that's chi chi izundu live in margate. prince of wales says he regrets being deceived by a bishop who was convicted of sexually abusing young men and teenagers. in a letter to the independent inquiry into the abuse, the prince wrote that he had been friends with peter ball for several decades in the 19805 that he wa5 several decades in the 19805 that he was not aware of the bishops cramp5 and felt deep personal regret and being mi5led. a senior and powerful figure in the church of england for decades, peter ball had friends in high places. but in 2015 the former bishop of lewis and gloucester, seen here on the left, was convicted of abusing teenagers and young men and jailed for 32 months. he received a caution for gross indecency in 1993. today in a letter read to the inquiry by senior counsel, the prince of wales tried to distance himself from the man he once described as a loyal friend, 5ailing he tru5ted him on what he believed to be his good work. events later demonstrated beyond any doubt to my deep regret that i alo

the top story in the uk: a six—year—old girl has died after going into the sea at margate harbour.irl, who's from erith in south—east london, was taken to hospital but later died. the rather is about to hit the road wet it comes to pumping up prices due to the row. some restaurants may tip the scale in the us and may not leave something behind when paying the bill. hello, and welcome to asia business report. we began the programme with the impact of us ta riffs programme with the impact of us tariffs on the global economy. bmw says it will raise the prices of two us made sports utilities in china to with the increasing costs. the german carmaker says, starting monday, it will raise the retail price of the ex— live and it seeks by 4— price of the ex— live and it seeks by a— 7%. price of the ex— live and it seeks by 4— 7%. the chinese post a new ta riffs by 4— 7%. the chinese post a new tariffs on about $34 billion in us goods as part of the widening trade i’ow goods as part of the widening trade row and it is notjust car manufacturers who are concerned. as we look ahead to the next

some are taking full advantage of britain's beaches, like this one in margate, and getting fully involvedn a staycation. the kids are off school, it's a lovely day, day off work, just want to be in the sunshine at the beach. there's a pool which i really like, and the weather is very hot. there are warnings up and down the country about people cooling off in open water. in warwickshire, police are searching for a 17—year—old boy who got into trouble in a quarry lake in bishop itchington say they've found a body. we were called at 6:30pm last night after concerns were raised for a 17—year—old boy who was reported to have entered the water. formal identification has yet to take place, but next of kin have been informed. essex police are still looking for a boy last seen in the water near clacton pier. days of high temperatures have also put pressure on fire brigades. local people have been delivering food and drink to emergency crews who've been tackling several fires on a mountainside for a week. but for those hoping for rain, their wish may come true. in the east of england, hailstones, t

in margate those who could talk to the beach. kids are off school. a day off work. sunshine at the beach. lacko said, you come to the beaches to cope with the heat in london is not very nice. —— like the heat in london is not very nice. -- like i the heat in london is not very nice. —— like i said. the reason the pool which i really like. the heat is set to come back next week. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: donald trump celebrates the strongest us economic growth infouryears, despite warnings it might not last. the prince of wales tells an inquiry he never sought to influence a police investigation into an anglican bishop, convicted of child sexual offences. austria's chancellor is understood to have backed an idea put forward by the british prime mimister, for european union leaders to hold formal talks about brexit at a summit in september. theresa may has been speaking to sebastian kurz and the czech prime minister, as she seeks support for her plans. from salzburg, our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins sent this report. a warning, it contains rep

follows news this morning that a six—year—old girl has died after getting into difficulty in the sea in margateed to the harbour yesterday afternoon after concerns were raised about a child in the sea. the girl, who was from erith in south—east london, was taken to hospital where she later died. qatar's succesful world cup bidding team has flatly denied that it ran a covert "black ops" public relations campaign to discredit rivals for the 2022 football finals. it follows allegations made by the sunday times that the qataris employed a pr agency and former cia operatives to try and undermine bids by the us and australia in breach of fifa rules. our sports news correspondent richard conway reports. qatar! it was a moment that stunned the sport and the watching world. ever since that day in 2010, the qatari world cup has been embroiled in controversy, and today the sunday times has further allegations of wrongdoing. the paper claims to have seen leaked documents that show the qatari bid team employed a us pr team and ex—cia agents to smear its rivals, mainly the united states and australia. some o

