nbc matt bradley following it all for us from london. good morning to you. >> good morning. happy new year. >> haven't been signs of yet today. ten people have been killed in the past four days of protest. in iran, the regime strikes back. after four days of anti-government protest and just as many tweets from president donald trump supporting protesters for finally getting wise, iran's president broke his silence. in a speech to his cabinet, he defended demonstrators right to protest, but took a swipe at president trump. this man in america who is sympathizing with us today has forgotten he called iranians terrorists months ago. he has no right though sympathize with iranians. the unrest, now deadly. two protesters killed at a rally. officials blaming the death of foreign agents. official warned that protesters who cause disorder will pay the price. confronting them in streets. organizing progovernment counter protest and shutting down apps like instagram and television. highly encrypted messages service popular in iran. experts say president trump's tweets won't aleppo ira

matt bradley, nbc news. >>> president trump is in florida on this new year's eve. and it today on twitter he gave himself high marks. but there are plenty of challenges ahead. kelly o'donnell joins us. let's start with how the president ends 2017. >> reporter: good evening, kate. the president is ending his time here after nearly 11 days of family holiday. tonight the president and first lady will attend the annual glitzy black tie bash at mara lago whew where prices jumped. he released a glossy highlight video of his first year in office and threw verbal fireworks, wishing everyone a happy it new year and notely the people he called enemies and haters. today the president had a working lunch with the republican governor of florida, rick scott, whom he's pushing hard to run for the senate seat here. the president has a list of political resolutions to keep. he's facing another big budget crisis with funding set to expire before the end of january. kate? >> kelly o'donnell with the president. thank u james mattyou. james mattis is giving his assessment of isis. as p

nbc's matt bradley has more tonight. note she was an american girl ♪ >> reporter: in the end, this legendary american rocker became another casualty of the opioid crisis sweeping across america. he died from an accidental drug overdose last october. the culprit, a dangerous cocktail of pain medications include fentanyl. the scourge of the opioid crisis. like with so many, his path to opioid abuse began with chronic pain. his family said was unbearable and the cause of his overuse of medication. ♪ despite his suffering, petty never backed down. in his last months he continued the tour for his fans playing through pain, emphysema, knee problems and a fractured hip. the day before he died doctors told petty his hip injury graduated to a full on break. he was one of about 116 people u.s. health officials say die every day from opioid overdoses. his wife and daughter say the news will spark a healthy and necessary discussion about the opioid crisis and even save lives. a poignant final note from the singer songwriter after th

matt bradley has the latest. >> reporter: a casino king resigning amid scandal. las vegas icon steve wynn stepped down today as republican party finance chair, one day after an explosive "wall street journal" expose accusing wynn of sexual misconduct. an allegation wynn called preposterous. he donated to both parties but was a top republican donor and close to the president. >> steve winn, will you please stand up? he's raising so much money for our great republican party. >> reporter: wynn paid a $7.5 million settlement to an unnamed manicurist who accused wynn of forcing her to have sex in 2005. court documents cited by "the journal" point to personal misconduct but do not state whether it was of a sexual nature. wynn resorts say they have never received any complaints but according to the paper it's one of a dozen claims of sexual misconduct. >> there's a level of intimidation with steve wynn being the boss of the company. >> reporter: today a billionaire has lost a top political post. no word yet on whether republicans will return the money. matt bradley, nbc

matt bradley has those details. >> reporter: it had all the makings of a hollywood heist film. >> you have four minutes to load and leave, let's go. >> reporter: with this week's real life version of the italian job lacked in 1250i8, it made up for in audacity. in a daytime robbery at the popular tourist attraction in venice, on the last day of a worldwide exhibition tour, two thieves made off with an estimated millions of dollars in indian jewels. diamond earrings and a diamond pendant, owned by the royal family of qatar. they made it look easy. one burglar on lookout tries to appear inconspicuous. as another pilfers the jewels from a display case. they escaped by mixing in with the visitors. the police launched a wide ranging investigation and manhunt to track down those responsible. investigators suspect the burglars had help, they were somehow able to delay the alarm which didn't go off until they were already making their escape. a brazen burglary, giving hollywood a run for its money. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> jere van dyk has died, the younger brother of dick van dyke was an

