nigel andjo, who to that later. let's begin. nigel and jo, who is going to lead? ladies first!rries we do pugh! i'm going to get into trouble!” first! that sarries we do pugh! i'm going to get into trouble! i will just sit back and! the sunday telegraph, as you were referring to just now, this is an interview with theresa may. and i have to say, they have picked two bits that don't make it look like a very interesting interview. the headline is it lose your gong if you dishonour it, says pm. this is to raise a promising to crack down on people who have got honours like knighthoods and what have you —— theresa may. the way it works at the moment is that if somebody is disgraced, i'm thinking of fred goodwin, from the royal bank of fred goodwin, from the royal bank of scotland, or anthony blunt, people like that, it's all done behind closed doors. she wants a more transparent process where people can be stripped of their honours if they fall below the expected standard. i have to say, i can't imagine that this is right at the forefront of people's minds as we go into an election.

is it ned, or nigel? your votes are in and we have the big reveal on the way tonight. >>> the lune lunch lady has spoken. chocolate milk is back on the menu. then he signed a proclamation to let schools opt out of standards set by the obama administration, governing whole grains, sodium, and milk. >> what the idea actually boils down to, local flexibility and trusting the people in the lunchrooms across america to do the right thing. >> perdue said nutrition standards are not worth it if the children chuck their lunch in the trash. the administrators, and the lunch ladies across the country. >>> it doesn't matter which side of the political spectrum you sit on, there's a whole lot of stuff on facebook and the internet about president trump. isn't true. here's something we're going to verify tonight. 60 years before donald trump was gaining followers, there was this guy, walter trump, who was scaring people and trying to make them believe that the world was coming to an end unless they could build a wall.

well, are you single, nigel?s a very good question — a lot of people are asking that question. i'm not very married at the moment, let's put it like that. you're not very married? well, lam married. i know you are! well, it's good to get to know each other‘s status before we embark on this date. i think separated is my legal status. that full lunch date with newly separated ukip—er nigel farage and journalist racheljohnson in the next few minutes. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11 this morning. a little later, we'll try and find out what's going on with golfer tiger woods, who's been arrested for driving under the influence seven years after he began to try and repair his public image after those multiple affairs. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about this morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today. a zoo in cambridgeshire will remain closed while an investigation continues into the circumstance

commenting as early as the sunday is nigel farage. remind people who he is. guest: he was very important in pushing for the referendum, but coakley was the -- but vocally was part of the campaign for leaving the eu. host: he spoke at an event. we will play you some of that audio into your response. [video clip] mr. nigel farage: there will be widespread public anger in this country in a way that we have never seen before. [applause] : if that happens -- as much as i am enjoying myself -- [indiscernible] enjoyed my trips to the

i voted for nigel, and nigel is the winner with 519 votes. alice's favorite and the whole weather department rooting for nimbus. nigel is an irish gaelic name meaning champion. >> okay. nigel's a good one. i liked it better than ned. at least it was the runner up. i was still voting for nimbus, good rain cloud, i would have called him cumulus just for fun. let's talk about how nice it is outside. however, i've got to say it's pretty breezy out there. i was out there, i swear that pollen is flying right into my eyes. the weather feels nice, lots of sunshine out there and humidity, 75 degrees that dew point. the humidity that's really our comfort level that's plummeted since this morning. i walked out early before the front came through this in there. here's our allergy pollen. this is just in, or our allergy index. everything is high except the weed. mold, grasses tree pollen. that tree pollen has been hard to budge. it hasn't come down. we do have another chance for a soaking rain on friday. we'll time it out for you in a moment. these wind g

therefore theresa may is clearly going for a nigel farage style brexit.rs who didn't want to leave, the remaining voters. we are saying that the nature and character of the tories' election campaign has turned cold hearted and rather nasty, whether you look at social care, the approach towards brexit. nigel farage, a couple of weeks ago, was supporting marine le pen, the head of the french nationalfront. he is pals with donald trump. this is the sort of person who is enthusiastic about the conservative election campaign. to the extent that ukip are not standing in one third of seats because they are giving way to the conservatives because the conservatives are seen as the same as ukip. what about the lib dems and their campaign? losing a lot of seats all over the place including the south—west, and i imagine that you want to rebuild support. a lot of people in the south—west who used to vote liberal voted out, actually. obviously the referendum said that we should negotiate the terms of the deal to leave the european union but nobody even now knows what t

