it's been a painfuljourney says neville lawrence, but at least it's forced change. says neville lawrencestephen had is amazing. that has helped me as well because, in a sense, it's helping others. although i've lost him, i've gained something else by the fact that my son is not going to be forgotten because of a horrible, racist murder that these boys inflicted on my son. racist murder that these boys as he nears a quarter of a century since his son's killing, neville lawrence is trying to find peace for himself. last week, the met police announced they were finally winding down the investigation, meaning no further convictions. it's news he struggles with. meaning no further convictions. so, neville lawrence, you forgive your son's killers? yes. you forgive your son's killers? but you still want them to be brought tojustice? well, they've done something wrong, they should pay for it. my son is in the ground injamaica. they should pay for it. i have lost the fact that i might have a grandson or a granddaughter by my son. all that has been taken away from me. so you forgive, but you want

neville lawrence speaking to reeta chakrabarti there.t documentary on stephen lawrence will be aired on bbc one this week. stephen: the murder that changed a nation. police have charged a 16—year—old boy with the murder of a teenage girl whose body was found in wolverhampton on thursday. viktorija sokolova was found deceased in wolverhampton‘s west parkjust before 7am. a postmortem examination concluded the 14—year—old died from blunt force trauma to her head. a second teenage boy, aged 17, who was arrested on suspicion of murder, has been bailed pending further investigation. the founder and chief executive of the world's largest advertising group wpp, sir martin sorrell, has resigned less than a fortnight after it announced he was being investigated for misconduct. he denies any wrongdoing. our business editor simonjack explains. advertisers want you to remember the products they're selling, not the name of the company that made the ads. many of the biggest ad agencies, marketing companies and pr firms in the world are owned by an even

megan and neville.t's 7%. so inflation for the five years after five years. and it's interesting going back to define. the data today -- from 2009. the data today is not moving in a hurry to just below 2%, is t? obviously, that problem is not moving and for the last few years give or take tens of basis points and that's a problem for the e.c.b. given they've attached their forward guidance to the performance of headline and core inflation. what's interesting is you take a broader look at the economy and a broader look at pricing and there is quite a lot of evidence that price pressure is building almost everywhere apart from the c.p.i. data so business surveys are reporting the companies are raising their prices faster than they have done for a few years. you've seen signs of wage negotiations picking up and even within the c.p.i. data themselves, there's evidence there perhaps some cyclicality is going on with factors like mobile telephone calls and mobile education cost. you look at the overall econom

still to come on sportsday a first home soil much for phil neville, the lionesses ta ke much for philuthampton with top spot in their world cup qualifying group at stake. a quick look at a couple of today's of the headlines, conor mcgregor the fighter has been charged with three cou nts fighter has been charged with three counts of assault and one of mischief following an event in new york. he was one of a group of men alleged to have vandalised bus containing rivalfighters alleged to have vandalised bus containing rival fighters yesterday. the former champion turned himself into police and he's set to face a judge shortly. mcgregor appeared to be throwing a trolley at a bus, it injured two fighters who have been taken off the undercard on saturday. this is the fight game, mean things said, people get in each other‘s faces, grab each other, it is normal. we always contain it and handle it as part of the business but what happened today, was criminal. disgusting, despicable, makes me sick. and we as an organisation needed to make sure that this never happens again. kimi raikkonen beat

let's talk about funding, because your coach, tracey neville, has said that it your coach, tracey neville, tracey neville, has said that it is a noose around your neck, even though you have had this success. i mean, what would you like to see as a platform now? after 2019, of funding situation is uncertain, we are not sure what it is going to be like, we have had great support from the national lottery, sport england, and we're hoping the model means that more sponsors will come in. there is plenty of us that can play professionally and spent all of our time, and we want more people doing it, we want the league to be professional, like it is in australia and new zealand, so we can keep competing. are england the favourites, the team others will wa nt to favourites, the team others will want to beat going forward? we are definitely the team to beat, we beat australia in their own backyard. next year, the world cup in liverpool, australia will be coming back at us, it will be feisty. still to come on the programme... the fleetwood town chairman tells us whyjoey barton the fleetwood town cha

