making up for the earlier faux pas and saved for liverpool.or the earlierfaux pas and being saved for liverpool. making up for the earlier faux pas and being the hero for liverpool. another european trophy for the european champions.” trophy for the european championsli don't trophy for the european champions.” don't know where adrian was two weeks ago when we played manchester city and when i spoke to him first time he told me, yes, coach and this, he will need time to get fit. but we didn't have that time. he was fit, he played an incredible game, sensational. maybe from adrian, it's a bit more surprising. without pretty much any preparation, i don't know when he played. being ready like he was ready tonight is incredible. i told him not to worry and the fact that he is confident and the fact that he is confident and wanted to stand up and take it for penalty, i've missed penalties, anyone can and what i want is the confidence of the young players to stand up and do that. i said to him, not to worry that he will come back stronger. it's part

i am hearing pa rents line relationships.hy can't parents teach theseissues you know, why can't parents teach these issues to their children? why is the state taking over and making it mandatory? i am afraid the government's message is we don't trust parents to do that, we have to do itand trust parents to do that, we have to do it and there are many hundreds of pa rents, do it and there are many hundreds of parents, thousands even, who don't like that, who are worried, nervous about what their children are going to be taught. we are defending pa rents. to be taught. we are defending parents. parents are going to be the primary care gives in their children's lives but it is naive to think they will be only one, wider society and culture does that, and a lot the messages in wider society and culture can be negative, about sex and relationship, ones that are dangerous. that is one of the reasons why children who are human beings with right of their own need education in schools about sex and relationships to make up what might

it has always been a pa rt good question.m the indian constitution. also maybe to move india to what the uniform civil code. i think it is happening now because they have an immense amount of power. this has come very quickly after the indian general elections where prime minister modi came back with a majority once again. there is very little little opposition in this country. they now have the opportunity to do something they a lwa ys opportunity to do something they always wanted to do so that is what has happened. let‘s see what the long—term consequences of this are going to be in terms of relations between india and pakistan, two nuclear powers who both want this dispute region. we shall watch this space very closely. thank you very much indeed. let‘s look ahead to a few events likely to make the news later in the day. there‘s a controversial meeting in rome this morning. the deputy prime minister, matteo salvini, will discuss his budget plans with trade unionists, breaking protocol. it‘s usually the prime minister‘s jo

because pa rt made about expectations.is a commitment, a taliban commitment to ensure security in the country. and then, coming off the back of the president's comments that they, the taliban, provide a platform for terrorists. do you think that these bombings should continue it will undermine the taliban's commitment and promised to increase security? it certainly will. somehow either now or to shown that it is notjust the taliban... even in the capital, that when and as they want they can inflict harm on civilians and can disturb the life here. so time will show how well the taliban really be able to fight these kinds of groups that are able to come all the way inside the city at heightened security, when they country was preparing for the 100 independence day anniversary, 100 years of independence. already inside and outside the city there were extra security measures, but still they have managed to break in to the city and walk into this wedding hall and bring this carnage. thank you very much. the search has resumed f

what otherwise are pa rents the bills. right.grants available, in scotland, wales and northern ireland, normally based around children who are entitled to free school meals weren't allowed to get a free school meals weren't allowed to geta grant free school meals weren't allowed to get a grant to pay for the uniforms. in england, the situation is quite different and that of the councils we co nta cted different and that of the councils we contacted here at the bbc only a handful say they still provide that grant. the local government association say their budgets are squeezed by westminster, councils in england don't have the money to be able to do that but as a result, pa rents a re able to do that but as a result, parents are having to pay the price was up lots of parents taking things into their own hands as a result, organising uniform swaps, second—hand sales, pta is to try and help families that need help at this time of year but essentially most families need some kind of help with a bill of £250. thank you very much. with

