the seat of government and then she will go up to buckingham palace to sort of take leave from the queen and a little while later maybe an hour hour and a half the next channon will move into downing street number 10 boris johnson and in the meantime moving boxes have been carried out through the back door to resume a sort of found a few gracious words for her successor of course she wished him good luck and we have to look to the future and she corrected i mean that is what she what she can say at this moment but was it was sort of a nice and particular truth was there that she talked to 2 girls young women telling them that you could achieve anything if you really wanted it they too could become prime minister however there is a certain irony in it because everybody who has watched a reason may for the last 3 years here what would i really want that job. if she was ready to balcony composed and resolute as she made her final best as prime minister she also talked about a new beginning for the nation a time of national renewal but when history looks back at how will the judge because th

great great grandmother queen victoria. bots we began with cameroonian singh a brick bassy who is currently on tour here in europe he still sings in the bus a language from his native cameroon but since 2006 as that in france his eclectic songs reflect his musical link with africa but there's bossanova of the blues in. some interesting arrangements including trumpet trombone and even banjo this is all topped off by a very distinctive soulful voice. bassy tells uncomfortable stories in unique soft tones. the singer songwriter is currently on tour with his new album titled 958 originally from cameroon came to france in 2006 he now lives in bordeaux bassy regularly comes across reminders of the country's colonial past and its slave trade. where this museum is today they used to be a place where they would encourage people to colonize other countries this is where they promoted colonise asian border was the trade center where they developed a lot of things just to trade not just the slave trade but also during the exploitation

great great grandmother queen victoria. a glimpse of a secret world the heart of the british monarchy has been beating here for 182 years as both private home and official residence but once a year the doors open to ordinary mortals this year they can enjoy an exhibition dedicated to a woman who shaped the monarchy like no other queen victoria she made both a family home and a public residence and this is something that we think today's very important because a woman in power doesn't have to be a man just have to look over hateful think like a man she can be herself and that's what we've tory at each said i'm a mother i'm a wife and i'm a queen and i want to house that fits all 3. victorian was just 18 when she ascended to the british throne buckingham palace was still a building site but victoria chose to move in any way some think of a statement according to historian kate williams it's a massive palace in central london it is gigantic statement from victoria say i'm not a child queen i'm an adult and i'm moving into this

and also coming up on our program to reset may is tendering her resignation as prime minister to the queen as we speak after delivering her final remarks outside of 10 downing street she is asking queen elizabeth to request her successor boris johnson to form a new government you're looking at robert muller there so a clear response from robert weller when republican lawmakers pressed him on the probes core issues of collusion let's bring in our team coverage of this news developing at this hour we have joining us from washington our correspondent oliver salat and we also have here in the studio william grew cuckoo croft who is going to be part of our team coverage but 1st let's hear from robert miller. is it true the evidence gathered during your best to goshen did not establish that the president was involved in the underlying crime related to russian election interference as stated in volume one page 7 we fell into fish and didn't. the president called culpability. so that would be a yes without. b. yes yes thank you. and as we mentioned oliver salat is joining us from washington willia

so recently is handing in resignation officially to the queen the queen is the constitutional head of state here in the united kingdom and they have to reason they has to officially resigned to the queen has to give her ok to recently has to then recommend her successor boris johnson saying to the queen he will command a majority in parliament and then after to resume a is leaving them i it's sad about other things we don't know we won't learn about the details of this not being released after that after 2 recent days leaving boris johnson will be arriving you will be invited by the queen and she will be invited to kiss hand that is the royal jargon and that just means that the queen will officially appoint him as the next prime minister and he will lay out his policy plans for the next years if he already knows what they are exactly so one thing is clear that when there is that walks out of buckingham palace she's no longer the prime minister of britain that she's resignation has been handed and accepted by the queen so let's not talk a little bit. about the incoming prime minister b

