now signed nathan ake for a club record fee from chelsea.nd the fee is reported to be around £20 million. that is all the sport for now. the respected french politician and auschwitz survivor who wrote france's abortion laws, has died at the age of 89. simone weil was best known for her instrumental role in legalising abortion in the 1970s, and went on to serve as the first president of an elected european parliament. her death was confirmed by president macron, who called her life "an exemplary inspiration". the french public also paid tribute. translation: makes me think about the abortion loss. i can't remember which year but it was a really great step forward. we have lost a very special lady. i benefited from her abortion legislation and at the time, that was extraordinary. she was one of the first push for independent women to get involved in politics, despite having suffered enormously but without ever complaining. earlier i spoke to the economist bureau chief sophie pedder in paris, about simone weil‘s legacy and how she was a woman

signing jermain defoe yesterday, bournemouth have added another player today, signing defender nathan ake. ake had a spell on loan with eddie howe's side last season and scored three goals in 12 games. the fee is reported to be around £20 million. the former chief executive of mclaren, ron dennis, has formally ended his association with the team he made one of the must successful in formula one. he's sold his shares in the company bringing to an end 37 years with them. dennis was instrumental in the development of lewis hamilton's career after signing him in 2007. olympic champion jade jones has missed out on a gold medal at the world taekwondo championships in south korea. she took bronze in the under 57 kilos category. jones has won two olympic titles but has never been world champion and she was beaten by korean ah—reum lee in the semifinal. damon sansum and bradly sinden also picked up bronze medals to make it a record medal tally for great britain butjones will have to wait for the next world championships in manchester to complete a career grand slam. it was my full, i was not me to

signing jermain defoe yesterday, bournemouth have added another player today, signing defender nathan akeree goals in 12 games. the fee is reported to be around £20 million. the former chief executive of mclaren, ron dennis, has formally ended his association with the team he made one of the most successful in formula one. he's sold his shares in the company, bringing to an end 37 years with them. dennis was instrumental in the development of lewis hamilton's career after signing him in 2007. that is holy sport for now. more in the next hour. the world's chemical weapons watchdog has said that the banned nerve agent sarin was used in an attack in syria which killed dozens of people. the gas was dropped in april, in on a town in the north of the country, and drew condemnation around the world. despite denials of responsibility by syria's assad regime, foreign secretary borisjohnson says there is no doubt that they were behind the attack: well, this is a first step on a process that the uk has obviously been trying to lead, to hold to account the people responsible for dropping chemical wea

jermain defoe yesterday, paul baysse for bournemouth, they have this —— they have signed defender nathan akemore sport in half an hour, including the wimbledon drawjust after 10am. next, just three weeks afterjeremy corbyn‘s general election success, you may have thought things would have settled down for the labour leader. but last night, three of his top team were sacked after defying orders during the queen‘s speech amendment votes and backing a call for the uk to stay in the single market after brexit. another one quit. shadow ministers andy slaughter, catherine west and ruth cadbury had supported the challenge made by another labour mp chuka umunna. staying in the single market is not labour policy and the party‘s mps had been told to abstain. 50 rebelled. 0ur political correspondent is alex forsyth. what does this say about what is going on within the labour party and within parliament on the whole issue of brexit and what gets through?” think this lays bare the divisions in the labour party over its approach to brexit. we have long known the tories are divided over the eu which is usu