what do you think about the decision to build the new cards in oxford? will be upheld and the uk can sail through and if you are a remain voter you will take it on the chin and accept at least it's good news for the uk economy. the car industry in general seems quite optimistic, sandlin probably the best word to use about brexit, what will happen to tariffs and trading. the weakness of sterling is probably an advantage at the moment but that can be fairly transitory. it's reassuring to hear bmw say that no incentives were sought, its most on the virtue of the plant of its own. it's a vote of confidence in british productivity. let's talk about the housing question, the possibility of a ban on selling new builds as leaseholds. if this was done, if they did take this away and say you could not do it, would it have an effect on housing market?m could not do it, would it have an effect on housing market? it is possible because it's a cost some people have encountered are understandably unhappy about and it could be a disincentive to people to buy. some of th

a fully—electric version of the mini is to be built at bmw's plant in oxford.he company says it's received no guarantees about post brexit trading, from the uk government. based on that confidence in our industrial strategy and their brilliant workforce in oxford, i'm delighted that they were able to make this landmark investment. the number of nhs vacancies in england in the first part of the year, is up to 86,000, a rise of 10% on last year. the judge in the case of charlie gard says he will make a final ruling tomorrow, on where the terminally ill boy should be allowed to die. doctors say he should be in a hospice, but his parents have want their son to return home. house—builders could be banned from selling new homes as leasehold in england, as increasing annual charges make future sales, tough for buyers. and in the next hour we'll get the latest from the us, where pressure is mounting on the president and the attorney general. the white house says it will reach a decision "soon" on us attorney generaljeff sessions, who has been publicly humiliated by pre

richard westcott, bbc news, oxford.evealed that the government will unveil a new plan to ban diesel and petrol cars from 2040. it is part of a plan to tackle air pollution. the move follows similar plans announced by france earlier this month. a £250 million fund will be unveiled to help local councils speed up measures to deal with pollution from diesel vehicles. the government was ordered to produce new plans to tackle illegal levels of harmful pollutant nitrogen dioxide after the courts agreed with environmental campaigners that a previous set of plans were insufficient to meet eu pollution limits. air pollution is linked to around 40,000 premature deaths a year in the uk. the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard are tonight waiting to find out if they'll be able to take him home to die. having yesterday abandoned their legal fight to keep charlie alive, his mother connie yates returned to court to ask that her son leave hospital. a judge will make the final decision tomorrow. charlie's parents are now ple

bmw were always going to place production of the electric mini in oxford.government to do some sort of transitional deal so that we don't see this sort of cliff edge brexit. a transitional deal is seen as very much edge brexit. a transitional deal is seen as very much needed by the industry, partly because they are having to make investment decisions well ahead of when the actual cards will be made. they want some sort of clarity about what kind of trading relationship they will see in the future so they see a transitional deal was absolutely crucial. leaving the single market and the customs union, how will that affect the kind of three times your bmw would like with the uk and the uk with bmw? of three times your bmw would like with the uk and the uk with bmw7m is going to make it much more difficult and if we think about electric cars made in oxford, a li% tariff on imports and 10% on exports, it adds extra friction to how they manage their supply chain and in the long run i'm sure it would mean less investment, but from the industry's point of view they

britain, and especially oxford, urgently needs more genuinely affordable homes.his edition of the programe, but do join me at the same time tomorrow for a prime minister's questions with a difference, as damian green and emily thornberry fill in for theresa may and jeremy corbyn. but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. good morning. yesterday was one of those days for the southern half of the uk. yes, the covers were on the court at wimbledon. the rain was heavy at times and the umbrellas were out. it wasn't just across the south—east of england where we saw rain. further west in the south of wales it was hammering it down for a time. extensive rain in the southern half of the uk, as you can see from yesterday's radar. the brighter colours indicate heavier downpours. that rain is on the move overnight, moving southwards and eastwards. so it is the far south—east that first thing still has some rain to be had. temperatures about 14—15 degrees. a little bit lower than recently and dipping into single figures in northern scotland, so a relatively chilly star

it is a great coup for the folk in oxford. they are highly skilled and a great workforce.aving said that, they already make the mini there. and the real test is to the government's industrial strategy regarding brexit is next year when peugeot and vauxhall astra decide whether they will make new models. that is right. the government is keen to stress that with bmw, they did not look for anyissuanceis that with bmw, they did not look for any issuance is like nissan and toyota and i think it is interesting it does indicate the government's decision to focus on the car industry. amazon also confirming they will hire 450 technology staff. there are other crucial decisions down the line and i don't think greg clark can sit easyjust because of this decision. the express happy, trump trade joy for britain, donald trump trade joy for britain, donald trump saying he is working on a good, exciting, very good deal, very good, exciting, very good deal, very good deal! that was terrible! that was terrible! i cannot let that pass! not as terrible as the trade deal coming down the pipe,