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ina in a year's time, this city will be hosting the pa ralympic in a year's time, this city will be hostinghe paralympic games and not only are we seeing 4000 odd athletes arriving with all kinds of disabilities, there will also be disabled media and spectators. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 8pm in brazil where wildfires continue to rage across the amazon rainforest. brazil's president jair bolsonaro says his government lacks the resources to fight the fires and said that countries that give money to preserve the amazon interfere with brazil's sovereignty. but conservationists have blamed his government for what's happening, saying the president has encouraged the clearing of land by loggers and farmers. the french president emmanuel macron added his voice to those concerned. he tweeted: "our house is burning. literally." he said wildfires in the amazon were an international crisis and called on this weekend's g7 to address the issue. camila mota sent this report from sao paul

been told to leave their homes in the town of whaley bridge in derbyshire after heavy rains caused paer heavy rains caused part of a nearby dam to collapse. residents have gathered at a local school and there are fears that the dam could burst causing water from the reservoir to engulf the town. the us has announced a new 10% tariff on a further $300 billion worth of imports from china to president trump says the new tariffs would start at 10%, and possibly be increased further depending on how the next round of talks go. the japanese cabinet has stripped south korea of its preferred list of trading partners in an escalation of the bitter trade row tween america's two allies in asia. tokyo's so—called white list is a list of countries that enjoy the minimum trade restrictions. let's get the latest from our correspondent in the south korean capital. laura, how serious the movie is this? well, when it comes to relations between japan and south korea, quite serious. we hear a protest outside the japanese embassy here in seoul and as you can see they are holding up and as you can see they

you do see them all the time, all these are a p pa re ntly all the time, all these are apparently notlaring it. but in the irish system were considered a cheat, almost was not has to be reported to the exam authority so it's a really big deal in ireland. this is a big deal the uk as well as another point at the very end of this article, interestingly plagiarism is down, examiners are finding far less people being accused of plagiarism because i think they got the technology to start searching through and senior people are copying. and now and now, chernobyl vodka. made in the exclusion zone, we had reports of this earlier in the programme. this is a company, scientists have come up with this. the idea is that it's a social enterprise but the money is put back into helping those who lived through the disaster because they're still having very poor quality living conditions and prospects, et cetera. south of the profits are going to go. all the profits are going to go to help the community in the ukraine and try to help track — track change the narrative from nuclear fallout. to hopeful

we know india isn't pa rt going to india.7 but prime minister moody was an invitee and he it comes in the wake of lots of strange that have popped up in the bilateral relationship between india and america in terms of trade and political interest — make issues over kashmir. trade is an important pa rt over kashmir. trade is an important part of the tubing bilateral strategic partnership — make issues over kashmir. there have been a raft of tariffs escalating leading to fears of a protracted trade war. it hasn't always been a smooth sailing between the two and trump has called india the tariff king and there is a yawning trade gap between the two in favour of india. india has dragged the us to the world trade organisation over it dispute on trade. we do know that mr moody will be seeing trump again. —— never enter a modi. he will travel to houston where there is expected to bea houston where there is expected to be a roundtable with energy companies. he will see how india could import more from the us and see how the us could

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ijust wonder how your pa rents as a youth.ur parents feel about that, given that they are classical liberal civil rights oriented by parents? -- black pa rents. rights oriented by parents? -- black parents. my parents, i think, rights oriented by parents? -- black parents. my parents, ithink, like me, we have commonly moved away from these ideas, as i think many americans have in general. i think any americans, for instance, looking back at the 1994 crime bill and seeing that as a problem. so in many ways many americans have moved to be more antiracist. and so i think many americans are recognising that those ideas they believed in the 19905 we re ideas they believed in the 19905 were indeed racist. you talk of shame. shame about some of the things you used to believe as a teenager. i think there was one famous, well, i know there was from the book, there was this famous moment where you are in an oratory competition at our school. you gave this incredibly impressive speech, innocence, sort of blaming black youth for some of t

