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we will hear more from him on the andrew marr so far in about an hour.s in a difficult situation and a lot depends on what happens on the ground in syria. thank you. sir martin sorrell, the highest paid boss of a british public company, has resigned after being investigated for personal misconduct. sir martin announced he had stepped down as chief executive of wpp with immediate effect, saying it was in the "best interests of the business" for him to go. last year wpp, the world's largest advertising agency, cut sir martin's salary by nearly a third to £48.1 million. one person is fighting for their life in hospital, and another has potentially life—changing injuries, after a car ploughed into six pedestrians in essex. two of the group had to be air—lifted to hospital after the incident in canvey island. ben ando has more. crash investigators at the scene, marking down the track of a car that veered off the road and struck six people on the pavementjust yards north of the seafront at ca nvey island. it is unclear what happened or why, but five of those h

we had david gauke on the andrew marr show, asked about that issue as well.peated government policy, their policies to leave the customs union and set up a new partnership in its place. he says it is the job of ministers to persuade mps that that is still the right thing to do. he is determined they will be successful in that. opposition parties say it would solve a raft of problems the government is facing, not least on the hard border in ireland. i suspect the debate on the customs union still has some way to go. thank you. in afghanistan, at least 52 people have been killed and more than a hundred injured in a suicide bomb attack in kabul. the islamic state group says it was behind the blast, which targeted a crowd waiting outside a voter registration centre. zia shahreyar sent this report from kabul. the people who were killed and injured here had been waiting in line at this voter registration centre for identity cards that would have allowed them to vote in elections due to take place in october. the suicide bomber walked up to the building's entrance a

the andrew marr programme is on bbc one at 9 o'clock. andrew, what's coming up this morning?knife crime crisis with the community secretary and also angela rayner from the labour party. they've been following this very important cambridge analytic vote par the story. i have the whistle—blower at the heart of that life on the programme. i'll also be talking 20 years on after the good friday agreement to the irish ambassador and adrian dunbar, the actor. he is the slightly scary one from line of duty. and some americana music. this is where we say goodbye to viewers on bbc one, thank you first being with us. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. —— breakfast. time for a look at the papers. the former conservative mp and health minister edwina currie is here to tell us what has caught her eye. we are going straight into the papers. andrew marr mentioned the story about gang violence which has been dominating the papers for the last week. lots of coverage in the papers as well today. this is the one that caught my eye, in the mail on sunday. the pictures are horrifying and the

brandon lewis has been on the andrew marr programme a short while ago on bbc one.actually sent that memo. amber rudd was copied into it. she says yes —— he said, yes, it dealt with regional internal immigration targets from a previous year as an aspiration to increase deportations by 10% the following year. the memo did not talk about those internal targets that they had. i had the memo, and what the memo out lines is the overall figure from the previous year. i was working to make sure that we were doing everything we could, working with police and local government, making sure that we were doing what we can to help vulnerable people and to crackdown on illegal immigrants. the overall work we were doing and the overall ambition was not on the... targets, she must have known that there were targets. what the home secretary was very aware of was her ambition to see an increase of the numberof her ambition to see an increase of the number of people who were here illegally. those internal targets we re illegally. those internal targets were not in the memo, reginald f

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aircrafts took to the skies watched by veterans. 0ur correspondent robert hall has spent the day at stow marr—ies on this day of commemoration. we're surrounded by reminders of the men and the machines whose actions convince the politicians that an independent air force was the way forward. it was a hugely significant moment. small wonder the raf will never forget april the 1st 1918. 0n the runway at europe's last intact first world war aerodrome, echoes from the day that the raf became a reality. this tiny biplane would have been familiar to the men who pioneered military aviation. archive footage: they flew like goldfish in a bowl, in all directions, around guy... you were alone, you know, and you fought alone and died alone. today stow maries' airfield is turn back the clock, remembering the airships, and those are argued airpower could expand and survive. we are very proud to say that of the operational aerodromes active on operations the day of formation, we are the only one left, the only one you can still fly from. and the only one where you can see these aircraft are doing what they did t

we have also heard from angela rayner earlier, who was speaking to the andrew marr show, and he saidually the government's useful idiot. both sides exchanging insults. susana mendonca, thank you. more reaction to the suspected chemical weapons attack in syria. there has been widespread condemnation and we now have a response from president trump. a couple of tweets from the president saying... big price to pay, is how he sums up. a strongly worded donald trump tweet, talking about the suspected chemical weapons attack in syria, and laying the blame on president assad and russia. he talks about a big price to pay and goes on to say... a strongly worded reaction from president donald trump to the alleged chemical weapons attack in syria. german authorities say a man who drove a van into people outside a restaurant in the city of muenster, was a german citizen with no apparent links to terrorism. two people were killed and the driver shot himself dead at the scene. our europe correspondent bethany bell reports from muenster. the van drove into a crowd in a popular area of the old town o