it's typically perverse that i should be flagging a book about neville chamberlin dominating popular culture. it's because i suppose i wanted to write the book 30 years ago, i did a documentary for bbc television to mark the 50th anniversary of the munich agreement. talked to alex douglas hugh who then became the prime minister who accompanied chamberlain on the plane in the hitler department. and chamberlain's daughter and it was fascinating and realized a lot of what i had grown up thinking i knew about neville chamberlin and munich was wrong or at least another way of aprotesting it and even then, although i hadn't written a novel, i thought it would be interesting to write from the point of view of chim chamberlain's plane and who might be facing a crisis in his marriage similar to the national crisis, his wife having an affair, would he make a stand? and i toyed with that idea for many years and never really expanded into a novel and then a couple of years ago, i read a diary kept by the german historian and journalist, who wrote about hitler and who was the ghost writer to albe

neville lawrence says the decision has been "one of the hardest things" he's done, and he still wantstabbed by five white youths at a bus stop in south—east london. the killers of my son, there's supposed to be five people, two have been convicted, but i forgive them. i forgive them been convicted, but i forgive them. iforgive them for been convicted, but i forgive them. i forgive them for the murder of my son. at around 11:30 tonight, nasa will launch a mission called tess to look for planets around the stars which are closest to earth. surveying nearly the entire sky, a key part of the operation will involve capturing the vibrations from the stars, which can be turned into sounds, helping researchers to identify their age and size. here's our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. the night sky is littered with stars. they shine and they also seeing. these are the vibrations of a distant starsimilarto seeing. these are the vibrations of a distant star similar to our son converted into sound. —— sing. —— sun. and this is another much bigger and older star. professor bill chapman is ana

phil neville admits he knows it will be a tough evening for the lionesses. fazed by big games. it's something they looking forward to, they've got that bring it on attitude, that is what is impressive, they can't wait for friday, they want to get rid of all the training and get to seven o'clock tomorrow when the game sta rts o'clock tomorrow when the game starts because that is when it matters. that is when it is another step closer to getting way we want to be, qualification for the world cup. 23,000 tickets so far sold for the game tomorrow night, saint mary ‘s holds 32,000 people but if you can't make it to the south coast you can't make it to the south coast you can watch the match on bbc two starting at 6:45pm tomorrow night with kick—off starting at seven. back to the commonwealth games, here's what to look out for on the second day, 17 gold medals to be one including the gymnastics final, wales and england in that one, and katie archibald

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it is rather typically perverse that i should be doing a book on neville chamberlain and his dominating culture. i suppose it was because of that i wanted to write the books 30 years ago. i did a documentary for the bbc network marking the 50th anniversary of the munich agreement. he accompanied chamberlain on the plane and met hitler at his apartment and chamberlain daughter and it was fascinating, and i realized that a lot of what i had grown up and what i thought i knew about him was wrong or at least there is another way of approaching it. even then, although i had never written a novel, i thought it would be interesting to write a novel from the pointho of view of one of chamberlain secretaries who flew on the plane to meetin hitler and who might be facing, in his private life, a crisis in his marriage similar to the national crisis of his wife having an affair and would he appease or make a stand. i toyed with that idea for many years and could never really expanded into a novel. then, a couple years ago, i read a diary kept by the german historian and journalist. [inaudible] he w

tracy is proud and so is her brother, gary neville.h congratulatory messages, even one from david beckham. and helen richardson walsh knows exactly how important a major title can be and the impact it can have on sport in the impact it can have on sport in the country. contrast those emotions to callum hawkins. set for gold in the men's marathon, the scottish athlete collapsed whilst lead just a mile from the end in searing sunday sunshine. he is sitting up and recovering in hospital. his compatriot robbie simpson won bronze. there were two english golds on the badminton court. chris and gabby adcock retained the mixed doubles title, beating marcus ellis and lauren smith in the final. so this is how the final medal table looks, australia way out in front at their home games. 45 golds for england in their haul of 136. wales' 36 is a record. scotland are just behind them with their best at an overseas games. 12 medals for northern ireland too. so it's over to birmingham now. these are live pictures from the closing ceremony on the gold c

