senior tories have demanded mrs may's joint chiefs of staff fiona hill and nick timothy are removed this weekend. they're being blamed forfailures in the election campaign. it comes as theresa may prepares for discussions with northern ireland's democratic unionist party to provide the extra support the conservatives need in the house of commons to continue governing. here's our political correspondent, eleanor garnier. her report contains flash photography. waiting but waiting for what? theresa may might still hold the key is the number ten but is deprived of a commons majority and fighting to save her own job. deprived of a commons majority and fighting to save her ownjob. no chance then to govern alone. it's the democratic unionist party the tories have been forced to turn to do help prop them and theresa may up. buta do help prop them and theresa may up. but a deal with the dup, a party opposed to same—sex marriage and anti—abortion, is not without controversy. i come from a liberal wing of the conservative party and luckily we have a parliament now that would count in terms of legis

mr timothy accepted responsibility for his role in the result, but with austerity and brexit, he saidntry. he said the prime minister is the one political leader who understands this division and has been working to address it. there have been plenty of calls to make sure that the circle around was wider and more inclusive, to prevent anyone believing that the two principal advisers had undue influence. and some of the discussions today would suggest that perhaps that sense of inclusion wasn't as great as it should've been. today's resignations been breathing space, but beyond that, mrs may is not beyond danger. she might hold the keys to number ten, but she is deprived of a commons majority and is still fighting to save a job. this now former minister, despite losing his seat, remains loyal to the prime minister. should she stay on? yes. we are the only party capable of forming a government to take you through the brexit negotiations. as a party, we need to get behind theresa may and analyse the results. while questions about theresa may's time coming, she needs to set out the agenda

mr timothy has accepted responsibility for his role in the election result, but with austerity and brexitn was a divided country and that the prime minister was the one political leader who understands this division and who has been working to address it. he said that the conservative election campaign, however, fail to get this into reza's positive plan across. —— theresa may's positive plan. there was evidence that the two advisers had undue evidence, and some of the reports they woods to would suggest... today's resignations will bring breathing space, but mrs may met to might not be out of danger. with this now former minister, despite losing his seat, remaining loyal to the prime minister. should she stay on? yes, and yes. the conservative party has the largest number of votes, the most mps, and we are the only party capable of forming a strong government to take us forming a strong government to take us through these brexit negotiations, and we need to get behind theresa may at a party. but the whole party needs to analyse the results and learn the lessons. while questions about the

experience of other naval 88 or is involved in the battle of midway please welcome dr. , timothy orr. [applause] mr. orr: on the afternoon of june 4, 1942, the pilots onboard -- enterprise would prepare during the briefing, the dive bomber pilot raised a hand and asked his superiors a question. even though the pilots expected to encounter a cloud of japanese fighters as a target, no one had mentioned anything about providing them any protection. he asked, what escort will be have? the response came back currently, there will not be any fighter escort. we cannot afford to give you protection for this trip. they intended to keep fighter protection above the u.s., leaving the dive bombers to protect themselves. conclusionng to a about the role of u.s. naval aviators in world war ii. namely, the navy consider them expendable assets. as he reminisced in years later, they could always get more pilots and planes, but they could not get more ships. chuckling to himself, though i doubt he chuckled the afternoon theune 4, he explained reality. sorry, you do not get a fighter escort, you are on your own. that

understands were demands from some conservative mps that mrs may would face a leadership challenge if they were not sacked by this weekend. nick timothyeen a good servant of the conservative party, but politics is a rough business. to shore up her government, mrs may is preparing for talks with the democratic unionist party next week. i'm not going to support any legislation that i would regard as socially illiberal or taking this country backwards. its part of what makes this country that we are and i'm sure the dup understand that. labour urges mrs may to "make way" for it to form a government. some mps who'd opposed jeremy corbyn‘s leadership have urged colleagues to get behind him. we'll bring you the latest reaction from westminster, belfast and glasgow as questions remain about how long mrs may can remain as prime minister. the other headlines this lunchtime. police reveal the london bridge terror attackers tried to hire a seven and a half tonne lorry — but their credit cards were declined. petrol bombs and blow torches were found in the van they did use. police say they had pink ceramic knives tied to their wrists. good afterno

mr. slater: good afternoon. hello again. my name is timothy slater. i'm the special agent in charge of the f.b.i.'s washington field office. i'm here to provide an investigative update on the shooting that occurred this morning. i would like to thank the alexandria police department, u.s. capitol police, and medical response teams who responded to the scene this morning for their quick and decisive actions. actually saving lives. i remind you that this is an active investigation and details continue to unfold. i stressed this earlier and i'm going to underscore it now. that the f.b.i. is not going to talk about the character or nature in which we are investigating this case other than to say we continue to work this as an active investigation and an ongoing matter. there has been some confusion about the injuries involved. our statements sent out earlier today, this afternoon actually, identified the number of victims and their injuries. let me just review that quickly for you. five individuals were shot. a congressman, a united states capitol police officer, a congressional staffer, a lobbyist an

