i would introduce you to ona judge. at the age of 22, judge stole erself from the washington's orcing the president to show a slave catching hand. as a fugitive, judge will test the president's will and his reputation. the most important man in the nation heralded with winning the american revolution ould not reclaim this enslaved woman. ona judge did what very few others could do: she beat the president. judge was never caught. i normally show this next slide, you all don't need it because we are here at mount vernon, but this is me on the road doing my dog and pony show, and there are, of course, earlier images but i try to give an image so people have an idea of the mansion house she was at for 16 years. of course, you all were here and don't need this. today, i will introduce what i am calling -- i am calling her a new american hero. a slave girl raised at mount vernon who once exposed to the ideas of freedom was compelled to pursue it at any cost. this was a woman who found the courage it too defy the president, es

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ona that includes things like beer taps. on a turnstile... and even urinals.ing project already wa nt to because crowdfunding project already want to make raise £1.6 million in two weeks. it is incredible which is why we will make it more fun and different to engage with people outside of the fan base and something a bit outside of the fan base and something a hit unique and might tweet it out fancy. there are a few of those people out there. they host and a cup match and next season they hope they introduce a team to a new home paid in part by the fans. i would go for the dog out i reckon. that is nearly from sports day, a quick development on the football story we have been covering and it was announced in the last hour efl had given until nine in the morning to get the evidence required over their financial matters otherwise their financial matters otherwise the match that weekend will be called off. will have mark on that as it develops. hello there and we will have sunnier moments over the next few days that have a wet weather plan readyjust in case and t

so, if i chat to my wife about the kids, even ona chat to my wife about the kids, even on a hands—freezards on the road. experts who write road safety policy say that a phone call is very different to chatting somebody in the passenger seat. they are in the car, so they can see what's happening around the vehicle. so, when you stop talking because you are needing to deal with a traffic situation, they don't question that. somebody on a phone, if you stop talking to them they will typically start to interact and ask, are you 0k, are you still there? that can be a real problem. the second thing is the signal. it is easier, we are talking face to face now, the signal is good, i can hear your voice, you can hear mine and ona hear your voice, you can hear mine and on a phone that is not as clear. it is more difficult to understand what someone is really saying. the mps who wrote the report today say the police are not enforcing the current law, but catching someone using hands—free, if it was banned, would be even harder. tom burridge, bbc news. the scottish government has paid half £1 mill

good stuff, thank you very much greg mackenzie in notting hill ona very much greg mackenzie in nottingwds well, i am sure. temperatures have now reached a new record for the late august bank holiday weekend, the met office has announced. 32.7 degrees celsius was recorded at heathrow airport earlier today. forecasters expect temperatures to get even hotter on monday — with a possible temperature of 33 degrees in the south east of england. already this summer the uk has recorded its highest ever temperature — with the mercury hitting 38.7 at cambridge in july. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. still a bit of time for those temperatures to rise at heathrow. probably at 33.7, something like that before the end of the day. the sunshine is pretty much widespread across the uk. there are onlyjust a few exceptions and that's mainly across west wales and south—west england where we see a few patches of cloud moving in from the coast from time to time. temperatures, 33, 304 from time to time. temperatures, 33, 30 4 degrees across parts of south—east england. temperatures

what it is of a prisoner high on drugs was filmed ona a prisoner high on drugs was filmed on a mobileorated so badly that they have become centres of crime and violence and drugs. and the government has good money —— has to put in good money to solve the problem they have created. and labour has accused the government of tinkering at the edges of a problem caused by austerity. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: as hong kong's airport reopens, the region's leader warns violence is pushing them down a path of no return. the trump administration continues to clamp down on immigration, this time targeting people who need government aid. now it is time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the times, and this photo of borisjohnson and his partner carrie symonds together at their first joint public engagement. the paper leads on the us, saying it will enthusiastically back a no—deal brexit and work with the uk on sector—by—sector trade agreements. now onto the south china morning post, and chaotic scenes as t