tracey neville says she is feeling that netball have a noose around their neck regarding funding, that's worrying many women winning that's worrying many women winning that amazing gold was one of the game highlights. i have heard that from netball. the relationship between england netball is with sport england and not uk sport, they are not a gb squad, they are not gb athletes. their performances were outstanding, so resources are critically important and i know they are working hard and in partnership in terms of franchising their super league and getting more commercial income in. that's all from sportsday, you can relive many of those commonwealth games smolment on the bbc sport website, also lots of analysis on there to our top story this evening. lots more throughourt the rest of the evening on bbc news but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, that's all for now. the government has admitted terrible m ista kes the government has admitted terrible mistakes in the treatment of many caribbean migrants, the so—called windrush generation threatened with deportation after decades in t

him the sendoff he deserves and there are plenty meanwhile former manchester united defender gary neville wrote that the team arson bangar built was one of the best he had played against and he also urged fans to give him an incredible. but that you're up to date now on news i'm sarah cali and berlin after a short break first as more if it. takes recently. with wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all truth. more than. online. every journey begins with the first step and every living creature the first word published in the nikko he's in germany to furniture. why not live. it simple online on your own. stuff. the learning course. made easy. to. cross visit in is his vision of the future of europe sustainable a budget for the eurozone plus its own finance minister is the e.u. on the way it's become a new super state and who's going to foot the bill. the fight for survival how the deadly verona destructive might is threatening be populations around the world. but first this developing story german police have detained a top executive in a probe into the diesel emi

companies with links to president assad. 25 years on from the murder of stephen lawrence, his father, neville lawrence, has told the bbc he forgives his son's killer. the chief executive of the world's largest advertising agency, martin sorrell, is stepping down following an internal investigation into claims of personal misconduct. meet the author this week my guess this is cesaro o'sullivan, a leading expert on the brain, who tells the story of efforts to discover the secrets still hidden. her book is called brainstorm, detective stories from the world of neurology. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are owen bennett, deputy political editor at huffpost uk, and rosamund urwin, financial service correspondent at the sunday times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the telegraph which reports that russia has begun a cyber campaign against the uk and us following air strikes in syria. the same story leads the express front page, quoting experts who say russian hackers are targeting britain's infrastructure n

stephen's father, neville, said it represented what they have been striving for years to achieve. 0ur memory will be enshrined in history, he said. nicholas witchell, bbc news. lots more from events in toronto at the top of the hour. mike embley coming up at the top of the hour. we will have much more on the toronto van attack — ten people killed, 15 injured. time now for all the sports news in sport today. this is sport today, live from bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme, theo walcott scores for the first time since january as everton beat newcastle 1—0 at goodison park. liverpool's mo salah prepares to face his old side, roma, in the champions league semifinals. and shaun murphy is knocked out in the opening round of the world snooker championship. hello there. welcome to the programme. a bit to get through, but let's start with the footballing news from the english premier league, where everton were 1—0 winners at goodison park on sunday. the match was benitez‘s 100th park on sunday. the match was benitez‘s100th game in charge, and theo walcott‘s second—half strike was h

the sendoff that he deserves and there were plenty meanwhile former manchester united defender gary nevillewrote that the team that arson banger put together was one of the best that he had played against he also urged fans to give him an incredible send off. in time another news a turkish cup semi final in istanbul was abandoned on thursday after coach channel going ish was struck on the head by an object thrown from the crowd he later received five stitches in the hospital tensions had been running high in the match between fierce rivals touch and fenerbahce trouble started when machine players they were sent off for a reckless tackle and found started throwing objects on to the pitch and apparently the coach that was when he was struck his his side's players and officials apparently left the pitch. well the disgraced former cycling champion lance armstrong has agreed to pay five billion dollars to settle a u.s. federal lawsuit armstrong was accused of defrauding his sponsor the u.s. postal service by using performance enhancing drugs the u.s. government and armstrong's ex teammate floyd