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this is pa rt inverted for quite a while. this is part of the global flight to safety.ing us. and explaining all of that. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. thailand plans stimulus spending that the government hopes will give a $7.3 billion boost to the economy. the measure is aimed at countering recent slowdown we've just been talking about. the package includes help for farmers and people on low incomes. apple says it was either directly or indirectly responsible for 2.4 million usjobs in 2018. that's up by 20% from the 2 million the tech giant estimated back in 2017. it says most of the jobs came from companies which make parts in america for apple products. the world trade organisation has ruled against us duties imposed on a range of chinese imports, effectively giving beijing a green light to seek compensation. washington imposed the duties after it accused beijing of paying illegal subsidies to chinese firms. the wto said the us was in the wrong but washington says it does not accept the decision. hong kong's richest man, lee ka—shing

i think that is the hardest pa rt of myself. i think that is the hardest part of the job.essionals we have had have been excellent in terms of their professionalism and helping their professionalism and helping the young players which has been really important and everybody is looking forward to moving on. the clu b looking forward to moving on. the club looking for a brighter future. for all the people at bolton the football clu b for all the people at bolton the football club is so important, such an important part of the community, andi an important part of the community, and i hope that brighter times are around the corner, and the supporters deserve a lot of credit in terms of playing their part in helping the takeover get close. now to some sad news today and the former ghana, nottingham forest, hibs and bristol rovers striker junior agogo has died at the age of a0. agogo suffered a stroke in 2015 and struggled with his speech afterwards, telling a bbc documentary that he felt anxious about it. he began his career at sheffield wednesday, played 27 times for his count

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because those are pa rt in town centres.the identity, as well as the economic lifeblood of those areas, we need to be able to get them reopens, bring new life back to the streets. this is a plan to give councils the plan to step in where landlords will simply not play ball and will not do anything with the long—term empty shops to say all right, let us manage them. let us get businesses, community projects, cooperative businesses, let us get activity and people back into those shops. back into those units and back into the high streets. so, you wa nt back into the high streets. so, you want councils to be able to decide if businesses can open a shop that had been empty for more than 12 months. but what does that mean? will they be getting them for free? how does that work with other businesses that are been around for longer and are not getting the free space? i was going to work? the detail of how it will work will be settled in consultation. we are proposing as a starter anything that has been vacant for more than 12 month

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. however, also meet the ruling pa rty‘s national spokesman.lways meant to bea constitution, it was always meant to be a temporary provision. the objective always was to integrate kashmir with the rest of india. on the ground in the region, there is an uneasy quite. people are still not allowed to gather in public places. they are not allowed to hold protests. phone and intranet lines are still snapped, so if there is anger and dissent, that is the reason, they are not able to communicate with each other, which is why we are not seeing it on the ground yet. 0ur our latest headlines, president trump condemns racism and white supremacy, describing the mass shootings that left 31 people dead in the united states as a monstrous evil. hospitals in england are to receive £850 million in funding for upgrades to outdated facilities and equipment. tesco is cutting 4500 jobs, mostly from its metro stores. the market numbers, this is how london and frankfurt ended the day, and in the united states, this is how dow and nasdaq are getting on. the environmen

a p pa re ntly environment.e are electric solutions on the horizon for short—haulflights solutions on the horizon for short—haul flights of under an hour. long haulflights short—haul flights of under an hour. long haul flights produce short—haul flights of under an hour. long haulflights produce the most carbon emissions and where we are seeing the increase in turbulence. at the end of another highly divisive week in us political life, you might expect president trump to be on the back foot. but actually mr trump's personal favourability rating has increased by about 10 percentage points among registered voters since the last election. millions of voters who say they didn't like him in 2016 now say they do. so what do we take away from that? let's speak to niall stanage, white house columnist at the hill. good to have you with us. a lot of people will have watched the events this week and the partisan nature of the debate around these shootings and think that the popularity of the present must be sinking but in

well, returns has to be pa rt campaigners.t of the strategy, because the problem we have seen over the past year is increasing numbers, as your report shows, of wreckage migration on the split. that is not been a case in the past, damian method has been concealment and noise. but we are announcing an incident every two to three hours here. we are recommending french to try and stop the smugglers, but it is not working. they are being —— if they are being allowed to stay, then i'm afraid the message being sent back would be of a supply chant. i suspect that is the reasoning behind his comments. but at the moment, as the law stands, we are talking about international law, they cannot be sent back because i have a right to claim asylum. well, there are things called safe third country agreement around the world, you know, under the 51 convention the norm with be that if your fleeing persecution you would claim asylum in the first safe country you come to. pretty clear that people that are arriving here have been through a number

