charlotte was staying with her dad in prescott. nothing ahead now but the long, easy, days of summer. as she jogged the last few yards to her house, carol passed by the guest cottage she'd rented out as a way to help her pay expenses. >> it's 50 feet away from the main house and it has all of its own kitchen and bath and shower and rooms. >> reporter: it was comforting, in a way, to have someone else with her on the property, out here at the edge of things. man's name was jim knapp. divorced father. bit of an odd duck, some people said. but easy to get along with. at least, that's what carol told her friends. the man didn't cause any trouble. >> jim knapp was just sort of this free-spirited surfer dude from hawaii who-- hang ten. >> but she took him in as a border? >> it was my understanding that he was, had been diagnosed with cancer. and i think they sort of co-supported each other through a lot of the painful times that they were both experiencing. >> reporter: once inside her house, carol put together a salad for dinner, answer

the former labour home secretary alan johnson has been to visit lord prescott.omes afterwards that is as important as what happens on the day of the stroke itself. so he had the stroke on friday, he is now at the other side of that, and we just want to make sure he gets a full recovery. facebook‘s head of global affairs, sir nick clegg, has told the bbc that the social media platform wants new industry rules and regulations. speaking to the today programme, sir nick said he wants to create an "oversight board", with the power to make independent rulings on whether questionable content should be removed from the site. and he said there was no evidence that facebook affected the result of the eu referendum. the prosecution in the gross negligence manslaughter case of the hillsborough match commander david duckenfield is applying for a retrial in a hearing at preston crown court today. former chief supt duckenfield, who is now 7a, had denied the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans in the 1989 disaster. his defence team are fighting the application. t

john prescott has not, he been notable in standing up for mist corbyn.removed from the site. and he said there was no evidence that facebook affected the result of the eu referendum. these companies are huge and affect every aspect of our lives, our social lives, business lines, everyday lives, a third of the world‘s populations uses one or other of facebook‘s menu of products, whatsapp and instagram and so on. nonetheless it has all happened in such a short period of time i think we are somewhat breathlessly trying to catch up with the pace of growth and put guardrails in place, rules in place, and it‘s not for private companies, however big or small, to come up with those rules. it is for democratic politicians and the democratic world to do so on privacy, on how elections are conducted, on hateful content, all those things. let‘s talk about the principle, first of all. the cynics might say, here is nick clegg, effectively a pr man for mark zuckerberg, he‘s had a lot of flak, saying, look this is your problem, not our problem. if you‘re worried about t

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john prescott, the former labour deputy prime minister, is in hospital after suffering a stroke on fridayd face norway in the quarterfinals of the women's world cup, after beating cameroon in a match dominated by drama and incident. and coming up on bbc news, england openerjason roy was back in the nets today. he'll miss tomorrow's world cup match against australia, but could in time for india on sunday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the tory leadership race has turned more personal, withjeremy hunt urging rival borisjohnson not to be "a coward" about facing public scrutiny. he said that mrjohnson should "man up" and debate with him on television, before most conservative members vote. it comes as sky news announced it was cancelling a planned debate for tomorrow because mrjohnson had declined to take part. meanwhile, mrjohnson has been talking about policies, warning that the uk will face a "democratic explosion" if it does not leave the eu by 31st october. our political correspondent nick eardley reports. things have been a bit more calm in downing street recently b

as well, at the south of france as well, at the south of france as well, and others inside, but prescottid not live up to it, it was a poor show untiljust after the break, valerie scoring less than a minute after half—time, to open the score for france and it was going well until look at this error here, would you believe it. an own goal in the most bizarre circumstances, the defender putting it into her own net. and then france were given a lifeline after that challenge, they we re lifeline after that challenge, they were awarded a penalty, thanks to the and eugene stayed calm to finish it off. and they gave france to win, but that all confirms the qualification to the knockout stage, but harsh on norway at this point them, they were good in the match but they will have to fight on to get a spot in the last 16. definitely an own goal to forget that one, meanwhile winning for germany and nigeria. two of the games as well tonight we could talk about nigeria for us because at the other game in group a, we see pictures of that much in a moment, they beat south korea to nail in the early kic

john prescott is in hospital following suffering a stroke. in a moment it will be time for sports day but first a look at what else is coming up tonight on bbc news. we will be speaking to the chair of the digital culture media and sport committee who led an enquiry into facebook after the tech company said it should play more of a role in supporting regulation rather than shunning it. and as he prepares to make a return to the glastonbury stage, we hearfrom liam gallagher talks of the bbc about family, feuding and feuding and politics. and later we bring you tomorrow's front pages with a times political correspondent in the guardian's deputy political editor. all i had on bbc news but now it is time for sports day. welcome to sportsday. fan fury as the newcastle manager bids the club farewell and prepares to swap the north—east for the far east. usa and spain battling for a place in the women's world cup semifinal, a cracker so far. fifa says it is looking into cameron's behaviour following their match against england. also coming up, bangla

