today, rachael's death was announced on air.olleague, 5 live presenter and newsreader rachael bland has died this morning. in tributes, rachael was said to have helped improve understanding of cancer and reduce its stigma. and this from her husband, steve. "at the end," he said, "even though her body was at its weakest, rachael's voice was at its strongest and most powerful and she'll always be an incredible inspiration." the bbc‘s rachael bland, who died this morning at the age of 40. high levels of e.coli bacteria were found at a hotel in egypt where a british couple died last month. john and susan cooper from lancashire died during their stay with thomas cook at the steigenburger aqua magic hotel on the red sea. the exact cause of their deaths is still unknown. the tour operator has apologised, saying standards were below what it expected, and it is committing more resources to tackle hygiene at hotels with high sickness levels. a major report has called for far—reaching reform to put fairness at the heart of the economy. the

today, rachael's death was announced on air.ed colleague, five live presenter and newsreader rachael bland has died this morning. in tributes, rachael was said to have improved understanding of cancer and reduced its stigma and this from her husband, steve. at the end, he said, even though her body was at its wea kest, even though her body was at its weakest, her voice was at its strongest and most powerful and she will always be an incredible inspiration. rachael bland, who died this morning at the age of a0. a major report on the state of the economy says the system is unjust and has called for higher taxes for the wealthy and businesses. the commission on economicjustice — whose members include the archbishop of canterbury — said the minimum wage should rise and people on zero—hours contracts should be paid 20% more. 0ur economics editor, kamal ahmed, has been speaking to people struggling to make ends meet, people the prime minister has described as "just about managing". beginning. it is now at a point where it doesn't matt

rachael tried everything.ng have you tried this, have you tried turmeric, standing on your head, doing triple somersaults. yes. but she was unlucky, and i don't know whether i'll be lucky but i know whether i'll be lucky but i know that i will make absolute certain that now, the time that i have left, i will use as productively as possible. i know that rachael wouldn't want me running into a whole and not building on what we've already started. that was deborah speaking to me yesterday. she has stage for cancer, she is watching herfriend go before her. she said what rachael would want was for her to carry on. i don't know if they will continue the podcast, they want to carry on in some way she was telling me. it's ha rd to in some way she was telling me. it's hard to describe the sense of humour that deborah was telling me that rachael had. she was telling me up one point we should rename the podcast "till death do us part" because that's going to happen and sadly today it has happened. her family and co—prese

today, rachael's death was announced on air.utes, rachael was said to have improved understanding of cancer and reduced its stigma, and this from her husband, steve. "at the end, he said, "even though her body was at its weakest, rachael's voice was at its strongest and most powerful and she'll always be an incredible inspiration." rachael bland — who died this morning at the age of a0. let's catch up with the weather prospects enjoying nick miller. hello. 0ur weather has been on a gradual cooldown over the weekend. the satellite picture shows parts of these anglia in southeast england state underneath the cloud. some area of cloud elsewhere but large brea ks area of cloud elsewhere but large breaks allowing some sunshine. northern knost in scotland and out bricks of rain. for northern ireland and from scotland eventually into the night. maybe the midlands later turning increasingly lighter patches. for the temperatures, where it's clear, they will be giving away two... let's take a look at tomorrow's weather, which starts dry a

rachael bland changed the conversation about cancer.odcast "you, me and the big c", three women with cancer in common, talking about it in a funny, frank and fresh way. we thought we would come back with a bang and talk about death and dying. and mainly i think we really wanted to talk about the subject because people don‘t talk about it. no, they don't. the podcast has been so popular that yesterday, it reached number one in the uk charts. unfortunately for rachael‘s cancer, herjourney in terms of where we are, it has ended, but what she has shown is that she has lived and she has lived absolutely a worthwhile, purposeful, amazing life that has had an impact on so many people. after more than 15 years on bbc radio 5 live, rachael found that the podcast brought her a new audience. it wasn‘t about her. she didn‘t want any personal fame, it was a crusade to help others get through cancer, and she was adamant she wanted to do that. and alongside that, she wanted to help her son, freddie, come to terms with what‘s happened to her. rachael‘s