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she is no doubt the queen.g before the coronation. >> i love to eat ice cream, pizza, all of that, but foxy has to be fit, so i have been eating salads and all that stuff i don't like. >> i'm foxy and i i'm a whole lot of woman! >> i had to give up popeyes. i had to give up chicken. >> her first on screen kiss was mikemmy myers. >> i think he was nervous, because he missed my mouth. >> she was still in destiny's child in 2002 and confided in us she was nervous. >> i was so scared. you're a singer and people, they don't want to respect you as an actress. everybody's looking like, why did she get the part? all right, all right, but i did it. >> but austin powers was only the beginning of her hollywood evolution. >> i'm bohn bonn on the set of "pink panther." >> action! ♪ >> there you go. >> by 2008, beyonce was a full-fledged actress, taking acting classes and physically transforms herself for roles like losing 20 pounds for her part in "dream girls." >> i wanted to lose all traces of myself so i can't recognize

shakes hands with the queen this is goodbye in an hour later boris johnson go see the queen shakes hands and she says to him ok you know about the mission to form a government and then he comes and gives his statements here which everybody is expecting will be a bit more detail than that they would have to have clear remarks he made yesterday and then the hard work starts because he then has to sack most of his cabinet which will happen early evening and then appoint a new cabinet after that and so things things get real things get really really serious for him after that. all right we'll leave it there for now lawrence me outside downing street let's go to westminster where jonah hall is live for us and so jonah tell us a little bit about the concern for unity of the country the sort of hopes and the fears which passed johnson's rise in stoking. you. know what if you listen to boris johnson those fears don't really exist he plans to unify the country in a great spirit of sort of churchillian optimism and can do spirit the reality may prove very different as we await as lawrence was sayi

new york city's drag queen story hour head, rachel aimee. >> a lot of drag queen story hours in othery have had serious backlash, and people protesting their events and disrupting them. sometimes, in some cases, even events have been canceled. >> reporter: the new york city chapter now runs the whole organization's website and social media channels, and sets guidel queen story hour events. >> we do provide support and guidance to chapters who are facing that backlash.r: >> reporn the big apple, drag queen story hours have become so popular that the chapter now offers events inr spanish and ildren with autism and other special needs. the chapter also hosts drag queen fashiodesign and makeup workshops for older kids. the point, aimee said, is to create safe spaces fone interested in participating. >> l.b.t.q. kids often don't see themselves reflected in the broader culture, so it can be life-changing, and even life- saving to have that kind of affirming prograveing in their and schools. >> reporter: and for domingx, whether the kids understood what a drag queen is, wasn't the point. ins

it would that be a constitutional crisis that would embroilthe queen?many levels. firstly, the big mantra of the vote lead campaigns to take back control and that meant for parliament as well. —— vote leave. the thought parliament not being allowed to sit ona parliament not being allowed to sit on a key decision is slightly absurd. we are meant to be the mother of all democracies, the mother of all democracies, the mother of all democracies, the mother of parliaments so how does that look to our international partners and friends around the world ? partners and friends around the world? the uk plc, there would be a big reputational hit on that as well. boris johnson has not ruled it out, has he? he has not. jeremy hunt has but boris has not the fault of his team would probably say this is about keeping all options on the table but i think there are limits. you have to remember that no deal, if there is no deal, that is one piece of this jigsaw. a lot of legislation it needs to happen for which you need mps, mps on the side. this doesn't really bode well

oh, the welfare queen maybe killed someone.hat's not -- it's not seen as something that even should attach itself to her story. this all happened before reagan mentioned her name, but reagan done talk about her being suspected of homicide, even ray rig's critics in saying that reagan got it wrong, they don't mention that taylor had been suspected of homicide so that's just totally forgotten and eraise from their story. >> the critics got it wrong what did day say the did. >> a lot of fact checking done during reagan's campaign. they're a story the "washington star" syndicate toted the "new york times" so it got a lost pray and the tone of the story is reagan sayses a bunch of stuff in his speeches. let's see if it's true. there's a whole succession of anecdotes that are checked and for the taylor one the thing that gets checked is he dollar amount. so, reagan says she stole $150,000 and reporter says actually she's being prosecuted for stealing $8,000. and so that's the thing that reagan got wrong. he exaggerated the spent of h