nigel will >> andrea, thank you for that. nigel looks great. >> he was.we were distracted a second because you've got a warning for us. >> we were scanning the storm. severe thunderstorm warning for montgomery county until 7:00. so there is the storm. i would not want to be going up i-27 right now. because that would be a mess. in terms of pop, here's the hail right there. there is the hail core right there. we scanned it about 1.2 inches in diameter. it's moving off to the east. you are all getting hit with heavy rain. more maybe some rail and heavy rain on the way. if you are crossing, this will cross through 70 now. it will be a mess once you go north of gaithersburg. up to 270. it right around 28 is where the hail core is. seeing an increase in lightning across most of the area. so the big view here it is over the last hour. these are the storms we've been tracking since 5:00. these storms down to the south are still strong. there are no warnings on those storms at this hour. look at all the lightning now. that is reminiscent of last nights storms. he

are you single, nigel? that is a good question. i am not very married at the moment. nigel?married at the momentm is sad that your private life has fallen apart. you have done it for a noble cause. i am 53, separated and skint. coogee go to bed with a remainer —— skint. coogee go to bed with a remainer -- could you go to bed with a remainer? i am remainer -- could you go to bed with a remainer? iam not granta remainer -- could you go to bed with a remainer? iam not grant a hamster that. —— a remainer? iam not grant a hamster that. -- i am not going to answer that. -- i am not going to answer that. are you will be attracted to brexiters was back how was your day? i enjoyed it. we will have another dinner date in ten years and we will see if it has been the success you hope for and i hope for two. in ten years the european union will not exist then it will be a different conversation. i do not agree. thank you for a lovely lunch. what an extraordinary date. do you have any political opposition that like to bring together? i think boris would be entertaining if you put him agai

what do you think about, nigel?ewspapers will focus the this isa the newspapers will focus the this is a tax rise? it depends which newspaper you read tomorrow. the observer seems to be general on this. the sunday telegraph is a bit more aggressive, as you would expect with their politics. two things here, first of all we do not know how he is going to do it. it will possibly bring in a new tax rates say at 45% which is currently only paid people earning over £150,000. and up them to 50%. the other thing we don't know is how much it is going to make. the one problem about taxing the rich, while i am in hugely in favour of that as a principal, it probably does not raise a lot of money because there are not many of them. it is the -- is it electorally significant? many people think it is a lot of money and think they should be taxed. a poll in the sunday times said that voters think that 100 k is what cou nts voters think that 100 k is what counts as being wealthy. some mps may have a difficult time with this policy a

we both know nigel farage, mr nuttall. you're no nigel farage. i'm not nigel farage.ackgrounds. we have a completely different leadership style. i've only been the leader of ukip for six months. i'm now in a general election and i believe i will lead ukip after this general election and we can go on to great things. are you the last leader of ukip? no, absolutely not. who else would want it? we've got some really good people coming through at the moment. i think in the future — being the leader of ukip is a four year term — we will go on and we will have another really good leader of ukip. as i say, ukip‘s future is secure. ukip will campaign on other issues in the future. but beyond that, if theresa may backslides on brexit, she must know that ukip will be bigger and more important than it's ever been in the past. paul nuttall, thank you very much. thanks, andrew. welcome to newsday. the headlines. after a deadly siege and a week of heavy fighting against islamist insurgents have government forces in the philippines now retaken control of the southern city of marawi?

i bet nigel, he gave me kisses. he's our future service dog. now part of our wusa 9 team, while andrea mccarren trains him and we didn't waste any time. he went on his first assignment today. nigel and andrea will tell you about a way to help veterans in need this weekend. you're watching the news at 11:00 on wusa 9. to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >>> our team is proud to help the loudoun elks lodge as the folks collect items for veterans in need. andrea mccarren is helping to lead the effort with our new reporting partner. glf this is nigel, wusa's service dog in training for a wounded warrior or a

