could reece soon become the next oprah and is kelly becoming the next ellen degeneres.et's start with reece who just launched her new directtv series and talked about bringing back everyone's favoritefeminist, elle wood. >> we're beyond excited about "legally blond" coming back. how thrillred you to be stepping back into the iconic steu lettos? >> it's going to be so fun. i got to go to a meeting where we talked about all the characters and returning characters and new characters and i got so excited just in the meeting. i was like this is going to be good. >> what is she up to this time? >> i can't tell you. >> but reece did open up about season two of "big little lies" and this epic moment. >> throwing ice cream at meryl streep. >> yeah, i did that. a top five moment in my life for sure. but i can't remember the other four. >> her own take on a talk show, shine on with reece. >> a lot of people say you're the next oprah. what advice has she given you? >> first all of there's only one oprah and i should be so lucky to even walk in a path that she tkprut any of us. >> h

zharnel hughes wins the men's100 metres ahead of team—mate reece prescod.for gold, jack law adds to his success with the 1m springboard title. and taking over, stan kroenke's £600 million bid forfull control of arsenal is accepted. but fans aren't happy. we have seen over the last eight yea rs, we have seen over the last eight years, he does not engage very much and this does not give us any confidence arsenal will be any stronger tomorrow than they were yesterday. hello there and thank you for joining us. what a night it's been for british athletics, with a sprint double at the european championships. dina asher—smith won 100 metre gold with the joint fastest time in the world, and zharnel hughes led a british one—two in the men's event. ade adedoyin was watching in berlin. asher—smith came in here as the heavy favourite and delivered with a performance that will make the world ta ke performance that will make the world take notice, tenant .85 was not only the new british record and fastest time this year but it was the same time this year but it was the s

a look at the very latest with our correspondent a call reece she is on the ground of whitehall near the parliament building how to cope good to see you i can see there behind you that the areas cordoned off not a lot of people around to bring us up to date on what you've been seeing and hearing. yes hi good morning sir well i'm here from five minutes. to read as your reset. and it's quite. clear some police officers are here at the scene giving very little information. on the streets because. i haven't. been very tight on information. and. well that's that's it's it's very empty here at the moment and investigations are being led to go by the counterterrorism unit as we said police given any more information about the person that they arrested. the person that and the rest it is them and that's what we know some people say that. at least information about he wore jeans and jack that's what we do. you know. all right so police being very tight lipped and we do have some social media that police have been posting on twitter the metropolitan police tweeting out updates here we see they

reece prescod also took silver in berlin.med to 18 points after this mornings 110 metres hurdles. the british number one, johanna konta, came from a set down down at the rogers cup to win herfirst—round match against the former french open champion jelena ostapenka. next up in montreal will be victoria azarenka. and one day to go before the transfer window shuts, chelsea keeper thibaus courtois failed to report for training for a second day running. he's been linked with a move to real madrid. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much, olly. boris johnson, the man who wanted to lead the conservative party, has rejected calls from all sides to apologise for saying women who wear face veils look like "bank robbers" and "letterboxes". he's been accused of racism and using muslim women as a political football to boost his popularity. does the conservative party itself have a problem with muslims? this all comes after the muslim council of britain said recently that incidents of islamophobia in the conservative party were

later zharnel hughes won the men's event with a championship record, in a british one—two ahead of reecellists have been speaking tojeanette kwachi. european gold medallist. the morning after the night before, how much have you slept? not too much. it was for rem and i thought it is just not going to happen tonight. i got a little bit of sleep, mainly because iam little bit of sleep, mainly because i am focusing on performing well for the 200 metres on friday. i can't believe it. i can't believe i ran that kind of time. simy to be able to fulfil the potential that i showed when i was younger, for my coach and me, it is gratifying. i am happy! 10.85! commentator: britain rules in the sprints. last night was one of those moments i had dreamt about. to come back from my highs and lows at the beginning of the season to end up with the european championship title, it is one of those moments i wanted to achieve. it was electrifying last night. i wanted to give my very best. i rememberseeing so many wanted to give my very best. i remember seeing so many british supporters and i wanted to go out