doctor neville lawrence.with the murder of a 14—year—old girl in wolverhampton. the body of viktorija sokolova, who was originally from lithuania, was discovered in a park on thursday, a day after her family reported her missing. a 17—year—old boy who was also arrested in connection with the death, has been released on bail. a uk helpline for reporting modern slavery dealt with cases involving 5,000 potential victims in its first year, the victoria derbyshire programme has learned. charity unseen, which operates the modern day slavery helpline, said it received a significantly larger volume of calls than expected since launching the service in october 2016. ketamine could be used as a treatment for major depression, after a us study of the drug showed rapid improvements in patients' symptoms. the drug has a reputation as recreational drug but is licensed as an anaesthetic. patients using a ketamine nasal spray saw improvement in the first 2a hours, researchers said. the royal college of psychiatrists said it

him the sendoff he deserves and there are plenty meanwhile former manchester united defender gary nevillewrote that the team arson bangor built was one of the best he had played against and he also urged fans to give him an incredible send off but that you're up to date now on news i'm sarah kelly in berlin after a short break your heart health first as more give it a. take recently are you ready with a little wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all. more than football.

hello, welcome to brand new hour of inside america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville.you know, kim jong un did not discuss what he planned to do with nuclear arsenal as he and the president prepare for historical meeting that might come as soon as next month. the president sees it as step in right direction, tweeted, quote, very good news for north korea and the world, big

tracey neville says she is feeling that netball have a noose around their neck regarding funding, that'sg many women winning that amazing gold was one of the game highlights.

stephen's father neville said it represented what they have been striving for years to achieve.ory will be enshrined in history, he said. nicholas witchell, bbc news. now on bbc news — the travel show. coming up on this week's show: i'm all at sea on board the world's biggest cruise ship, meeting a man who has to feed up to 9000 people every night. no pressure? absolutely not, no. no pressure at all. and i find out why it it pays to be cool and collected up on the bridge. first we try and keep it as calm as possible, and not so exciting. simon is here with advice on the best way to backpack through south america... horn blows. ..and we take a trip back in time aboard china's last surviving steam train. we start this week at sea, where holidays afloat are enjoying a boom right now, thanks in part to a fleet of megaships that has been built and designed specifically to attract a new generation of younger and fun—loving cruisers. behind me is the biggest of them all, the symphony of the seas. she makes her maiden voyage this month, and i am going tojump aboard for a sneak preview.

particularly of stephen lawrence's parents, doreen lawrence is now quite rightly in the house of lord's, and neville killers. havoc/ me, i don't think i could do that. they are a brilliant example to the rest of us. however, there are daily experiences, a terrible explosion of knife crimes, there are racist crimes happening all the time, so we are not living ina all the time, so we are not living in a perfect world. at examples like this have helped to change the perception a bed. this piece goes back to eltham, a muslim woman says it has been all right here since, but that brexit has caused...” it has been all right here since, but that brexit has caused... i did not want to mention that! she said that the brexit has fuelled racism. moving onto the front page of the observer, identity checks for elections. hot on the heels of the windrush scandal, there is now a suggestion that people will be asked, well, it is going to happen, they are piloting a project, that people will be asked to show id in the voting booths, and that'll put off certain communities. certain committees perhaps are legally here,

former manchester united player gary neville said... and the labour leader jeremy corbyn added...t for now. you can get all the reaction to the arsene wenger news on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more in the next hour. the heads of the commonwealth have agreed that prince charles should succeed the queen as the head of the organisation, the bbc understands. the decision was taken at a meeting behind closed doors at windsor castle. 0ur royal correspondent, jonny dymond, is in windsor and gave and gave us all the details. diplomatic sources have told the bbc that the meeting which tarted this morning here at windsor has now agreed that prince charles will succeed the queen. she said yesterday that it was hers since your wish that one day her son, prince charles, would succeed her. the 53 leaders and senior politicians of the commonwealth who gathered here a couple of hours ago have been talking for a while now and as i say, diplomatic sources have told the bbc that they have agreed that prince charles will succeed. i think we can probably expect a statement confirming t

