both in new york and newjersey ports line, basque. and new jersey ports have line, basque. both in new york and newjersey ports have been closed as with the harbour in rotterdam. businesses are facing delays in moving goods around the world. more on that in about 20 minutes time. we will also be talking about toshiba because they say they have failed to summarise a day to sell their chip business to their preferred buyer. there was an annual general meeting but there it was a delay. it could be delisted from the tokyo stock exchange. 18 $18 billion to avoid that fate and to cover the huge losses incurred by its us division. thank you very much. senate republicans have delayed a vote in their proposed health—care bill in their proposed health—care bill in the us. it will not happen before the us. it will not happen before the fourth ofjuly holiday. that announcement by mitch mcconnell is another setback to replace the system introduced by barack obama. healthcare, it is one of the thorniest and most divisive issues in america. it was t

new guinea, newjersey, new york, new guinea, newjersey, new york, new zealand, where do you want to 90 coronation street in the late 90s but continued to act, here in last in halifax. delhi verran of but i'm with ali, disappointed. only last year as mr granger in a one—off return of are you being served? . mr granger, are you free? not at the moment, captain peacock, but i've just heard there's and under 21s italian football team on the ground floor, so i'm just rearranging my underwear. laughter roy barraclough will be remembered best for his many years on coronation street. he brought many laughs and even alec gilroy had his heartfelt moments. i love you, rita. alec... heartfelt moments. i love you, rita. alec. . . and heartfelt moments. i love you, rita. alec... and i want you to marry me. i know i have no right for you to feel the same especially after what was said tonight. after all, i'm just elderly man with any good years left in him long since gone. the actor roy barraclough, who's died at the age of 81. let's turn our attention to the weather now at tomasz schafernaker. the w

it's ports in new york and newjersey have been closed as well as europe's largest harbour in rotterdameans businesses face delays in moving their goods around the world. philip ingram is the chairman of global intelligence insight and a former british army intelligence officer — hejoins us from birmingham. these reports seem to become more frequent. what should businesses be doing to protect themselves? the best place to get at vice is on the national cybersecurity website in the uk. followed asic rules. back up data frequency. do patch ups on time. make sure the executable files, the files are injected the virus are limited only to certain people with the right authorisation and they have the right neck and is to make sure files should not be executed are executed. if it was that straightforward and easy, why are not businesses doing it? there are not businesses doing it? there area are not businesses doing it? there are a couple of problems. there isn't the it will never happen to me attitude. the second issue is that a lot of systems running the operating system is not being patched

there are people like congressman chris smith of newjersey who is urging barack obama to pick up the to salva kirr and say, look, this has got to stop. could obama be doing more? he could. when there is peace, a lot of people want to make money. people are making millions. civilians are dying. land is getting sold cheap. deals are being signed. it is really difficult. we need a higher conscious awakening. we need to give people the peace they are looking for. it is tragic. only 10 million people, and yet the country is still underdeveloped. only 30% of the population can read or write. people do not have jobs. and suffering continues. i am very optimistic that things are going to change. south sudan is going to pick it up. at the moment, things are changing slowly. the war is not tribal. people in south sudan are saving each other. if you go now to any village, if there is no army, nobody would be touched. there is a lot of evidence of killing at communal levels on the basis of ethnicity. you have a charity that means "strength" in arabic, scholarships for children and trying to make

— it's live on bbc two, kick—off at 8.15 — and at 10 o'clock, ireland face the united states in newjerseyland football fans, they don't come much bigger than this, a world cup qualifier at hampden park...with scotland badly needing a win, because they're 6 points behind, group leaders england. england will have a new captain, tottenham's harry kane, as his manager looks to rotate the skipper‘s armband. . . . but an away match at hampden, is not an easy start though. . . scotland are unbeaten at home in their last five matches. he's got huge belief in himself and his ability. he has always had that. when he played in the under 21s he wasn't in the tottenham team. he was looking to break in. but he had great self—belief even then. he has really grown to be an outstanding player. there is no bigger international game for us. i think whoever plays england, they want to beat them and we are probably at the top of that list, we can't wait to get started. it is a great opportunity for us to have a go and be the team that is the first to beat them in a long time. scotland and england are not the

