mr unsworth condemned the tweetlj calling it a pr stunt. mr unsworth condemned the tweet. i don't really understand it. obviously it's a bruised ego. at the end of the day, we we re bruised ego. at the end of the day, we were here to rescue 12 young boys. unsworth had travelled into the caves in the first days after the caves in the first days after the boys went missing and helped bring in top international cave rescue experts for the mission. the british diver says he might now sue the billionaire. hopefully get a copy of the tweet later, and not finished. i'll take advice will get back to london. legal advice? yes. the tweet sent out to elon musk‘s 22 million followers has now been deleted but he still says is planning to send his submarine to the now empty cave just to prove it could be done. mr unsworth has previously said the billionaire can stick his submarine where it hurts. the boys, continuing the recovery in

mr unsworth helped rescue the 12 boys and their coach from a cave in thailand.build a mini—submarine to get them out, but mr unsworth said it wouldn't have worked, prompting elon musk‘s outburst. the tech entrepreneur said he had "spoken in anger" after mr unsworth ridiculed his rescue plan as a pr stunt. australian scientists say they have developed a blood test to detect melanoma in its early stages. the test, billed as a world first, should make it easier to spot the skin cancer before it becomes fatal. currently, doctors rely on skin examinations and biopsies. these are images of dozens of wildfires that have sparked across the arctic circle due to unusually hot weather. several areas have been evacuated. tens of thousands of people have been warned to stay indoors. on wednesday afternoon, 44 fires were burning from lapland in the far north to the southern island of gotland. italy and norway have both despatched firefighting aircraft to help. let's go back to our top story. twelve boys and their football coach have finally been released from a thai hospital,

mr unsworth condemned the tweet. i don't really understand it. obviously it's a bruised ego. s. unsworth had travelled into the caves in the first days after the boys went missing and helped bring in top international cave rescue experts for the mission. the british diver says he might now sue the billionaire. hopefully get a copy of the tweet later, and, yeah, not finished. i'll take advice when we get back to london. legal advice? yep. the tweet sent out to elon musk‘s 22 million followers has now been deleted but he still says he's planning to send his submarine to the now—empty cave just to prove it could be done. mr unsworth has previously said the billionaire can stick his submarine where it hurts. for the boys, continuing their recovery in hospital, their priority is returning home. they're expected to be discharged to their families on thursday. david campanale, bbc news. what happens to oil rigs when they outlive their usefulness? up to now, it's generally been agreed that the seabed should be returned to its previous state, before the rigs were there. but now researc

mr unsworth was involved in the operation in thailand to rescue 12 boys and their football coach.ed to assist the mission and said he was building a mini—submarine, but mr unsworth said it wouldn't have worked, prompting musk‘s outburst. trade negotiators from the 11—member tra ns—pacific partnership are meeting injapan today to discuss whether to accept new members into the free trade bloc. it comes just a day after possibly the biggest trade deal ever was signed byjapan and the eu. with us now is katie silver in singapore. theink the ink has barely dried on the japan— eu trade deal and japan today is on the march, still7 japan— eu trade deal and japan today is on the march, still? they are. they are very forthright when it comes to pursuing free trade. they are meeting west of tokyo in a beautiful national park area and they are trying to work out a way to get over the line when it comes to this tpp11. this was the new deal that came about as a result of the original trans—pacific partnership which was canned after president trump took office last january. it was signed in march

mr unsworth travelled to the cave in the first days after the boys went missing. played a key role in the rescue effort. and he says he is now considering suing the tesla chief. while all of that's been going on. the rescued boys are on the mend. this is them in chiang rai hospital yesterday. they're holding a picture of the former navy seal diver, saman gunan, who lost his life trying to rescue them. they were only told of his death on saturday. they each wrote tributes to him on the drawing. buddhist monks have also held a ceremony outside the cave to honour the diver. a blessing drum signalled the start of the ceremony. in northern thailand, a drum is used to bless warriors and summon people to important events. today, prestigious monks and dignitaries gathered to send blessings to the spirit of saman kunan, the former thai navy seal diver who died during the operation to save the trapped football team. there were offerings, too — pig heads, a symbol of wealth and prosperity. ajahn robert is a british buddhist monk who lives in the thai capital, bangkok. he cam