, it is a controversial subject people have long lectures on the oxford, then you turn into the oxford, so i particularly appreciate this one. a french crawler but the actual ones are square they are driven but the ones that dunkin donuts offers this is an example of the of french crawler. this makes perfect nonsense a courtesy call or a curtain call or a courtesy call. we don't have washboards very often so the reference to a the washboard but everybody does have a dashboard in their cars away dashboard stomach although that would be hard to put the steering wheel under your shirt. now duct tape is interesting .ays due originally it was abe teeeighteen the original word was duct tape or crack it was a fabric tape out ofas cotton duck fabric but they started to read the of rubberized putting it was good for duct work so now that is the standard usage. and now there's even a brilliant that calls itself's the tape and everybody thinks it is a joke but itct was the original name. so it is how they become part of the of language of those code words that were mistakes better now standard us

they've got a fantastic workforce in oxford already and that combination of planning for the future hasck britain. the uk car industry has been pushing hard for up brexit deal that still allows free trade with the eu. since the vote, nissan has promised to make models for the sunderland plant. toyota is spending a quarter of £1 billion updating this factory near derby. experts say the real test is yet to come. i don't think this tells us very much about brexit at all. this is an adaptation of an existing car. the big questions will be when bmw produces a new mini and companies like vauxhall produce the next generation astra, will they produce in the uk or will the uncertainty about our relationship with europe put them off staying in the uk? a good day for the uk car industry but the government is still under enormous pressure to cut a brexit deal that secures its long—term future. more than 86,000 nhs posts were vacant in england in the first three months of this year. the latest figures show the number of vacancies climbed by almost eight thousand compared with the same period last ye

for the skedaddle book, oxford university press. it should be noticed that just this past thursday, march 203rd, was okay day the 178. day of america's and the world's greatest word. in his day job, alan is an in this professor at mcmurry college in illinois. first, return to how people misuse words before we get to how we add words to the dictionary. for that part of the program were going to hear from robert rubin. it gives me great pleasure and great depression to introduce robert to you. [laughter] i'll explain why. robert is actually an old friends and very few people ian can say this about -- robert and i have known each other for over five years. that gives me great pleasure and it also depresses me greatly that i can say i've known someone for 55 years. we were both sons of college professors and we grew up on the same college campus, running around in our superman and batman costumes and it wasn't halloween, let me tell you.fi anyway, robert has grown up to be a fine young man, he's an editor of poet, teacher, writer who li

i work for the infamous oxford circus station. the launch of the 24—hour night tube last year, we actually run 2a hours on fridays and saturdays. my role begins the minute you walk through the station and if you need assistance along the way, anywhere, i'm here. that's what we're here for. that's fine, if you want to touch your 0yster card. 0n there? yeah, that's it. there you go, my love. sound result that for you. and that's done. thanks so much. you're welcome, take care. at night, this is where oxford circus comes alive. central london comes alive during the night. everyone‘s coming out, everyone‘s going out and having a great time, especially on fridays. you finish work, you don't want to just rush home, so they take advantage of the nightlife. they take advantage of the pubs, the fact that we have 2a hours services. people enjoy it and the atmosphere is always amazing. it's great. i am a people person, i've always been a people person. so you are the actual monopoly man! yeah. it is fun, it is absolutely fun. so we've done a

charlie: out of college, you went directly to oxford? had one year on the kerry campaign, first thing i did after i graduated. they sent me to arizona and we realized that would not happen and they redeployed me to new mexico. roadsllowing summer, the kicked in and gave me the chance to spend two years in the u.k. it was a very intense program. i was in the philosophy, politics, and economics program. i learned a whole different style of learning that they practiced at oxford. charlie: what did they do that is different? pete: they had a tutorial system. harvard had tutorials, too. i thought i knew what that meant. it is more like a weekly oral exams, and i was getting grilled on economics and things i was on.ng to catch up coming back to a place like south bend, with the unemployment rate in the double digits when i took office as mayor, -- charlie: when did you get the political bug? pete: my parents talked about politics a lot. we were not politically connected or involved necessarily locally, but i was always aware. i went to a catho