whilst i have only known rachael for a couple of yea rs, only known rachael for a couple of years, in intense relationship with rach. she has helped me in probably the darkest times that i have ever experienced. and i wouldn't be able to talk or do or even function half the time if it wasn't for the support that she has shown me. so am so grateful to her. iamjust so shown me. so am so grateful to her. i am just so grateful to her for allowing me to be part of her life. and just thank you. i want to... i kind of feel really riled up by making damn sure that nobody else has to go through this. i feel really passionate about it, actually. i was passionate about it before and that was why we did the podcast, but seeing it first hand and experiencing it from so closely, actually... i am even more driven to make sure we continue to have the conversation. you were having to say goodbye to a friend and you have a different form of the same disease. what are your thoughts now? you have been with rachael and she has talked about how she not scared of dying, but she is scared for freddie, who s

and there are many tributes from those who worked alongside rachael at bbc radio 5 live.voice and to open up a conversation that other people perhaps could not find the right words for but she managed to do that and did it in a really brave and bold way. this morning rachael's death was announced on the station where she worked for 17 years. our beloved colleague, 5 live presenter and newsreader has died this morning. amongst the tributes the most poignant from her husband steve and little boy freddie. at the end they say even though her body was at its wea kest, they say even though her body was at its weakest, rachael's voice was at its weakest, rachael's voice was at its strongest and most powerful and she will always be an inspiration. president trump has dismissed a highly critical book about his administration, written by one of america's most respected journalists and authors, bob woodward, who helped uncover the watergate scandal. in the book, senior aides are quoted as saying they hid sensitive documents to prevent the president from signing them, and dismissed h

today, rachael's death was announced on air.orning. in tributes, rachael was said to have improved understanding of cancer and reduced its stigma. and this from her husband, steve. "at the end," he said, "even though her body was at its weakest, rachael's voice was at its strongest and most powerful and she'll always be an incredible inspiration." you you can buy my tributes on social media and the website. day 2 of the senate confirmation hearing for brett kavanaugh, who's donald trump's supreme court nominee. it went a little smoother than day 1, though that's not hard given all the interruptions. this time, mr kavanaugh was asked about his view onjudicial indepence. no one is above the law in our constitutional system. federal 69 hamilton makes clear all the ways that the executive branch has designed by the framers of the constitution was different from the monarchy. under our system of government, the executive branch is subject to the law. subject to the court system and that's an important part of federal 69, it's an impo

unfortunately, for rachael's cancer, her journey has ended. about what she wa nted her and talking about what she wanted to talk about is part of this for you, even today. absolutely, thatis for you, even today. absolutely, that is why we need to continue what we are doing. the last thing she wa nted we are doing. the last thing she wanted people to do is to stop talking, and that is why we created the pod cast. that is the whole reason why we created it. we just wanted to open up a conversation. rachael is a phenomenal woman and all she wanted is for no one to feel alone in a cancerjourney, as we all did. from the outpourings of the la st 24 did. from the outpourings of the last 24 hours, i think that she smashed it. we are so proud of her and it is so painful to have to stand here and go through this, but seeing the impact and seeing the response, and knowing how we have made a difference, it is overwhelming. so yes, we have smiles to celebrate what she has actually achieved. i think we should have this chat on rachael's terms, and she was v

i spoke to load of people, and what rachael did, she sent me some death jokes, as rachael would and thenwe absolutely have to. we have two days in our lives under 24 hours, the day we are born on the day we die. we spend inordinate amounts of time talking about the first day and we try and ignore the second. and in many ways, the second day is more important, because it is the culmination of all the experiences, all the joys, all the pain, everything is of hopefully a long life, or possibly a short life. it is important to try and die as well as the camp. what was glorious about the talk we had when i came along and did the pod cast with debra and rachael and lauren, it and did the pod cast with debra and rachaeland lauren, it was and did the pod cast with debra and rachael and lauren, it was open talk, as if we were talking having a cup of tea with each other, having did, having a chat. because we have to take it away from being some sort of realm of professionals talking about it. no, everyone is on the journey, everyone is facing it, let's talk openly, kindly and lovingly about it, wh

rachael wrote an award—winning blog which she started after her diagnosis in 2016.she launched you, me and the big c — a podcast to put the "can" into cancer. all three presenters have or had the disease and supported each other as well as their growing audience. i would not be able to talk or do or even function half the time if not for the support that she showed me. so i'm so grateful to her. i'm just so grateful to her for allowing me to be part of her life. i want it to be a party, do not wear black. the women were frank and funny, talking about cancer in a fresh way and they were so popular that yesterday they went to number one in the uk podcast charts. it confounded the expectations of the bosses who put it on air. she came to me with an idea to do a podcast that i thought was not going to work and then i heard the first episode of it and thought it was the most important conversation i've ever heard about the subject. because it was so honest and so real and funny in places as well. she was not frightened to make it funny and that was why it worked so well.