the grant for fire claimed you know you had philip hammond come out four days after with an andrew marr and say this is banned in this country you had in the twenty second of june the government come out and say all cloning should be limited combustibility rather than class zero now let's take into account that in scotland following the garden fire you know in two thousand and ten they said that. there should not be used combustible materials in building construction you know and the thing with the factory era is it changed the regulations from prescriptive to performance based and so the important thing was is not the components of the of the structure but what it does and so the basis of testing on cost zero which is what the construction companies claim for the cladding is it focuses on the surface so the initial cladding you have our clinic and its. brand of our clinic and what it is you have a point six millimeter layer of alum minium and then behind it the core is no point six millimeters of pulley ethylene and then behind that is another let me and this was on ground fell after t

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one interesting line that came out of a question on andrew marr, that we will listen to a second, ifr in mind that he was chairman of stop the war for a long time, is seen by many people as a pacifist, and facing the prospect of possibly being prime minister, he was asked directly whether he would never say never on military action. let's take a listen. if you were prime minister, you would never, ever authorise the use of force against countries? no, nobody would never say never. what i would say... almost never, though? no, what i would say is there has to be a process where the objective is to bring about peace, to bring about a resolution to conflict, to bring about a political solution. listen, there's going to be no military winner in syria. the war could go on and get worse. the killing could get worse. he continued to air his objections with what the government have done in syria. the government have come forward, saying that international law allows them to do what they have done based on humanitarian reasons. he said that was legally debatable. so, then he was asked where h

so that was christopher wylie speaking a little on the andrew marr programme.at is he saying, what is the evidence for this? pretty bold claim, that we should have the referendum rerun? yes, it is all about this canadian company and it is about their links with cambridge analytic and their links to facebook. they were paid and they also worked with other leave campaigns during the referendum. they don't deny that and are very open about it but what they deny it is those links to cambridge analytica, because that potentially incriminates them with access to the data that cambridge analytica allegedly had as well. christopher wylie, who was a former employee at cambridge analytica, he says he has evidence to support this claim that these two companies were linked. what has been the facebook reaction to all of this? they have suspended the canadian company from their platform which some somehow gives christopher wylie's claims a bit of substance there as well. it said it will look into how cambridge analytica acquired this information from 87 million people that w

immigration minister now currently conservative party chairman brandon lewis has been on the andrew marrt time ago on bbc one and he was sent that memo, it was addressed to him, amber rudd was copied into it and he said i remember that the mob but it dealt with regional internal immigration targets from previous years and an aspiration to increase deportation by 10% the following year. listen to what he had to say. —— that the memo. the memo did not talk about the internal targets that was referred to in the home affairs select committee, i had the memo and what it outlined was the overall figure will figure of the achievement they'd had in the previous year. i was working on a wee kly previous year. i was working on a weekly basis to ensure we were doing everything we could working with police and local government to make sure we we re police and local government to make sure we were doing public could to vulnerable people, crackdown on criminal is and remove people here illegally and yes i did talk to the home secretary about that and the overall work we were doing and the ambition we

i am helen marr. office of economic and work developmentment. in the interest of time we are going to skip over the first few slides for the annual report. we will begin with the parcel map. the union scare business improvement district is around the union scare neighborhood and assesses 597 parcels. it was originally informed in 1999 angry newed in 2005 and -- renewed in 2005 and 2009. a budget of a little over $3 million. i would is to expire on june 30, 2019. the union scare businesses district is led by karen flood. the service areas are clean and safe, marketing advocacy, beatification and street scape improvement and management and operations. oewd reviewed the following four benchmarks for the bid. the only difference is benchmark two where they were review for 1% of the union square bids from sources other than assessment revenue. bench america one, -- benchmark one they met this requirements. for benchmark two, for the assessment revenue and other income, union square business improvement district raised 35% from nonassessment sources w

phil marr, this is your portfolio, he says natalia veselnitskaya is gaslighting america by claiming she'sut up. are you kidding me? day two of being in office, you turn to your national security adviser, in that case mike flynn who gets fired shortly later, give me the plan with state and local officials and the election process to prevent this kind of interference. i have one single question. how many times has the president of the united states directed his national security team to give him a plan for preventing russian interference in elections? all he talks about is himself. i want to know how are you going to protect us, brother? how are you going to protect us? never does he talk about that, ever. >> why would she say she is an informant now, is there any possibility of psychological warfare? >> sure. angle one is, which is wrong, she's an innocent going in, wanting to talk about adoptions. i don't think so. angle two, she's spy for the russian government, an ex--kgb officer. i don't think so. i think she has cooperation contacts with the russian government. now i think the preside