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amanda was in her 50s when she started gambling ona was in her 50s when she started gambling on a sited jackpot joy. she doesn't want to be identified but she she lost £633,000 before being made bankrupt. labour it was terrific. what i've done to myself, really. every day that i'd worked for, everything that my children were, looked up to me. now i've blown their inheritance, as such. jackpot joy said it had frequent contact with amanda and encouraged her to use responsible gambling tools but figures obtained by panorama suggest the industry has a lot of unhappy customers. they show there were eight thousand 266 complaints last year compared to just 169 in 2013. the gambling commission says it's a complicated picture. we are pushing the industry to know its customers and part of this is actually possibly a good time because it suggesting consumers are demanding more of gambling operators. major betting companies have already agreed to provide £60 million a year to help problem gamblers. bronagh munro, bbc news. and you can see panorama tonight on bbc1 at 8:30. so many of you have been

but when you saw the level of chaos yesterday you thought hang ona minute, of chaos yesterday you thought minute, this could maybe have an impact. and also will china allow this to continue? where does this end? how do we walk this back to something that looks like normal ain? something that looks like normal again? does this mean that carrie lam would have to step down? does it mean we could see some kind of disciplinary crackdown. we wouldn't wa nt to disciplinary crackdown. we wouldn't want to speculate, obviously, as to where that will go, but our imaginations will all go to the same place based on precedent. this is the 30th anniversary of tiananmen square. will we see this tolerated? that is the big question, and that is the unknown. that is what many are worried about, what might happen going forward if this does continue. and what is interesting, as well, is of course hong kong was seen as the mode of access to china, mainland china, and to the many other thriving economies in the, and other economies, , thriving economies in the, and other economies,, are positioning themselves t

colm harrison reports. ona on a champions league night, al—ahli we re on a champions league night, al—ahlitheir fourth on a champions league night, al—ahli were playing under theirfourth head coach of 2019 and it started so well. the game was only six minutes old when they were fired in front of saudi rivals al—hilal. within ten minutes the visitors were level. two headers and it was 1—1 and that wouldn't be the last sighting of that goal celebration. by half—time, al—hilal were back in front. the second goal was set up but that was as good as it got from al—ahli who despite all the domestic success have never been asian champions. the second half was one—way traffic with al—hilal dominating. within three minutes of the start, the second equaliser of the night and midway through the half, a hat—trick. al—hilal were in front for the first time. ten minutes from the end, four, and with four away goals and a home leg still to come, al—hilal looked well—placed to reach the last date. guitar‘s top to clubs shared a 1-1 date. guitar‘s top to clubs shared a 1—1 draw. al—duhail and al—sadd. al—sad

tuesday looks like it will have drier weather in the north and west, potential showers elsewhere, later onacoming in ahead of the next weather front to bring us a wane well. —— bring us some patchy rain as well. potentially from the tiny packed isobars it will be windy. there is uncertainty as to how deep the low pressure will be on that will determine the strength of the wind but it does look like a pretty miserable day for many if you don't want the wind and rain on wednesday, perhaps getting away with just showers for scotland and northern ireland but again it stays cool for much of the week because again just like we've seen through the weekend, the low pressure moves into the north sea and allows a north—westerly wind to dominate through thursday. coming from the north—west, picking up some cool air and clean up some showers so, again, if you expose the north—west breeze, thatis if you expose the north—west breeze, that is where you will see most of the showers in northern and western scotla nd the showers in northern and western scotland but elsewhere they cannot be ruled out, the sun

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the independent talks about the fact it has heard about secret talks from cross—party mps ona about secretom cross—party mps on a plan to rip apart parties‘ standing orders to stop an ideal breakfrom standing orders to stop an ideal break from the european standing orders to stop an ideal breakfrom the european union. your thoughts? first and foremost, to have a situation where brexit will be delivered on 31 october, no excuses, that's it, is a very, very dangerous ploy. i don't think it matters whether you are a brexiteer 01’ matters whether you are a brexiteer ora matters whether you are a brexiteer or a remainer. to have that as absolutely categorical, to appoint dominic cummings, who i suspect doesn't have a view, to say that he will find a way to deliver that for borisjohnson, is always going to meet with objection. we have seen the remain mps and luminaries, lord heseltine and a writer for the sunday times writing a strong article saying how undemocratic the process was. the house of commons is not ina process was. the house of commons is not in a mood to deliver no deal, and there i