senior tories have demanded mrs may's joint chiefs of staff fiona hill and nick timothy are removed thiseekend. otherwise they say they will seek to instigate a leadership contest. our assistant political editor, norman smith joins me. to people who are very well—known in westminster but members of the public might not know who they are. explain their role. they matter because they are viewed fight -- they matter because they are viewed fight —— by many conservatives that they have a baleful influence on theresa may and notjust because they are blamed for the manifesto which one conservative has described as the worst manifesto in history, not just because as the worst manifesto in history, notjust because they are particularly blamed for the social ca re particularly blamed for the social care to buckle and notjust because of the campaign and the way it was fought, well of which is laid at their door, but because they are seen as their door, but because they are seen as a their door, but because they are seen as a litmus test of how far mrs may is willing to change, is willing to a cce

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senior tories have demanded mrs may's joint chiefs of staff fiona hill and nick timothy are removed thisas theresa may prepares for discussions with northern ireland's democratic unionist party to provide the extra support the conservatives need in the house of commons to continue governing. here's our political correspondent, eleanor garnier. her report contains flash photography. waiting but waiting for what?

mrs may has appointed gavin barwell as her new chief of staff after two of her closest aides, nick timothyas told to sack the pair or face a leadership challenge. police said the london bridge terror attackers had petrol bombs and blowtorches in the van they used. detectives have also discovered the safe house where they prepared for the attack. time for a check on the sport. the world cup qualifier between scotland and england at hampden park ended as a 2—2 draw. a match that had been largely forgettable for 70 minutes then burst into life in the closing stages. england led, then scotland scored twice to go ahead, before england captain harry kane snatched an equaliser in injury time. england are still top of group f. scotland stay fourth. with the world cup finals under way ina with the world cup finals under way in a little over 12 months, some england fans were already planning their trip to russia. the scottish ones are hoping their forward—thinking isn't always did. with some rivalries, though, all that context can take a back seat. scotla nd that context can take a back seat. scotla

whatever the future holds for mrs may, she'll face it without her two closest advisors. nick timothy and fiona hill have resigned following pressure from mps. our political correspondent, alex forsyth, reports. past friends, now even closer political allies. without enough mps of her own, theresa may has turned to the democratic unionist party to help herform a government. she signalled her intention yesterday in this address. we will continue to work with our friends and allies in the democratic unionist party in particular. our two parties have enjoyed a strong relationship over many years, and this gives me the confidence to believe that we will be able to work together in the interests of the whole united kingdom. with its ten seats won on thursday, the dup will back theresa may on key votes like the budget. it's not a full coalition, but a looser agreement. the details, scant so far. now they're politically centre—stage, prompting renewed scrutiny of their policies by some here in westminster. pro—brexit, socially conservative, the party's opposition to same—sex marriage and abo

timothy and fiona hill, have resigned. they went following what the bbc understands were demands from some senior tories that mrs may woulday is preparing for talks with the democratic unionist party to shore up her government. the chief whip is in belfast for talks. police reveal the london bridge terror attackers tried to hire a seven—and—a—half—tonne lorry but their credit cards were declined. petrol bombs and blow torches were found in the van they did use. police say they had pink ceramic knives tied to their wrists. the former top gear presenter richard hammond has been airlifted to hospital afterfracturing his knee following a serious crash in switzerland. the 10—year—old, who sustained brain injuries during a crash in 2006, was driving an electric car whilst filming the grand tour season two when the accident happened. fellow presenterjeremy clarkson tweeted that, "it was the biggest crash i've ever seen and the most frightening, but incredibly, and thankfully, richard seems to be mostly ok". it seems that this was a very serious crash, but it seems that he is mostly ok? that is what it sounds like. the pictures o

the resignations of nick timothy and fiona hill followed what the bbc understands was a warning from conservative mps that mrsip challenge if she didn't sack them. more on gavin barwell‘s appointment in a moment, but first here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. they were at the heart of power, the prime minister's closest advisers for years. but in nick timothy and fiona hill were accused of having too much control over policy and tactics, costing theresa may her majority, costing them theirjobs. they are brilliant street fighters and terrible political leaders. at the heart of government you need green—haired people who have been around the block saying, do not do that, you will make mistakes. nick timothy said that britain was divided... today, as the consequences of the campaign sunk in, reflection and recrimination. some tory mps saying that theresa may had to heed calls to change. there were plenty of voices in the conservative party that reminded her that you cannot run the government like you run the home office, and there have been plenty of calls to make sure that the circle around her was