things that nigel farage has been saying for 20 years.g for 20 years. and notjust the words and the phrases, the policies as well. that is what ukip mep patrick flynn said just this week. brexit never did just mean brexit, for nigel farage brexit was always part of a package. part ofa was always part of a package. part of a worldview. it is a worldview that includes shunning climate change, shrinking the state by starving our schools and nhs of the funding that they need, turning our backs on some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in the world as theresa may did when she s ha m efu lly as theresa may did when she shamefully closed the door on desperate child refugees. that is nigel farage's worldview, the same that leads to donald trump banning muslims and building a wall. the same one that marine le pen try to impose on the decent people of france. nigel farage his vision for britain is now that of theresa may. he has taken over the conservative party. anti—europe, and to refugee, slashing funding to schools and hospitals. no won

we finally know which one of these future service dogs is nigel. the little guy, andrea mccarren will raise and train. the two met earlier today in new york. >> you are going to cry. i put in my pocket the puppy i really had hoped for. >> the hot pink puppy. yeah. there's a lot of emotion there. we want to let you in on the reason why. so andrea had been hoping that nigel was the hot pink dog because it was the favorite color of a close friend of hers who passed away earlier this year. so, nigel, welcome to the wusa9 team. we can't wait to meet you. >> he's a big pup. real cute. >> he's cute. >> kisses are on the way. if you'd like to meet nigel, he is planning to join andrea at elks lodge as we collect new and gently used furniture and household items for veterans in need. the address, 401 west holly drive in sterling and we'll be collecting items until 5:00. and speaking of vets, the v.a. is looking at ways to match more men and women in need with service dogs. we'll let you in on a pilot program going on next. you are watching wusa 9 news at 11:

much.nk you very coming up, you'll hear from nigel bolton. hear why he thinks markets are over stating political and risks.c this is bloomberg. >> this is the european close on bloomberg markets. climbingan stocks high. stronger earnings. pricing most of the electoral risk of voters in france head to the polls on second round of the presidential election. this suggestid could potential turning point. nigel bolton head of the equity team. what's your assessment so far the european earnings season. a number of beats stand out today? >> this has been the strongest earnings seasons we've had over the last eight years. i think it really depends why we is a real opportunity for global investors. 2016 was the year that lot of love withl out of year. this year is the year people start to return to europe. really about the underlying earning story and the risk premium. which is embedded in europe over the last few years. >> where do we put our money? you say the backdrop is looking good.nd earnings looking we're breaking that eight year losing trend.

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nigel, just a factual question first.re are brits who the authorities know have gone to fight for isis and they are walking free on your island. how can that be? >> i simply can't believe it. for the last few years, i've said that either we take away the passports of people we suspect are being linked to isis to stop them going, or perhaps better still, when they go to syria, on their attempt to return, we take their passports away and stop them coming back in. the remarkable thing is that we know of 400 that have been in syria that have returned, but we suspect the number may be a thousand or more. and yet we've only taken action against 40. i'm frankly sick to death of seeing prime ministers and leaders standing up after attacks saying how awfully sorry we are, when nothing is being done to counter the bad guys. >> tucker: mark stein, if you're running a country and the people in your country have gone to fight with the most grotesque terror group ever created and you do nothing about it, you're really not trying to pro

his name will be nigel, who picked nigel? show >> you did. >> that's right, we don't know what one yet will be joining us. >> nigel means champion. that's a great name. even though we were picking nimbus. >> excellent. >> we didn't say he would have a middle name. >> it's an important dog. here's the seven-day. big-time rains overnight thursday into friday morning. get ready. >> i hope they are sports fans. i don't care what their names are. before you play scratch it rich are. at mgm national harbor, take a moment to remember what life was like before winning your share of 1.5 million dollars in prizes and free slot play. join mlife rewards and play scratch it rich at mgm national harbor. how do you become america's best-selling brand? you make it detect what they don't. stop, stop, stop! sorry. you make it sense what's coming. watch, watch, watch! mom. relax! i'm relaxed. you make it for 16-year olds... whoa-whoa-whoa!!! and the parents who worry about them. you saw him, right? going further to help make drivers, better dri

from dayton, and they've all decided they're going to yale to study this fall, they're nick, nigel, zachary and aaron courted by georgetown, stanford, vanderbilt to name a few. they picked yale because they were all offered full tuition which costs more than $65,000 a year and that times four times four pretty expensive. you've got more than a quarter of a million dollars worth of tuition right there. here's a little perspective on how hard it university like yale. out of nearly 30 ,000 applications, the school only admits fewer than 2 ,000 freshmen. that's an admission rate of just under 7%. figures from some of the other top schools the wade brothers were interested in had similar acceptance rates. good luck to them and congratulations to their parents. and thanks to you, our new service dog has a name, and we ask you to vote and boy did you. i voted and we found out that one of these little bundles of joys will be our service dog in training fostered by andrea

