we offer a special thank to dan murphy and phillip brady and harry hargrave and to the city of washingtonour peer museum leaders, they were so gracious in welcoming us to the district. well, we must also thank our 50,000-plus members and growing. if you're not a member, there's a hilt. . -- a hint. and donors in particular. we appreciate, of course, our largest donor family, that would be the green family. that's worth a round of applause right there. [applause] i want to thank our corporate board of trustees, i want to thank its chair, steve green, and his wife jackie. i want to thank our ceo, kerry summers, for his visionary focus and his wife, also jackie. we're grateful for all the vice presidents of thehe corporation and the leaders and the staff of that entire organization. finally, i give a heart-felt thanks to my co-chair and all these grand opening events that we putnd together and worked had on. her name is linda. i want to thank her, i want to thank the committee members, also shannon bennett, sasha field and keilami. let's give them a round of applause. thank you so much. ms.

we awful special thank you to dan murphy and phillip brady and hari hard grave and jim scofield and theeaders, and its media, and our peer museum leaders. so gracious and welcoming us to the district. we're almost -- we must also thank our 50,000 plus members and growing. if you're not a member, there's a hint. and donors, in particular. we appreciate of course our largest donor family, the green family, led by david and barbara green. that's worth a round of applause right there. [applause] >> want to thank our corporate board of trustees, the chair, steve green and his wildfire, jackie, thank our ceo, carrie summers for his visionary focus and his wife also, jackie. we're grateful for all of the vice presidents of the corporation and the leaders and the staff of that entire organization. finally, give a heartfelt thanks to my co-chair and all these grand opening events we put together and worked hard on, her name is linda colden, and i want to thank her and thank the committee members, also shannon bennett, sasha field. let's give them a round of applause. thank you so much. [applause

this in a few minutes' time possible get reaction from jeff phillips, who chairs the parliamentary labour party. the moors murderer, ian brady and myra hindley buried the victims they tortured and killed. brady was sent tortured and killed. brady was sent to prison in 1966 for murdering john gilbride, lesley ann downey and a 17—year—old. he'll set admitted killing pauline reade and keith bennett, whose body has never been found. he died of natural causes in may of this year. his body was collected from the royal liverpool hospital and taken by police escort to southport crematorium. at 230 in the morning his remains were sunk in the morning his remains were sunk in the liverpool marina. the bbc has learned that the international development secretary, priti patel, held a series of meetings in israel to discuss government business without telling the foreign office. the meetings took place over two days in august while ms patel was on holiday in israel. no civil servants were present but she was accompanied by a leading pro—israeli conservative lobbyist. downing street has said that ms patel did nothing wrong. plans to speed