stephen's father, neville lawrence, told the bbc he would accept the inquiry being scaled back, but believed closed. yulia skripal, who was poisoned by a nerve agent in salisbury in march, has released a statement rejecting help from moscow. the russian citizen was discharged two days ago from the hospital where herfather, a former spy, is still being treated. our security correspondent, frank gardner, is with me now. frank, is it clear that yulia skripal pepped this statement it does seem quite strange? that is the first question i put to government officials in whitehall because of course we have no access, nobody does, to yulia skripal. she is in a secret, secure location. somewhere, presumably a country house, under police protection. probably armed police protection. probably armed police protection. probably armed police protection. but i've been assured that the decision that is went into the wording of this were 100% went into the wording of this were ioo% hers. they are significant. ‘s absolutely unequivocal in this statement shech says, "i do not wish to be contacted by the media,

tracey neville described funding for netball as a noose around their neck.spoke to two members of the team who hope there are recent old will be a platform for the sport to grow. after 2019 our funding situation is uncertain. we have had great support so far from the national lottery and sport england, but we hope with disco mirror ball more sponsors will come on board. it will mean that 20 of us will be able to play professionally. we want our leave to be totally professional so that we can keep competing and keep getting gold medals. ronnie o'sullivan faces a difficult first—round match against stephen maguire at the world championship in sheffield. he beat maguire en route to winning the uk championship and world grand prix earlier this season. the defending champion mark selby is chasing the fourth title in four years. it will start on saturday at ten o'clock, live on bbc tv and online. that is all the sport for now. more on all those stories at the bbc sport website. the queen has formally opened the commonwealth heads of government meeting, during a ce

transformative effect on grassroots facilities, critics including the former england captain gary nevillef this deal? what do you say to them about why it should go ahead? my message is if you love english football, you want this to go ahead. it provides the money, provides the revenue for grassroots football. 0therwise, how is the fa going to be able to do their mission? england expects — with a long—term plan in place to win the world cup, the fa's technical director shares the view on what £500 million of investment could feasibly deliver. grassroots football is incredibly important. the professional teams take their players from grassroots football, that's where they're developed initially. you know, we invite our players in from the professional

coach tracey neville says winning gold is a dream come true after the team beat favourites australiaan connolly... a major get up early to watch it, but worth the early start? —— they made you. absolutely, worth all the early alarms this week. anyone that must sport almost that ball, it has been worth it. how much of an ordeal was it for england to take on australia? for people not involved in the sports, it's really hard to appreciate what this means. australia and new zealand dominate the sport for so many years. we have never made a commonwealth final. beyond lots of the people who viewed it this morning, it is 1975 the last time we made a world cup final. lots of viewers will never have seen us get a final before. we truly did make history and has shaken up the world of international netball. people now understand we are a true force to be reckoned with. i'm very pleased to be talking to you because my younger sister still plays national league netball and is mad about the sport. people don't necessarily understand the sheer pace of it at this level. yes, i think you were right.

gary neville has tweeted, a really nice tribute, arsene wenger built the best teams i played againstment is that he played football that made us change the way we played against them. some titanic matches between arsenal and manchester united in the late 90s and early 2000's. where do arsenal go from here? this is what bookmakers are saying. here are some other names in the frame. yogi love, in charge of germany. mikel arteta, in the coaching staff at myjustice day. carlo ancelotti is out of work after being sacked by bayern munich. what about thomas tuchel? he is the favourite to take over. we'll arsenal try to gazump paris st germain by getting thomas tuchel? he knows the head of recruitment at arsenal, because they were both together at borussia dortmund. there are rumours that they don't get on too well. i'm not quite sure if thomas tuchel will be the next man at the emirates stadium. here are four other contenders, you have brendan rodgers and maxell agree. dennis bergkamp, arsenal legend, lost hisjob at dennis bergkamp, arsenal legend, lost his job at ajax. and patrick vieira,

stephen's father neville said it represented what they have been striving for years to achieve. 0ur son's look at some of the day's other other news stories... the organisers of the london marathon have confirmed that a 29—year—old who reached the semi—finals of masterchef: the professionals, collapsed and died during yesterday's race. matt campbell had completed the manchester marathon earlier this month in under three hours. an upgrade by tsb to its banking systems over the weekend has caused chaos for some customers. many people complained of being unable to access their money. 0ne customer reported being able to access another person's account complete with all the confidential transaction details. the bank's apologised and said it was working as fast as possible to fix the problems. alfie evans, the terminally—ill boy from liverpool, whose parents want his life—support treatment to continue, has been granted italian citizenship. his family hope to take him to italy for treatment. during the day a group of protesters, supporting his family, tried to storm alder hey hospital, afterjudg