the picture is being put around, is ona the picture is being put around, is on a lot of front pages today it actually shows one of the police brandishing his gun. this is the first time that a gun has been brandished towards protesters, but it goes along the same lines of the protest are getting more violent. but i think what one of the key things about this is that of course one of —— china, their patience is wearing thin with this whole process now. we don't know what that means, but of course what it would insinuate is that we are looking at china potentially cracking down a lot harder on these protesters, and of course losing an airport to protesters is enormous, because there is the economic hit, the global pr story that this takes, because if you have protests in hong kong, yes, from a global story, that is one thing. if it shuts the airport and causes delay, that is another thing. china is really keen now to try and put an end to this, but this has been going on for a long time. that photo is the one that everybody has honed in on, the front page of the telegraph. the moment hong k

you could force these surgeries to stay open and perhaps they could have one doctor they are ona theyfternoon and one doctor the following wednesday at the fundamental problem is do we have enough doctors to cater for the need of an ageing population and have they been trained and that doesn't seem to be the case. the guardian has an unusual story here. videogame addicts left to get help overseas. lucy, what is this about? the story is about the fact that there are so few places that can actually cater for providing tree bent for teenaged gaming addicts —— treatment. i stress the word teenager because there are places in the uk, facilities for gaming addicts who are adults but you need addicts who are adults but you need a different set up if you are dealing with adolescents. there is an increasing cohort of teenage gaming addicts and the gaming industry is arguably bigger than the film industry in this country, it is hugely powerful, but comes with it lots of problems. what we have is gaming addiction which ten years ago you wouldn't have even known it was a thing. now it comes under

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in terms of the impact ona demonstration.rms of the impact on a city, you couldn't avoid it today. it was everywhere. four kilometres in that direction, the road was just jammed with kilometres in that direction, the road was justjammed with protesters despite the heavy driving rain and of course there is going to have an impact on the city. the people we spoke to today think any economic pain in the short term is worth the long—term effort. we also spoke to people today about the sacking of cathay pacific's ceo. people have come here today pretty angry about that, actually. they think it is unfair intervention from beijing just because people in the airline industry have supported the pro—democracy movement and for some, thatis pro—democracy movement and for some, that is the reason to have a protest like this. itjust shows you that everything is tied in now in terms of politics, the economy and hong kong's way of life. many people in the business community expect that there will be more intervention from beijing. for exampl

that leads me to ona ques i want to know who is coming now and where thecome from. >> they come from all over. we arexcited to have a wide range that we are bringing in. international acts. some outstanding folks. we are excited to see this. great acts from colombia. we saw them last october and looked into getting them here. it wasn't ea but thgot their visas a couple of weeks ago. they will be in attendance. bringing in people from all over and also the bay area. we are fortunate to have an embarrassment of riches musically. we have a lot of folks that are regional that are performing as wellis >> festival mixes in r and b. jazzpurists would take issue with that and they would quibble with whether acts like these are real jazz. what do you tell the purists? >> first, it's true. that's right. the festival changes. we go by the san jojazz summerfest. it reflecof the variet music. we will have zydeco and mariachi and there is a great bali would project. there is a wide range that we are representing. jazz is such a broad realm. we do a lot of latin jazz and a there isswing stage and o

the book never the washington's relentless pursuit of their run away slave ona judge where she accounts the life of a slave who escaped and initiated a manhunt ordered by the first president. she remained an escaped funaltive until her death in new hampshire in 1848. this was recorded at george washington's mount vernon in 2017.