lancaster county and parts of maryland and this nasty thunderstorm with 60 lightning strikes south of oxford heading towards newark and parts of newcastle. that could slide towards sail imand parts of cumberland county going into the evening hours. for the fireworks forecast most areas stay dry but again wilmington and philadelphia points to the south there are pop-ups with temperatures starting in the 80s at 8:00 and 11:00, 78 degrees. we'll talk about a nice wednesday on tap and more storms for most of us at the end of the week in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> well, folks flocked to the jersey shore trying to see out one more weekday, check out the scene from surf city chopper 6 hd flying over the coast and the beach was filled with people soaking up every ounce of sun and sand on the 4th of july holiday. bob brooks is a bit further south in margate. a great day to be at the beach. >> rick, absolutely amazing, you couldn't ask for anything better and i couldn't ask for a better assignment on the 4th of july and i want to show everyone the incredible scene we have. look at that

and stuff in oxford pushing slowly through chester county and lancaster county more cells on their waylook outside we are looking at mainly cloudy skies and clouds with limited sun the way we go the rest of the way the farther north in the poconos and lehigh valley. the temperature now is 80 and the dew point is 60 on the cusp of what we consider humid air and not really humid out there. winds 9 miles per hour and ocean temperature at 64. temperatures across the region, 82 in allentown and 79 in reading and 74 in lancaster and 80s in millville and dover and 78 in cape may. that is where you'll stop down the shore. in the lehigh valley today sun mixing with clouds possible to see clouds up north at times and 87 degrees is the high there. and down the shore clouds with limited sunshine and high temperatures in the upper 70s in most of our areas a low risk of rip currents swim near the lifeguards and upper 70s in bethany beach and rehoboth, re go partly sunny and making it a clouds and sun break 86 is your high, and breezy. there is a pop-up shower around this afternoon as you saw. most o

a fully electric version of the mini is to be built at the cowley plant near oxford.levied on buyers of new—build houses could be banned in england under a proposed crackdown. the trend for new—build houses being sold as leasehold has accelerated in recent years. because ground rents can double every decade, some home owners have been left struggling to meet bills and in some cases making a property impossible to sell. the government plans are subject to an eight—week consultation and apply only to england. a sharp rise in personal loans could pose a danger to the uk economy, a bank of england official has warned. outstanding car loans, credit card balance transfers and personal loans have increased by 10% over the past year according to the bank's financial stability director alex brazier. in contrast household incomes have risen by just 1.5%. a vote in confidence has been given to bmw as they're to build the new electric kmini. david bailey, professor of industry at aston universityjoins us professor of industry at aston university joins us now. professor of industr

oxford, as all previous generations of the car have been starting in 2019. insists it hasn't received any commitments from the british government, regarding trading arrangements after brexit. the business secretary, greg clarke, explained why he thought britain was attracting such investment. rei nvest reinvest with the automotive sector. the environment we have created for investment in the future has led companies like bmw, and others, to recognise this is a great place to be. our top story: donald trump has taken the our top story: donald trump has ta ken the unusual step our top story: donald trump has taken the unusual step of publicly attacking his own attorney general, calling him a week for failing to investigate hillary clinton properly. other stories been reported around the bbc right now. bbc hindi report that six people in mumbai have died after a four—storey building collapsed. emergency workers are struggling to rescue around ten people still trapped under the rubble. 15 more have been pulled from the wreckage — some with serious injuries. prot

pm five thirty pm severe thunderstorms were located along the line extending from your oakland to oxford moving southeast at fifteen miles per hour hazard sixty miles per hour wind gusts and pennies. source radar indicated impact expects damage to trees and power lines locations and panted clued east in denton harrington camden federalsburg greensboro oakland ridgeley pest oxford bowers goldsboro queen anne woodside viola smithville rising sunshine lebanon star and jump down for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six thirty pm for the following counties in delaware can't in sussex and the following counties in maryland caroline queen anne's and tell but. i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories that our critics can't tell and you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth parties able to do that every story is built on going after the back s