stephen ‘s father neville said it represented what they had been striving for years to achieve.n history, he said. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the time isjust gone a quarter past six. our top story. the duke and duchess of cambridge show off the new addition to their family — a baby boy, born this morning. and coming up — the magic of mo salah as liverpool prepare for their champions league semi final. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, mo salah wins the pfa player of the year award. and the liverpool striker says he's now got his eyes on the champions league trophy as well. the personal finance campaigner, martin lewis, is suing facebook for defamation. mr lewis, the founder of moneysavingexpert dot com, claims the social media giant has published more than 50 fake adverts using his name and face. facebook say they don't allow false or misleading ads but mr lewis claims the ads are often left up days or weeks once they've been reported. here's our media editor, amol rajan. over 15 years, martin lewis has become one of britain's most formidable consumer

they are rare commodities, but tracey neville's side have turned full—time since the last games, andhink everyone contributed. john has done a lovelyjob. and the housing development for caty is lovely. and congratulations on your gold early in the game is. what did it mean, in front of the aussie crowd? yes, it was an australian two, three and four. it was very special, the conditions were fantastic in the velodrome. and just to do it all on the one day. and the individual pursuit is not an olympic sport, so this is special. it is, and team england won it last time around in glasgow. it feels nice to continue on that trend. we didn't have any of the home nations in the team pursuit, so kind of shows the aussie dominance, that they can occupy every other place. was that the plan to give her a head start and slowly real her in? yes, so they will go off what your planned schedule is and in the last kilometre... i almost don't want to know when i am down. people think it will give you that kick, but i would rather go faster when i am winning. and followed up byjohn, and how special was t

yeah, no responses from doreen or neville lawrence so far today.eration. they have not got very far there. but dwayne brooks, stephen's friend who was with him on the night of the murder, it is widely believed he was one of the primary targets for dave hagan in this operation and dwayne earlier told me that at last he has got some information and he is now demanding scotland yard release any secret file which names him, which was produced by dave hagan, because he says this is the start of a very long journey to work out how he was personally spied upon and how his attempt to get justice for his friend and for wider justice campaigns in london were subverted by scotland yard. a former cambridge analytica employee has said the misuse of uk citizens' personal data was rife between brexit campaign group leave. brittany kaiser, cambridge analytica's former business development director, has been submitting evidence to the digital, culture, media and sport select committee's inquiry into fake news. our media editor amol rajan joins us now. tell us more.

while celebrating is the priority for tracey neville, so was the tricky issue of funding, something sheth sport england and not uk sport because they are not a gb squad, not gb athletes, and so their performances were outstanding, so resources a re performances were outstanding, so resources are critically important, they are working very hard and work in partnership in terms of franchising their super league and getting more commissioning coming. that is all the sport for now, more for you after the 1p on news, about 1:30pm. sir cliff richard has returned to court, as his battle against the bbc over its coverage of a police raid on his home entered its third day. the 77—year—old singer claims footage of the raid, carried out following an allegation of sexual assault, was a "very serious invasion" of his privacy. our correspondent angus crawford is at the high court. bring us up to date with what has been happening today? today, on day three of this legal action, we had in the witness box a retired detective superintendent, matthew fenwick. he was a man in charge of the police investiga

the emotions were running high at the final whistle, none more so than head coach tracey neville. girls worked so hard over the last international phase. they were against the world number one. renowned, not beaten and once in the whole cycle. to beat them at that time isjust a whole cycle. to beat them at that time is just a stupendous. whole cycle. to beat them at that time isjust a stupendous. i think the preparation yesterday really got us the preparation yesterday really got us upfor the preparation yesterday really got us up for the games. really proud, really, really proud. there were distressing images from the men's marathon. callum hawkins had run a brilliant race to lead by a couple of minutes but in the searing sunday sunshine, he collapsed a mile from the end before eventually being attended to by medics. he is recovering in hospital. behind, compatriot robbie simpson won bronze. there were two english golds on the badminton court. chris and gabby adcock retained the mixed doubles title, beating marcus ellis and lauren smith in the final. chris said it was an unbeliev