the chapter also hosts drag queen fashion design and makeup workshops for older kids.id, is to create safe spaces for anyone interested in participating. l.g.b.t.q. kids often don't see themselves reflected in the broader culture, so it can b life-changing, and even life- saving to have that kind of affirming programming in their lives and schools. >> reporter: and for domingx, whether the kids understood what a drag queen is, wasn' point. instead, she was glad everyone seed to enjoy the show. >> drag queens are just here to entertain. we can read, we're intelligent. like, we are harmless. h i jue that, you know, moving forward, and it kind of just, like, stretches those imaginations a ltle bit and, you know, give people a little bit moreike fearlessness to take home with them. >> reporter: fearlessness with a dash of fun. ♪ goodbye for now until we meet again ♪ >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm julia griffin in washington, d.c. >> woodruff: and on the newshour online right now, a new study on mice could chart a path for h.i.v. patients. the innovation eliminates

palace to meet the queen.is going to be heading to buckingham palace to meet the queen. once that has taken place just before three o'clock, boris johnson has taken place just before three o'clock, borisjohnson at has taken place just before three o'clock, boris johnson at around half past three will meet the queen to formally become prime minister. borisjohnson is then set to enter downing street just after four o'clock. we will be covering all of this on bbc news, we will be shortly crossing over to sophie to pick up the news at one. just to remind you of what prime minister mae and her final p in queues. she told them that she will continue as a constituency mp, and she was happy to hand over to a successor committed to delivering brexit and creating a bright future for this country. her successor, of creating a bright future for this country. hersuccessor, of course, borisjohnson, who yesterday became the leader of the conservative party, beating jeremy hunt. prime minister mae is going back to downing str

being elected leader of the conservatives by a large majority boris johnson will be invited by the queen to form a new government as british prime minister today also coming up. germany has a new defense minister on the great tom tom bower will oversee the armed forces she's a woman many consider as back old likely successor. and in washington the former special counsel robert muller prepares to give 5 hours of testimony before congressional committees but will he go beyond the already known public findings of his russia trump report. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us oh britain will have a new prime minister by the end of the day boris johnson will be moving in to downing street at a crucial juncture for the nation as a prepares to leave the european union is set to head a probe wrecks a government but he'll have just a razor thin majority in parliament we'll get the very latest from london after this report. boris johnson is elected as the leader of the conservative think of. as a boy boris johnson one said he wanted to be world king now he's been crammed leader of britain

queen's house is the oldest building in greenwich park commissioned by queen anne of denmark the wife of james the 1st that was designed by inigo joe. jones is architecture brought the ring nacelles to. the villas of andrea's served as a model when indigo jones created this building to the delight of his quick. mathematics in structural picture of defying harmony. in 6889 queen mary the 2nd commissions a christopher wren to grow up fans for royal naval hospital. the architects 1st draft met with disapproval because the thames would no longer be visible from queens and so men had to go back to the drawing board the result was a building comprised of 2 weeks with the space center providing a clear view of the little queen's house. the motto of the royal naval hospital could have been aura at loughborough pray and one. loyal chapel was billed as a place where the veterans of the crown's navy might find salvation. the interior of the carriage was designed by james athenæum stuart and william newton. following 851779 they renovated the originally baroque church in classical stuff. made by