players having the right to take a need to stand up to reece's in the white supremacy that run this country you can't say things like this country was founded when it was stolen based on a platform a brutal genocide in land that native americans who are sovereign to this land and it was yes you're right the republican party did. emancipate the slaves but that's a false narrative because we all know that then slipped around a little bit when. he said compromise or eight hundred seventy seven under which unleashed a whole system of redemption under bruges and crow and then of course when the civil rights act was enacted and passed we know that there was a switch after that that was the democratic party i'm not a democrat myself by the way but i just want to make sure that we're you know being honest when we're talking about history your heart is hurting think of the southern strategy which was based on racism and inciting. fears in white people through black people and that's why we still have state sanctioned slavery today mass incarceration despite the fact that the majority of crimes are c

reece prescod is also through. but the frenchman could be the danger man in the final.should be red—hot. it's the second day of the ben stokes court case in bristol. the england cricketer has been accused of affray along with two other men, following an incident outside a nightclub in the city last september. our sports editor dan roan was in court. today the jury in bristol lent more about the events leading up to the fight in the early hours of september last year involving ben stokes and two local men. they heard from andrew cunningham the head doorman of the nightclub where the fight took place. he told the jury that ben stokes who was accompanied by alex hales had been abusive, spiteful and a bully towards him abusing him for his prominent tattoos and his gold teeth and then knocking two gay men outside the nightclub and throwing a cigarette but at the head of one of them. but the defence barrister then suggested that cunningham who said he did not like cricket had been aggressive towards ben stokes. he said that the two men have been laughing about his gold shoes

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>>>reece is formally ending its bailout program after eight years and billions of dollars in loans. the european central bank and th european commission, greece agreed to drastically cut spendingme and imp economic reforms. the greek economy is three quarters of the size itas in 2007, and the deep cuts to public spending are set to continue. the bailout exit means the country can once again borrow money at market rates. deal activity added to e optimism on wall street today. pency agreed to buy soda stream r more than $3 million. the ceo says gearing away from sugary drinks is important for the company's future. >>> tyson foods said it would buy keystone foods for more than $2 billion. the acquisition is part of tyson's strategy tore ie its product offerings and expand globally. keystone foods is a supplier of chicken, beef ando fish the major fast food restaurant chains as well as convenience stores. shares of tyson rose more than 1%. investors will be focused on tha fe reserve this week, and just today, the president of the atlanta f said that the economy is strong and ready to mo

the plan for model cities seems designed with marge multinationals in mind at the reece burke be guarantees and works in what was once one of the most dangerous neighbourhoods on the planet. i've calmed down since then but keeping her sewing business alive is still a co nsta nt her sewing business alive is still a constant struggle for her, her husband, and her three children. she would love to turn her workshop into something bigger but it seems an impossible challenge. mirian and her husband see no good future here. they dream of heading north to the us or canada. critics say in fighting foreign investors into hondura ns critics say in fighting foreign investors into hondurans smacks of neocolonialism, exploiting hondura ns to foreign game. before for foreign gain. despite the lack of clarity on exactly how this proposal would work, legislation was passed in 2013 to allow it to go ahead. though, with so much political instability, that might be subject to change. honda race is a very polarised society. lots of grievances and lots of protest. and wonder if this initiative isn't going to m

players having the rights it's need to stand up to reece's the white supremacy that run this country everything that happens here in the public square in public view is political those young people believe it or not do not come up with this plan on their own it isn't a spontaneous organic demonstration it's a political plan involving street activity designed yet. to divide us because there is an election coming up in just a couple of months of the term election year where all congressmen and one third of senators are up for reelection it's not divisible at all to the top of your presser bob what this is is forcing people to look at something to have two or three symbols but white supremacy when they're going to school black and brown women so on their currency to see white men who say machinery against their insistence who say she kind of each that to me it's a visit and not talking about it is that this is a. there are concerns that a large number of child slaves trafficked from vietnam and china could be working on cannabis farms in london this comes as the figures disclosed under