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. >> and i arthel neville. there's new concerns about an all-out trade war. president trump's top trade advisers saying the administration is on sound footing. >> have a great relationship with the president of china. this is business. this is the kind of business where we have to stand firm against china's unfair trade practices. >> john roberts joins us live now with the latest. hi, jon. >> arthel, good morning to you. at the moment, this is all saber rattling to see who will blink first. is it's going to be xi jinping or president trump? the president reacting to the threat of china putting tariffs on some $50 billion worth of u.s. goods saying last night, well, how about we hit china with tariffs on another $100 billion in goods? the president said he has to be tough with china to protect american companies and jobs. listen here. >> we don't have a trade war. we've lost the trade war. for many years, whether it's clinton or the bushes or obama, all of our presidents before have for some reason, they just -- it just got worse and worse. now it's $500 billi

hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville.ic sean, president trump tempering expectations somewhat, optimistic to try to denuclearize the korean peninsula ahead of what it's shaping to be a historic meeting between the president and kim jong un, this as we get confirmation that secretary of state nominee, while he is

i think we should also reflect that doreen and neville lawrence fought for years to get justice for the death of their son. the macpherson inquiry showed that institutional racism was a major factor in the inquiry. we need to drive out institutional racism in all its forms, wherever it raises its head within our society. mr. speaker, mr. speaker we , recognise that the home secretary has rightly apologised to the windrush generation and made a commitment to compensate people for the hardship they have endured. the government is committed to compensation in theory, but as yet nothing in practice. there is an understandable lack of trust by the windrush generation, so can the prime minister today be clear and confirm that those british citizens, who have worked, paid taxes here for decades and been wrongly denied pensions and benefits, will be fully compensated? say it isirst of all , absolutely right that across this house we should all be absolutely clear in our determination to ensure that we stamp out racism in every form. let me set out to the house the action that has been taken. be

i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville. the joint efforts between the u.s., france, and britain serving as punishment for a suspected chemical attack against civilians last week. now the pentagon touting the operation success and refuting claims by the russian and syrian governments that several missiles were shot down. >> i would use three words to describe this operation, precise, overwhelming, and effective. all weapons hit their targets at very close to the designated time on target of about 4:00 a.m. in syria which of course is 9:00 here op the east coast. -- on the east coast. we have no indication that russian air defense systems were employed. we are confident that all of our missiles reached their targets. >> we have fox news team coverage for you now. laura ingal at the united states and jennifer griffin at the pentagon. we will start with jennifer. >> we have new video from the pentagon showing that u.s. navy submarine, the uss john warner, known as the sledgehammer of freedom, as it launches six precision tomaha

. >> i am molly in for arthel neville. earlier today the president coming to the nominee for an injection calling at democratic senator jon tester after he went public with reports of alleged misconduct by jackson. that led to jackson withdrawing as a nominee for the president tweeting allegations made by senator john tester against admiral, doctor ron johnson are proven false. the secret service is unable to confirm. in fact they deny any of these pony democrat charges which absolutely devastated the wonderful jackson family. tester should resign. >> more on this we go to ellison barber at the white house. allison, senator tester has since responded to the president. >> that's right. he has. we asked specifically about the presidents tweets this morning and suggesting that tester should resign, senator tester provided us with a statement that said quote - it is my duty to make sure that montana veteran get what they need and have earned. i will not stop fighting for them as their senator for the president as we just saw b

i am arthel neville. >> i am eric shawn. we will see you next weekend. "the greg gutfeld show" is next. next. >> i met the outer aspects of what you might and the in barack obama. >> you are the stupid sinatra. [laughter] 's. [laughter] all right, the caravan hit the fan, or rather a parade of unchecked immigrants hit a wall, an orange wall. a 71-year-old cheeseburger eating wall that is donald trump. his blood response to a plan symbolic way of immigrants from honduras and the caravan became a cara van somewhere in mexico. they called his bluff and he said enough, but were they really coming anyway? who knows. what a slamdunk for dt. the guy has been all over illegal immigration. wellies president send a thousand people to the border. not happening. here's an example of the new school being schooled by the old school. the old world dude faced off at the movement and the movement lived on. reminds me of a movie. >> in a world where the border is lawless and the boundary is lawless, they sent a caravan and he sent an army. it's a small step for man. >> so

