in two years up nine straight days in a row for more on the markets is david lyonamir is here. welcome to you guys. david, first to you, the birks, -- biotechs look good, but why are we talking about this again in intraday highs? >> there's consumer confidence, business sentiment is strong, unemployment is low and there's a lot of stability and growth on the earnings front so it's really set up to continue to move higher. and i think the reform that could come out of washington in september on the tax front could take us up another handful of points >> well, we'll see samir, what about the nasdaq it's interesting after we have seen it be so strong this year, the big cap tightening strong, and now we're talking about a nine-day win streak. what is going on >> well, a lot of it is still momentum you have a lot of liquidity and investors are talking about the hawkish way but have yet to talk abo move in hawkish ways and then you have the u.k. that just printed a 0%. you have wage growth in the u.s. very tepid so as long as you are rolling over and have solid growth, i

catherrin lyon and the manager editor from olympic media. welcome both.irst story: a woman in saudi arabia retained by police because she was walking around in a mini-skirt with her hair uncovered. unacceptable. surprised? >> yeah. these are the issues a?feminist should be talking with. why are they marching for women in countries that they can't represent themselves and don't have rights? >> they don't get you headlines and it's boring. >> a follow subsidy of half a million dollars a year. i have a?bunch of daughters. i love women. this is outrageous. i wonder why you don't hear statements about that? >> you should. it is a big deal. my concern, the video was leaked without her permission. something bad could happen to her. this would not be the first time something like this occurred and someone attacks that woman based on their belief. you are worried about her safety and a lot of things. again, no one is saying anything about this and they should be. >> tucker: that's the most retrained outfit i saw today. snails are gross. women are using them to gro

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he organizes estate guard, and there is a clash with the whoral nathaniel lyon retreats to the southwest. killed in a battle there, push new fourth is led to the other general out of the state. this point, traditionally he is starting to lose interest in missouri. everything was fine. instead, a massive guerrilla campaign breaks out. there is a traditional answer for that. it is very important in the jesse james myth. especially if he is from western missouri. and that is that the anti-slavery men who were fighting alongside john brown in kansas, they want revenge. though they march in and terrorize and vote and --loot and pillage in western missouri and so those people in western missouri writes up to defend themselves. there is some truth to this. this absolutely did take place. however, if you notice i have interest -- illustrated mostly how it took place. the problem is that fighting broke out across the state all along the missouri and mississippi river valley. i am focusing on jesse james, unfortunately i will add to the misconception that this was a war, because jesse james was on

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breaking their tra nsfer arsenal are close to breaking their transfer record by signing striker from lyon goals, in the league, has had a medical and could be worth up to £52 million. it is more than they paid for mesut 0zil four years ago. that is all the spot for now. much more in the next hour. the latest round of talks to restore the northern ireland's power sharing executive, which has been suspended for months because of a dispute between the political parties, have ended without agreement. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has the latest from stormont. there was a bit of an end of term feeling here at stormont this afternoon. the expectation that these talks are going to in effect be taking a break for a while over the summer and if negotiations continue, they will be on a lower level than has been the case over the last few days. still no agreement between sinn fein and the democratic unionist party. a number of sticking points, but by far the biggest one i understand remains the issue of the irish language. sinn fein want a piece of legislation, an irish language act, which wo

they say they think the sea lyons are sick from eightying toxic algae. >>> 6:48 right now.candidate in florida is getting attention after his racist rant at a debate went viral. on tuesday paul conjammy that's the name of the candidate who's running for st. petersburg mayor was spoking toer in candidate. he said, quote, you pep ra operations came in the form of a man named barack obama, then he had some advice for his opponent. >> my advice to you, my advice to you if you don't like it here in america, planes leave every hour from tampa airport, go back to africa. go back to africa. go back. >> by the way, his opponent is white. now the city's current mayor who is also running for re-election is being criticized for not condemning the racist and hateful rant sooner than he did. the mayor eventually released a statement calling those comments, quote, unacceptable. >>> let's move on to something good. and you can zo something as well. we're here spearhead a special program at nbc bay area want to invited vooit to you join our campaign to help local students in need. >> we're

breaking their transfer record by signing the french international striker alexandre lacazette from lyonorted £a5 million move. that would exceed the £a2.a million fee arsenal paid real madrid for mesut 0zil four years ago. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more in sportsday at half past six. some news concerning the grenfell tower fire, some news concerning the grenfell towerfire, earlier we spoke some news concerning the grenfell tower fire, earlier we spoke about the various calls around the man who will be the public enquiry, all the elements of that. also just tell you that we are hearing a meeting is going to be getting underway in about 20 minutes or so, people starting to arrive for a meeting in west london. the first big meeting between many of the families affected by that tragedy at grenfell tower and the police and others besides as well i think. so we are just hearing that people are starting to arrive, it is a meeting between families who are affected, the police officers l