. >> for more i'm joined by elise labbot, foreign affairs analyst and jeffrey prescott.t's interesting. let me start with you -- it's interesting the president left him off the hook saying some regional commander, some general knocked down our drone. today he said any action taken by that government is the supreme leader. i'm blaming the top guy. why did he do that? >> well, i think that's a real challenge of the administration's approach. they've been looking to de-escalate but at the same time taking steps that seem to reescalate the situation. i think there are mixed messages coming out of this administration. whether you look at what the secretary of state has been saying, the national security adviser bolton has been saying, what the president has said just over the last couple of days. different messages of what we're seeking over these negotiations. >> elise, if you were on the other side, doing a little reporting from the other side. think about it, what signal are we sending to the people in tehran? we crushed the deal. we said no deal more. >> right. >> so here

stop prescott quick. to go because. i don't. know what happened a lot i know you really got frantic. so we know that. ok just quickly there was a historic meeting between president trump and north korean president kim jong un they've gone inside to talk privately now we did see them and have a handshake and we will of course keep across that. will go back to other stories president putin and agreed to hold new arms control talks and america announces a trade war truce with china this was at the g. 20 summit which wrapped up on saturday in japan seems to have ironed out some of the tension facing the world. in us for us. you may like it or not but the g 20 you round table is in the big attention grabber the reality is that everyone is keen to know what happens at the so-called buyouts and the one that the media was hungry for the most happen on friday the face to face between donald trump and vladimir putin's one and a half hours behind closed doors or wait the journalists were there just for a little bit at the very beginning no

staff is still working there so how could there possibly be a statement about withdrawal here's what prescott said i have no official indications from the russians regarding the withdrawal of russian specialists from venezuela and there could never have been any it seems this information was taken from the media and the kremlin is assuming the trams tweets are based on newspaper sources but as far as the russians are concerned this matter is now closed. now back at the top of the hour the latest. have you noticed the. garbage everywhere is true or not. it's actually happening. as the time comes for google and other big tech companies there's a growing consensus the near monopoly status of many of these companies is bad for competition bad for the consumer and even for freedom of speech no doubt silicon valley. nobody could see coming that confession would be in the spot. any interrogation out there. is. promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in that frame of mind make the most culpable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer. sh

staff is still working there so how could there possibly be a statement about withdrawal here's what prescott said. no official indications from the russians regarding the withdrawal of russian specialists from venezuela and they could never. it seems this information was taken from the media . and the kremlin is assuming the trams tweets are based on newspaper sources but as far as the russians are concerned this matter is now closed. thank you for bringing us that report. i mean this website is slammed for naming and shaming a man it claims was behind a doctored video in which a senior u.s. politician looks intoxicated that and other stories in just a few moments. this in petersburg international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing they keep economic issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attend the forum to address today's and vital issues. one just visual for him coverage on r.t. . you know world of big partners new things a lot

staff is still working there so how could there possibly be a statement about withdrawal here's what prescott said i have no official indications from the russians regarding the withdrawal of russian specialists from venezuela and there could never have been any it seems this information was taken from the media and the kremlin is assuming the trams tweets are based on newspaper sources but as far as the russians are concerned this matter is now closed. with anti semitism on the rise in germany berliners tried to show solidarity with the jewish community people to wear a traditional orthodox skullcap but the moves not be welcomed by some jews as for national explains. to wear or not to wear that is the question now surrounding the jewish. for george gabriel porges from the berlin also doc synagogue the answer is clear everybody should decide if v.s.e. in the future could be worse than the fine the debate began when germany's commissioner on and to cemeteries you gave a warning to jews i cannot advise jews to wear the qip are everywhere all the time in germany that advise prompted a furious re

those 12 people who are dead their names and a little bit about their backgrounds are shared at prescott. earlier in the day and there are multiple vigils scheduled to honor their memory i did speak with one gentleman who came and laid some flowers here at the scene for those who have perished and he is interesting only he brought up you know is the community here even in the day after a tragedy like this happened there quite divided when it comes to how to resolve this and prevent more things like this happening in the future he supports gun rights as do many americans and the reality now in congress is that republicans control the senate and have been refusing to take up legislation that was passed in the house i would have bipartisan support to rein in some of these background check issues with purchasing firearms in the united states and because there are still appears to be a lack of political will to really take on that legislation. honestly what we're seeing here is just that tie and time again at least every other month a headline like this dominates american news americans who w