born in south sudan, her family fled the civil war and settled in newjersey.ate for children in her home country. the bbc recently caught up with her. where i come from, south sudan, we are very strong and resilient. we've been going through war for over four decades and we are still sticking to it and still surviving and still living and still making things. so thatis living and still making things. so that is in my blood. we lived in the projects. i was just the awkward child, tall, black, "where did she come from, who is she?"| "where did she come from, who is she?" i couldn't express myself because i didn't know how to speak english. when you do become a model it doesn't mean you get a contract and then you become rich and famous and then you become rich and famous and everything is awesome. it is ha rd and everything is awesome. it is hard work. and i am probably one of the few black women in the industry. i wish i could help all of them. but i can't. and it hurts my heart to see children, you know... suffering like this. everything that i'm doing connect

and ireland are in newjersey to take on the united states later. that match begins at ten tonight.at a final it was for the women's championship this afternoon. a thrilling three set encounter was won by an unseeded 20 year old from latvia. jelena ostapenko had never won a match at the french open before but she is the new roland garros champion after beating the third seed, simon halep. adam wild reports. in paris, this would always be a day of firsts. jelena ostapenko had never played simon halep before and neither had ever won a grand slam. ostapenko of them had never won any title before. unseeded, but also unfazed. a style of tennis that is all or nothing. astonishing power, but for every magnificent, unplayable winner, there was an error as well and it was those well and it was those that helped halep to the first set. how would the young latvian cover? well, three down in the second set, it did not look good. questions over her temperament were answered in the most thrilling way. bludgeoning winner after winner, roaring back to take the match to a deciding third set. the fre

and ireland are in newjersey to take on the united states. that match begins at ten tonight. the women's french open this afternoon with the unseeded 20 year—old latvian jelena ostapenko beating simona halep. ostapenko, who had never won a tour title before today, lost the first set, but produced a remarkable display to come back and win the championship in three sets. she is the first unseeded woman to win at roland garros since 1933. lewis hamilton has equalled ayrton senna's total of 65 pole positions ahead of the canadian grand prix. and the briton did it in style, clocking the quickest qualifying lap ever seen in montreal. he was a third of a second clear of championship leader sebastian vettel. after the qualifying session, senna's family with one of senna's race helmets to mark the achievement. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the former top gear presenter richard hammond has been airlifted to hospital afterfracturing his knee following a serious crash in switzerland. the a7—year—old, who sustained brain injuries in a crash in 2006, was dr

wray was also a lawyer for chris christie, the newjersey governor — and trump ally — during the "bridgegate him better. one thing that will bring up a lot on the programme is the popularity of president trump. and it means that he can govern. but are his approval ratings on the wane? if we take an average from the polling, his popularity rating at the moment is 39%. not great numbers but here's some context that might surprise you — on day 138 of his presidency — his figures are in fact better than the approval ratings bill clinton had at this same stage. 138 days into clinton's adminstration just 37.8 percent of americans approved of the job he was doing. that surprised me because bill clinton was a popular president. at stages through his presidency. what went wrong at the beginning? bill clinton left office with a 66% approval rating, the envy of most presidents. but at the beginning, it was actually pretty chaotic with personnel upheavals and the kind of things we're hearing bit about at the moment from the donald trump white house. that dragged his ratings down. here's what he did abou

it's ports in new york and newjersey have been impacted as well as europe's largest harbour in rotterdamth me is greg sim, chief executive of glasswall solutions, a security software company. greg, hitting big companies. it seems enormous, but it is similar to other attacks. where does it rank in the sort of the order of hack attacks? well, it's a big attack. it isa attacks? well, it's a big attack. it is a global attack as we can see. is it surprising? probably not. in the industry we see these things happening more and more and they will continue happening more and more. there is no doubt. you have major companies being hit by this. do they not have the kind of protection that they ought to have? you find out, well, there is a mixture of things. first of all, many large companies have got a legacy operating system so they need to be updated and they don't update patches and the type of technologies that are trying to protect them are not up to scratch. they are looking for the viruses. antivirus is a good example. when this hit yesterday our intelligence team checked and there was only

he actually was chris christie's, the newjersey government lawyer.rganisation like the fbi. when it comes to his confirmation hearings, they will be the questions you will be asked. confirmation hearings, they will be the questions you will be askedm the questions you will be askedm the moment we have a summary of the business news but first our headlines. political leaders make a final bids to win over voters in the last day of campaigning before the general election. police searching for the body of french national xavier thomas, missing since the london bridge attack, recover body from the thames. there are more police raid in connection with the investigation into the attack. a 30—year—old man was arrested in east london. house price rises are slowing down. that's according to the uk's biggest mortgage lender, the halifax. it says prices rose by 3.3% over the year, that's down from a ten percent increase last year. efforts continue to resolve a major diplomatic row between qatar and its gulf neighbours over its alleged funding of terrorism. the c