breaking their transfer record by signing the french international striker alexandre lacazette from lyone seasons in ligue 1, is having a medical ahead of a reported £115 million move. that would exceed the £42.4 million fee arsenal paid real madrid for mesut ozil four years ago. and teenager billy monger has driven a racing car for the first time since losing both legs in a british formula 4 race 11 weeks ago. following the crash at donington park a fundraising campaign went viral and brought in almost a million pounds afterjenson button and other formula 1 drivers donated. billy drove a car with hand controls at brands hatch thanks to team brit racing. and he wants to make a full racing comeback next year. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. in the last hour, the dup reader arlene foster has confirmed the party has failed to reach a power—sharing deal with sinn fein. let's cross to stormont now and talk to our island correspond and chris page. good afternoon to you. no great surprise really because it's clear the talks weren't progressing as well as many people h

long profile of the new york times a couple weeks ago by john leland as part of the series called lyons of new york in which leland sat down with you and discuss this vanished world of the new york intellectual, which you call the family. the outpouring and enthusiasm about the world that is invoked in this, it's 10000 times more powerful and the book is such that a friend of mine who is a movie producer sent me a text saying can we talk? i have to be in the airport at the time waiting for a bag and i said sure, call me, i have five minutes. he calls me and says so, i was just texting with a young movie star a and a young movie star a read this piece in the new york times and he is very excited about the possibility of making a tv series out of this world where people were arguing about books and drinking in their having fights and it's like mad men but books. [laughter] when i was a teenager, and my sister's apartment we sat down and we wrote out this immensely long cast list of characters should play parts in the version of and eight. this would have been in the late 70s and we though

with me to discuss migration policy is gerard lyons, chief economic strategist at netwealth investmentsnd skills policy at the manufacturers organisation, the eef. gentlemen, welcome. you heard it loud and clear there, saying time is not on our side. are you surprised, gerald, that this is happening now, because we are meant to be leaving soon? it is welcome news but the reality is that we have discussed migration in some detail. there is already a lot of information so i surprised this process is going to ta ke surprised this process is going to take a year. any further information is good news, the reality of the situation is the uk needs to have a sensible migration policy. the last two decades it has gone up sevenfold. the number of people on national insurance papers doubles it again. it's not that we don't want migration, wejust need a again. it's not that we don't want migration, we just need a sensible policy. anything that helps the debate is good. this report from the nac could have been commissioned a year ago. of course, in fact there area year ago. of course, in fact there

there were crocodiles and alligators in alaska and lyons and giraffes in germany. it was a very different climate regime, and that was 285. we are at 402. so at that time and especially now it's really important to name the goal. you don't name the goal, you're not going to probably hit it. if you don't know the goal, if you don't understand the goal, and the goal is drawdown. so when you use words like, words are used like mitigation reduction and slowing down, it's really like thelma and louise in slow motion. if you're going over clip and useful down you go over the cliff more slowly, okay next you're going down the wrong road, you slow down, still the wrong road. the language about how we should address this problem has been very as they say, what's the word? we need -- weak kneed in the really hopeful. someone said to me what an ambitious goal. i said no, i'm not ambitious. you guys are really, you are an ambitious. you don't know, it's like this is not ambitious. this is about preserving civilization. this is about creating the conditions in which music, art,

live from lyons, ohio. speed and tomorrow is wednesday. that is downhill for the weeken weekend. thank you for visit us at "fox & friends." until tomorrow. >> good morning. at this hour, jared kushner is on his way to capitol hill. this would be a second day of questioning. yesterday he spoke with the senate intelligence committee about russia. today it is in the house side. trey gaudi will be in that room. first, he talks inside to "america's newsroom." meanwhile, president trump with a twitter-terror against russia. the first u.s. senator to endorse him as a candidate. that is now the attorney general, jeff sessions. how will this document good morning, everybody. i am bill hemmer. how are you doing, shannon? >> shannon: we will see. i am shannon bream. attacking attorney general, jeff sessions saying he is taken very weak position on prosecuting leakers and hillary clinton. calling on lawmakers to come through on health care. last night, seeing if heads could roll inside his administration if they fail. >> you will get the boats. they better get them. he better get them. other

live from lyons, ohio. speed and tomorrow is wednesday. that is downhill for the weeken weekend.ay of questioning. yesterday he spoke with the senate intelligence committee about russia. today it is in the house side. trey gaudi will be in that room. first, he talks inside to "america's newsroom." meanwhile, president trump with a twitter-terror against russia. the first u.s. senator to endorse him as a candidate. that is now the attorney general, jeff sessions. how will this document good morning, everybody. i am bill hemmer. how are you doing, shannon? >> shannon: we will

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sarah lyons from the nut joins us now. good morning.are, but the first duty of a school is to ensure the safety of its pupils, so ido ensure the safety of its pupils, so i do think it's a good idea. we've just been to west yorkshire. are there many other areas doing this type of training? are not so sure about the training, but a number of local authorities to offer guidance to their schools on this issue, but there are a lot of that don't offer guidance and those schools are missing out. what do you think they should be doing? well, we think the dfe has a role in producing national guidance for schools in order to fill in the gaps. that the department for education. there is government advice by abbey national counter—terrorism security office on what to do in this kind of situation. is that not enough? that's generic advice aimed at organisations and businesses and schools are different because they contain children and staff need to be trained in how to take children through those procedures. so generic advice isn't really sufficient