oxford street is closed eastbound from oxford circus because of a burst water main. a slightly unpromising start to the day today, but we will start to the day today, but we will start to see improvements. the cloud and rain giving way to some sunshine, so a gradual brightening up as we move through the day. tonight we will see the tail end of that rain clearing out, so some outbreaks of light rain and drizzle, but as we move through the day we start to gradually see some brightness and some sunshine later in the day. 12 patches of cloutier and they are, but warm in the sunshine with highs of 22 celsius. through this evening, later spells of sunshine and then overnight we will see a dry night. patchy cloud around, but plenty of clear skies and temperatures falling to an overnight low of around 11— 1a celsius. so we will start the day tomorrow on fairly bright conditions. slightly fresher than lately, but plenty of sunshine. maureen the way of cloud through the day, turning into sunny spells, but staying dry, and began temperatures in the 20s. so a maximum tomorrow of

. >> then went to oxford as a roads scholar. >> that's right. >> you went directly to oxford. >> i worked on the kerry campaign so that was half a year 2004. first thing i did right after i graduated. sent me to arizona and realized that wasment going to happen and redeployed me to new mexico. i went to washington looking for my old boss and the following summer the rhodes kick the in and gave me a chance in the uk. >> did you enjoy that. >> i was in the pp program, philosophy, politics and economics. and learned a whole different style of learning that they practice at oxford. >> how is that? what do they do that's different. >> it was the tutorial system. harvard had tutorials too so i thought i knew what that meant. but over there it's more like a weeky oral examine and i was getting grilled especially on economics and things i was racing to catch up on. but that economics background has served me very welcoming back to a place like south bend especially with the unemployment rate and the double digits when i took office as mayor. >> when did you get the political bug some might say. >

. >> amir shaquile has worshiped at the mosque on the 7200 block of roosevelt boulevard here in oxford circle for five years. he says, the man in the video, didn't need to steel to fine help. >> it is not the way to do it, he can just come in, and ask for money, we will help him. >> instead, philadelphia police say the suspect tried to break into a safe using source orals, he was un suck unsuccessful. >> he obviously knows where he is going in the mosque, that's one of the concerns of the mosque there. >> mosque now making security changes including patrols, suspect got away with a undisclosed amount of money. also getting a drink of water, he made his escape on a bike. worshippers hope he'll now come forward and have a change of heart. >> think about the consequences, look at what happened to you, not just here , but we, we think in terms of life after death. >> police now need the public 's help in identifying the suspect. anyone with information is asked to call police. live in oxford circumstance they will morning, jan carabeo , cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, a hell, back to you. >

good so nikolaidis professor in international relations at oxford university in the uk thank you very much for being with us. time now for more business news i'm joined by concepts that boy at kate meeting cake was sorting out again. with f. fronts launching a low cost airline that's right a third a low cost airline under its name. air france klm already operates the hot line which flies within frowns israel's turns out via with mid range service across europe. now is aiming to offer lower cost service to asia and the middle east would boost. pilots and cabin creek the parent company of war worried that their pay and working conditions would be affected by the new competition. but they've now reached an agreement that will allow the new carrier to take off. alexander hurst has more. the skies are getting crowded with low cost carriers but air france thinks a new one called boost will take its profits to a new height. for three years air france's unions have opposed the creation of low cost subsidiaries transavia and boost. with pilot striking over proposed changes to pay and time off.

easy for oxford and cambridge, but not much for the less well known universities.troversial. there is a tuition cap on fees, will they go back to the government and say, can we raise that even further, or start charging shins for the things? ‘s charging shins for the things? ‘s charging to use the wi—fi, or other things. you don't want to detergents as “— things. you don't want to detergents as —— did her students as the uk emerges from brexit. this the deficit doubled in one year. thank you for now. the headlines bbc news: translate mac donald trump names generaljohn kelly as his new chief of staff after reince priebus resigns. angry clashes in east london during a protest over the death of a man who was restrained by police last week. north korea claims its latest miss o test shows that the whole of the us mainland is within range of its missiles. donald trump calls the test reckless and dangerous. that's care more on that now. the north korean leader, kimjong and, now claiming any target was at them striking range following the latest intercontinental missile te