new guinea, newjersey, new york, new zealand — where do you want to go, chuck? new brighton!ax. fair enough, but if i'm being honest, i'm with ali — disappointed. and only last year as mr granger, in a one—off return of are you being served? mr granger, are you free? at the moment, captain peacock, but i've just heard there's an under—21s italian football team on the ground floor, so i'm just rearranging my underwear. laughter. but roy barraclough will be remembered best for his many years on coronation street. he brought many laughs, and even alec gilroy had his heartfelt moments. i'm trying to say i love you, rita. alec... and i want to marry you. i know i've no right to expect you to feel the same way, especially after what you've said tonight. after all, what am i? just a lonely man with any good years left in him long since gone. the actor, roy barraclough, who has died at the age of 81. with the general election a week away, my colleague victoria derbyshire has been organising a series of election blind dates — a lunch between two people with very different political vi

and ireland are in newjersey to take on the united states later. that match begins at ten tonight.own against the third seed, simona halep, to lift the trophy and become the first unseeded champion in paris since 1933. in paris, this would always be a day of firsts. this player had never played before and neither had ever won a played before and neither had ever wona grand played before and neither had ever won a grand slam. one of them had never won any title before. unseeded, but also unfazed. a style of tennis that is all or nothing. astonishing power, but for every magnificent, unplayable winner, there was an error as well and it was those that help this player to the first set. how would the young latvian cover? well, down in the second set, it did not look good. questions over her temperament were a nswered questions over her temperament were answered in the most thrilling way. winner after winner roaring back to ta ke winner after winner roaring back to take the match to a deciding third set. the french crowd now with a new—found favourite, this was her moment. fittingly, it

new guinea, newjersey, new york, new zealand, where do you want to go, chuck? new brighton!granger in a one—off return of are you being served? mr granger, are you free? not at the moment, captain peacock, but i've just heard there's an under—21s italian football team on the ground floor, so i'm just rearranging my underwear. laughter. but roy barraclough will be remembered best for his many years on coronation street. he brought many laughs, and even alec gilroy had his heartfelt moments. i love you, rita. alec... and i want to marry you. i know i have no right to expect you to feel the same way, especially after what was said tonight. after all, i‘m just elderly man with any good years left in him long since gone. the actor roy barraclough, who‘s died at the age of 81. with temperatures hitting 32 degrees in florida at the moment, you might be tempted to go for a dip to cool down. until, that is, you see this. a seven—foot long alligator was removed from a family‘s swimming pool. it seems to be going quietly at first, but then reacts with a death roll, normally used to kil

it's live on bbc two, kick—off at 8.15 — and at 10 o'clock, ireland face the united states in newjerseyld cup qualifier at hampden park...with scotland badly needing a win, because they're 6 points behind, group leaders england. england will have a new captain, tottenham's harry kane, as his manager looks to rotate the skipper‘s armband, but an away match at hampden, is not an easy start though. . . scotland are unbeaten at home in their last five matches. he's got huge belief in himself and his ability. he has always had that. when he played in the under—21s he wasn't in the tottenham team. he was looking to break in. but he had great self—belief even then. he has really grown to be an outstanding player. there is no bigger international game for us. i think whoever plays england, they want to beat them and we are probably at the top of that list, we can't wait to get started. it isa list, we can't wait to get started. it is a great opportunity for us to have a go and be the team that is the first to beat them in a long time. scotland and england are not the only home nations in action

researchers from rutjers university in newjersey also found that antibacterial soap is no better thaner think about washing your hands? i don't bother. that is my real, just don't bother. you are supposed to do it for ages, go up to your elbows. only if you are going into surgery! but there are proper ways of doing it. shall we talk about the cricket? the champions trophy starts this morning. lots to look forward to this morning. the cricket is the biggest global event in 50 overs cricket outside the world cup. it is like the atp world tour finals, the top eight players go to london at the end of the season. this is the same for cricket, at the top eight teams in the world and it is taking place in england and wales. good morning everyone. england will begin the champions trophy later this morning as favourites. it's the biggest 50—over global event outside of the world cup with just the world's top eight sides taking part. they begin their tournament against bangladesh at the oval, with their star all—rounder ben stokes expected to play despite a persistent knee injury. england's cap