timothy young they take refuge in the identity of others. >> greetings, live from tent city. >> i be like, yo, hey, mr. day over there, this is rocky stallone. hey, yo, i'll do it when i'm done, buddy. don't worry about it. get them, rocko, you son of a bitch mickey loves you. chase the chicken. here, chicky, chicky, chicky. >> maintaining one's true identity in jail can be a true challenge. brayden dailey has a easier time than most. >> i get hit on by a lot of girls here. >> dailey claims she is not just a lesbian but a man born into a woman's body. >> when you are transgender, your brain has a sex. and my sex was male. >> is that you? >> yeah. >> on the right. >> you look like such a skater punk. >> yeah. >> that's what i did. >> besides feeling like she is in the wrong body, dailey also sees herself not as a 21-year-old but as a teenager. >> and we were like exploding it everywhere and stuff. >> this one. >> i'm not even like an adult in my head yet. i'm not even there yet. i feel like a 15, 16-year-old boy, i mean, it's nothing i can really help. >> ha, ha. >> there is a deodorant. we're going to

the bbc understands that mrs may was warned that she faced a leadership challenge unless she sacked fiona hill and nick timothyditor of the spectator and a former speech writer for michael gove. thank you forjoining us early on this sunday morning. can you give us on this sunday morning. can you give usa on this sunday morning. can you give us a sense on this sunday morning. can you give us a sense of how sick you using the position of theresa may is in number 10. not at all. the resignation of timothy and hill yesterday proved that the cabinet is in charge. theresa may is in office, but not in power. i think what we will see is the cabinet asserting their authority, the party asserting there as well an theresa may will effectively need to play ball with them if she wants to keep herjob. these two people, they would not have been widely known to people generally, to people involved in the world of objects that may be different. without them, does it make her more vulnerable and as a personality, how does this affect the way she operates government? she has been dependent on both of these people at the home off

mr. pentangelo: ok, ladies and gentlemen, we're ready to continue our program here. it is my pleasure to introduce dr. timothy orr. dr. orr holding a ph.d. from penn state university and is currently an associate professor of history at old dominion university. he is an expert on military history. along with his wife laura, , deputy director of education at the hampton roads museum, he recently published a book, "never call me a hero: a legendary american dive-bomber pilot remembers the battle of midway." the book chronicles the actions of the last surviving dive bomber pilot, and the only pilot on either side to hit three ships during the battle. to share his story and the expe

timothy and fiona hill, have resigned after the conservatives failed to win an overall majority in the general election. they went following what the bbc understands were demands from some senior tories that mrs may would face a leadership challenge if the two had remained by her side. the prime minister is preparing for talks with the democratic unionist party to shore up her government. the chief whip is in belfast for talks. the other headlines: police reveal the london bridge terror attackers a seven—and—a—half—tonne lorry but their credit cards were declined. petrol bombs and blow torches were found in the van they did use, police say they had pink ceramic knives tied to their wrists. a mid—atlantic yacht rescue involving the queen mary 2 2 cruiseliner after a once—in—a—lifetime summer storm. theresa may's top two downing street aides have resigned in the wake of thursday's conservative election failure to get a working majority in the house of commons. their departure comes after the bbc understands that conservative mps delivered an ultimatum to the prime minister to sack them by the end of the weekend or face a leadership challenge on monday. they were almost like alex ferguson to man

timothy and fiona hill, resigned after the conservatives failed to win an overall majority in the general election. they went following what the bbc understands were demands from some senior tories that mrsher side. the prime minister is preparing for talks with the democratic unionist party to shore up her government. the chief whip is in belfast for talks. labour urges to read to me to week —— to make

timothy and fiona hill, have resigned after the conservatives failed to win an overall majority in the general election. they went following what the bbc understands were demands from some senior tories that mrsed by her side. the prime minister is preparing for talks with the democratic unionist party to shore up her government. the chief whip is in belfast for talks. the other headlines: police reveal the london bridge terror attackers a seven—and—a—half—tonne lorry but their credit cards were declined. petrol bombs and blow torches were found in the van they did use,

i was going to ask about nick timothy and people round her, i can't, we are going, there goes mr corbynllected. total votes of 53740 i declare that colinjames clark total votes of 53740 i declare that colin james clark is dually elected to serve in the uk parliament. so the conservatives take gordon, and alex salmond, former leader of the snp, loses his seat in the house of commons. we heard from him a moment ago. here is the victorious conservative candidate it an exciting night. thank do youjim candidate it an exciting night. thank do you jim savage for the couldn't. i would like to start off by paying tribute. when did alex salmond go into the house of commons? i think in 1987 or 2. he was leading until the referendum on dense. i stand corrected. quickly. the conservatives came notjust from the third place, but distance, third place, 11.7%, under the old rules they would have lost their deposits two years ago, now they have won the seat. this is a remarkable result. the truth is those of us who watch scottish politics too closely than is good for us, have known from the local results