the bbc radio five live newsreader, rachael bland, has died of cancer at the age of 40.ard winning blog. her family said that her death had left a huge hole that they would never be able to fill — but that they took comfort and pride that her work had helped to reduce the stigma around the disease. deborahjames, co—presented the you, me and the big c podcast with rachael bland: rach tried everything. everyone saying have you tried this, have you tried eating turmeric, standing on your head, doing triple somersaults? yes. but she was unlucky, and i don't know whether i'll be lucky, but i know that i will make absolute certain that now, the time that i have left i will use as productively as possible. because i know that rach wouldn't want me running into a hole and not building on what we've already started. now it's time for a look at the weather. all today in the weather front in the amount of sunshine. some stuck under close since the morning and looking pretty grey but other parts of the country basking in the sunshine in fact beautiful looking across the irish sea of

her name is rachael mitchell and she'll lead the questioning. kavanaugh has denied accusations and said he is eager to answer questions durinhethe ing. president trump who has been reserved in his comments about the con roversyed against democrats during a visit to the u.n. yesterday. he said they want to derail the nomination. >> the democrats are playing a con c-o-n, a con game. theyno he's high quality. they wink at each other. they're winking. >> president trump blasted kavanaugh's second accuser, debra ramirez. she alleges kavanaugh exposed himself at a party at yale but she has memory gaps because she was drinking. the president said those are not a good enough reason to stop the confirmation. >>> who is rachel mitchell? the process has remained a mystery. we a learning details on who she is and the experncehe has. she works for maricopa county,a ona. she is the chief of the special victims division of the county's district attorney's office. theto washipost reports that judiciary staff contacted her boss over the weekend to ask about her.

her name is rachael mitchell and she will lead the questioning about dr. christine blasey ford's accusations that when tey were teenagers judge kavanaugh tried assault her. kavanaugh has denied the accusations and say he i eager to answer questions during the hearing. president trump who has been reserved in his comments about this controversy railed against democrats in a visit to the u.n. yesterday. he says they want to derail this nomination. >> the democrats a playing a con game,c-o-n, a con >> is there anything -- >> they know it's a con game. they knowig he's quality. they wink at each other. they're winking. >> president trump also blasted kavanaugh's second accuser debra ramirez. she alleges kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party at memory says she has gaps because she had been drinking. the president says those gaps are not a gsod enough r to stop the confirmation. >>> so who is rachael mitchell? e process by which the republicans selected her has so far remained a mystery, but wer are lg new details about who she is and the experience she ha

the metro leads on a tweet from the bbc radio five live presenter, rachael bland, in which she says shencial times carries a striking image of brazil's historic national museum, consumed by fire — it's thought the blaze has destroyed dozens of priceless artefacts. plenty to talk about. first we have the dodig ‘s breasts which has a first we have the daily express which has a stark image of boris johnson on one side and theresa may on the other. yes, boris johnson has gone so far this time that theresa may has been forced to slap him down, so it seems that the tories are in open revolt, with those on both sides, no one seems to be happy with the chequers plan and it is difficult to say if borisjohnson is ready going to the leadership or just desperate to forge his own way forward and ready does care about brexit. is this the start of all old asia's bid for number ten? sta rt start of an audacious bid for number ten? in public, leaver thirimanne crow will say he isn't bad in reality we are gearing up for a bloodbath and an amazing time.

rachael steinbaugh was driving near walnut creek around 11am friday morning when she saw the anomalynd from kron 4 viewer - "you almost think at first it's like a ufo shape" she is not the only one that thought aliens were involved. sound from kron 4 viewer - karen bellister"yeah my friend was like it's ufo's!" karen bellister was at a pumpkin patch in half moon bay when she saw the circles. sound from kron 4 viewer - karen bellister"like big holes in the sky, i've lived here long me and never seen anything like this" jeannene hansen was driving in san bruno when she saw the circles she pulled over into a parking lot where two other men were looking at the cloud formations.sound from kron 4 viewer - karen bellister"big perfect circles with a little falling out " the national weather service says the cloud known as a or "hole punch i caught up with kron 4's meteorologist karnow (car no) this rare sound from meteorologist hole" or "hole what you have is where it's actually colder because of the to stay liquid so crystal is from an airplane creates this these ice crystals cloud making m