nick robinson stands in for andrew on the andrew marr show today. what do you have for us nick?nsation. they have said it's appalling, they have apologised as well. labour says it is not enough in the shadow foreign secretary will be joining in the shadow foreign secretary will bejoining the after in the shadow foreign secretary will be joining the afterjeremy corbyn said there was something rotten at the heart of government. when there has not been enough justice, the heart of government. when there has not been enoughjustice, she will be answered by thejustice secretary, the tory, david gauk. the poet david zephaniah. and diver tom daley back from australia, campaigning that commonwealth countries get rid of laws that make it illegal to be lbgt. and we hear from the actor nicola walker fresh from the actor nicola walker fresh from scoops with an exciting new role at the bbc. you're making me feel a bit overdressed. you're making me feel a bit overd ressed. very you're making me feel a bit overdressed. very rarely do i feel underdressed. somebody needs to maintain standards. he

that was christopher wylie, the cambridge analytica whistle—blower, speaking to andrew marr.oss the uk. in northern and western parts it is largely dry and bright, with sunshine. certainly it has been a dry start to the day across scotland, if you look at this weather watcher photo this morning from fife. a different story don't watch the southeast. early morning rain, still quite cloudy conditions in kent. the rain should, though, largely cleared away from here, but there will be some rain and frost in central and southern areas across this afternoon, all courtesy of this weather front. further north and west, though, a slack pressure system, so fairly quiet conditions really with some sunny spells. we will keep those spells and a few showerss cropping up we will keep those spells and a few showers cropping up later on across scotland, northern ireland, north—western parts of england. some of those could be heavy, perhaps even thundery. rain in the southeastjust edging a little further north and westward, into the east midlands, up in towards east yorkshire as well. temperat

this is where we say goodbye to chris, he's off to read the news for the andrew marr show.apture that scene. weather watchers across a good part of england and wales we re a good part of england and wales were up and about, and the next shift came in and started to capture the dawn you to flee. the day itself is turning fresher eventually romp the northwest. there will be a crop of showers, in addition to the ones that have now quit the shores from eastern england, those thunderstorms moving away. that leaves behind another weather front, nothing to do with the storms overnight, nothing glamorous about this. a rather dull start. not too much in the way of rain in the south—west, maybe the odd spot, but fresher conditions will not reach the marathon course in time, so all the precautions will be absolutely necessary. ahead of this weather front, it is this particular feature. that one catches the eye, and it certainly will if you are spending the day in western scotland, because the rain will be pretty persistent there, but ahead of that weather front, possibly 24 degrees, w

the foreign secretary boris johnson and the labour party leader jeremy corbyn will be on the andrew marr hospital after a car ploughed into six pedestrians in essex. two of them had to be airlifted to hospital after the incident in ca nvey island. one is said to be in a critical condition and the other is said to have a potentially life—changing leg injury. sir martin sorrell, the highest paid boss of a british public company, has resigned after being investigated for personal misconduct. sir martin announced he had stepped down as chief executive of wpp with immediate effect, saying it was in the "best interests of the business" for him to go. last year, wpp, the world's largest advertising agency, cut sir martin's salary by nearly a third to £a8.1 million. opponents of brexit are launching a campaign to push for a referendum on the final deal. around 1,000 campaigners are expected to attend an event in london later today to demand what they call a ‘people's vote' on the agreement, which the government and the eu hope to reach by october. 65 million people will be affected by brexit and

the andrew marr programme is on bbc one this morning at 9am. andrew, what have you got coming up? of something or the start of something? the legality and all of this. i will bejoined by boris the legality and all of this. i will be joined by boris johnson the legality and all of this. i will be joined by borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn. also, we will look at the people's vote —— people's move vote movement and their request for another vote on brexit. thank you. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. the columnist and broadcaster robert meakin is here to tell us what's caught his eye. earlier, we were talking about the royal wedding. meghan markle, was starring in suits, the drama series. she is now having to leave that series. she gets married on the show. she will be seen getting married. you have spoiled that form the! sorry, but it is in the national press. the address is budget and will be stuck together with sellotape. not quite windsor castle. the story of course everybody is talking about is syria. and the political fallout of that.

on sunday, the leader of the opposition said on the andrew marr show that our exports going to saudi bad times in syria and other places. the leader of the opposition has rightly called for evidence to support and for the government to be satisfied about this intervention. if you demand evidence and then repeat malicious gossip for which there is no evidence and which is contradicted by the ngos who are specialist in this area, you are guilty of very poor double standards. i absolutely agree with my honourable friend. on the subject of young new members only in their careers, let's hear from mr barry sherman. it's not my birthday but i was born on the week in london on the weekend of the worst weekend of the weekend of the worst weekend of the blitz, and my next—door neighbour ‘s family were killed and their two children that night. when i hear of their two children that night. when ihearofa their two children that night. when i hear of a tyrant killing children i want action, i have no criticism of the prime minister. i have one problem, i am a passionate, pro—american, i have been

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