>>> what had the queen of england saying, hold my purse?y, july 10th. >>> good morning, everyone. look, that purse? >> hold my purse. >> all the good stuff is in there. >> yes, all the good stuff is in there. >> the queen has been holding on to that purse for decades. for her to hand it off, it must be for something pretty good. >> better hold my purse than hold my earrings, right? >> right. we see her do that, you know there's trouble. i think it was the queen of soul here in the u.s. that said, don't give away the purse. because that's where the money is. >> the queen of soul, i think so. >> i think that's what she said. >>> we do have to begin with states all along the gulf coast preparing for a powerful storm. >> the latest update from the national hurricane center says the disturbance over the gulf will likely strengthen into a tropical depression today. hurricane watches could be issued for some areas just hours from now. >> heavy rainfall is expected from the florida panhandle to the upper texas coast as well into much of mississippi

although the queen hasjust country for the better. honoured country for the better. although the queen hasjust honoured me, myjob is to serve you, the people. if there is one point as politicians need to remember, it is that the people are bosses. that was new prime minister boris johnson speaking a little earlier. since then, he has sacked quite a large number of the cabinet and is currently appointing the new faces. we know so far that sajid javid has been made to the chancellor, but others still inside. expecting a new foreign secretary to come out but it shortly. let us speak now to the conservative mp for shrewsbury, who joins us from westminster. can you tell me what you think of this wide—ranging reshuffle, an awful lots pretty loyal ministers being sacked? i think it was inevitable. we have seen quite extraordinary scenes in the cabinet over the last few months. whereby cabinet ministers have been moving away from the official government line and cabinet collective responsibility has been frayed at the edges. boris johnson is

or street queens. and it was in the local newsletter of a local gay rights organization, the transperiodicals of the day, two of which didn't cover the riots, but the gay oriented madison society newsletter emphasized the prominent role played by street queens and by drag queens in the riots. so things are quite complicated. we also have the issue of translation 50 years later. we tend to today really police the boundaries between gay and transbut in 1969, many people like marsha p. johnson and sylvia rivera were comfortable referring to themselves as both gay and transvestite. they didn't see them as mutually exclusive. >> to our viewers just tuning in, we're looking back 50 years after the stonewall riots. and our guest from greenwich village, new york, is marc stein, the author of a book about what happened 50 years ago. and on twitter, this apology for the way officers 50 years ago handled the situation. >> i think it would be irresponsible of me as we go through world pride month not to speak of t

orjeremy hunt will go and have a quick chat with the queen and have a quick chat with the queen andnd give us more of an idea about exactly what they want to do with the keys to the uk government. after that process it is all about putting a government together and all the expectation is that, if it is boris johnson, he will want to make some big changes at the top for the simple reason that he is taking a different cost of the resonate when it comes to brexit. he's putting a fibre flag up saying uk is going to leave at the end of october no matter what. a warning to brussels. he thinks they need to get real when it comes to renegotiating, particularly on the issue of the irish backstop but also saying to people in the uk i am not going to delay this anymore, we get out at the end of october no matter what. what does theresa may do after these? she will stay as an mp. she will probably go after her constituency for a days and relax. she has had some mps overfor a farewell party, drinking white wine into the garden saying goodbye to her. she will take some time to reflect about what

the queen will escape to scotland.me minister? francine: just like the queen stayed behind to tell her new prime minister to form a behindent, i am staying on cabinet watch so i will not traveling. tom: here is viviana hurtado. viviana: in the u.k., boris johnson becoming prime minister. one of his first jobs is to announce the cabinet. he has said the u.k. will leave the e.u. as scheduled with or without a deal. china is accusing the u.s. of undermining global stability after -- a sweeping military overhaul. they say the u.s. has provoked countriesn among many and dispute has grown for the toe -- donald trump trying figure out how to respond to a turkish purchase of a syrian missile system -- russian missile system. the president is frustrated by a lack of options and says he is not looking at sanctions right now. the governor of puerto rico is said to step down after two weeks of massive protests, according to two largest newspapers. you may remember the governor vowing to stay in office. his departure would mean mor