there are many reasons but you say it's important for pa rents reasons but you say it's important foronly have a child who is very fussy, around the dinner table, moving forward , around the dinner table, moving forward, the child grows up and they start school and they have more meals out of the home, you don't know as much what's going on there so know as much what's going on there so it's important to keep the dialogue going. if you know you have a child he was very fussy, maybe look out for other things which are associated with anorexia like excessive exercising or using other ways to keep weight down, or being unhappy with their body shape. it's having this very complete picture because eating disorders are not a lwa ys because eating disorders are not always just about eating but also lots of other issues come into play. it's nice to have all the different types of information coming in. it's nice to have all the different types of information coming inm it's nice to have all the different types of information coming in. is a or paediatric dietician, can you give some tips for

documents oained by the post ed show he became w that pa are i all a lee would sue because he constantly ched them out about their involvement in the investigation. evans who is also a dc councilman is under investigation for using his position at metrodcnd council for other business opportunities. evans remains on the dc council but has been stripped of his title as chairman of the finan committee. >> roller coaster week as it relates to the weather andgwen, feels like it's rse wash and repeat for the weekend. >> you're w right becausee have the heat, humidity and the chance oa shower or two. but we're gng to putt all together for you. right now it's 80 degrees but feeling i liket's 84 and that's because the humidity is sticking around. mostly cloy skie but that's exceptionally warm for this time of night as we know. if you take a look at our is hour, 84 at annapolis, per baltimore at 80 degrees as well. 77 at frederick and hagerstown, quantico andto leown and 75 degrees at manassas. those dew points, they just don't wan to drop they're currently into the 60s and the low 70s. an that ju

i did not know how to deal with my emotions, especially with my pa rents. emotions, especially with mythleen is a therapist. she was a therapist, psychologist. she was a therapist, psychologist. she helped me to open up. betsy and iwe she helped me to open up. betsy and i we rode bikes together and would go on walks together. i would help her cook. is there enough mayonnaise? how much? put more in. yeah, that looks really dry. did and that she gave birth tojulia but with ace term donor. it created a special family. with ace term donor. it created a specialfamily. a with ace term donor. it created a special family. a beautiful with ace term donor. it created a specialfamily. a beautiful blend. mom, how long do i do this for?” was ready to keep going. that's so cool! before my mom died she left me this note. i was at college my sophomore year and note. i was at college my sophomore yearand in the note. i was at college my sophomore year and in the middle of my midterms and i got a call from betsy she said julia, you have to come home. after my mom died ifound this note that she left for

kathy, you're a single pa rent to family. kathy, you're a single parent to two teenage girls. feed your family, particularly in the summer holidays? wholly reliant. as the other lady was saying, school holidays, free school meals have stopped. so you need the food banks in the summer holidays. absolutely. teenage children almost have hollow legs! so they are angry and by the fridge or the time, what can we have? and fridge or the time, what can we have ? and that fridge or the time, what can we have? and that is hard on me —— they are hungry all the time. how old are they? 16 and 14. and what words would you use to describe how you feel about using a food bank? there are positive words like grateful, obviously. i am grateful, are positive words like grateful, obviously. lam grateful, but are positive words like grateful, obviously. i am grateful, but there is also shameful. i put that badge on of being a bad mother because you can't provide for your children. i am not working at the moment. and the benefit money goes as far as it goes and no further than that. during the holid

so obviously, pa rents more if we needed to.but in that situation where the kids are not able to raise enough money for a deposit, is it really the only way round the kids getting on the property ladder. i think it goes back to the first point you made, is have the parents got enough money to afford that, have they got enough money for the rehaipeder of their live, are they in a good retirement position? a lot of people, sol live, are they in a good retirement position? a lot of people, so i am 42, soa position? a lot of people, so i am 42, so a bit younger and position? a lot of people, so i am 42, so a bit youngerand i know position? a lot of people, so i am 42, so a bit younger and i know that i'm not in a strong enough pension future position at the moment, so the thought to me of having to, or gifting my children, i have three children as well, £40,000 each, i don't think i could do it unless i get a sudden windfall. so your kids, they are 11, nine and six. yeah. are you thinking then about how things might work out for the