matt bradley with that story tonight. >> reporter: james is the kind of character you rarely read aboutfairy tales. >> i'm not here by choice, i don't want to be on the streets. >> reporter: but when prince harry, an american actress megan markell parade through windsor for their wedding this spring, some worry the royal spotlight will shine brightly on poverty hiding in the shadow of queen elizabeth's castle. a local leader asked police to remove the homeless, saying, sadly, there's an epidemic in windsor. it sparked outrage, now 80,000 have signed a digital position demanding police leave them alone. >> i think it is unfortunate that we counsel's work hard to ensure that they are providing accommodation to feed the homeless. >> no comment but the royals have a history. a prince exposing the paupers just outside the castle walls. matt bradley, nbc news, london. >> we're back in a moment with a touchdown pass that went into touchdown pass that went into the history books. i've been a lot of things over the years. touchdown pass that went into the history books. your blind spot... your l

. >> matt bradley is following the news in our london newsroom. what's going on there, matt? heard reports that a police officer was shot dead by a protester. i was in the central iran city and three officers were also injured. that's the first fatality among the security services since the whole thing started on thursday. that's likely to ramp up the government's reaction on what is already a violent situation. twelve protesters have been killed throughout the country. that's a huge escalation and tonight we are starting to see more protesters returning to the streets for a fifth day and this is becoming a largest demonstrations since 2009, the so called green movement and we are likely to see more violent continuing this week. >> who are they protesting and why are they protesting? >> it is a distinct for the 2009 green movement in the sense that it is a little bit more disperse and there is no central leadership in 2009. that was the reaction to the election, people were protesting of what they perceive as an unfair growth. it was the opposition of politicians who led the

matt bradley reports from london. >> reporter: just as they entered their fourth day and just after president sent out as many tweets. president hassan rouhani has just broken his silence assuring activist they have the right to protest. he took a veiled swipe at president trump. president rouhani and his more saltory comments came that he would quote pay the price for their violence. this reaction comes after unrest spiked over the weekend. morphed into demonstrations against iran's leadership and even its clerical ruling regime. become the largest protest since the so-called green movement in 2009. that was brutally suppressed and worries this one will as well. back to you. >>> all right. the potential dangers of legalized pots. one woman's urgent message to pet owners. >> and watching those clouds closely right now. 57 degrees in san francisco which is mild compared to the rest of the way the rest of the country is. >>> a mountain biker who scratched on a remote trail in an east bay park had to be air lifted for help. the mountain biker suffered a head injury and several broken bones. firs

matt bradley, nbc news, london. >>> a quick note for you, the university of maryland at college park is going to close early today at 1:00 p.m. because of the weather that's coming in. >> speaking of the weather how we can get red tomorrow. >> it's moving quickly and for some of us it's arrived along i-81 and farther north where temperatures are cold enough and it is coming toward hagerstown, maryland. i would say just after lunch after the early commute and we could start to see some issues and treated roads will be pretty wet and the untreated roads will favor the chance for black ice and freezing rain. i want you to drive slow because there will be sleet coming down the area and that's something to consider and as you head farther south it's looking more like a rain event and it should be moving out by tomorrow morning. >> thank you. >> that is it for news 4 midday and we appreciate you joining us and we are back on first at >>> five, four, three, two, one. >> i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon! and when that new day finally dawns,

we did not see that in the green movement back in 2009. >> matt bradley, thank you very much for that. >>> south korea is offering to hold high-ranking government talks with north korea next week yesterday north korean president kim jong-un said he was open to negotiations but added his country would continue to work on mass producing nuclear warheads >> it's interesting to see how people framed this there was the mention of a nuclear button on his desk, so that was grabbing the headlines. but he uses that rhetoric any way. so you could pram this moframe positively saying if they are willing to talk to south korea as soon as this month, that could be more positive. >>> president trump back at the white house this morning following a two-week working vacation in florida. let's get to tracie potts with more on the president's return to walk. good morning >> good morning, everyone. he's back and he's focusing forward ending the year big on tax reform now the white house says he's looking ahead to welfare reform, immigration and national security >> we'll have a great year fantastic 2018