emory university in oxford, georgia, before they moved to atlanta, many descendents worked on the campus of rural georgia. university of virginia has a similar history where the families that had been enslaved before, their descendents continue to work on the campus. it would be interesting to do more work to see how families of laborers remain connected to these institutions. afterher major influence the war was the continuation of exclusion of people of african descent from colleges and universities. really until the 1950's, with the supreme court decision, that was when larger number of african-americans were admitted to -- admitted. before the civil war, only a few african-americans were admitted and they were driven out. after the civil war, at some elite universities you would have a few students admitted. most universities, of course in the south with segregation, all of those universities excluded people of african descent from historically white institutions. because of that you have the rise of historically black colleges and universities. for the most part, black access to hig

the new model, which will be rolled out in 2019, will be built in oxford, where workers welcomed the news. it's great for the business, and we are very thrilled that we are going to be part of this huge success, hopefully. it means that there is no problem with the thoughts of them closing it down because of brexit, so it's very good news. we'll be asking how far bmw's decision reflects confidence in britain as it approaches brexit. also tonight... the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard plead with a high courtjudge to let him return home to die. staff shortages in the nhs — more than 86,000 posts were vacant in the first three months of this year. how long will he last? america's attorney—general faces yet more public criticism, from his own boss. i told you before, i'm very disappointed with the attorney general. but we will see what happens. time will tell. and britain's adam peaty breaks the 50 metres breaststroke world record, becoming the first man ever to go under 26 seconds. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news, out through injury — greg rutherford says he's gut

before oxford moved to atlanta, many descendents worked on the campus of rural georgia. university of virginia has a similar relationship with us families that have in enslaved before. they need to work on the campus afterwards. it is interesting to see how families of labors become connected to the is the titian. -- institution. after the war it was the continuation of exclusion of people of african recs -- african descent. 1950's -- until the 1950's, that is when larger numbers of african americans were admitted. before the civil war, only a few african-americans were admitted and they were driven out. after the civil war, at some elite universities you would have a few students admitted. excludedersities people of african descent from historically white in additions. because of that you have the rise of historically black colleges and universities. black accesspart, to higher education was constrained. that exclusion of african-americans and students and faculty's from universities with the 1950 supreme court case , which students did to be admitted to law school. thi

with me is 0liver cornock who's editor—in—chief at the oxford business group i , thank you very muchg us. , thank you very much forjoining us. let's begin... it is hardly an exclusive for the times, donald trump's tra nsgender exclusive for the times, donald trump's transgender band. what are your views? it has been can condemned across social media and it is on everything. it does seem a step backwards, doesn't it? there have been such ad vantage is the deal seed t communities in the united states, a country riven with heavenly conservative elements. i would argue that perhaps president trump is playing to that. is trying to push through difficult legislation, increasing sanctions against russia, repealing 0bamacare. this is perhaps an appeal to his conservative base. either way it looks to be a spurious angle. the cost argument, for a start. the cost of viagra, apparently, is $40 million. the cost of looking after transgender people million. the cost of looking after tra nsgender people is million. the cost of looking after transgender people is less than $20 million. it does not m

an books include "wartime: idea, its history, its consequences" published by oxford university press in 2012. "exporting american dreams: thurgood's american journey." " cold war civil rights: race in the image of american democracy" from princeton in 2000. and two edited collections "legal borderlands," and" september 11 in history." mary's next book, entitled "going to war: an american history" is under contract with oxford university press. mary's research has been supported by the guggenheim, mel lon fellowships, the institute for advanced studies at princeton, and numerous other foundations. her books have been distant wished by her passion for social justice and progress by extensive research, by cogent analysis, and by very careful articulation of ideas and evaluation. have bestowed numerous accolades on mary's work. the book onto regarding marshall was described as "a gem of a book" and "a work of true genius." reviews of "wartime" described it as "a provocative meditation and a fascinating and nuanced narrative." mary helps explain the journal of american history, "why natio

oxford is getting a little bit of this, salem county and cumberland county are getting this.shades of green and yellow in i-95 new castle county. as you glance to the west, it's marked in dark green on the way. there's a possibles some of us get a downpour later in the morning. sky6 live hd cloudy skies over the airport and everywhere else, some spots getting wet. 71 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 65. that's in the moderate humidity range, more humid by the shore. 66 is the ocean temperature. satellite and radar showing once we get rid of the morning batch of rain there's additional precipitation scattered out to the west. it will not be a washout but we'll be looking at periods where it is coming down. future tracker 6 showing you dirnght afternoon not rain -- during the afternoon not raining all the time, but an isolated thunderstorm or downpour. the stuff you see in southern delaware could produce a strong, gusty thunderstorm later today and this evening. tonight, mostly dry, but we can't rule out a couple of downpours. temperature today, 72 degrees by 8:00. noon 77. we