with me are nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mirror and the sunday people. and the political commentatorjo phillips. very good evening to both of you. really looking forward to our chat. first of all, tomorrow's front pages. starting with the telegraph, i believe. theresa may writes in the the sunday telegraph that she'll tell brussels that "money paid in the past" by the uk must be taken into account in the final divorce bill. the sunday times reports a tory wobble in the opinion polls, as cuts for elderly people slash theresa may's lead. it puts the tories on 44%, with labour on 35%. the observer reports that theresa may's school meals plan "to hit 900,000 poor children", and there are concerns it could punish tory party target voters. "the dementia tax backlash" is the mail on sunday's headline, as the paper reports a survation poll suggesting the tories‘ lead has slipped by 5% after its pledge to make elederly people pay for care — but they're still 12% ahead of labour.

what, are you single, nigel? that's a very good question. a lot of people are asking. it like that. you're not very married. no. it's sad that your private life has fallen apart. you've done it for a noble cause. 53, separated, skint, great. why are you skint? 20 years of doing this. could you go to bed with a remainer? could you make her see the light? well, i'm not going to answer that. are you only attracted to brexiteers? how was your day? i enjoyed it. he's taught me a lot. in ten years' time, we're going to have another dinner date and we are going to see if it's a great success that you hope for. and i'm hopeful too because i want things to work. in ten years' time the european union might exist anyway. so it will be a different conversation. i don't think you're right. i'll shake your hand on that. thank you for a lovely lunch. no, it was great fun. you can watch the full film on the victoria derbyshire website, bbc.co.uk/victoria, and there'll be another blind date tomorrow. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first the headlines on bbc ne

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one of these nigel. 11:30 tomorrow morning, nigel and his brothers. it will go dark. later this week you will come to wusa 9 to train as a service dog. he's going to be a pro. >> check out the live puppy cam while you still can. >> seeing some activity now. >> they must know that they've got an important duty. >> earlier today they said it was impossible. >> five dogs. >>> let's talk about me and the rain during the month of may. this week pretty dry week. if you think it's been kind of wet, it has. the rained on the first, the fourth, the fifth, the sixth. we are okay today. we'll probably be okay until thursday or friday. the heat will roll in and humidity returns. alive look outside. it is spectacular. it 79. 2 points in the 30s. low humidity 26 percent. winds gusting but they will subside. wins diminish. pleasantly cool tonight. bus stop temps 48 to 68. kind of a chilly start. and tuesday perfect. sunny and 82. 90s return wednesday and thursday but the most uncomfortable day will be thursday because that day the humidity returns as well. low 80s tomorrow, low 90s.

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. >>> right now, andrea is on her way back to dc with the new service puppy nigel. these are the very first pictures we've had of the young service dog. take a look. earlier this afternoon we revealed his face. if you missed it, you will get to see nigel for the first time tonight at 11:00. >> so cute. our new service dog in training will hopefully follow in this dogs paw prints. >> in the last year, him i have taken on so much more responsibility and been able to do so much. >> he's changed the life of a local veteran in ways no one anticipated. so many other veterans are desperate for the same thing. but they need your help. to find out to take on the "tom insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks... that's what tom perriello is about." progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello... and before and after congress i led non-profits to battle climate change, poverty and president bush's attacks on civil rights. now i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality. because together, we rea

sharing some of the responses here, matt, and nigel farrage said this. as many know, he led the effort to take britain out of the european union, brexit is what we're talking about. he tweeted this saying that macron offers five more years of failure, power to the eu and open borders. there remains the critics of within the eu what this new presidency might mean not only for france, but clearly looking at the eu more broadly. >> well, thanks for bringing that up, richard. i mean, a lot of the characters who have come before the predecessors and the colleagues of people like marine le pen, they were expecting trump's victory and the brexit before that would signal a massive wave of populist sentiment that would wash all across europe. it seems that tonight at least that that wave has crashed on to french shores and we're not sure how much further it's going to go. now le pen has said that she's going to be in the head of the opposition, which is as my colleague christopher dickey just said, she's probably more comfortable being in the on sings than in pow