a six—year—old girl has died after getting into difficulty in the sea in margate.hey were called to the harbour yesterday afternoon after concerns were raised about a child in the sea. the girl, who was from erith in south east london, was taken to hospital where she later died. her next of kin have been informed. at least 13 people have died and dozens have been injured after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck a popular tourist destination in central indonesia. residents and tourists poured onto the streets and into open fields to escape damaged buildings on the island of lombok, with the tremour felt up to 60 miles away in the bustling holiday island of bali. 0ur correspondent katharine da costa has this. buildings and lives shaken to the core. this was the scene dozens woke up to in northern lombok. the distress was cleared to hear. the quake, measuring 6.4 on the richter scale, was quickly followed by more than 60 smaller earthquakes. the jolt was felt 60 miles away on the holiday island of bali. many buildings have been damaged. it is thought at least 40 people

a six—year—old girl has died after getting into difficulty in the sea in margate.erns were raised about a child in the sea. the girl, who was from erith in south east london, was taken to hospital where she later died. blue badge parking permits are to be made available for people in england with "hidden disabilities," such as autism or mental health problems. the change will come into effect next year, and is the biggest shake—up of the scheme since it was launched in the 1970s. wales and scotland have already changed their rules, as alexandra mckenzie explains. morag davidson has six children. they all have autism. getting out and about can be daunting. two of her children have blue badges under the scheme in scotland. she says it is life changing. it makes it easier to go out with the kids. there are a lot of challenges with going out with children with autism. refusal, not wanting to go out, standing in the middle of the road and refusing to move. scotland and wales have already extended their eligibility criteria for the blue badge scheme to people with so—cal

but in margate, those who could, took to the beach to enjoy the weather.want to be in the sunshine at the beach. you still always have to come out to the beaches, like i said, because of this heat in london, it is not very nice. there is the pool that i really like and the weather is very hot. and that heat is set to come back at the end of next week. chi chi izundu, bbc news. tsb has reported half yearly losses of £107 million. the bank blamed the botched introduction of a new it system that left nearly 2 million people struggling to access their accou nts people struggling to access their accounts and which cost the company £176 million. it is one of the most expensive it failure is in british banking history. tsb says the service will not be back to normal until the start of next year. austria's chancellor has told theresa may it is important to avoid a hard brexit. the leaders have been meeting in salzburg for mrs may used a meeting with her czech counterpart to move her case for greater flexibility. the chief negotiator has ruled out the latest britis

but in margate, those who could, took to the beach to enjoy the weather.rk, you just want to be in the sunshine at the beach. you still always have to come out to the beaches, like i said, because of this heat in london, it is not very nice. there is the pool that i really like and the weather is very hot. and that heat is set to come back at the end of next week. chi chi izundu, bbc news. well, we will find out how many of the papers tomorrow have been covering the weather. some talk of climate change being to blame in some of them, i can tell you. we will bejoined some of them, i can tell you. we will be joined tonight i rachel comely from the newspaper city am and robert fox from the evening standard. dojoin and robert fox from the evening standard. do join us just after the headlines at 11:30 pm. five people, including a four—year—old boy, have died in a road crash in north—east scotland. it happened on the a 96 just before midnight. five others were injured. the tangled, horrific aftermath of a fatal late—night crash between two vehicles on one of sco

a six—year—old girl has died after getting into difficulty in the sea in margate.s were raised about a child in the sea. the girl, who was from erith in south—east london, was taken to hospital where she later died. a labour mp who is being investigated over his behaviour during a row about the party's anti—semitism code has denied "screaming" abuse. ian austin is facing possible suspension after the argument with the party's chairman ian lavery. speaking on bbc radio 4's the world this weekend, he says he was upset by the decision not to adopt the standard definition of anti—semitism in its entirety in labour's new code of conduct and was ‘ashamed' of the labour party. i said that i thought the labour party's failure to adopt the... i said i thought the nec‘s decision was a disgrace. look, am i upset about anti—semitism? yes, iam. i'm upset about that and i'm upset as well about the leadership's failure. i think the refusal, really, you know, to deal with this properly. i grew up listening to my dad tell me how he'd escaped from the holocaust, and how his mum and

follows news this morning that a six—year—old girl has died after getting into difficulty in the sea in margatethe harbour yesterday afternoon after concerns were raised about a child in the sea. the girl, who was from erith in south east london, was taken to hospital where she later died. blue badge parking permits are to be made available for people in england with "hidden disabilities" such as autism or mental health problems. the department for transport said people with non—physical disabilities would have an equal right to free parking from next year. the current rules do not explicitly exclude hidden disabilities, but councils' interpretations can vary. similar changes have come into effect in scotland and wales. with me now is sarah lambert, head of policy at the national autistic society. thank you for being with us, why do you think this change is necessary, then? for autistic people and their families, and we have been speaking to them in the lead up to this announcement, it will be transformational, the difference between whether they can go out and access shops, restaurants and ser