other companies have a p pa re ntly front better. but this has made it the front better. front line jobs, has made it the front better. front linejobs, four and has made it the front better. front linejobs, fourand a has made it the front better. front linejobs, four and a half thousand but many otherjobs down the supply chain. how hopeful do think those work in the supply chain should be about this tonight? it is a first optimistic sign for a while, especially with the effective colla pse especially with the effective collapse of the company. as the initial plan, we don't have a great deal of detail at this stage but the initial plans suggest an ongoing commitment to the plant and its production which would help reserves jobs in the supply chains as well. it is as encouraging news as we have had for quite some time. if you are one of those british steel workers in scunthorpe this evening and you are looking ahead to the next couple of weeks and the detail coming out of weeks and the detail coming out of the plan, what would you want

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maybe we train pas. maybe we train nurse practitioners. host: power those people trained -- how are those people trained on how to prescribed opioids? guest: the training has been lacking. one of the things in the last 10 years as we have started getting data on how doctors are educated on this topic. terrifying. average medical school gives seven hours of pain medicine to for justin's -- to physicians in training. several folks have put that up other data point, which is canadian doctors get more than 80 hours of pain medicine trading. we must assume they are getting training. what they are largely getting is, procedure for 60 tabs of percocet. that is not real education. that is a strategy for handing out scripts. there has to be a serious revolution. the way i think about it is, understanding these pills are complex. we think every physician, by virtue of md, gets to prescribe antibiotics for infections. we have treated opioids the same way. if you have a basic education in medicine -- opioids are hard. pain, ae book, in bioethicist per

labour's leader acknowledged his pa rty‘s distant fourth place was disappointing. conservative and that is what they voted for. so we were squeezed but it is a place we have not held for a very long time. this constituency voted almost the same way as the country in the referendum three years ago. the result here shows that borisjohnson‘s do or die brexit policy leaves the conservatives open to attack from remain parties, particularly when they work together, but the fact the tories did far better than the brexit party here is, for some, proof that the new prime minister's uncompromising stance on the eu is attracting support. at this children's farm near the brecon beacons, the owner says no deal must remain an option. hopefully, he can do a deal based on that strong bargaining position but you can't give all your cards away and hope to come out with fair results for britain for the long—term future for britain. you think he has taken the right approach at the moment with that line? 100%. for many here, brexit has become the defining issue in elections. i'll vote

the fact that there are smaller groups is kind of pa rt there are smaller groups is kind of part of thetting it and moving fast if you have less people because they can be more mobile. the reason the police have also been more mobile, coming in fast, trying to grab people, make enough arrests to grab people, make enough arrests to try and somehow take the wind out of this protest movement. there are still many thousands of radicalised protesters prepared to break the law, not mattering that they are warned not to come out, they have gas masks and helmets like we have. they disperse when the rubber bullets come, go to another area, go on the subway and do it all again. it is becoming difficult for the authorities to come up with a strategy to bring it to an end. they are trying and helping well before the looming deadline on the 1st of 0ctober the looming deadline on the 1st of october that they can finish this. if there are scenes like this on the 70th anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic of china, the standing committee will be horrified, mass military marches, celebr

wanted to see the country that i was born in and why my parents country that i was born in and why my pat country so much. it was nice to go back to the hospital where i was born. it really was an amazing experience. dita watts who had to begin a new life in britain. remember, you can watch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all of ourfilms bbc news channel or you can catch up on all of our films along with 1000 radio programmes on our online archive stop just search online for bbc witness history. next we go to cuba. injuly bbc witness history. next we go to cuba. in july 1980 bbc witness history. next we go to cuba. injuly1980 nine, fourtop cuban army cuba. injuly1980 nine, fourtop cu ban army officers cuba. injuly1980 nine, fourtop cuban army officers were sentenced to death and executed after being convicted of drug track —— trafficking. but critics of the regime believe the case was in fact a political attempt to punish the officers for advocating change in fidel castro's communist cuba. we hear from iliana della fidel castro's communist cuba.