tight grip ona expenses. it also watched a criticism of its ability to reach profit targets.her s&p profits which these be the concern over processes. it now offers the advanced service and parts of the city. that is your business flash update. >> let's talk about youtube. parents it isnce safe for kids. some feel they are just left rambling. mark is joining us from san francisco. youtube across every single know abouthat do we the changes. -- changes? we don't know a great deal. youtube is saying they are now trying to service that they call body videos. they do not have a working definition that they have shared publicly about it. the issue is they built a lot of an economy. children's videos are incredibly popular. a lot of creators make the city of for kids in the make a lot of money for the ad revenue. they will make these changes, sometimes they will talk about them publicly and more often they won't of a will have major consequences. videos have done phenomenally better in the past few weeks whereas others are seeing a lot less traffic. that is because you to the surfa

athens binds the command scored some great goals of the campaign and one that statistically had a one ona percent chance of hitting the nets. find a way to distill golf come on the road down the left side he switches the bull to a stronger right foot 33 meters out platoon to keep him hearings in view is unhindered growing a relatively soft shots and looks at 1st like an easy say. almost the top. of the line. but the bull ended up in the nets anyway when the plan all know that's part of football so that was i look back at the best most beautiful and curious goals of the 201819 when this league is easy the next one starts next friday on august 16th i already we know we are here a kickoff. china is hunting down the leader of. detention brainwashing torture huge prison like compounds such across the western sheen john reach an official called the only education camp. but they're more like indoctrination prisons china and the noise of people under threat. close up 30 minutes on t w. robots they're still in the development phase but what's going to happen when they grow. welshman's and machines

top stories: at least 20 people have been killed after a mass shooting at a shopping centre in texas. onaleisurely go shopping — turned into one of the most deadly daysin — turned into one of the most deadly days in the history of texas. police fire teargas in hong kong as anti—government protests continue for the ninth consecutive weekend. russia says it's succeeded in slowing wildfires in siberia, but it's still being described as an an ecological catastrophe. and the belfast pride event gets a special visitor —

celebrations ona of the a level results., top grade is the dominant thing today. there's been a tiny drop in the grades awarded, but we are seeing about one in four teenagers getting top grades and we are seeing a teenagers getting top grades and we are seeing a pass teenagers getting top grades and we are seeing a pass rate about 90%. so, yeah. very good news, obviously for students to have got the rail and managed to get that place is they were helping to get. for questions every the whole clearing process of christ and the way in which people are no longer expected to get a level grades in order to get a place a university. there is also? ever be kind and a—levels the kids want to do and whether or not the science subjects, there is a long history, of the shortage of qualified teachers and sciences and people wanted to do that. that seems to shift in favour of science. but now we have a worry over whether or not humanity subjects. the english and history are important as well. english is particularly dropping off and kids

league, and fortu nately league and the kent league, and fortunately now the club is in fine shape, onad financial footing. we run it sustainably. we make sure we don't have any deficit spending. touch wood, things are looking more promising for the future than they we re promising for the future than they were 27 years ago. in terms of the fa ns were 27 years ago. in terms of the fans of bury and what the future might hold, what advice would you give the club in terms of how they can keep it going, in whateverform? i wouldn't try and give them any advice, really, becausei i wouldn't try and give them any advice, really, because i am sure there are some very competent people amongst the supporter base. if the demise is confirmed, and i believe it isn't100% certain, there are a few possibilities, perhaps some hope left, but if it is confirmed, the supporters will have to work out very quickly where they might be able to play to reform a club and find a place to play. i don't know whether the stadium will be a possibility. that will depend on who has the ownership of the stadium or a mort

it's a big deal marc ona jason joins us now from the set a bay area sports night.at's right bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron jason, everyone's happy in the bay area right the giants win one game the a one another that's how it works everyone's feeling, good and i know it's only a 2 game set but would you have any major take away from what we've seen over the last 2 days. that's what i was going to tell you i wish i could give you a more substantial answer. you know a one-game said not much to take away from this actual syria, but what i can tell you with a sting they have to put some pep in their step. >>and the huge four-game set coming up with the division-leading astro's and we know they've been a thorn in their heels. all season long for the last couple years that is 2 games back in ehe wild card spot. they want to make up some ground. greater front of them they're going to have at least flipped with the astros but for me i want to see them take 3 out of 4 on the other hand, the giants and now 4 games back are fading a little. it was great for them get t

i'm sure the medics will be assessing steve smith ona medics will be assessing steve smith on a day—to—dayl not let him back out until they are sure of his fitness. but the player should not have no say in that and that decision should be made by the medics and the medics alone. this is what the icc say in their concussion management guidelines, regarding a return to play decision. and the icc chose not to comment on those points raised — the former england opening batsmen nick compton says you should put safety at the forefront but you can never eliminate risk. this is a big fact of life when you play cricket at the top level. that is what brings our players like steve smith, who is one of the greats. we want to watch that skill and show the difference between him and show the difference between him and perhaps others. that is why not eve ryo ne and perhaps others. that is why not everyone can play at the top level. but at the same stretch of the imagination, we need to make sure ca re imagination, we need to make sure care is at the forefront of our minds and make sure perhaps the rules