metres final, it took a photo finish to seperate the winner, america's christain coleman, and britain's reecehe sport for now. britain's new £3 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, has set sail from portsmouth this evening for the east coast of america —— where jets will land on her deck for the first time. two f—35 test planes are expected to carry out 500 landings and take—offs while it's at sea. steve humphrey reports. seek it has taken years of work and the billions of pounds but now the biggest warship britain has ever had is about to do the job she was designed first, providing a 11.5 acre floating flight deck for the new jets. the first fixed wing landing will certainly be an iconic moment and it will quickly become routine as we build up to embarking several squadrons of aircraft and will become an absolutely everyday activity but the first is always special. the high-tech aircraft are already flying on and off american ships but the first deck landing will be quite a moment. hugely symbolic for the country, very exciting, and of course eight years nearly to the day since i

nicole thank you so much for now as t w correspondent cole reece there talking to us from london thank you. well as catch up on some business news now and turkey is very much under pressure in fact in the middle of massive diplomatic and economic turmoil and it's getting worse as we speak terry turkish president of egypt type of the one has warned his country will boycott u.s. products in response to what he calls economic terrorism done by the u.s. he's referring to the trump administration doubling tariffs for turkish steel and aluminum the turkish lira appears to be pulling back from record lows after the central bank in turkey took emergency measures but rising prices are still hurting the turkish people. new stock at last for pharmacy owner bullet move to glue the relief among staff is palpable the leave us loss in value against the dollar has made some products like this medication to fight high blood pressure hard to come by. the first sign that something was wrong was that we were no longer getting this counts on large orders right now and our around one hundred types of medica

support systems he's the author of among other books shepherd in the sea the race to save our oceans reece welcome back to the big picture. thank you very much for having me those numbers are scary even if humans discontinue all single service plastic packaging today that stuff is still going to be there for hundreds of years right yeah absolutely as a matter of fact everything that we have ever created plastic wise is here is on our planet it's a closed system and and i think the it's very important that the viewers understand that plastic is a petroleum based product and it's subsidized five point three trillion dollars a year to the wealthiest biggest polluters it makes no sense the plastics themselves hall and our poisons and having anything surrounded by poison whether it's a plastic bottle water bottle or a wrapper is. in essence it's harming our bodies right off the hop and then the the disposability this notion that we can just throw it away it's killing everything in the ocean we now think that there's in excess of fifty one trillion pieces of plastics in the oceans and last month

metres final it took a photo finish to separate the winner — america christain coleman — and britain's reeceay's other sports headlines, and. salford boosted their super league survival hopes with a second successive win in the super eight qualifiers — over widnes at the aj bell stadium. they scored five tries in the 32—6 victory, while ed chamberlain kicked six from six. catala ns remain bottom of the super eights, wigan still second. in rugby union, the all blacks made it 13 wins in a row in the rugby championship this morning. they thrashed australia 38—13 in sydney. waisake naholo got a couple of second half tries for the world champions. mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer. the horse dr richard kimble won at ripon to give johnston his 4,193rd victory, reaching the mark set by richard hannon senior. johnston trained his first winner way back in 1987 and his victories have earned 53 million pounds in prize money. britain's swimmers are having their own ‘super saturday‘ on the penultimate day of the european para swimming champio

reece prescod took silver to claim a british 1—2. hughes is training to become a pilot.t and furious night in berlin was matched by a equally busy day here in scotland and two british teenagers in particular stole the show. nerves of steel are needed for the ten metre platform but eden cheng is just 15, lois toulson just three years older. remember their names. they've done it. britain's first diving gold of these championships was firstly followed by another. this one more expected, though. jack laugher is britain's most successful diver but, remarkably, this one metre springboard win was his first individual european title. remember their names. james heatly claimed the bronze. and a flurry of british medals in the swimming pool ended with two golds for britain. the home crowd saved their biggest roar for duncan scott who powered through from lane 8 to take the 200 metres freestyle. natalie pirks, bbc news, glasgow. commemorations will take place in the french city of amiens tomorrow, marking the 100th anniversary, of the battle there that proved so decisive in ending

players having their rights it's a need to stand up to reece's the white supremacy that run this country everything that happens here in the public square in public view is political those young people believe it or not do not come up with this plan on their own it isn't a spontaneous organic demonstration it's a political plan involving street activity designed you. to divide us because there is an election coming up in just a couple of months of midterm election year where all congressmen and one third of senators are up for reelection it's not that this is at all to the top of your presser but what this is is forcing people to look at something to have two or three symbols but white supremacy when they're going to school for you on the black and brown women so on their currency to see white men who say machinery against there is a source who say she kind of reach that to me it's that this is not talking about it is that this is a. fighter jets vehicles of all kinds and of a six hundred units of and a quick wind display during the international military expo held in russia russia's mos