rachael steinbaugh was driving near walnut creek around 11am friday morning when she saw the anomalythe sky. sound from kron 4 viewer - "you almost think at first it's like a ufo shape" she is not the only one that thought aliens were involved. sound from kron 4 viewer - karen bellister"yeah my friend was like it's ufo's!" karen bellister was at a pumpkin patch in half moon bay when she saw the circles. sound from kron 4 viewer - karen bellister"like big holes in the sky, i've lived here long time and never seen anything like this" jeannene hansen was driving in san bruno when she saw the circles she pulled over into a parking lot where two other men were looking at the cloud formations.sound from kron 4 viewer - karen bellister"big perfect circles with a little falling out " the national weather service says the cloud formations are known as a "fallstreak hole" or "hole punch cloud"i caught up with kron 4's chief meteorologist karnow (car no) who explained phenomenon. sound fromchief meteorologist lawrence karnow "it's a fallstreak hole" or "hole punch cloud" so what you have is wat

the 11 republican men on the committee will have arizona prosecutor rachael mitchell handle most or all of the questioning on their behalf. democrats will ask their own questions. president trump held a rare news conference yesterday and spent much it have defending his supreme court nominee. the president attacked the women's credibility and went on to compare himself to kavanaugh. >> these are all false, to me, false accusations. i have had a lot of false charges made against me. i'm a very famous person. people want fame, they want money. >> reporter: yesterday another woman released a sworn statement alleging in high school kavanaugh would drink excessively and engage in a abusive behavior toward girls. kavanaugh denied that allegation as well. you can see that hearing here on kpix 5. you can watch online and all of streaming platforms. >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenste he still has a job today when he meets with president trump. the president said yesterday he has not decided one way or another. a report from the new york times says rosenstein suggested secretly recording th

rachael denhollander, thank you for sharing your story with us.ciate it. >> thank you. >>> the other person who was supposedly in the room when brett kavanaugh allegedly assaulted christine blasey ford is speaking out. in a letter sent to the senate judiciary committee, mark judge and his attorney write, brett kavanaugh and i were friends in high school. but i do not recall the party described in dr. ford's letter. more to the point, i never saw brett act in the manner dr. ford describes. the judge's past is now coming under intense scrutiny. here's cnn's jessica schneider. >> reporter: testimony from brett kavanaugh's high school classmate, mark judge, in demand from democrats. >> i think it's important that we hear from witnesses, the least of which is mark judge. >> how can we get to the truth and not have mr. judge come to the hearing and ask questions? >> reporter: christine blasey ford says mark judge was in the room when she alleges 17-year-old brett kavanaugh pinned her down, tried to take off her clothes and put his hand over her mouth to

but it also reports on the death of bbc presenter rachael bland, decribing her as beautiful and courageousing betting firms, that sponsor premier league football clubs, of shirking their duty to help britain 5 problem gamblers. that's in the guardian. so those are the front pages, lets see what our reviewers make of it all. all of them featuring the two men accused openly by the prime minister of carrying out this poisoning on the streets of salisbury, a very graphic image there on the cover of the eye, wanted. absolutely these mugshots here, amazing level of detail right today by theresa may she explained that 250 detectives have trolled through 11,000 hours of cctv footage to identify the two culprits. bailey's is a two g the russian military intelligence service. yes, lance, extraordinary beast to have been named of course the chancellors brought them to justice pretty slim. very slim indeed enough to make clear both by the prime minister and metropolitan police and the other services because it is really a matter of putting pressure to the russian government and we know they're not goi

rachael won it big in 2013, but chose payments for life instead. every week, she gets cad$i,000.mer miss quebec, has tasted riches before. une, deux, trois. razee, razee, razee! go! but having won a fortune that most people can only dream of, she is now giving it all away. you know, money is money. when you get born, you don't have anything. you arrive in life, and when you go, you're going with nothing. you know? so, but you're going with your memories, wou're going with what you did here in life. i give that to her last week. rachel uses her lottery win to fund her own charity. running this has left her with less money than she had before. but rachel believes that by living her dream, she's richer than ever. everybody brings something here to give it back to somebody. they sign it here, their names, so you can see all of them. oh, the children have bought a bike for another child! yeah! we have a lot of refugee families, you know, from the war. so they arrive and they don't have any toys, they don't have bikes. we just try to promote good deeds. so a good deed, it can be so man