now, in another tweet musk now says "my words were spoken in anger after mr unsworth said several untruthse in a sexual act with the mini—sub, which had been built as an act of kindness and according to specifications from the dive team leader". we are getting a lot of detail here. "nonetheless, his actions against me do notjustify my actions against him, and for that i apologise to mr unsworth and to the companies i represent as leader. he also apologise the path of space xand he also apologise the path of space x and tesla. —— on the half. we will see if we get another instalment. if you want to see more clips, you can find them on the bbc news app. uk politics continues to hurtle along. boris johnson resigned as foreign secretary last week — saying he could no longer support the prime minister's approach to brexit. today he gave his resignation speech. here's some of it. it is not too late to save brexit. we have time. in the citgo stations. we have time. in the citgo stations. we have time. in the citgo stations. we have changed tack once and we can change again. —— in these negotiatio

ms unsworth, have you or mr munro offered your resignation over this matter? we need to go away and absorb all the details. there are 200 pages there. we need to look at it and consider what lessons there are to learn out of it. will you consider offering your resignation? as i say, it is a very long judgment which we need to go away and look at in detail. all i would say is that all of our journalists and all of our bbc witnesses acted in good faith. thank you. 0ur correspondent helena lee is outside the rolls building where this morning's ruling took place. a difficult and damaging day here for the bbc. £210,000 a difficult and damaging day here forthe bbc. £210,000 in a difficult and damaging day here for the bbc. £210,000 in damages awarded to sir cliff richard. he has 110w awarded to sir cliff richard. he has now left court, the legal teams have left court, and also the senior bbc news managers have left now, going to look over thatjudgment, around 200 pages or so. let's speak to clive coleman, our legal affairs correspondent. we have had that statement f

mr unsworth had ridiculed mr musk‘s offer of a mini—submarine to help with the rescue.s yet to see the fresh air. it's been 30 degrees in the heat and humidity here today. & trying to end the day, too. we have seen a fresh appeal across scotland, about 19 or 20. in between this ragged area of rain moving across north—west england towards the south—east of scotla nd england towards the south—east of scotland and away into the north sea, pockets of rain further south, but missing the south—east of england and much of east anglia and exiting out into the north sea. the showers in northern ireland should fade away and generally become dry overnight, a better night for sleeping, although the heat will be there for a while longer across the south—east of the uk. it will be fresher by the morning, a sunnyside for many parts of the country. the cloud will increase through the day —— a sunny start. we could get scattering of showers, the odd heavy one, like the showers further south and no rain likely in the south east. not as hot or assume it as today, 25 degrees. further north

mr. unsworth and to the companies i represent as leader the fault is mine and mine alone. saying this crossed the line and he decided to write an open letter to musk. >> an issue for tesla plooebeli, the investors, was this was illustrating a leader who was thin-skinned and short tempered and that really isn't the reality of who elon musk was and so the purpose of this open letter was to encourage him, first, to apologize and, second, is to and second t take a more measured approach to twitter, ignore the short sellers, and really focus on what is most important, which in the near term is improving model 3 production >> we talked about this last night. it is not a bull story it's not a bear story. it was offensive to almost everybody, wherever they lie in terms of where they stand on tesla. >> i think mr. munster understands that we talked about it last night. with musk, you take the good with the bad. >> right. >> is this enough? i don't know shouldn't have done it in the first place. that would be my pushback. you shouldn't have to walk back something like that in the fi

mr. unsworth and the companies i am the leader of. gene munster posted an open letter to musk urging him to apologize to the caver we will talk to gene munster at 7:58 a.m. eastern time he also suggested that musk take a is a bsabbatical from twitter. >> does he know something? >> no he withdrew the tweets >> where did that come from? is that a gratuitous attack? >> i think there was nothing offensible about what elon musk said just to explain how it got to that situation, i think, this is an arm chair psychological assessment, he went over there tried to build this thing. i think thought that he was being encouraged to do so by the right people put all this effort into the thing, then was effectively criticized for doing that. i think given -- that's why i said it's indefensible, but given the -- >> yesterday you brought up the fact there was a pedometer >> no, no. people online were saying he's not calling him a pedophile, he's referring to a pedometer, because he's a diver they use them. >> they do >> i don't know. >> musk has with

mr unsworth had ridiculed mr musk‘s offer of a mini—submarine to help with the rescue.es. donald trump says it was a good start. theresa may comes under intense pressure to change her brexit plan, as another tory mp quits the government, and a second says the cabinet is so divided there should be a second referendum. new figures show the number of eu citizens leaving the uk last year is the highest on record. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. blue skies ahead — theresa may promises huge investment for the aerospace industry, just a few weeks after airbus threatened to reduce its uk presence because of brexit disruption. more trouble for debenhams as their shares tumble after weekend reports of a cash crunch. the retailer denies the reports and says it's cash position is healthy, but investors are not convinced. and airbnb receives a warning from the european commission over its pricing policy. the home—sharing firm is told it needs to be clearer on its total costs, after it recieved consumer after it received consumer complaints over hidden additional ch