players having the rights it's need to stand up to reece's the white supremacy that run this country everything that happens here in the public square and public view is political those young people believe it or not do not come up with this plan on their own it isn't a spontaneous organic demonstration it's a political plan involving street activity designed yes to divide us because there is an election coming up in just a couple of months of midterm election year where all congressmen and one third of senators are up for reelection it's not divisible at all to the top of your presser what's that this is it is forcing people to have to look at something to have two or three symbols of white supremacy when they're going to school for young black and brown women so on their currency to see white men who say machinery against their insistence who say she or slow kind of teach that to me it's the visit and not talking about it is that this is a doesn't for me i'll be back in about thirty one and a half minutes with more news you're watching our two international. join me every thursday

meanwhile, reece prescod ran the 11th fastest time by a british man in the men‘s 100m, american christianson fury‘s moved a step closer to one of the division‘s most anticpated fights after victory in belfast tonight. he beat the italian flavia pennetta on points at windsor park and is now in line to face the wbc champion, the american deontay wilder, later this year. it was just his second fight back after almost three years away from the ring. also on the card, northern ireland‘s carl frampton takes on luke jackson later. great britain won ten more medals on the penultimate day at the para swimming european championships. you can read more about that over on the bbc sport website tonight, but for now, it‘s back to you, clive. that‘s it. you can see more on all of today‘s stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the team, have a very good night. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. a former labour mp has been suspended by the party because of comments he reportedly made online about the jewish community. jim sheridan was the mp for paisley and renfrewshire north — until 2

mens final it took a photo finish to separate the winner — american christain coleman — and britain's reeceboth clocking the same time of 9.94 seconds. mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer. the horse dr richard kimble won at ripon to give johnston his 4,193rd victory, reaching the mark set by richard hannon senior. johnston trained his first winner way back in 1987 and his victories have earned £53 million in prize money. quick update from the premier league — chelsea and arsenal 2—2 a few mintes into the second half. we'll have the result and a full round up in sportsday in around an hours time. hello. world leaders have been paying tribute to kofi annan, who has died at the age of 80. the ordering physician for ten years and won the nobel peace prize in 2001. the current secretary—general described in today as a guiding force for good. james robbins look back at his life and there are some flashing images in his report. this office book and left one diplomat from ghana was sworn in lead the united nations back in 1996. already hu

britain's reece prescod ran a personal best in the 100 metres but the american christian coleman also laura muir says she was happy with her season after winning the 1000 metres last night, a week after becoming european champion over 1500 metres. great britain won ten more medals on the penultimate day of the european para swimming championships in dublin — six of them gold. and one of those went to the paralympic champion jessica jane applegate, who broke her own world record to lead home a british clean sweep in the 514100 metres butterfly. rugby league and wigan warriors are still on course for a home semi—final in the super league play—offs, after they inflicted a heavy defeat on catalan dragons. they won by 35—6 in the super 85, with catalans resting several first—choice players ahead of next weekend's challenge cup final against warrington. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our review of this morning's sunday papers. with me are the journalists and writers james rampton and eve pollard. welcome to you both and thank

zharnel hughes and reece prescod made it a british one—two in the men's100 metres.job i am happy. thejob is done. i came up i am happy. thejob is done. i came up with a victory. i felt a crack in my right, but i thought i could go faster, but i am happy. congratulations to him as well, he did really well, it was great racing and the crowd was amazing. there has been more success for britain's swimmers making it a total of 16 medals in the swimming pool so far in the championships. the women's 4 by 200 metre freestyle leading the way by taking gold, 17 year old freya anderson completing the victory to take her 2nd relay gold of the championships. duncan scott is three year older at 21, he secured his third medal by winning the 200m freestyle gold. meanwhile, adam peaty broke his european 50m breaststroke record again. he already did it in the heats and this time storming ahead in his semi—final, he goes in the final this afternoon. love watching the diving. will we be attempting this on our holidays? no. over in edinburgh, the british divers kept the medals coming at