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are you worried this is pa rt kitchen.fill? is it a fad? i don't think it isa refill? is it a fad? i don't think it is a trend, i think it is a lifestyle change that is growing every day. on the news earlier, we we re every day. on the news earlier, we were talking about resources from gadgets you have got in your cupboard, it is similar to every single industry. being more sustainable and using resources as much as possible and keeping it in a loop is what is important. good luck with it. all this week, we've been looking at the challenges of facing older workers and why companies are often trying to keep hold of them. but today, we're heading to silicon valley, where the workforce at tech companies is often so young, people can start to feel marginalised in their mid—30s. our technology reporter dave lee reports. more than 20 years of experience in silicon valley and elsewhere, getting work here used to be a doddle but things started to change when he turned 50. he was applying forjobs for which he should have been an ex

gotabhaya raja pa ksa the long wait is over. gotabhaya rajapa ksa is a the long wait is over.secretary while his brother was president between 2005 and 2015. the un says thousands of people were killed during a three decade civil war. some of those killed during the conflict were journalists who were critics of the then government. in one of the cases, a well—known editor was murdered in colombo in 2009. his family and other rights abuse victims have filed lawsuits against mr gotabhaya rajapa ksa in victims have filed lawsuits against mr gotabhaya rajapaksa in a us court. mr rajapa ksa, mr gotabhaya rajapaksa in a us court. mr rajapaksa, a dual citizen at the time of the alleged incident has since rescinded his us citizenship. there has been no progress and the family should be directly blamed for that.” progress and the family should be directly blamed for that. i am not responsible. now under this government, there have been inquiries. but they have not been able to pinpoint anybody without any reasonable, you know, doubt. who had done this. the number of cases against him h

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are still kids and the parents can still have the uncertainty about what happens if she breaks out pa. well, she would go straight back to jail. but what happens if she interacts with children in the meantime. she is banned from working with children and banned from the area, banned from devon and cornwall. it's good that she is banned from devon and cornwall and the thing is, when you speak to parents about it, it's the uncertainty and risk and fear she might do that and that's why i want to see her kept in for the duration of all of the kitschy abuse. it seems like a decent thing to do to ensure that every one of those kids has the certainty of being free from bumping into or having any possibility seeing vanessa george again. feelings are running high in the area ahead of the release. what would you say to the people there?|j would you say to the people there?” think we need to recognise that what va nessa think we need to recognise that what vanessa george is was disgusting but there is child abuse in every single one of our communities and we need to root out all of it but we als

not terrifying enough, the prospect for the queen of having to deal with politicians, this is not a paout the state of our politics, she doesn't think they are capable of governing, if this is correctly reported. i would say, my byline, this is impeccably sourced. the quote in the peace from someone close to the queen is that she is very dismayed. they quote is coming from her talking in 2016 in the aftermath of the referendum. however this person who speaks to her regularly has said that frustration well only have grown. her outage at the politicians. the wider context to this is that she risks being dragged into the sort of brexit crisis, and obviously the palace does not want that to happen. there isa campaign, does not want that to happen. there is a campaign, essentially, to stop at all falling on the queen. who i think we probably should remind people is in her 90s and probably, for art has seen an off a lot of before, but also rightly there is something rather brutal about us thinking the box tops with her. it is for politicians to sort out. what do you make of that? yes, and se

we need adequate funding to make sure that pa rents adequate funding to make sure that parents and thetance of vaccines and how to access those vaccines and also to be providing funding for the services in the local community, to make sure they are efficiently, effectively, and conveniently delivered for new parents. this year, cases of measles have trebled globally without brakes rising in the us, france, germany and italy. —— with outbreaks. many agree urgent action is needed. our health editor hugh pym is here. the government trying hard to boost vaccination rates but it is not easy, is it? the measures announced today by the prime minister for england to take forward what is already being done. gps have already been asked to contact parents and get them to reconsider if children have not been vaccinated. there is talk of getting social media companies around the table to promote more responsible messages. the debate is moving towards mid—you ta ke the debate is moving towards mid—you take the step son others had done and go mandatory? —— do you take? your child cannot be introduced