ms unsworth, have you or mr munro offered your resignations over this matter, and should you? long judgement. we need to go away and absorb all the details. there are 200 pages there. we need to look at it and consider what lessons there are to learn out of it. what do you say to licence fee payers, that they are going to face this big damages fee? mrmunro, are you considering your position? the bbc says it is thinking about an appeal, and at its headquarters, there was a robust defence of its journalism. do you not think licence fee payers will find it astounding that you have lost this case, that it is going to cost potentially millions of pounds, and nobody at the bbc is being held responsible? the question is not whether anybody‘s responsible. everyone is responsible. the question is whether that responsibility results in what you suggested might happen, which is that people should resign, and so on and so forth. that's not necessarily the right response to every mistake that every journalist makes in a news organisation. sir cliff had told the court everything he had work

miss unsworth, have you or mr munro offered your resignations over this matter, and should you?nt, we need to go away and absorb all the details, there are 200 pages there. we need to look at it and consider what lessons there are to learn out of it. what do you say to licence fee payers that they are going to face this big damages fee? mrmunro, are you considering your position? the bbc says it is thinking about an appeal and at its headquarters, there was a robust defence of its journalism. do you not think licence fee payers will find it astounding that you have lost this case, that it's going to cost potentially millions of pounds, and nobody at the bbc is being held responsible? the question is not whether anyone is responsible, everyone is responsible, it's whether that responsibility results in what you suggested might happen, which is that people should resign, and so on and so forth. that is not necessarily the right response to every mistake that every journalist makes in a news organisation. # she'sjust a devil woman...# sir cliff had told the court everything he'd wo

unsworth as a "pedo guy". it came after the diver ridiculed mr musk‘s offer of a mini—submarine to help with the rescue.any netflix has released its latest financial results. shares fell sharply in after hours trading, after the company revealed it had added just over 5 million new subscribers between april and june — about a million less than markets were expecting. 0ur reporter paul blake in new york says netflix has been slow to respond to changing market conditions. some analysts have speculated that it was world cup, the world cup took people away from streaming services and streaming entertainment because people were watching on their dvr. no—one has been able to say exactly what it is yet but this comes at a time when netflix was hoping for good news, they've had a lot of good news over the past six months. they were starting to look internationally. while they've traditionally been an english—language entertainment company and produced programmes in english for the us and for other english—language markets, they've started to expand notably to india where they have started producing content in l

mr smith was always a reliable witness. describing him as unduly defensive. fran unsworth signed off on the story at the time.ientious witness. she is now the bbc‘s director of news. after today's ruling, she said the bbc was very sorry for the distress caused to sir cliff, but warned the judgment had wider implications. it will put decision—making about naming individuals in the hands of the police over the public‘s right to know. we don't believe this is compatible with liberty and press freedoms. for all of these reasons, there is an important principle at stake. that is why the bbc is looking at an appeal. i don't think it's a question of whether or not we should have done the story, everyone at that time would have, but we are moving into a different context of privacy law is the judge's decision today is upheld. but for now the bbc faces a substantial bill. general damages of £190,000 covering the effect on sir cliff and his life. then aggravated damages of £20,000 because the bbc entered the story for scoop of the year in the royal television society awards. and there could be further special damages a

mr smith was always a reliable witness. describing him as unduly defensive. fran unsworth signed off on the story at the time.n't believe this is compatible with liberty and press freedoms. for all of these reasons, there is an important principle at stake. that is why the bbc is looking at an appeal. but for now the bbc faces a substantial bill. general damages of £190,000 covering the effect on sir cliff and his life. then aggravated damages of £20,000 because the bbc entered the story for scoop of the year in the royal television society awards. and there could be further special damages awarded, to be decided at a future court healing. the issue of damages is for privacy — you can never undo the harm, we are never going to be able to not see the images of the police storming into sir cliff's house. but what the judge has obviously done is set the damages at the highest level to send a clear message that this was completely wrong. # congratulations!# a small group of sir cliff richard fans were there to support him today, loyal and vocal. as sir cliff richard left court he did so knowing this was a signifi