on both areas, whether it's fin tech, reece or banks themselves, we have been active and i hope it kopcontinuesseems like people now are focusing on the higher interest rays and it's just on the deposit side and at the e cost events ch the reality is there's two sides for that equation. and what i think people should focus on is what's happening to the interest margins and with the new tax benefits really starting to take hold, you're seeing roas, run on assets increasing 10 to 15%, which is formidable so i think there's clear sail ing for a little while and i think the finals are going to be in good shape and certain ly a lot of private equity money looking closely at all in fin tech space, which is going to become more and more prominent >> jamie dimon talks today about rates should be at 4%. maybe they get to five what makes sense to you right now when you look at interest rates and where you think they will be going in perhaps the very near future >> well, i think i agree that interest rates need to be hire there's two things where should they be if everything was just done impeerically and

his own game look easy the third major in just over a year putting him at the top of the sport paul reece al-jazeera. well let's talk now that clint herm he's a direct brand finance a leading independent business valuation and strategy consultancy declan thanks for coming on well once of course hasn't won a major title now for ten years so tell us why and how we remain suggest such a valuable brand. and he thanks very much for having me. at brown finance read deal with brown's across a range of sectors sport commercial brands and the ultimate purpose of a brand is to generate revenue and profits and tiger woods is no different really when he plays golf not only the golf world watches the world as a whole. i saw that see c.b.s. released figures saying that the t.v. ratings were where sixty dollars online when tiger was last playing good golf the moss has had the best t.v. ratings since two thousand and fourteen and tiger woods was last playing there he really is a commercial entity all in terms of and does he make money not just for himself but for the whole of golf when he's playing this

metres final it took a photo finish to separate the winner — america christain coleman — and britain's reecein a row in the rugby championship this morning. they beataustralia 38—13 in sydney. waisake naholo got a couple of second half tries for the world champions. the wallabies making a fist of it in the first half and were leading at half time in the first bledisloe cup test in sydney. the two play again next week at eden park. mark johnston has equalled the all—time record number of british winners for a racehorse trainer. the horse dr richard kimble won at ripon to give johnston his 4,193rd victory, reaching the mark set by richard hannon senior. johnston trained his first winner way back in 1987 and his victories have earned 53 million pounds in prize money. and staying with para sport, paralympic canoeing champion emma wiggs will bid for her sixth successive world title paralympic champion ellie robinson is through to tonight‘ s finals at the european para—swimming championships in dublin. she was quickest in the heats for the s6 50—metres butterfly — this is her best event, the one t

well, it's back to berlin to see how three british men, zarnel hughes, reece prescod and cj ujah go indedoyin has been watching all the action for us live this evening from the stadium in berlin... ade. a new world lead and now it is the return of the men in britain could have an opportunity to make history because never in the history of the european championships has a british woman ina european championships has a british woman in a british man won the 100 metre gold. darnall is the use is thejoint metre gold. darnall is the use is the joint fastest man this season, 9.9 he has run, along side france. both have won their semifinal and he looks very relaxed around 10.01. he isa looks very relaxed around 10.01. he is a former training partner of usain bolt as well. and really as on a mission to win 200 metres gold at the commonwealth games he was disqualified because he clashed and he is here to make amends for that and certain to get gold. but france isa and certain to get gold. but france is a danger man because he ran 9.97 and has semifinal and looked impressive doing so. isjust and

britain's reece prescod ran a personal best in the 100 metres, but the american christian coleman alsost night, a week after becoming european champion over 1,500 metres. great britain won ten more medals on the penultimate day of the european para swimming championships in dublin, six of them gold. and one of those went to the paralympic champion, jessica —jane applegate, who broke her own world record to lead home a british clean sweep in the 514100 metres butterfly. rugby league, and wigan warriors are still on course for a home semi—final in the super league play—offs, after they inflicted a heavy defeat on catalans dragons. they won by 35—6 in the super 8s, with catalans resting several first—choice players ahead of next weekend's challenge cup final against warrington. i want to know you borrowed the shirt from. do they know you borrowed it? you havejust been rifling through the wardrobes in the dressing rooms, could be sally's. it's fast, furious, and not for the faint hearted. drift racing, or sliding your car round a bend at 90 degrees while driving at 60 miles per hour, is th