these aren't just any swans they are royal swans they belong to queen elizabeth the 2nd but at least some of them do just in many belong to the queen is the term and during swan upping a tradition that's much loved by many brits. we just love watching it live ceremony we live in windsor and it's just we've come out this way to see it happen today. some very. proud sons and i come down to auburn drummers of some to normals so. it's part of the station below says it's big. taps on. the tradition of counting swans in the river thames dates back to the 12th century back then people used to serve them up on high days and holidays a delicacy that wasn't reserved for the royals everyone wanted to own swans majesty has the right to claim any swan swimming in open waters on the mall in the united kingdom the king or the queen gave royal charter to many many people and they used to buy the moment beaks so you had this unique mark on the peak and that carried on for years and years and years david barber has been her majesty's official swan marker since 1903 they no longer feature on royal menu

is he, like-- is someone like, oh, this is queen elizabeth ii.laughter ) like, is that what it is? you know? >> stephen: yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> and then i saw a thing, and then i saw a thing saying that he was, he had been talking about brexit. i'm like, what is he-- ? up until yesterday, he thought brexit was the most important meal of the day. like, he doesn't know. ( laughter ) like, it's crazy. it's madness, all of it. you are watching it. but what i do like, what you talked about in the mono, which i do think is great. i do really, really have a great deal of respect for prince charles-- which i did anyway, of course-- for kind of meeting him head-on and talking about climate change. i think that is a really kind of wonderful thing... ( cheers and applause ) for prince charles to do. because he is so passionate about it, it's amazing. >> stephen: sure. now, he, at the state dinner or the commemorative, i'm not sure where it was, i've only been catching snatches of it, because again, the nausea. ( laughter ) but i feel like i'm bein

queen said, which is an absolute no—no.l when he said she told him, i don't know why anybody would want the job. she may have a point, but when you look at what unfolded, it was a titanic shift in terms... the establishment have just become the back benches, and the back benches have become the establishment. facebook, really quickly, a big fine, and we were expecting it to come. they probably had the money tucked away to one side. $5 billion, a pretty hefty sum of money, but for facebook, making as much as it is on a monthly basis... when you have a $15 billion free cash flow, this $5 billion doesn't really matter. but i think your previous guest made a very good point, saying this doesn't matter, but if they look at anti—trust and they curb the way in which facebook can do business, that will be a problem because they will have to reinvent themselves. and obviously with libra they have met some hurdles. and your thoughts on the outlook for facebook? today we are talking about their stellar earnings, but they are being cha

elected leader of the conservative party by a large majority poorest johnson will be invited by the queen to form a new government as prime minister today also coming up in washington the former special counsel robert muller prepares to give 5 hours of testimony before congressional committees but will he go beyond the already known public findings of his russia trump report. and europe braces for its 2nd record heat wave this summer especially france paris can see its hottest day on record with the mercury set to soar above 40 degrees celsius. plus the risks of being gay in poland a gay pride march in the town of bell the stock over the weekend comes under attack by football hooligans are government policies stoking l g b t sentiment. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us well britain will have a new prime minister by the end of the day boris johnson will be moving into number 10 downing street at a crucial juncture for the nation as a prepares to leave the e.u. now he's set to head a probe that government but will have just a razor thin majority in parliament we'll get the very

the prime minister's advice to the queen can, i believe, be challenged in law and i for one would be prepared to go and seek judicial review to prevent parliament being bypassed. the government's accused by its own advisers of a "ramshackle, dad's army" approach to climate change. alexa, what are the symptoms of chickenpox? according to the nhs website, chickenpox starts with red spots... feeling unwell, and haven't got time to see a doctor? you can now ask alexa, following a tie up between amazon and the nhs. and the double act now known as "murena". andy murray and serena williams back in action at wimbledon this afternoon. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news... a terrible start for india as they chase 240 against new zealand in their cricket world cup semi—final at old trafford. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. britain's ambassador to washington has resigned, following the leak of his confidential emails in which he described the trump administration as inept and dysfunctional. president trump had denounced sir kim as "stupid," "wacky" and a