nominee brett kavanaugh and his forced accuser in tomorrow's hearin we now know that it's going to be rachael mitchell, aou name may not have heard before. she is a woman who heads the special victims unit in maricopa county out in phoenix. she is a veteran sex crimes prosecutor and shs going to be working on behalf of republicans here tomorrow asking those questions to both dr. christine blasey ford and judge kavanaugh. they want her in place to preserve the pcess so it's not like a political atmosphere. democrats say that they're trying to distance themselves, these 11 men, from appearing to grill the woman who is coming to accusekavanaugh. that's who we will hear from. we will not hear from the other two women, one of whom is yet b unname may go public today. both of whom have said through theiorneys that they, too, experienced sexual misconduct that kavanaugh denies. >> tracie potts on the hill this morning. tracie, thank you. >>> new details this morning about the bicyclist killed a hit-and-run outside of the natural historyto museum. hollow well was a museum employee who biked to work e

. >>> and it's a surprise 50th birthday party on monday's "rachael ray." >> happy birthday!> this show was all about 50 people that i respect in food telling me that they reciprocate and that's very emotional to me. >>> and finally, actress vivica a. fox joins daytime as the host of the brand-new series "face the truth." >> i'm able to help everyday folk face their problems and live better lives. >> i love you so much but you've got to stop. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>> tonight, bradley cooper, matthew mcconaughey and jen >>> tonight, bradley cooper, matthew mcconaughey and jen garner some of the a-list celebs hey mom, i'm soo hungry. can i have a snack? here you go. ♪ ♪ i've got her right in the palm of my hand. she has no idea how good this is. finally, a snack i want her to eat. none of her precious high fructose corn syrup. finally, a yummy snack. my p

. >> rachael. >> oh. >> good to see you. >> yep. >> yeah. >> i have good news, i hope. and you're going to go on the hike. so i asked if i could switch in your group. and they said, "yes." >> oh. >> is that cool? >> yeah. >> great. cool. hi. >> hi. >> i'm jeff. >> hi, jeff. >> hi, jeff. >> i'm rachael's ship friend. >> friend. >> yes. and we met on this ship. and we're friends. so i'm going to be hiking with you guys. so that's exciting. got to work off the pancakes, right? how good were those? you try the boysenberry stuff? >> yeah. >> that was good. it's -- >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our good friend, seth rogan, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: always so wonderful to have you here. the last time -- last time i saw you was at "the golden globes," backstage at "the golden globes." >> yes, it was at "the golden globes." and actually, moments after i saw you, i had a horrible incident that i have not spoken about. even -- i think i actually just told my wife about it. 'cause it wa

her name is rachael mitchell. kavanaugh has denied the accusations and says he is anxious to answer questions during the hearing. president trump, who has been reserved in h the controversy, railed against the democrats during a visit to the u. yesterday. he says they want to derail this nomination. >> the democrats are playing a con gamec-o-n, a con game. >> is there anything -- >> they know it's con game. they know he's high quality.g they're weng at each other. >> president trump also blasted kavanaugh's second accuser, debra ramirez. she alleges kavanaugh exposes himself at a party at yale but says she has memory gapssh becae was drinking. those gaps are not a good enough reason to stop the confirmation. >>> so who is rachel mitchell? the process by which republicans selected her to question both judge kavanaugh and dr. ford has so far remained a mystery. we are learning new wetails abou she is and the experience she s. she works for maricopa county, arizona. she is chooeief of thepecial victims division. the

rachael won it big in 2013 but chose payments for life instead.ound 800 us dollars. that's around 800 us dollars. rachel, a former miss quebec, has tasted riches before. but having one of four children, most people can only dream of, she is now giving it all away. —— won a fortune. you know what, money is money. when you get blind you don't have anything. you arrive in life. and when you go, you're going with nothing —— born. you know? so you're going with your memories. you're going with your memories. you're going with your memories. you're going with what you did here in life. i give that to her last week. rachel uses her lottery win to fund her own charity. running this has left her with less money than she had before. but rachel believes that by living her dream, she's richer than ever. everybody who brings something here to give it back to somebody. they sign it hear their names so you can see all of them. bears a children who brought a bike for another child. yeah. we have a lot of refugee families, you know, from the war. they arrive and t