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to say no to the partner as an ally coming into your country ona as an ally coming into your countryp is not great. as an ally coming into your country on a work trip is not greatlj wa nted on a work trip is not greatlj wanted any phone calls will be made. will not, i suspect it will be resolved i think what it is is an automated process and i mean i went to iraq a year ago and when you go there, you cannot go to the us on a number of these i got to have a ten year abuse as so i went to get a new visa. obviously they would fall into the same category as a place like that, problems affecting them. i think that's the country she's been to an opera purpose is obvious that she went for the campaigns, so sensible with a purpose. clearly the country involved is one that would flag up on the immigration system. we will try to squeeze to my stories then, private schools enter week stu d e nts then, private schools enter week students as external candidates to manipulate league tables, this is from the telegraph. what we make at this? apparently what's been happening is lots of pressure on sc

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i am taking booked leave and working ona am taking booked leave and working on a new book. uk should be dry and warm. in the uk should be dry and warm. in the north—west, a different story. this cloud is coming in from the atlantic, bringing more rain for friday and at the start of the weekend. we had some showers, especially in scotland, but a good day catch some amazing rainbows. a lot of dry weather earlier across england and wales, and the best of the sunshine and warmth across east anglia and the south—east. for most of england and wales, it remains dry into the night but, across northern ireland and scotland, more rain to come, and returning especially wet in western parts of scotland later. we‘ve got a south—westerly breeze, so warmer than last night, and temperatures should remain in double figures. tomorrow, rain on and off across northern ireland. some rain at times across much of scotland. it will turn heavier in south—western and western parts. some rain in north—west england and threatening north—west england and threatening north wales. the rest of england and

the a's in kansas city and a scary moment for one of their s >> the a's have been ona roll, the game they lose but most worried about matt chapman. we'll get to that. playing a team, one of the worst in baseball. 40 games under .500. bad enough you lose, but you might lose matt chapman and in the first inning marcus semien just like ricky used to do, leading off the ball game with a home run, 24 and nine rbis in his last three games. a lead that wouldn't last, chapman hitting the helmet, 91 miles an hour pitch, he's got a head contusion. no concussion protocol, he did leave the game later. and here comes mark canha with the score 2-2, 23 home runs, what a great job he is doing in center field. 4-2 lead but blake treinen having a terrible year after he was so great last year. bases loaded, he will take the loss. hunter dozier with the rbi single to put the royals ahead for good. 6-4 is your tomorrow, the giants were off. i don't know if it's bad luck or lack of judgment but the 49ers have to get better with regard to free agent signings. told you about malcolm smith yesterday. jerick

so if there are 15 instead of 20, i am not sure i really feel that number ona not sure i really feelived at my house i would feel it. i am interested in knowing what happens to them. at the same time, if they wa nt to them. at the same time, if they want to keep to themselves and not show that, that is fine too. every connection but i've made in the last two years, even, has shaped my view of what family is. —— that i've made. i have gained a lot of family. and that was so much more than i would have ever thought. but i also never thought i could lose such a big part of my family. and kathleen's not replaceable at all. i think i'm learning how to live still. and my family's definitely helping with that. i very extended family. —— my very extended family. hi, i'm emily. i'm jake. family is family. and love is love. hi, i'm lydia. i'm 23 years old. i am the oldest. out of 2a siblings, i am the only one going bald. hello there. it certainly is going to feel like someone over it certainly is going to feel like someone over the next few days, could be a record—breaking bank holiday weeken