a big blow to irelan'ds praparations, they could have gone ican i can tell you he is enjoying this pa preparations, they could have gone top of the world rankings. at murrayfield, scotland avenged last weeks defaet to the french with a narrow 17—14 win. david domb reports. twickenham's final send off to england ahead of the world cup, ireland were the visitors, on top of the world rankings with a win. having shipped in early try, the remainder of the half was the show. he has run the perfect decoy, gaps created for slick quick passing. joe was steaming into the corner. driving into ireland again. this time the ball making its way over to elliott daily for the same outcome. his reward came right before half—time. england shifting the ball with ease. ireland does too slow to react. the leicester man crossing the line himself. and after the restart, it was more of the same. five second half tries, george cruz graham grabbing one, and shortly after, tom curry added a sixth. racing through the gears, driving right through the heart of the ireland defence. luke collin dickey adding the last

it is clear that daniel pa ntaleo findings and recommendations. police officer. well, following the announcement of the firing of the new york police officer, gwen carr, the mother of eric garner, held a news conference where she called for greater efforts to hold the police accountable for their actions. but you know, it'sjust but you know, it's just as heartening to go through this. and like we said, we are not finished. we have other offices that we have to go after. you have heard the names. we know the wrongdoing that they have done. show the pictures, say the names, do the rollcall. because they all need to lose their jobs. new york is not safe with office rs jobs. new york is not safe with officers out there like that. around 9,000 people have now been evacuated from their homes on the spanish island of gran canaria because of wildfires. they've been burning for more than a week, advancing on two fronts in a mountainous area. officials have described the fires as causing an unprecedented environmental tragedy. three years after the measles

but this is invite a p pa re ntly out last year.likely outcome now. you know, it is really damning. talking of things like heart border in ireland, delays, massive delays at ports and borders. massive disruptions, availability of fresh food to be we just, and then at the very end goes into things like availability of clean drinking water that might actually be compromised under a nokia brexit. that might actually be compromised undera nokia brexit. it that might actually be compromised under a nokia brexit. it is very shocking and it is rightly called unprecedented. i suppose, shocking and it is rightly called unprecedented. isuppose, in shocking and it is rightly called unprecedented. i suppose, in the end, should not be that surprised. in terms of what is suggesting, james, do think this might almost be a strategic leak from government, that rather than somebody who is opposed to brexit it might actually be used to get the stuff out? because if it happens, you cannot say you haven't been wormed. and if it does not happen then the

it's worth mentioning ryanair was successful earlier today in blocking irish pilots from taking pa rtke this evening. what does it all mean? ryanair put out a statement this evening essentially coming out fighting. they're saying there's not going to be any significant disruption and they expect to operate a full schedule of flights and they advised passengers who booked with them to go to the airport as usual and continue to checkin airport as usual and continue to check in and aboard those planes because it's going to be ok. that may be the case but clearly they've got lots of pilots everywhere as well, and that could save them in all of this because they have pilots across europe and they can draft them into filled gaps left from the strike. this dispute over pay and conditions is going to continue to drag on and if you're a customer or a passenger at this busy time over the bank holiday, they could beat travel chaos. president donald trump has cancelled a state visit to denmark after the prime minister dismissed his proposal to buy greenland as observed. last week mr trump said he

this is pa rt a hope of treating things. this is part of a year—long study.at the start and finish. 20% of those taking part already have symptoms. the others are those with a 50% chance of developing frontal lobe dementia.“ we can show efficacy in the wider dementia population, then that might be something that can be used at the front line by gps, but it is very important to do that alongside genetic counselling and all the other implications of a diagnosis. genetic counselling and all the other implications of a diagnosislj have other implications of a diagnosis.” have real hope that the app can help people with frontal lobe dementia by measuring sensitive changes in their cognition and as part of a wider study, that can be used to measure the effects of new and novel types of treatment and drugs to see if they are actually having a benefit or performance on these type of tests and apps. and of course it is not just the tests and apps. and of course it is notjust the patient tests and apps. and of course it is not just the patient whose life tests and apps