they are all sleeping right now and our dog is named nigel. my personal favorite and the one i voted for. we don't know yet which one of these little guys is nigel and we will find out soon. >> they will grow big! >> they were sleeping all morning. we were checking on them on wake up washington. i think they were getting some food because they were all perky and excited. they are precious little things. >> it is calming to watch this. we are so in love with these puppy comes. >>> we are not in love with the forecast for tomorrow. >>> we need a little rain. we've seen wet weather as of late, but it is not creating that much of a difference in the drought situation. we could use a little bit more and tamara we expect a yellow weather alert day. we will fine tune this with the latest information in the next couple of hours and topper will update you again. this might be adjusted a couple hours here or there. so far, we will see a lot of rain through the morning hours tomorrow, may linger through lunch time and through the afternoon. the time wher

. >>> in three hours, we finally get to meet our new service puppy, nigel. it should happen at 3:30 this afternoon and these are the first pictures we have of the young service dog that was picked up at jfk airport yesterday. is now at canine companions of long island and we don't get to see his face or know which collar he is wearing until this afternoon. follow us on facebook if you haven't, for all the behind-the- scenes pictures and video. >>> speaking of service dogs, here's a cool story at 11:00 tonight. >> i do work here and there. in places that i know will have small groups and a managing situation for myself. >> the invisible wounds of war and how service dogs could the answer for veterans suffering from posttraumatic stress. andrea mccarren has remarkable stories in a special report, service dogs for invisible injuries tonight at 11:00. >>> now, first alert weather rated dc's most accurate forecast. >>> it feels like home for me. [ laughter ] a lot of you don't like this weather. >> i'm one of them. >> i don't mind it so much. >> then, you don't h

host: one of the people commenting as early as the sunday is nigel farage. remind people who he is. guest: he was very important in pushing for the referendum, but coakley was the -- but vocally was part of the campaign for leaving the eu. host: he spoke at an event. we will play you some of that audio into your response. [video clip] mr. nigel farage: there will be widespread public anger in this country in a way that we have never seen before. [applause] : if that happens -- as much as i am enjoying myself -- [indiscernible] enjoyed my trips to the brexitbut it is not only that i spent 25 years of my life working for -- [indiscernible] all, matthewf elliott, what you think about his rhetoric? guest: he is a great showman, in some ways, and an advocate of working -- stirring people up for leave, but here he has marginal appeal. his appeal in the u.k. is about 25%, and noted to leave we need a separate, more mainstream campaign including people at johnson,cretary boris because swing voters want to hear from more sensible and mainstream politicians. host: as far as his confidence in

is it nigel? >> reporter: yes, this is nigel our very special guest. and i hope you take a close look at this face everyone because when you see this face over the next 18 months, this is the puppy we are raising for a wounded warrior, a child, or adult with a disability. he does delivering kisses. he is already learning to be a service dog. we want you to think of the needs of our veterans and children and adults with disabilities. we are here at the louden elks lodge in sterling. i'm joined by dean snyder who is a past president here. we something wonderful is happening on sunday based on a story that we did last week. and that is, there will be a furniture and household goods collection drive. tell us more about what our drew viewers can do -- what our viewers can do to help. saturday is the day noon to 5:00. what are you collecting for these veterans? >> i would say right now we are collecting everything that you can hi of. basically what these gentlemen and ladies have is a roof over their head. we go into these homes that have nothing. we came in

now, his name is nigel. we can't tell you which pup is nigel yet. hang with us. >> someone might know. >> but i don't know. we can't tell anyone if we did know. all of the pups are part of k-9 companions for independence and they will help a veteran, a person with disabilities and children with autism. i have not been watching it all night. no. i have not. i have been doing a lot of work. but i do stop by and look at it and make squeaking noises. >> there are so many. it is hilarious. puppy cam is awesome and it goes all night. once we are done, you can go to the facebook page or our website. but man, puppy cam. it is amazing. [ laughter ] i'm sorry that you have to go on after that frank hanrahan. >> that's a hard act to follow. >> bryce harper. what a name for this guy. he gets paid and then he goes out and shows why. we have the details ahead med of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! holy moly. full on crack here. now let's check out t

one is vie gel, the dog -- nigel, the dog joining our service team as part of his training. the puppy cam was turned off about an hour ago, but before then, this was what we watched as volunteers tried to get the puppies in place. they were too busy to care, too fascinated by their new place. sorry, we didn't see that video, but we look forward to welcoming nigel to vo: at dominion, we have a long history what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. havertys furniture helps yeven when life isn't., and now with our memorial day sale - get free delivery -- -- save big on our most popular living room, dining room and bedroom sets. plus save $100 dollars on every $1000 you spend. the memorial day sale at havertys