. >> for more, matt bradley in london. what do you got? >> reporter: as my colleague explained, a massive escalation over the past day and nod just the media. reports a police officer was shot dead and reinjured in a central iranian city. that's the first and likely to ramp up the government's reaction in what is already a very violent situation, and as you mentioned earlier, already these reports that 12 people have been killed since these protests have started on thursday. this has been going on since last thursday, as i mentioned, and appears only to be getting worse. it started as protests over iran's economic decline and they've mushroomed intoeninger against this very religious regime itself. that's unprecedented. you didn't even see that anger against the clerics who backed the regime back in 2009. and as was just mentioned, this is really about dashed hopes and expectations. the irani economy was doing quite poorly under decades of american sanctions. when the sanctions were lifted in january 2016, as part of that iran nuclear deal

. >> nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley is following developments from the bureau in london.att, put the president's tweet in perspective and explain what we are hearing from iran's supreme leader for the first time since the protests started. >> reporter: that's right, hallie. he has broken his silence as iran enters the sixth day of this crisis that has left more than 20 people dead and hundreds wounded. and now arrested. so he's the supreme leader of iran and really has the final say in any political decision. and what has alarm sod many iranians and observers of iran about these latest protests is that the demonstrators started to attack the ayatollah himself. he's considered beyond approach in iranian politics. so in the comments today, he echoed some other senior iranian officials and blamed the protests on the enemies of iraq. there's no other evidence so far with foreigners behind the latest demonstrations. it feeds to cold war conspiracies. and he also tried to claim kinship between what is going on now and the iran/iraq war in the 1970 revolutions. all of which he's

matt bradley, nbc news. >> how did they not get caught? >> i know! unbelievable. >> that is very shocking. >> but interesting. >>> taking a live look outside, yeah, the breeze, not a warm breeze. not like a warm summer breeze. it's a biting, cold, frigid day again on tap for us. we are still tracking those temperatures. 9 degrees right now, and it feels much worse than that on this weather alert day. >>> and virginia gno we have more on the challenges en's facing wh >>> explosive revelations about life inside the white house have been revealed, everything from what the president's staff thinks about him to questions about the president's mental capability. >> it's been an interesting week, for sure, but how much of that is fact and how much is fiction? joining us to break it all down, moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. chuck. >> good morning. >> this morning you get to speak to the author of this book, michael wolff, "fire and fury," released this week. a lot of people, including the president, questioning how much is true. what do you think

baths to you. >> matt bradley. >>> in news 4 your head, a medication that was originally designed to treat diabetes could have some benefits for alzheimer's patients. using lab mice with advance stages of cognitive researchers in the u.k. gave them a drug known as a triple recenter receptor. they say it led to significant improvement in their memory and learning skill. they found less plak buildup and inflammation of the brain. this is a study that involved mice. the results are early, but experts say if the same is stru for humans, this could be potentially be used to treat dementia and alzheimer's. >>> brisk sales now happening as lottery players gamble on a growing jackpot. jackpots. the new size of the prize for tonight's megamillions drawing. >> and chip cards were supposed to be more secure, right? but are they really? susan hogan with a warning this evening about the security chip in your bank or your crit edca >>> an icy rescue in boyds, maryland, the car crashed into 10 mile creek last night stalling out in several feet of icy water. montgomery county fire and rescue crews c

matt bradley is outside the wynn hotel. with a good morning, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, alex. wynn resort said they will be forming a special committee of their board in order to investigate these allegations. it is yet to be seen whether that will mark any real change. today, another king in the crosshairs. women accusing steve wynn of misconduct. in 2005, wynn forced a manicurist forced her to have sex in his office. >> after the manicure, he told her to lie down on a massage table and take her clothes off. and she said that she did not want to do that and that she was married and that he basically told her that she had to do that. >> reporter: the journal reported wynn paid the unnamed manicurist a secret $7.5 million settlement. it points to personal misconduct but do not state whether it was of a sexual nature. wynn calling them preposterous. we find ourselves in a world where people can make allegations, regardless of the truth, and a person is left with the choice of weathering skwr t insulting publicity oren gauging in years of lawsuits

matt bradley, nbc news. >>> jere van dyk has died, the younger brother of dick van dyke was an actor and comedian in his own right. he was perhaps best known for playing luther van damme on "coach" for which he was nominated for an enemy four times. jere van dyk was 86 years old. >>> a trailblazer in space has died as well. john young flew to the moon twice and commanded the first space shuttle mission. he flew into space six times and was the only one to do so as part of the gemini, apollo space programs. young represented the best in the american forward. always reaching higher. john young was 87. >>> becoming an american. how a museum draws on links to the past, to help immigrants pass the test for citizenship. >>> also, teen spirit cleveland style. a party, but also a protest for the nfl [000:15:19;00] (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-b