. >>> and it's a surprise 50th birthday party on monday's "rachael ray." >> happy birthday!> this show was all about 50 people that i respect in food telling me that they reciprocate and that's very emotional to me. >>> and finally, actress vivica a. fox joins daytime as the host of the brand-new series "face the truth." >> i'm able to help everyday folk face their problems and live better lives. >> i love you so much but you've got to stop. >>> tonight, bradley cooper, matthew mcconaughey and jen >>> tonight, bradley cooper, matthew mcconaughey and jen garner some of the a-list celeb. ...you discover pa not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! ♪ >>> you can't miss that smile. meghan markle with prince harry at a charity event. of course, everybody's looking for the first signs

rachael security grew up in the west of england to french first foreign language and then spanish she thought german sounded too cumbersome then she met her german boyfriend and there was no getting out of learning the language. and the head of the foreign isn't i don't know. if they could have been home but they are. things they should of respect and that's a real would it mean to say see you from the border that officials of the head office management of the danube sting those electrical services you would find in the dictionary but it did make it into the guinness book of records for eighty nine . it'll come up in twenty sixteen rachel came to georgia valor she did a traineeship panther since been working in the d. w. culture department now she'd like to share her experiences as an immigrant with others. as i've always been interested in languages and other cultures i think at first glance german culture isn't really all that different from other european cultures but what i find interesting of a little every day things not just the stereotypes but the idiosyncrasies of german cult

rachael said you know it enjoys living in germany she's a young english woman who moved to cologne in twenty sixteen and she's developed a sharp high for the specifically german way of life the culture and language rachel is the new presenter of meet the germans are available for viewing on d.w. online. hi i'm rachel and this isn't the germans even the germans themselves will tell you so i just felt that i. knew the german language is tough i wanted to meet the germans is a video format where we explore elements of german culture that might seem a bit unusual to people moving here well who've lived here for some time already sometimes it's funny but definitely interesting. season's first episode deals with surprise surprise the number one german national beverage. just hit the germans who love. damaged german drinks more than one hundred liters of b.s. every year once i was on the spot and they even have a beer for saying that you pulled me out all over the whole natural way. you know what's remarkable about beer in germany is that almost everyone can open a bottle without a bottle op

there has been an —— there's been an outpouring of support for bbc presenter rachael bland who revealedagnosed with cancer in 2016. messages included praise from london underground workers for her blog on living with cancer. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times leads with typhoonjebi, the most powerful storm to hit the country in in 25 years. it says the meteorological agency warned of heavy rains, strong winds and mudslides across the west and northeast as the typhoon first made landfall in the southern part of tokushima. the south china morning post is reporting that president xijinping will send his right—hand man to north korea. one of china's top officials, li zha nshu, chairman of the national people's congress will attend the 70th anniversary of the founding of north korea. and the new york times has a front page feature on how militants in libya are using facebook. the so—called "keyboard warriors," are said to be posting fake news, hateful comments and battlefield guidance. a bridge has collapsed in kolkata. at least one person has died a

let's kick off, rachael, with the sunday times, boris versus me, now it's war.that started while he was in her cabin and now it is definitely war. iris johnson all —— launching his alternative vision for the company —— country and for brexit. you might have thought he could do that while he was foreign secretary or indeed if he had a vision for the country for brexit that he might have actually stood to be leader in 2016 which he didn't do. but now he's got a virgin. now he's ready! and it is scrapping hs2 and building a bridge to ireland. that is an interesting one. because he did have a witch to fla n one. because he did have a witch to flan —— france one. one. because he did have a witch to flan -- france one. boris likes things that he can name after himself, or risk wykes, boris buses, boris bridges. he says he does much the chequers plan, he doesn't like the chequers plan, he doesn't like the idea of the uk collecting ta riffs the idea of the uk collecting tariffs for the eu and he says what is happening now, alas, is not what people were promised in 2016,

but it also reports on the death of bbc presenter rachael bland, decribing her as beautiful and courageousand the head of nhs england is accusing betting firms that sponsor premier league football clubs of shirking their duty to help britain's problem gamblers. that is in the guardian. so those are the front pages. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. so many of them dominated by these very stark pictures of the two suspect, named dramatically in the commons by the prime minister yesterday. and lucy, the sun talking about them as the smiling assassins. yes, so they have been named as alexander petrov and ruslan boshirov. every part of their journey has been tracked, the cities they stayed in, how they travelled on the underground, how they took the train on the salisbury. an amazing level of detail today from theresa may after 250 detectives have gone through thousands of hours of cctv to work out exactly what happened. extraordinary, and that statement today in the commons, picked up in so many of the papers, the sun talking about how the hitmen grinned after the raid. and it prob