that young mechanic was the future queen.> stephen: ( as trump ) "great, great woman. not very smart, though. ( laughter ) she could have gotten out of the whole world war ii thing just by faking a bone spur. okay, think about it." ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) the whole trump caravan was there, including treasury secretary steve mnuchin, who walked to the royal banquet alongside duchess kate. ( as mnuchin ) "princess, if you would-- ( laughter ) if you would just kiss me, princess, i will still be a giant frog." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) but the brits denied him one big honor. unlike his predecessor, trump won't be staying overnight at buckingham palace, and instead will be staying at winfield house, the home of u.s. ambassador woody johnson. yes, woody johnson. ( laughter ) perhaps the most memorable diplomat name since 1920s ambassador, hugh g. member. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) i'm sorry. i'm sorry. you're a nice person. and i don't know. i'm sorry. you're so much-- jon is so m

the queen's decision cannot be challenged in law but the prime minister's advice to the queen cani primevice to the queen can i believe be challenged in law andi can i believe be challenged in law and ifor one can i believe be challenged in law and i for one would can i believe be challenged in law and ifor one would be prepared to go and seekjudicial review to prevent parliament being bypassed. sirjohn major has lit a fire under the question who will decide the shape of brexit? parliament is away suspended between sessions but a former prime minister threatening to ta ke former prime minister threatening to take a successor to court if he tries to shut the doors of this place to shut down opposition to a no—deal brexit, extraordinary. his case, abuse of the constitution. why elect mps if a prime minister can send them home if they are in his way? politics korea, boris! boris johnson pulling pints like the practice campaign he is today was having none of it. i think the idea of consecrating the decision to the judiciary is very odd indeed. what we wa nt judiciary is very odd indeed. what

british prime minister met with the queen at buckingham palace who ask him to form a new government. after that, he delivered remarks on the change over of u.k. leadership from 10 downing street, the prime minister's residence. his first speech as prime minister. this is just over ten minutes. [applause] >> good afternoon. i've just been to see her majesty, the queen, who has invited me to form a government and i have accepted. i pay tribute to the fortitude and patience of my predecessor and her deep sense of public service. but in spite of all her effort it has become clear that there are pessimists at home and abroad who would think after three years of indecision that this country has become a prisoner to the old arguments of 2016. and in this home of democracy we are incapable of honoring a democratic mandate. and so i am standing before you today to tell you the british people that those critics are wrong. the doubters, the doomsters, the gloomsters, they are going to get it wrong again. the people who bet against britain are going to lose their shirts because we're going to re

the queen's decision cannot be challenged in law, but the prime minister's advice to the queen can, ile, boris johnson risks that stage. but by keeping it on the table, borisjohnson risks of article —— remarkable political row in the supreme court. just imagine the prospect of a former tory pm taking the current tory pm to court over his policy. it shows just how deep splits in the conservative party run. some say suspending parliament has to remain an option. the uk must stick to its promises and deliver brexit in october, no matter what. but others are horrified by the idea and many of mr johnson‘s own supporters are keen to play it down. we need to deliver on the result of the referendum because where democracy and we follow the results of boats. and then we need to move forward in a way that can bring the party and the country together, and in a way, what sir john has said today is just another example of how desperately we need this country to start to come together again. whatever happens, in the next few months, there will be an brexit battle here, where parliament remains divi

to take to the streets of london today to celebrate pride we speak to britain's 1st out muslim drag queen messy for love or about growing up as gay on the fast track and fighting for equality under theresa may all of the more coming up in today's going on the ground the 1st how out of touch is u.k. labor leader jeremy corbin while his calls for a civil service inquiry demonstrate he may now understand there may be a deep state attempt to destroy him what about the policies of those who he has chosen for his shadow cabinet it's something the outgoing prime minister tourism a pinpointed on wednesday where does the labor party stand on bracks it the shadow press secretary doesn't support the shadow foreign secretary doesn't support the shadow chancellor doesn't support it the labor party leader doesn't support. labor wants to bret's it and that would be a big try on of the many by the few yes as britain has for bracks it all been assembled and the entire remained team around him this in a week when those who seek an anti neo liberal e.u. were arguably dealt a blow is the e.u. chose people li