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matt bradley has the latest.> reporter: protests have gotten more deadly in the last 24 hours. nine people have dined oved ove. no evidence of any continuing protests but we are keeping an eye out for that. there has also been the death of a police officer and three police officers were injured. this is a problem because it could invite another more harsh crack down. he is the supreme leader. it is for continues to protest against the iranian regime. it is no surprise he would say that. he has a final say in any political decision in iran. they are not the first time an official has blamed foreign agents. no sign they have tried to start this but it's true that iran does have quite a few enemies in the region. we'll see if the circle and cycle sur rourounding them. back to you. >>> long lines across the country. they say something knocked out its processing computers for about two hours. this is video from miami international airport. it meant they created a much slower process. you can see big back-ups there. >>

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nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley, good to have yo with us following this story. appears the trump administration lending its full throat backing to the protesters. let's talk a little bit about what kind of appetite there is among the public for trump's support. not just trump. heard from mike pence and nikki haley at the u.n. especially after the nuclear play in the deal after the conclusion of the trump's travel ban. >> you know, some of the experts that we've spoken to have said the u.s. president's tweets aren't likely to have any effect on the situation on the ground in iran. that's too bad that from the president's perspective because the iranian people are actually by middle eastern standards they're quite secular. a lot of them are quite sympathetic to the west because they've lived under what is a very religious dogmatic regime for so many decades. if these tweets to anything, they would be to backfire against the protesters. donald trump is so reviled in iran for repeatedly insulting the iranian people. mentioned attempted travel ban. accusations of ter

nbc's matt bradley is following it from london. matt, this morning, the ayatollah blamed, quote, enemies of iran for making things worse. is there any evidence of that? >> no, there really isn't, stephanie. but it's really no surprise the ayatollah would say that. he's the unelected leader. he really has the final say in any political decision in iran. and while these are the ayatollah's first public comments on this growing and widening crisis, he's not the first one to blame foreigners. he's really echoing statements that other senior iranian officials have made over the past few days. and he's basically reading lines straight from the playbook of other middle eastern autocrats. you remember, the arab spring, only a few years ago. often the first move is blame foreign agents. he's shut down social media networks and other moves taken throughout the region. but this blaming foreigners is a very effective way to cast the protesters as traitors. it feeds into generations of opposition to mostly european colonization and cold war cons

and matt bradley breaks it down for us.look. >> reporter: it had all the makings of a hollywood heist film. >> we've got four minutes to load and leave. let's go! >> reporter: without any of the adrenaline or sophistication, version of "the italian job" lacked in style, it made up for in audacity. in a daytime robbery on wednesday at the popular tourist attraction, the doge palace museum in venice, on the last day of a worldwide exhibition tour, two thieves made off with an estimated millions of dollars in indian jewels, diamond earrings and a diamond pendant owned by the royal family of qatar. they made it look easy. no car chases or cracked safe. one burglar on lookout tries to appear inconspicuous as another pilfers the jewels from a display case. "they escaped by mixing in with the visitors," said italian police. when the alarm went off, police launched a wide-ranging investigation and manhunt to track down those responsible. investigators suspect the burglars had help. they were somehow able to delay the alarm, which d

matt bradley joins me now with the latest. matt, get us up to speed on the latest in iran. >> good morning, david. well, there haven't been any further signs of protests today so far, but we're hearing that activists have called for these protests to resume this afternoon in iran. now, whether the protesters return to the streets today after news that you just mentioned of this surge in deadly violence, the revelations of the sheer number of people that have been killed over the past few days, that's going to offer a glimpse of whether or not these protests are actually going to continue. on the other hand it's also not clear whether president donald trump's tweets will do anything to inspire these protests either. some of the iran experts we spoke with yesterday said that the u.s. president is so revierd in iran and if these tweets have any effect at all, and there has been six tweets from him since it began on thursday, all they would really do is discourage protesters rather than boost them. that's because the president has