they have been advancing ona wildfires. they have been advancing on a madness area. over their use of private jets. the musician said that he provided harry and meghan with a private flight to "maintain a high level of much—needed protection". the couple have faced criticism for taking private flights while calling for more to be done about climate change. a dead duck tells us something, has generally no chance of success. but playing dead was a resounding success for this duck. it's worth repeating. the doctor decided to just laid low hoping its canine ca ptu re just laid low hoping its canine capture would get bored and lo and behold, the dog runs off allowing the dock to make a speedy exit. —— the dock to make a speedy exit. —— the duck. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello there. the last two weeks have been pretty unsettled across the uk, quite a lot of rain around, strong, unseasonable winds too. but there are signs, as this week continues to wear on, pressure will begin to build, things will turn drier and

as far as uk and united states, we are working ona uk and united states, we are working on a very bigand i think it is going to work out very well. 40,000 troops begin a major operation to fight fires in brazil's amazon forest. planes are dropping water and chemicals to try to tame the blazes. julia will be hurt to keep you company throughout the afternoon on bbc news from tpm but now it is time for the travel show. hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, lucy hedges. this week, we're looking back at some of the amazing trips and awesome adventures we've had so far on the show this year. here is just a taste of what's coming up. you're actually no good to me here if you can't function and you can't fight. ok, i'll do my best. are you ready to go now? i am ready to go down. alright. this place is like the chelsea flower show on steroids. there you go, run out, run out! well, if if you enjoyed that then stick around and relive some of our favourite moments with us. we're kicking off with one of world's favourite tv shows, well, apart from this one, of course. game of thrones ende

let‘s finish ona when it becomes a real. let‘s finish on a telegraph story.rn festival stop i packed up and went off. laughter. which was it? the red rooster, i highly recommend it. i nearly got to do it again in march for a no deal survival weekend, learn how to forage and scavenge and cook eggs on oranges. you basically cut them out and put them on the fire. but basically they ended up cancelling it... which is such a brilliant matter. we are more likely to run out of oranges than the steel. did you think this was well thought through? for a second i did. this is about youngsters, 100,000 music fans who do not take their tents away and the idea is that festival—goers should pay a tax to persuade them to clear up after themselves. this is after the reading and leeds festival.m themselves. this is after the reading and leeds festival. it seems sensible. is it enough? hopefully, i think so. it is a big naughty to leave those tents. i thought they we re leave those tents. i thought they were supposed to be environmentally friendly and they were not. it takes a

that is what people resent, rather than the fact they go ona resent, rather than the fact they go onnt. i obviously go on a lot ofjaunts. and jollies. .. i obviously go on a lot ofjaunts. and jollies... i think it is very harsh. i get it, the impact of this, and the point that the sun is making is basically hypocrisy. is that a fair point? the problem is... the problem is that harry has spoken out about the damage done to the environment with climate change. you are never going to win on this. you will immediately open yourself up to accusations of hypocrisy, and maybe they haven't quite thought it through. clearly it is a decision they have taken and it sparked angen they have taken and it sparked anger. how does that happen? is that because people are called? would you like to be angry about this? or do they volunteer their anger? sometimes there is an outburst of outrage. particularly in august. we are into the holidays again, hardware. the i, 5596 are into the holidays again, hardware. the i, 55% for a in maths. airbus shall many of the new more stringent a level courses, people

singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where president trump has announced a new 10% tariff ona trump has announced a new 10% tariff on a further $300 billion worth of imports from china. mr trump said the levy would apply from one september. here is how he made the announcement. china eats it, because they have to pay it, because what they do as they devalue their currency and they push money out. our people haven't paid, as you know, we're also charging 25% on $250 billion, so we are taking in many billions of dollars. there has been absolutely no inflation, and frankly it hasn't cost our consumer anything. it cost china. and what has happened as a lot of companies are moving out of china so they can avoid it, the chinese have had a rough 20— this is their worst year in 27 years, according to yesterday's wall streetjournal. i don't want that, but when my people came home, they said we are talking, we have another meeting in early september. i said that's fine, but in the meantime, until such time as there is a deal, we will be taxing them. let's bring in our north america corr