the former deputy prime minister and labour peer lord prescott has been admitted to hospital after sufferingld was taken ill on friday and have praised the staff at hull royal infirmary‘s a&e and stroke units. they asked for privacy to allow him "time and space to make a full recovery". the number of cases uncovered by a maternity review at hospitals in shropshire has more than doubled. an investigation by nhs improvement found more than 300 new cases of concern at the shrewsbury and telford hospitals nhs trust. they're in addition to more than 250 cases already under investigation by the independent maternity review. the new cases are understood to include still births and deaths of babies in the final stages of labour. both nhs improvement and the trust have been asked to comment. a man who pushed a former eurotunnel boss on to tube tracks in central london has been sentenced to life in prison at the old bailey today, and ordered to serve a minimum of 12 years injail. sir robert malpas was on the platform at marble arch station when he was shoved by paul crossley, last year. the 91—year—ol

not met by tuesday they will escalate the protest action of course today kerry lamb has held this prescott. that's she's issued her sincere apology trying to diffuse that but they will release the action plan soon as for the protesters but they want the charges on those protests is the right charges and the various charges on the protesters from wednesday's bottle is that what that dropped again that what that bill withdrawn and then what the chief executive to resign in a couple of weeks we have another big rally here that marks july 1st which is the handover of this form of british territory to china that's always an anniversary that's marked here in hong kong and no doubt the message from these protests is about the extradition bill that will be heard loud and clear at that particular rally but other protests are going anywhere anywhere same thanks very much sir talk about a few moments we'll have the weather with steph but still ahead here on al-jazeera staying under the radar how surveillance savvy protesters in home call the hiding in the digital footprint. we'll explore coming up to

the former deputy prime minister and labour peer lord prescott has been admitted to hospital after sufferingt hull royal infirmary‘s a&e and stroke units. his former cabinet colleague — alanjohnson — says he is now talking and is "over the worst". a man has been charged with trying to steal one of the oldest surviving copies of magna carta from salisbury cathedral. alarms were set off at the cathedral last year when an attempt was made to smash the glass box surrounding the ancient manuscript. the magna carta was not damaged, and nobody was injured in the incident. 46—year—old mark royden, from devon, will appear in court on friday over attempted theft and criminal damage. the uk's first gambling addiction clinic for children and young adults will open in london in september. it's funded by nhs england and aims to support people aged 13—25. an estimated 450,000 children regularly bet, either with friends, on fruit machines, or online. lauren moss reports. happy family memories, captured on camera. jack richie dancing with his mother, liz. 18 months ago, when he was 2a, jack took his own life

we will start with susan calling in from prescott, arizona, a world war ii relative. good morning. caller: good morning. what a beautiful ceremony you all had on this morning and i want to share with you, i had an uncle, i never got to know him, but he was a medic in the 329th infantry regiment. he died at the battle of saint lo. my sister is a great historian with our family history. she said it was one of the bloodiest battles, kind of the central point of that part of france today. all roads lead to saint lo, apparently it i want to say a shout out to all veterans and their families because this is where -- was such a critical part of our history and i am so proud to have had a relative able to contribute to this incredible feat. host: thanks for the call. saint lo part of the normandy peninsula. some numbers from the d-day invasion and the months afterward, allied troops that landed, 156,000. 73,000 of them american troops. landing craft. 11,500 planes. the allied casualties included 10,000 of those killed, wounded, and missing. 4000 died on d-day. for the entire normandy campa

making sure was someone trusted prescott, on the run with terry hurdles are clear. they become quickly possible. >> if i can have a minute for them to address that.>> it is just vital. not for this industry but to every industry. within the existing structure is right and we should not address those underlying issues. we have lots on the market. to get additional indications for treating different things. safety improvements. within those should be protected. would you think the other issues could be addressed through the antitrust laws. it addresses the outline behavior. >> we agree. on one drug. the situation where people are paying 20 percent. because of those patents. i would say we have to do more. the government has to do more to protect patients like me and millions of others. insulin is a perfect example. there are three companies that learn to control the market. they jack up the price 300 percent in 10 years. when needed to step in. will probably have to be with negotiations. the long off patent medication for someone acquired. without any further investme

we will start with susan calling in from prescott, arizona, a world war ii relative. good morning. caller: good morning. what a beautiful ceremony you all had on this morning and i want to share with you, i had an uncle, i never got to know him, but he was a medic in the 329th infantry regiment. he died at the battle of saint lo. my sister is a great historian with our family history. she said it was one of the bloodiest battles, kind of the central point of that part of france today. all roads lead to saint lo, apparently it i want to say a shout out to all veterans and their families because this is where -- was such a critical part of our history and i am so proud to have had a relative able to contribute to this incredible feat. host: thanks for the call. saint lo part of the normandy peninsula. some numbers from the d-day invasion and the months afterward, allied troops that landed, 156,000. 73,000 of them american troops. landing craft. 11,500 planes. the allied casualties included 10,000 of those killed, wounded, and missing. 4000 died on d-day. for the entire normandy campa