. >> matt bradley is in los angeles. he was in las vegas reporting on the story. and matt, i want to get a sense from you, we know wynn as the magnate of all of the casinos in las vegas. tell us a bit about the role that he plays -- and we certainly saw the share price of wynn yesterday sink by about 10% in light of the news that was first reported by the "wall street journal." this is having a seismic effect on las vegas. >> reporter: that's right, wynn's own fortune has diminished by $250 million because of the 10% drop in the share price. now wynn was a major, major figure in las vegas. he was obviously a casino mogul. and he was behind some of the major names like the bellagio which, you know, is just synonymous with las vegas glitz and glamor. he actually divested and sold a lot of these recently. and he started investing more in casinos in a famous chinese destination for gamblers. he's always been a major figure in las vegas. he's always been a powerful figure. that was part of the reason, of course, why so many of his employees were so reluctant to come for

. >> i'm matt bradley in los angeles in what could be california's worst flu epidemic in a decade.ome hospitals are even setting up triage tents as waiting rooms overflow with patients. >> health officials in florida say they've never seen as many flu cases as they're seeing this season. >> i'm ron mott at northwestern memorial hospital here in chicago where some hospitals are so busy they've told ambulances to find another facility. >> you have the national institutes of health also affected, new patients not able to enroll in clinical trials. research in many places grinding to a halt. i'm joined by chairman of the department of preventive medicine and professor of infectious diseases at vanderbilt university of medicine. back with me, dr. shatner, thank you very much for being here. i don't want to be an alarmist at all because you still have government functions as it relates to public health that are continuing, right? specifically when it comes to the flu outbreak. what's the biggest impact of the shutdown? >> yeah, that's exactly right, hallie. the flu outbreak surveillance.

we have matt bradley outside the wynn hotel in vegas with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. we are starting to hear last night the casino empire is going to be forming a special committee in order to investigate these allegations. it is not clear whether or not that will yield any results like the victims are looking for. today, another king in the cross-hairs. dozens of people accusing mogul steve wynn of sexual misconduct according "the wall street journal." in 2005, wynn allegedly forced a manicurist to have sex in his office. >> he told her to lay down on the massage table and take her clothes off. she said she did not wapnt to d that and she was married. he said she had to do that. >> reporter: wynn paid a secret $7.5 million settlement. it points to personal misconduct, but not of a sexual nature. wynn denying the accusations calling them preposterous. we find ourselves in the world where people can make accusations regardless of the truth. a person is whethering ieatheri insults. his ex-wife hoped to use the allegati

. >> i'm matt bradley in los angeles.are setting up triage penalties as waiting rooms overflow with patients. >> health officials in florida say they've never seen as many flu cases as they're seeing this season. >> i'm in chicago where some hospitals are so busy, they've gone into bypass mode, telling ambulances to find another facility. >> i'm tammy leitner on a plane headed for dallas. they say travelers are susceptible and recommend bacterial wipes on armrests and tray tables. >> i'm at mt. sinai hospital. they're trying to understand how the virus spreads. they're fistill five to ten yea away. >> reporter: 12 million people may have the flu this year. the predominant strain is the most aggressive. and it has been devastating, taking the life of this 10-year-old in connecticut and this mother of three in california. >> from the time i took her to the hospital to the time she passed was about 18 hours. >> reporter: not even medical professionals are immune. >> the health care employees are coming down with the flu ours

bring in nbc news correspondent matt bradley joining us from london.hearing. >> there hasn't been any signs of further protest today. the biggest is what you already mentioned. revelation about the death toll from yesterday. that news alone the escalation of that death toll could inflame the protest even further. watch out for it has the week goes on. state news agency didn't give a lot of details on how or why that death toll appeared to increase from 2-12 as it is now, but they did report that protesters or police stations or military bases all night last night in several cities and towns all across the country. reporting from iran, spotty at best. very difficult to tell with real certainty what's going on on the ground. especially since a lot of the social messages services like telegram and instagram were shutdown. at least temporarily by the government. reports of these additional are true, mark a really substantial escalation in the violation. came hours after president who is a moderate and what popular in iran. for the first time since the pres

the new culture secretary matt hancock skipping out of number ten, replacing karen bradley, who's offrthern ireland office. are you happy with the promotion? damian hinds fills the gap at education. when the cabinet meets tomorrow, there will be some new faces at the table. but this was what theresa may really wanted you to see. will this broaden the party's appeal? new faces to reboot the tory machine after its bungled election campaign. honoured. honoured, and looking forward to getting on with the job. a new chair and bigger team appointed by number ten to take charge at tory ho. proud that i've been asked to lead a great party. great team, grate volunteers and professionals. we've a fantastic team. really, really looking forward to this. thank you. do you think you can deliver the things the prime minister hopes for? absolutely. such a positive move. absolutely. we're ready for it. there are always challenges, but we're up to it. you may not recognise tory ho, you may never have seen some of the new faces, but this reshuffle's about rebooting this party as well as what's happening