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we have nigel, ned and nimbus. -- in the w usa newsroom. we are going to talk about our name for our new puppy bunts. we have nigel, ned and nimbus. don't forget, tune in tomorrow night at 11:00 to find out the puppy's name. what do you think the name will be? >> i'm going for nimbus. bunts graduated after two years of training. he's serving now. >> he is. he is doing what he needs to do. >>> i'm a little worried about the weather because you were running around here earlier. there was a tornado watch. >> it was a tornado warning, doppler indicated. watch means weather is possible. warning means weather is happening. we may be under a severe weather threat tomorrow. we've got a threat of severe storms, hail. we've got to take care of a little bit of business first, the 3-degree guarantee. i thought it was going to be cooler today. the sun came out. 88. that solidifies us as the warmest april on record by almost 2 degrees. so a very warm month and this is the fourth time we've missed this month. so that means $100 e

though nigel farage has been saying they're the insurance policy for brexit.t standing and denying us a pleasure ofan eighth standing and denying us a pleasure of an eighth defeat trying to get into westminster. the brexit elite from ukip, mainly formertories, they're almost like entryist in reverse. they left the conservative party, got this steam roller going for a refer dumb. get party, got this steam roller going fora refer dumb. get brexit party, got this steam roller going for a refer dumb. get brexit and now they go back into the conservative party. it's astonishing. i don't think it's happened before. good talk to both of you. many thanks for being with us. we're going to go to scotland now. we're going to go to scotland now. we will go to glasgow actually and speak to the snp group leader on the city council. give us your views on the results as you see them, especially with glasgow and labour losing control there in glasgow for the first time in decades. yes. well we in the snp have had an historic victory here in today in glasgow. we're the biggest

nigel: first, thank you for having us.ave been following, as you guys have, and i think it is too early to say the effects because there have been summoning changes over the last few weeks, as we have heard, it has to go to the senate. what we will do is sit down and analyze it and speak with franchisees, because we are a 100% franchised business, which is one major part of the success of the brand. we rely on relationships of the franchisees. previously, i spent, i know i spoke with you before about this, we were very concerned about the definition of full-time employees. we need to see if it has changed. once it has been debated in the senate. and in terms of the health care, one thing we are very concerned about is earlier this week, it was decided that the mandatory bill that was part of the afford a book health care act was -- affordable health care act was going to be delayed a year. it is unfortunate because it will delay the opportunity for consumers to read about calories. we have invested a system in it. and i th

it's a picture of nigel farage's face, superimposed onto the head and shoulders of theresa may.vince cable said it represented how conservatives had adopted wholesale policies from ukip. dozens of the schoolgirls who were kidnapped from the nigerian town of chibok three years ago have been reunited with their families. the girls were released earlier this month as part of a deal between the nigerian government and the boko haram islamist militants who had been holding them. hundreds of guests and spectators gathered in englefield in berkshire for the wedding of pippa middleton, sister of the duchess of cambridge. her nephew and niece, prince george and princess charlotte, had starring roles in the ceremony, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. a society wedding, a chance to, well, to gawp at the guests, for one thing. interesting for some, others may feel perhaps a little indifferent to it all. but of course this was rather more than a society wedding, with celebtrity guests like tennis champion roger federer, because this was a middleton family wedding. so a we

it's a picture of nigel farage‘s face superimposed onto the head and shoulders of theresa may.ib dem candidate, sir vince cable said it represented how conservatives had "adopted wholesale" policies from ukip. the green party has released its youth manifesto, with an attempt to appeal to young voters. among the commitments is a pledge to scrap tuition fees and cancel outstanding student debt. the party also promises stable housing for what it calls generation rent. humberside police continue to hold two men under arrest over the disappearance of missing hull woman renata antczak. the 49—year—old mother of two has been missing for nearly a month. a number of properties are being searched. jo makel reports. police are still at two addresses in hull — the first, the home of the missing mother of two. renata antczak was last seen almost four weeks ago, taking her daughter to school. yesterday, her black mercedes was taken away by officers. she was in it when she dropped her daughter off. her husband, majid mustafa, says she then returned home, before leaving on foot at one o'clock