boris johnson will then be welcomed by the queen and then quickly afterwards move into number 10 downing street we're also expecting major cabinet announcements from mr johnson in the course of today and tomorrow the question there of course how many probe will he be having on his cabinet and we are expecting to see more resignations already a number of ministers have resigned because they don't want to work with boris johnson ok a lot happening there in america a view from brussels about the potential prime ministership. well brian you have to say boris johnson knows brussels and brussels knows boris johnson quite well also well many people don't know he's a native he was he was raised to respect a good deal of his time growing up since his father was working in the european institutions here and then later before he entered politics he was a journalist i'm he worked as a correspondent in here in brussels and some say that during this time he formed the tradition of british skeptical e.u. journalism with you know colorful exaggerated stories and just another thing that you just got bann

counting the queen's swans on the river its hands in england and. europe max are parcher my kids through there and visits allowed and i like the festival and it's safe. but 1st we go to austria to the beautiful lake brought to see every summer and host a very colorful event the world body painting festival here the works of art are worn by humans and created on site the event attracts artists models and visitors from all over the world. but. these works of art are not on canvas but on bare skin artists from around 50 countries meet in clocking for austria for the world body painting festival. of. the qatar game. has already won 8 1st places in body painting in russia here she is competing in the category special effects where decorations of latex or silicone are also allowed on the body. i like the fact that it goes quickly that i can bring my ideas to 9 and combine going to painting with props and all sorts of decorations. you have to keep your hands steady and think carefully so the lines are clean on the on the whole composition. you have to be a

the prime minister ‘s advice to the queen, i believe can be challenged in law, and i for queen, i believee challenged in law, and ifor one would be prepared to go and seekjudicial review to prevent parliament being bypassed. conservative leadership candidates borisjohnson and jeremy hunt clash over president trump and brexit in a head—to—head tv debate. no, no, i asked you if you'd resign, boris. you didn't answer the question. will you resign if you don't deliver it, yes or no? how many more days exactly would my opponent be willing to delay? how about christmas? climate advisors warn ministers to "get real" over global heating, and say they're taking a dad's army approach. frontline police officers say the service in england and wales has been cut back so much it isn't "robust" enough to respond to changing patterns of crime. ask alexa. users of amazon's digital assistant will now be able to get medical advice directly from the nhs. and after crashing out of wimbledon, johanna konta turns the tables on a journalist at her post—match press conference. please don't patronise me. i wouldn'

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the prime minister's advice to the queen can, i believe, he the prime minister's advice to the queen can, i believe, be challenged in low and i for one would be prepared to go and seekjudicial review to prevent parliament being bypassed. conservative leadership candidates boris johnson and jeremy hunt clash over president trump and brexit in a head—to—head tv debate. no, no, iasked no, no, i asked you no, no, iasked you if no, no, i asked you if you would resign and you did not answer the question. how many more days, exactly would my opponent be willing to delay? how about christmas? climate advisors accuse ministers of a ramshackle approach to global heating reminiscent of dad's army. the uk economy returns to growth in may, after shrinking in april, but fears of a slowdown persist. ask alexa. users of amazon's digital assistant will now be able to get medical advice directly from the nhs. and a new deal to keep the british grand prix at silverstone is set to be announced, ensuring the future of the sport's oldest race. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the former prime m

the queen's decision cannot be challenged in law but the prime minister's advice to the queen can nevern law and ifor one would be prepared to go and seekjudicial review to prevent parliament being bypassed. sirjohn major has lit a fire under the question who will decide the shape of brexit? parliament is always suspended between sessions but a former prime minister threatening to take a successor to court if he tries to shut the doors of this place to shut down opposition to a no—deal brexit, extraordinary. his case, abuse of the constitution. why elect mps if a prime minister can send them home if they are in his way? post—politics career, boris? borisjohnson pulling pints like the practiced campaigner he is, today was having none of it. i think the idea of consecrating the decision to the judiciary is very odd indeed. what we want is for parliament to take their responsibilities, get it done, as they promised they would. but this issue is much bigger than an argument in a pub or a row between politicians. it could draw the queen into a messy political dispute. a legal battle over whe