arthel: hello, i'm arthel neville. dramatic before and after pictures showing the devastation suffered sat one of the three -- at one of the three sites hit during the strike. nikki haley appearing on "fox news sunday" this morning saying the strike was necessary to send a clear message to syria that the use of chemical weapons will never be tolerated. >> al-assad knew russia had its back and would cover for them at the united nations. we have to be clear that we can't allow the use of chemical weapons. that's why you saw him strike this weekend and that's why he expelled 60 russian spies after the attack in salisbury. this could happen in the united states if we are not smart. arthel: we'll hear from a member of the house armed services committee soon. we start with kevin corke at the white house. what is the white house assessment of the strike, and might there be more strikes in the days ahead? reporter: the battle damage assessment is ongoing. they will keep an eye on how that goes with their partners at the pentag

again, we saw it with neville chamberlain versus winston churchill.ll of the people against ronald reagan, and we see it working here. obama's appeasement didn't work. clinton's appeasement didn't work. unbelievable. so much other breaking news tonight. ed henry has a live report on the president's high-stakes summit with the french president from earlier today. ainsley earhardt and so much more. straight ahead. ♪ experience lexus safety system plus standard in the 2018 lexus es and es hybrid. lease the 2018 es 350 for $399/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. bobby: i'm a veteran, we hit a mine in vietnam. announcer: as america's veterans face challenges, dav is there. bobby: my victory's been never giving up hope. announcer: dav helps veterans of every generation get the benefits they've earned. carmen: i finally admitted, with my ptsd i wasn't doing well. announcer: so veterans can reach victories great and small. carmen: now i wish i'd found dav sooner. my victory is just enjoying each day. announcer: support more victorie

neville hurt companies like tesla that are betting on it.ll hurt companies tesla that are betting on it. emily: still ahead, the trump administration zeroes in on high tech industries in its push to rebalance global trade. which industries will be most impacted. that is next. plus more on our coverage from , the fallout from facebook's data scandal. will it send advertisers running? or can the social networking them on board? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back to "best of bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. president trump is pushing to rebalance global trade in america's favor and the global tech industry is preparing for a huge impact. white house advisor peter navarro said the administration's tariffs on china will focus on high tech industries where beijing wants to lead. the focus of theu : tariffs is on the china 2025 industries. china, in my view brazenly has , released its china 2025 plan that basically told the rest of the world we are going to dominate every single emerging industry of the future and there -- there for

stephen's father neville represented —— said it represented what they had been striving to achieve thers. our son's memory will be enshrined in history for yea rs. will be enshrined in history for years. are you that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with evan davies. i want to enable the windrush generation to acquire the status that they deserve. british citizenship. quickly, at no cost and with product of assistance through the process. sometimes apologies are not enough even when you repeat them, even when they are grovelling so no surprise the home secretary has gone further to resolve the windrush injustices. this does not explain why we got into the mess and while it's taken so long to resolve it. reaction from mp david lammy and some of the families affected. also old customs die hard, the government reaffirms its desire to take is that of any eu customs union, but is it up to the government at all? theresa may faces crucial votes in parliament on the issue where pro—europeans are hoping to force her hand and eu

first want to hear from a pastor from the first baptist church in dallas that was on air with arthel nevilleten. >> if jesus christ was raised from the dead like we believe he is, then it means that he is who he said he is, the son of god. the apostle paul said by his resurrection he was proven to be the son of god that means that everything he said about heaven, hell and salvation are true and it leaves his promise that this is true. it is great hope for everybody. >> similar to he said this morning, sir? >> very similar. that is the hope that people need to take. every -- we have a merciful god and the teachings are real. as i think you have to be particularly religious institutional person to believe the message of jesus is very much something we need today. it is a message of hope, consolation, fear.i was six my people, everyone has sinned and elected a lot of people think that their sin will somehow keep them out of heaven. but the message of jesus is one of eternal and unconditional love and forgiveness. in this world we beat up ourselves so much i think that his mercy, his love is a m