and that is nigel farage they are. tom, it is just over a month until the general election.ound? do election. can labour turn this around 7 do they election. can labour turn this around? do they believe they can? well, they have described their challenge this evening in a statement from jeremy corbyn, the leader, as of historic scale. so i think they are clearly publicly accepting the difficulty what they face. he has some way behind in the polls as leader, labour is somewhere behind in the polls as a party. 0ne thing they might want to, and they are starting to talk about more publicly, is the need to get their young voters out. since he took over the party there has been a huge increase in the membership of the party, the direct membership. and a lot of those people are young voters who are energised by what he offers to them, more left wing, more radical approach to british politics than perhaps the years of tony blair, who was a centre party leader of the labour party. now, if corbyn can get those voters out, get them to vote, he might stand some chance of narrowing this

he said that nigel farage ‘s policies and those of ukip had been taken over policies and those of ukipbeen ta ken over by policies and those of ukip had been taken over by theresa may. let's listen to what the liberal democrat leader said in bethnal green. nobody knows what brexit will look like, the choices theresa may will make will affect your life and our country for decades. your weekly shop, yourjob, your environment, your safety, where you can travel to and where you can live. and already she is making choices that will affect those things including the most profound choice she could make, taking the uk out of the single market. that decision alone is a time bomb under our economy and when it blows up it will take down our nhs and schools with it. it will wreck our children's future for decades to come and it is a choice, her choice, plain and simple. it was not inevitable, there was nothing on the ballot paper lastjune that said we were choosing to pull out of the single market. other countries are outside the eu and inside the single market. just look at norway, switzerland. t

no it was nigel farage.hen theresa may did visit and washington, in the end, january 2017, not everyone was convinced. the white house was a wise move, the prime minister said the new president was welcome to come to britain for a state visit. protests started up. the arguments over his visit had lighter moments as well. >> they once famously declared that they would not go to york in case he was mistaken for mr. trump. is there a chance that president trump will not come to london on a state visit in case he is mistaken for the foreign secretary? >> i'm embarrassed to tell you mr. speaker, i think i was mistaken for mr. trump in newcastle. it was a very humbling experience as it was, you can imagine. >> what about president trump coming to parliament? the common speaker sent an address and it was not an automatic ride. they spoke about the president's executive order, banning people from entering the u.s. from certain countries. >> after the imposition of the migrant band by president trump, we're even more

mahmoud abbas fox news contributor nigel farraj joining us.ob: the suspect was on your nation security radar, surveillance ran out before he pulled the crime before surveillance could get to him. >> it is worse than that. the information we now got coming out is this individual was known to be linked to somebody else in manchester who was an isis recruiter and was on the police radar. and yet he was allowed to leave the country to go to syria, libya, to be further radicalized and learn how to make bombs. my question to the british government this morning is if you have 31/2,000 people on your suspected terrorist list, why have you not taken their articles away, why have you not stopped them going to these war zones, and learning how to make devices such as the bomb that was exploded outside the concert? >> family members of the 22 people who died, many of them women and children. a number of injuries up to 119 and just give us your overall feeling, go back to that, this happening in manchester. >> i was in manchester that evening. for those wh

this is his chance to come out from under the shadow of nigel farage.ot really managed to break out and make his name. but i think nowjeremy corbyn is coming at the last minute, all eyes will be on him and whether he can perform tonight and get across the message tonight and get across the message toa tonight and get across the message to a wider audience. many thanks. just 15 minutes to go before the debate begin. we can show you some pictures. this is how the set for the seven—way debate was created. remember thatjeremy corbyn decided only today that he was going to turn up. the shadow foreign secretary emily thornbury was actually going to be there in his place butjeremy corbyn decided to turn up. we will bring you the debate in full. at 7:30pm. with extra on screen graphics on the news channel showing the latest reaction from the bbc reality check team who will be fact—checking in real time. they will put graphics on the screen so you can keep a sense of what exactly is going on. let's speak to the culture secretary karen bradley. the only place to