karen bradley becomes northern ireland secretary and matt hancock replaces her as culture secretary. despite ringing some changes, the prime minister has decided to keep faith with those already in key cabinet posts. a couple who met on a muslim dating site have been found guilty of planning a terror attack in the uk. the bbc‘s china editor carrie gracie has quit her role over equal pay saying she couldn't collude with an unfair pay structure. at the start of his trial, the former football coach barry bennell pleads guilty to seven child sex offences against boys aged between 11 and 1a. also in the next hour, oprah winfrey led the calls for change in hollywood at last night's golden globes. a new day is on the horizon! attendees wore black outfits to mark the first major awards ceremony since sexual harassment scandals rocked the entertainment industry. are you suffering from aussie flu? it seems so many people are, but is it worse than usual and is it too late to get a flu jab? good evening. welcome to bbc news. the:. the prime minister has been carrying out a reshuffle of her cabin

bradley's with the new what'se cooking up this morning. >> lauren, that's so funny you say that. she introduced as a new chef. mattthree items which are on this menu. >> absolutely. >> and they're ideal for cold weather. >> yup. >> comfort footer. >> french onion soup. meatballs, back here we're putting toke a mean mack crone knee and cheese right now. >> these are items that also if you can't make it out to the restaurant you can do at home. can you give people some tips. your putting the mac and cheese together. what are you doing? >> mac and cheese just take your time. you don't want to heat it too fast and burn your cheese. you don't want any of that to happen. what we do we make a cheese sauce with fontina smoked gouda and white cheddar finish with ham stocks with ham hox we pick that go into the macaroni itself ed tomatoes and we our which is little bit of a bigger pasta shows a little. you can alsittle easier to eat. >> then with the bread crumbs? >> yup. we use garlicil.toastad finish witareyhatgo on top of macro e state into the oven. >> what have been your post popular dish through the cold and snow we'v

the new culture secretary matt hancock skipping out of number ten replacing karen bradley who's off toireland office. are you happy with the promotion? damian hynes fills the gap at education. when the cabinet moose tomorrow, there will be some new faces at the table. but this was what theresa may really wanted you to see. will this broaden the pa rty‘s to see. will this broaden the party's appeal? new faces to reboot the tory machine after its bungled election campaign. honoured, looking forward to getting on with the job. a new chairand forward to getting on with the job. a new chair and bigger team appointed by number ten to take charge at tory ho. appointed by number ten to take charge at tory hq. i've been asked to lead a great party. great teem, grate volunteers and professionals. we've a fantastic team. really, really looking forward to this. do you think you can deliver the things the prime minister wants? absolutely. such a positive move. absolutely. such a positive move. absolutely. we're ready for it. there are always challenges, but we're there are always challenges, but we

karen bradley is going to the northern ireland office, who is taking over from her? the new culture secretary is mattck. it is interesting, he was very much seen it is interesting, he was very much seen as an it is interesting, he was very much seen as an acolyte of george osborne, the chancellor, sacked by theresa may. matt hancock has managed to stay in place and get himself promoted. really, that is the first new face around the cabinet table. we have brandon lewis, the new chairman of the party, already attending cabinet. many of the others have stayed in position. i think there are a few intriguing tales behind all of this. i was standing in downing street or afternoon, greg clarke wedding, the business secretary, followed by jeremy hunt, the health secretary. there were in there for over an hour and a half. there was clearly a dispute going on. there have been lots of stipulation about greg clark being moved or losing hisjob. we understand that jeremy being moved or losing hisjob. we understand thatjeremy hunt argued very ha rd understand thatjeremy hunt argued very hard with the prime minister

karen bradley becomes northern ireland secretary and matt hancock replaces her as culture secretary. terror attack in the uk. the bbc‘s china editor carrie gracie has quit her role over equal pay saying she couldn't collude with an unfair pay structure. at the start of his trial, the former football coach barry bennell pleads guilty to seven child sex offences against boys