the metro leads on a tweet from the bbc radio five live presenter, rachael bland, in which she says sheve, after a long battle with breast cancer. and the financial times carries a striking image of brazil's historic national museum consumed by fire. it's thought the blaze has destroyed dozens of priceless artefacts. let's have a look first at the express, stephen, kicked off this hour, theresa may versus boris johnson. hour, theresa may versus boris johnson. so, the stage is set, the tory conference approaching, boris johnson versus theresa may, and mps come back from the long summer holiday tomorrow, and theresa may hoped it would calm everything down and give them a chance to reflect and give them a chance to reflect and we would come back and get checkers through the door and get on with brexit, instead she is walking back into a knife fight. boris johnson taking on theresa may and it will be quite an extraordinary run into conference —— chequers. will be quite an extraordinary run into conference -- chequers. how do you see it? the same way, boris johnson unleash now, i don't think

. >> reporter: arizona prosecutor rachael mitchell will be the face of the republican party wh christineand brett kavanaugh at the senate judiciary committee. >> i would like trd as she we daughter. i would like to see judge kavanaugh treated as if he were my son. the questioning. >> why are my republican colleagues hiding behind a special prosecutor? >> reporter: democrats will ask their own questions. >> reporter: i could be persuaded also. president trump said he will listen but added democrats have destroyed cavern's reputation -- kavanaugh's reputation. ford said i believe he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for heaven. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from screaming. >> reporter: in his prepared remarks, kavanaugh says i never did anything remotely resembling what dr. ford describes. democrats are expected to press kavanaugh on his history of drinking and behavior as today' hearing are new claims. >> 55-year-old julie says in high school he would engage in behavior against girls. >> dr. ford will be the first to testify this morning. again, she requested

rachael denhollander, thank you for sharing your story with us. >> thank you. >>> the other person whos po supposedly in the room when brett kavanaugh allegedly assaulted christine blasey ford is speak out. in a letter sent to the judiciary committee, mark judge and his attorney write, brett kavanaugh and i were friends in high school. but i do not recall the party described in dr. ford's letter. more to the point, i never saw brett act in the manner dr. ford describes. the judge's past is now coming under intense scrutiny. here's cnn's randi kaye. >> reporter: his name is mark judge. he was brett kavanaugh's high school friend and classmate. in this yearbook photo, that's judge in the white shirt. kavanaugh in the baseball cap. that photo, before judge made a name for himself, as a conservative writer and journalist, contributing to publications like "the daily caller" and "american spectator." in "wasted, tails of a gen-x drunk. he said it was impossible for him to stop until he was annihilated. he said his high school was swimming in alcohol. judge referenced a bart o'kavanaugh, who

alone at the same table and the kind of questioning that anita hill had has been played on msnbc, rachaelddow had the fm testiy going. anyone hearing that would see how disrespected hill was. and the testimony coming in now are quite legitimate and all make a lot of sense to me and the fact that anita hill had an investigation. they had witnesses besides her and now justice thomas. although they failed to call the last three witnesses that she provided who could have corroborated her testimony. and that was a big mistake they made. it would be an even bigger mistake now for them not to call all of the witnesses that have been identified so far and that a legitimate investigation by fbi would come up now. they didn't uncover the spousal abuse and didn't uncover this in judge kavanaugh's background. now that it is out there they should be investigating it and come forward with it. it's not just the balance between the senators on the republican side who are hesitant, it's all women who are watching this who are respecting the republicans to act in a decent manner. so i would say women vote.