fought back from one nil down against hong kong to beat them three one and take the group title paul reece al-jazeera while china way ahead of second place japan in the medal standings south korea are third in with five gold medals so far these games host indonesia have already better their performance from the last games let's talk now to our correspondent scott hardly who's at the games in jakarta indonesia doing really well in the medals table is that helping to smooth over any organizational concerns people might have there. absolutely know many of the people of jakarta are delighted with the way things have been going there a little bit of stutter steps at the very beginning particular at the opening ceremonies but particularly with five gold medals already they're very very happy now you look at you know around town it's very difficult to go any corner any roundabout not see some kind of signage for the asian games they're very delighted about the way their team has been doing there is a fantastic win in football a monday night against china hong kong so obviously the way their athle

paula reece is from ukat, a national drug rehabilitation service.onkey dust. darren, you came across it in prison, what effect did you see it was doing to users? the health and mental and physical health. they would suffer from extreme powerful hallucinations. these would be hallucinations. these would be hallucinations hearing voices and their erratic behaviour. you say people got, what you describe, ten men's syndrome? yes, sometimes people would find the strength of ten men and stuff and smash up their houses and their properties. there has been some cases where some of the organisations we work with, some of the people using this stuff have smashed through walls believing people are inside the walls watching them. ripping up theirfloorboards because they think people are underneath, trying to get them. this is really bad stuff. how bad? i have taken drugs a lot in my life and i am not proud of that, victoria. this is something i would never stuff, i would stay 100 miles away from it. i have been around for a number of yea rs, have been around fo

first here's paula reece from ukat, uk addiction treatment centres, calling for the classification ofupgrade it from a class b drug to a class a drug? so on a similar level to heroin? yeah, absolutely. it seems to me that people are getting hooked from their first use and then there's no going back. it's just creating havoc, much like spice did in manchester. so should monkey dust be made a class a drug? and how would it happen? let's ask dr derek tracy who sits on the advisory council on the misuse of drugs, the group that advises the government on drugs policy. also with us is professor david nutt who used to chair the group and wants to scrap our drugs laws and instead replace them with a regulated market so people know what they are taking, and in glasgow professor neil mckeganey. he set up and is the director of the drug misuse research centre at the university of glasgow. dr tracy, first of all, your reaction to the harm monkey dust is doing? it looks dreadful. looking at the story of that man smithy, it is really sad to see it. it seems to be a localised problem at the moment a

reece prescott. good one. would you like to see a pairof good one. seeing double on your next flight may not be down to duty—free. sorry, i covertheir faces. there they are. they are just there. here we are. this is an and laura perry, 23, they have both landed jobs as hostesses on virgin atla ntic landed jobs as hostesses on virgin atlantic and they said, we wouldn't do thejob atlantic and they said, we wouldn't do the job unless the other one got it as well. one has got slightly longer eyebrows than the other one. it's a temporary thing. surely not on the same shift. that as white as the paper. how much sleep did you get last night questioned three hours and 45 minutes. a bubbly about 5.5, six hours. perky morning people, i am a perky morning people. you are captain perkbag. aggressively perky. come on! people who sleep in our more likely to die of cardiovascular disease. those who slept for seven hours or fewer, didn't we talk about how you don't sleep enough, you are at risk of all sorts of terrible things happening to you in your old age? just t

so i was he welcomed so at the end of the contest his father who was a very distinguished william reece morgan editor of the times here in this letter saying dear mr macleish i don't normally write to labor m.p.'s in this way but thanks very much for chaperoning my young son and his first political lobos now i think if i had known then what i know no i would have been so you're responsible for however for blacks can announce on your program that i am responsible for research morgan is present form but can you imagine a situation where you see him today described in the house of commons as the there on woman but from the eighteenth century imagine a young lady smaug with a double breasted suit when i reflect on how it was quite an experience from his well. ninety seven year late in the came. right hand man to deliver the devolution commitment to the referendum campaign in the double question campaign which are essential memories of that well it was a great campaign in many ways i mean you know we knew that the white paper and which is a very good way to be who was going to be well receiv