a six—year—old girl has died at sea in margate harbour.ice say the girl from erith in south—east london got into difficulty in the water. she died later in hospital. search teams have recovered the body of a man who got into difficulty while swimming in the river great ouse in bedfordshire. emergency services were called to reports that a man in his late 20s had got into trouble on friday afternoon. police said the man's next of kin have been informed, and officers are supporting his family. qatar has been accused of running a secret campaign to undermine rival countries during the bidding process which led to it being awarded the world cup in 2022. the sunday times claims pr firms and former cia agents were used to generate fake propaganda, in breach of rules drawn up by football's governing body, fifa. qatar says it rejects each and every allegation. the chair of the digital, culture, media and sport committee damian collins has called for a full investigation into the allegations. these are really serious allegations, a whistle—blower h

some are taking full advantage of britain's beaches, like this one in margate, and getting fully involvedaycation. the kids are off school, it's a lovely day, day off work, just want to be in the sunshine at the beach. there's a pool which i really like, and the weather is very hot. there are warnings up and down the country about people cooling off in open water. it warwickshire, police are searching for a 17—year—old boy who got into trouble in a quarry lake in bishop itchington say they have found a body. we were called at 6:30pm last night after concerns were raised for a 17—year—old boy who was reported to have entered the water. formal identification has yet to take place, but next of kin have been informed. essex police are still looking for a boy last seen in the water near clacton pier. days of high temperatures have also put pressure on fire brigades. local people have been delivering food and drink to emergency crews who've been tackling several fires on a mountainside for a week. but for those hoping for rain, their wish may come true. in the east of england, hailstones, thund

at least from what we know so are right now, it appears there pauseleast some sort of and the margatems to be embracing that, not only for auto tariffs, but maybe what it means for other tariffs. >> i'm looking now we have the dow swinging 319 points. a pretty big move in equities at least for the dow, of late. >> i would probably agree that this perhaps is more important and with broader implications that come on, it is facebook and it will be fun to talk about. more thantalk about one thing. >> it is true up in maybe we will have to choose. according to joe. i'm curiousk -- about technology. it is something you have watched, semiconductors an interesting actors. the homebuilders have seen a pretty incredible selloff in the past four sections. -- sessions. some of the underlying signals in the market as well. >> the market technology that we were all sort of waiting for the earnings season to start, we knew we would get results. they are not as lust on it. you talk about facebook and they rallied into the earnings season and coming into tonight. the question is even if they do this,

a six—year—old girl has died after getting into difficulty in the sea in margate.noon after concerns were raised about a child in the sea. the girl, who was from erith in south—east london, was taken to hospital, where she later died. blue badge parking permits are to be made available for people in england with hidden disabilities such as autism or mental health problems. the department for transport said people with non—physical disabilities would have an equal right to free parking from next year. the current rules do not explicitly exclude hidden disabilities, but councils' interpretations can vary. similar changes have come into effect in scotland and wales. joining us now from chichester is someone with several hidden disabilities. hattie gladwell is diagnosed with bipolar1 disorder, anxiety and inflammatory bowel disease. how important is being able to travel freely at your convenience, and why would the parking scheme about to someone with your disabilities? i will not get about myself because, for me, travel does not affect me, but it affects a lot of peop

it may be took a little bit of the margate off guard, how much the tariffs impacted aluminum coming from back into the united states. i spoke with the ceo and asked him about it. he was right up front and said listen, this was a big deal. a $15 million cost for us in the recent quarter. it is just reality that people have to live with. seeing isloff we are getting a lot of attention now. aluminum, copper, zinc, whatever, gold, platinum. it is just already in how much are people saying it is the trade war and how much are people saying global growth, and how much are people saying you cannot really disentangled the two to go straight would probably have an impact on global growth? >> i think you're right, it is very much looking at, they have their comments and people start worrying there is a natural trade war going on here and there is concern at the economy will see some sort of demand and it will start to decline. bit to the dollar playwright, the yuan is taking a hit against the dollar and china is 50% at least in most consumption of metals globally, like the whole market, they are b