it says the new model will be assembled at its plant in cowley, in oxford, starting in 2019.l face new pollution taxes. the government says it will commit to banning the sale of all new diesel and petrol cars by 2040 in order to force people to switch to electric and hybrid vehicles. joining us is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. thank you

experience it was almost if my resume of being valedictorian and graduated from stanford and going to oxford, it's almost like all that is exacerbated. also i was a classic violence. i had to learn early on people attack you and don't like you for no apparent reason. i remember going to my father and saying, dad, especially coming from minnesota, why do people not like me just because? he gave me advice that i think about every single day and it's been very helpful in the last year, which is you try to accumulate as many people as possible and you keep trying with those people but in the end, if they don't decide to come to your side, you have to let it go. that advice has been paramount to my life in the last year. i don't expect to please everyone with what i did or with this book, but i do know that i'm going to empower thousands of others who want to learn more about this issue and want to have their voices heard. >> host: you refer to yourself aas a recovering perfectionist t what does that mean? >> guest: well because i thought i was going to be recovered at 40, but that kind of happen

oxford 56 degrees. lincoln university, 57. and 56 in unionville. low 60s for a new neighborhoods. warrington, port washington and gladwyne dropped down to 50s. quick warmup. temperatures going up. 3:00 this afternoon. 87 at 5:00. as the numbers go up, the humidity stays low. really comfortable all day long. as far as sunshine, no clouds showing up here. the nearest clouds in central pennsylvania. nearest showers in kansas. they got a ways to go before they get to us. they will be arriving later this week. wednesday and thursday and into the weekend. not today. nights comfortable. humidity stays low. temperature be warm. 89 degrees this afternoon. bit warmer tomorrow. 90 the high temperature after morning low of 6 degrees. chance we'll see some showers and thunderstorms wednesday. back up to 90 for those showers take shape. thursday, 87 after morning low of 70. showers and thunderstorms little bit more likely during the afternoon on thursday. they break on friday. another round in fact more likely come through on saturday. good news is, not going to be all weekend. sunshine is back

he is now master at saint peters college, oxford. welcome to newswatch.de these kind of decisions. were you surprise? i was surprised by the gender gap. i thought there might be a gender gap but it was considerably more embarrassing and bigger than i had anticipated. some of the individual figures caused some surprise. not necessarily in news, sometimes outside. not all were surprising. ican not all were surprising. i can see entirely from the point of view of an average licence payer that they would have looked on average high. in terms of the negotiating these one by one, no i wasn't enormously surprise. several viewers have described some of these salaries as obsene, and they are eye—watering, aren't they? it isa aren't they? it is a truth and it is not necessarily a happy truth that the way people get paid across the economy is not across the economy is not a reflection of moral virtue or moral value. it would be hard to say that a nurse or a policewoman, orafire a nurse or a policewoman, or a fire officer is not worth more by way of moral value than

it says the new model will be assembled at its plant in cowley, in oxford, starting in 2019.nd, finally, the telegraph says diesel car drivers in the uk will face new pollution taxes. the government says it will commit to banning the sale of all new diesel and petrol cars by 2040 in order to force people to switch to electric and hybrid vehicles. joining us is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. everyone is looking at it in different ways at donald trump on the war path against one of the people who did back him in the election campaign, jeff sessions. yes, jeff sessions was one of the first, he was the first senator that supported him at the time, the senator from al obama, now increasingly under criticism from donald trump for his handling of, his lack of handling the investigations into donald trump's opponent in the campaign, hillary clinton, and also for refusing himself for the investigations into the meddling with russia in the campaign, so that is something which seems to be increasi