top stories: at least 20 people have been killed after a mass shooting at a shopping centre in texas. ona on a day that would have been a day for someone to leisurely go shopping — turned into one of the most deadly daysin — turned into one of the most deadly days in the history of texas. police fire teargas in hong kong as anti—government protests continue for the ninth consecutive weekend. russia says it's succeeded in slowing wildfires in siberia, but it's still being described as an an ecological catastrophe. and the belfast pride event gets a special visitor — the irish prime minister leo varadker. hello and welcome. 20 people have been killed in a gun attack on a shopping centre in city of el paso. another 26 people have been injured. some are in a critical condition in hospital. police have arrested the suspected gunman, he is a 21—year—old white male, a resident of the dallas area. the massacre happened at a walmart store near the cielo vista mall in el paso, texas, a few miles from the us—mexican border. three of those killed were from mexico. chris buckler reports. oh, my god. f

then we are in scotland with a man who is ona we are in scotland with a man who is on a mission to walkorthern ireland, in cou nty we start in northern ireland, in county down, because here in places once rarely visited, something unexpected is happening. now, people are coming from across the world, and it is all because of one television programme. game of thrones. one of the biggest in history. in the fantasy series, of which the eighth and final season concluded this year, different houses battled to claim one ultimate throne. it was here in remote locations south of the busy capital of belfast that many of the programme's most iconic scenes were filmed. an where some of its cast can still be found. so i have a confession, i am a giant game of thrones geek. and i am super excited because this place has to be top of the list for any true super fan. welcome to castle water, or to what many tv new is will know as winterfell. —— there was. and when in winterfell. .. winterfell. —— there was. and when in winterfell... hello my lady, where do you hell from? from london. london. and which

it's never a bad thing to be letting a bit of air out of the tires, but even though it seems to be onaa daily basis at the moment, it likes like the us china thing will dominate the headlines. quick word on those figures, we have seen some european figures? is a block, second in the world behind the us, if you add the economies together, a good barometer of how the global economy is doing. if you put the us and china to one side. europe over the last decade was a story about reducing debt, the last couple of years when it should have turned from debt mode to growth mode, that has not necessarily have been coming through. that's why the german pmis are looked at because thatis german pmis are looked at because that is the powerhouse of europe and the leader of wear europe in general is going. we have seen from the european central bank over the last few weeks, they might put some more monetary stimulus in place to help those struggling economies. thank you for now. he'll be back to talk through the business pages later. still to come, with more customers ditching car showrooms to buy th

the injuries he suffered we re claimed the injuries he suffered were more consistent with an assault onaassault on a suicide. whether it was a suicide or murder does not end the case, does not end their fight forjustice. it does not end their feeling that they were manipulated and victimised. epstein had many famous and influential friends including epstein had many famous and influentialfriends including donald trump and the prince of york —— duke of york. he has categorically denied allegations he had sex with a girl exploited by epstein. virginia roberts giuffre who has made accusations against prince andrew was among those at court. he knows exactly what he has done and i hope he comes clean about it. thank you. jeffrey epstein may be dead but his victims are determined to ensure that the questions about his crimes continue to be asked. chris buckler, bbc news, new york. britain's finance minister — the chancellor sajid javid, will bring forward his announcement on the government's spending priorities. it's fuelling speculation a general election is likely. mrjavid will deliver his s

some time ago on the inside track slot where he told me at the age of 16 he was selling sandwiches onandwiches on a push back in london. that is how he started out. much more on our business live page. full coverage on the bbc website the trade war. nowadays we have a mobile app for everything — one that can make you a dinner reservation, find you a taxi or even arrange your dry cleaning. apps are popular that last year alone, the market's revenues amounted to over $365 billion. it's expected to rise to more than $935 billion by 2023. well, one app that's taking advantage of this growing market with a twist is velocity black. founded in 2014 by two ex—financiers, the concierge service puts together dream itineraries for the super rich even if they seem completely impossible. the firm's co—founder, zia yusufjoins us now. iam i am fascinated by the idea very rich people are paying $3000 a year to look at an app. how does it work and how do you make money from it? thank you for having me. yes, they get to look at the app and they get to do get to look at the app and they get todoa get to