she makes the final address and goes to see the queen.with a full entourage. in leaving, she does not have that anymore and then the new prime minister will go to see the queen, and the queen will ask that new prime minister to form a new government. whatll make a speech to seems to be increasingly media.tional they will do a speech, then go into number 10 downing street for the first time where essentially the hard work begins. francine: i think there is a little bit of movement on stage. i don't know if they are testing video or if we will get an announcement shortly. we were expecting an announcement 45 minutes ago -- minutes ago. who do you think will be the next prime minister? >> i think the prime minister would be ill-advised to appoint one of his own. i think he has to go with someone who really is absolutely game. top of his or her that should be the criteria rather than some sort of person that is a boris supporter. it will be a tricky situation over the next couple of years. what to do with interest rates, the pound sterling? f

inside with the queen. let's get more perspectives on the markets and what to expect as we look to central bank moves this week and the political maneuvering. david kelly from jpmorgan asset management is with us. has anything for you changed in the last 24 hours in terms of positioning around a new british prime minister, the robert mueller testimony, or trade news with china this week? really, i do not think the mueller testimony will change things, those will continue to believe he -- on trade with china, we will have conversations about talks but fundamentally the tension will continue, at least through the , from theion administration's perspective, if they come up with a deal, the problem is they own it and if the economy does not do well, or if the trade deficit from china does not go down come easy for the opposition to say you have got fooled by xi jinping. that will just summer i think. with boris johnson, we will have to see how it plays out, but will he get the u.k. parliament to accept the deal

but as head of state she has a vital role in fighting the next prime minister to form a government queen elizabeth see many prime ministers come and go during her reign winston churchill margaret thatcher and now boris johnson his place in british history is still being written earlier the outgoing prime minister theresa may also met the queen to formally tender her resignation in her final prime minister's questions on wednesday she was asked whether she was happy to hand over responsibility to a man she refused to back as leader a man the opposition labor leader described as reckless this is how may responded i am i am pleased to hand over to an incoming leader of the conservative party and prime minister who i worked with when he was in my cabinet i and 2 is committed to it as a conservative who stood on a conservative manifesto in 2017 to delivering on the those are the british people in 26 and to deliver in a bright future for this country. as boys johnson and to see his new home and greet his new staff he also mediately faces some of the greatest matters of state will be briefed on

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these aren't just any swans they are royal swans they belong to queen elizabeth the 2nd but at least some of them do just in many belong to the queen is the term and during swan upping the tradition that's much loved by many brits. we just love watching it the ceremony we live in windsor and it just may come out this latest it happened today they started some very. productive times and they've come down to earth is about some 2 normals so. it's part of the station below says it's because it leaks taps on. the tradition of counting swans in the river thames dates back to the 12th century back then people used to serve them up on high days and holidays a delicacy that wasn't reserved for the royals everyone wanted to own swans majesty has the right to claim any swan swimming in open waters and mocked in the united kingdom the king or the queen gave royal charter to many many people and they used to buy them on the beaks so you had this unique mark on the peak and that carried on for years and years and years david barber has been her majesty's official swan marker since 1903 they no lo

the queen also had to say farewell to the outgoing prime minister. before leaving for buckingham palace to officially resigned her post to reason i also had a few words for the press. i repeat my warm congratulations to boris on winning the conservative leadership election i wish him and the government he will be every good fortune in the months and years ahead. their successes will be our country's successes and i hope that they will be many. and she had a special message directed to the country's next generation this is a country of aspiration and opportunity. and i hope that every young girl who has seen a woman prime minister now knows for sure that the on no limits to what they can achieve. has to resign my hands over the keys to boris johnson she also hands over immense responsibility and it's up to him to decide now what happens next. let's get more now we'll bring in our correspondent barbara basell who is standing by at 10 downing street so barbara a big day certainly for british politics and some strong words from boris johnson. yeah he is