mark ansell, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news.rudeau has apologised — after time magazine uncovered a picture of him wearing brownface makeup at at party 20 years ago. saudi arabia has produced wreckage of drones and missiles which it says proves iran was involved in saturday's attacks on two oil refineries. the trump administration has revoked california's right to set its own, stricter, vehicle emission standards — setting up a legal battle. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. the independent leads on the eu's ultimatum: uk prime minister borisjohnson has 11 days to come up with a new brexit plan — orface a no—deal scenario. bbc online is reporting on the revelation that former uk prime minister david cameron sought help from the queen in the lead—up to 2014's scottish independence referendum. the financial times looks at the us federal reserve cutting interest rates for the second time since 2008. the move comes amid concern over trade wars and slowing global growth.

mark ansell, bbc news, chesterfield. its own emissions standards on cars. the president claimed in a tweet that the move would allow manufacturers to make cheaper, safer cars and create jobs. the governor of california has described the president's claim as "factually inaccurate," and the state has begun a legal challenge — as gareth barlow reports. los angeles — america's second largest city is known for its sweeping skyline, hollywood sign, and, in the past, smog. in the 1970s, as cars choked the streets and their emissions choked the air, the state was allowed to set its own tough environmental standards. now, though, donald trump has reversed that. in a series of tweets he said... the president also claimed the move would lead to the manufacture of more cars and create more jobs. the governor of california, gavin newsom, disagreed. it's about the oil industry. period. full—stop. it's not about the car manufacturer, it's not about consumers, it's not about the health, it's not about our economy. it's about oil compani

mark ansell, bbc news, chesterfield.nced it will no longer be giving away plastic toys with children's meals, following pressure to reduce plastic waste. it comes after two schoolgirls from hampshire petitioned the fast food giant and its rival mcdonald's to remove the toys. mcdonald's announced it will allow parents to swap happy meal toys for a bag of fruit in selected stores. how do you guide a shoal of dolphins trapped in a busy city centre canal back out to sea? you make a human chain, of course. this team of 14 volunteers in st petersburg in florida splashed the water in front of them to encourage the group, including two mothers and their calves, to move back towards tampa bay. marine biologists think they were afraid of passing through a low bridge nearby, but afterjust 45 minutes of help from volunteers, they were back in their natural habitat. that is lovely, isn't it? heartwarming story. scary for the dolphins, but i would be quite scared as a human, with big dolphins. especially because they don't want to go