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. >> reporter: rachael heron is a retired east bay dispatcher. she says with more cell phones comes more calls, hang-ups, and headaches. >> hello? >> reporter: alameda county has seen a spike in calls too. 20% of the time are for unnecessary reasons. even pocket dials are constantly taking up more of dispatchers' time. >> hello? >> do you have an emergency? >> i'm sorry. we were trying to figure out how to add an emergency contact and i inadvertently did it. >> reporter: then there are the well known calls, like what played out with nicknamed barbecue becky and two men grilling. calls tied up an oakland emergency line for nearly 15 minutes. >> i'd like to report that someone is illegally using a charcoal grill in a nondesignated area in lake merit park. >> reporter: she argued with a second dispatcher, pleading to send police. first responders may have to show up, even if it doesn't seem like a serious such. still dispatchers can prioritize where to send resources. they say these calls, like the one at lake merit, are nothing new. >> that kind of

the bbc radio 5 live presenter rachael bland, who has terminal cancer, has revealed on social media thatith breast cancer in november 2016 and had documented her journey throughout her illness on the podcast ‘you, me and the big c'. last night she tweeted: and if you want to hear her pod cast, talking about over the last few months, all of —— will of her feelings and the rest of it, it is a lovely pod cast to listen to as well. her positivity and the way she has inspired so many people through that pod cast, it will continue as well. much love to her and all of herfamily. doctors are being urged to write letters in clear, simple english that's easier for patients to understand. new guidance has been issued by the academy of medical royal colleges, encouraging consultants to stop using latin phrases and medicaljargon. it comes after gps reported that some patients were having to book appointments just to have technical terms explained. let us know what you think about that. plain english? you can agree, right? being around to see your 102nd birthday is cause for celebration, but imagine h

. >> rachael bade thank you. >>> 45 minutes past the hour.on the east coast as a category two hurricane and there are growing concerns it could make landfall thursday night or friday morning as a category three or worse. florence is expected to continues phi -- to intensify over the next week. we have meteorologist pedram javaheri tracking the storm for us. >> good morning, dave and christine. an update on what is now a category two hurricane florence. 1,500 miles east of the united states right now. strengthening quickly. this has everything to become a category three or major hurricane by later on tonight. you notice very little going on ahead of the system. what we know with the water level is warm waters. low 80s where it is situated. mid 80s where it is moving on and upper 80s as it closes in on land on thursday afternoon or evening. still has the potential to become a major hurricane and remain there for the foreseeable future. the steering environment is such it guides the system directly toward the east coast of the united states. we

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it's not a remand to the idea but you probably will get better night's sleep thank you so much for rachael we look for work and we where can we see you i will be publishing video once a. the two weeks and you can find them on you chip on. facebook and also on our website. for its lashing at the gym and our i catch up so thanks so much rachel greatly appreciate it and that would be for we'll let you go when i remind you of our main headlines that we're covering this hour for you tanzania has declared four days of mourning after a ferry capsized on lake victoria killing more than one hundred and thirty people of recovery mission is still ongoing officials fear the death toll could rise even further. german party leaders have agreed to new talks about the fate of domestic intelligence chief hans mos and it was moved from his post after controversial comments about far right violence in the eastern town of chemist's fighters from promotion to a higher position in the interior ministry sparked an outcry. british prime minister to resign may says rings that talks with the e.u. have reached an im

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bbc radio 5 live presenter rachael bland, who has terminal cancer, has revealed on social media thatthe support i've received." universities are urging the government to introduce new rules allowing international students to work in the uk for up to two years after graduation. under the proposal, the universities would sponsor their graduates to look for work without any restriction on the type ofjob they can apply for. the government says it already has variety of routes to allow international graduates to stay in the uk. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreys, is here. why are they wanting to get involved? what why are they wanting to get involved ? what is why are they wanting to get involved? what is the picture here? universities in the uk basically fear they are losing out in the global race to attract international students. at the moment, we are the second most popular country in the world to study after the usa. but the usa, canada, australia, new zealand, these countries have all seen very zealand, these countries have all seen very rapid growth in the number of internationa

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and also here is the rail analyst adrian ouine — and in leeds is labour's rail spokesperson rachael maskellrk with disabled people against cuts and transport for all. and for hospital appointments. since the timetable changes i have had to get two trains to get into london. it used to be one. i have to book to make accessible journeys with a 30 minute delay. i'm also having to now... it's getting ridiculous. they have cut two trains per hour from one of the lines into london victoria. it's all about cuts to services and cost—cutting measures. all about cuts to services and cost-cutting measures. what do you feel about that? really angry. we are also seeing the removal of guards from trains. we are seeing the removal of platform staff and ticket office closures. it's about literally saving money of a passenger safety, which is appalling. anthony, you run a facebook group for two metres on a problematic line. what's your experience? the experience of the group members overthe experience? the experience of the group members over the timetable changes has been appalling. we get stories of peopl