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researchers from the university of oxford say nearly a third surveyed were victims of some sort of regularger reports. this study of the largest of its kind ever conducted in england, suggests bullying is rife as ever. 0f suggests bullying is rife as ever. of the 110,015 —year—olds who were asked privately about their experiences, nearly a third said they were the victims of some sort of regular bullying. 12% of teenagers said they were frequently called cool names or teased. while around one in 50 suffered physical abuse such as being kicked, shoved 01’ abuse such as being kicked, shoved or locked indoors. this research echoes a feeling among many parents that bullying is worse now than when they were children. i knew people who were bullied but mostly it was more overweight all looked a little bit different. we think now with all of the social media it is different. there is also a lot of," it isjust better" but people don't really perceive how it might come across to others. i know it is around. you hope it isn't your child and that they don't bully either. despite a recent focus on so—

he's also a consultant neonatologist and is talking to us from hospital in oxford...ie's case? it's about weighing up charlie's case? it's about weighing up the risks and benefits of continuing life support for charlie, and associated with that, the risks and associated with that, the risks and benefits of the experimental treatment. so, where then do the ethical issues, the medical issues, and the legal issues all intersect? the ethical issues and the legal issues, they overlap. both ethics and law look first of all at what is best for charlie. that is all that anybody involved in this case is focused on, the challenge, of course, is that there are different views about what would be best for charlie. understandably, his parents have struggled to come to terms with the news that they have been given by doctors. that medical treatment cannot help him. they have looked for other options, any option, that may help him. they have found something and that, in theory, could possibly help him. the question is, does this offer him a realistic chance or benefit? is it worth c

avenue by the paint store and in chester county a crash along the southbound side of the route 1 oxford bypass near 796 that cleared out and head to nottingham, are you good to go on the southbound route 1 oxford bypass and southbound side of blue anchor road, but we are better this afternoon on the rails in new jersey, patco high speed line back to normal after all the problems this morning. the trolley blitz continues, 10, 11, 34 and 36 remain diverted to 40th and market. lets do the commuter report. a crash along the blue route 476 approaching westchester pike and that is the spot that would normally be bus in the afternoon. we'll check it again if the next-hour. >> nice to have you back. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00. the third time is the charm for war torn robotics team they are finally being allowed into the united states. >> and melissa magee is down the shore today live in sea isle city. >> reporter: hi there brian and sharrie. it's a good day to be down the shore because the heat is on inland and here it's pretty hot too but a bit a breeze in historic fish alley in t

this is lawncrest section right off of roosevelt boulevard, intersection of the oxford and magee a row house on the edge of mcgee's block right there. this is just a 20 minute, 13- mile relatively quick drive to dinardo's bensalem home. these guys essentially friends and neighbors. expect bucks detectives to go back to this northeast philly house armed with the search warrant to see what this guy has got in his place in terms of the any possible evidence for this case beside having just the word of a confessed killer saying this guy is involve. we have learned this second person has a criminal history themselves in philadelphia and history of being a victim of violence. philadelphia police source tells us he was just shot in another incident in march. now through confession if you weren't paying attention dinardo says this guy only helped in three of the four murders and heard jenny explaining two separate graves on the solebury property this guy helped kill three, set bodies on fire and then bury the three according to dinardo's confession and dinardo may be brought back there in hand

they were at this house on mcgee avenue in oxford circle last night. we know people who live in that house are friends with cosmo dinardo on facebook. two sources tell us investigators are questioning someone in connection to the case. dinardo confessed to being involved in the death of the four men who went missing last week. investigations found the remains of three victims in a grave on the family's farm. only one set of remains has been identified as one of the missing men. a source close to the investigation tells us that dinardo told police where to find the other body. crews will resume their search today. we expect an update from authorities at 11:00. have that for you live right here on nbc 10. also on nbc 10 app. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you right now. one last check on the roads. watching some wet roads right now. watching the schuylkill to be exact. right around girard avenue eastbound seeing slow downs. 27 from the blue route to vine. speeds are dropping and into the 20s. that's good. it's a little slippery out th

deputy director of bbc news, and he was later a bbc trustee and is now master of st peter's college oxfordswatch. you used to be management and make these kind of pay decisions. were you surprised by the numbers revealed ? i was surprised by the gender gap. i thought there would be a gender gap, but it was considerably more embarrassing and bigger than i had anticipated. some of the individual figures, of course, caused some surprise. not necessarily new, sometimes outside. not all of them were surprising. i can see entirely from the point of view from an average licence payer that they would have looked, on average, high. but in terms of negotiating these one by one, no, i wasn't enormously surprised. because several viewers have described some of these salaries as obscene, and they are eye—watering, aren't they? well, it's a truth and it's not necessarily a happy truth that the way people get paid across the economy is not a reflection of moral virtue or moral value. it would be hard to say that a nurse or a police woman or a fire officer isn't worth more by way of moral value than they