i met for visiting richard radcliffe. imet him for visiting richard radcliffe.ing a remarkable job and i know the whole house is thinking about nazanin, thinking about her five—year—old daughter, thinking about that family and whatever disagreements you have with the uk, do not punish this innocent woman, it is not her fault, let her come home. he was also asked about the violence in hong kong. he called on the government to... is at the uk would not issue any further export licences for crowd control equipment u nless licences for crowd control equipment unless it was satisfied that concerns raised on human rights and fundamental freedoms had been addressed. a disproportionate number of doctors from black and asian backgrounds are facing disciplinary hearings, compared to their white colleagues. research commissioned by the general medical council has found that poor support and working patterns can leave medics from ethnic minorities feeling isolated. amara sophia elah—hee reports. black, asian and minority doctors make up around a third of the workforce in th

not a huge amount of coverage come about so far of richard radcliffe hunger strike.prisoned dual national citizen. he began his hunger protest last weekend. she is ona hunger protest last weekend. she is on a hunger strike herself in tow run. where do you stand on this the embassy saying it is making work impossible. people feel coming in and out. we have to weigh that up with the fact that we have somebody used as upon in a political game. that is what the radcliffe would say. having being asked, she is being held, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, and a lot of people support her. many politicians go and see her. tom watson is going to go and see her. the fact is, he is doing this, sitting outside creating bit of a farce. if you do not create a fuss you do not get the attention. but surely it is up to the judiciary attention. but surely it is up to thejudiciary to attention. but surely it is up to the judiciary to make a decision as to whether or not they should shorten her sentence, not the embassy. but he has the right to be there and we have the right to protest. it is

richard radcliffe began a protest in front of an embassy last week saying he is making work the impossibled number of dementia patients have been going missing injapan. dementia patients have been going missing in japan. with dementia patients have been going missing injapan. with an ageing population it looks at the ways allergy and the community could help those effect. this is an extraordinary story. the washington post is reporting on research that says young people's scholes are growing horns due to phone use. —— skulls. we have a ton of stories to get through. i do not want horns. i am sitting like this. let's start with the first story and if the tory leadership race on the front pages of all the uk papers. most do with the same

richard radcliffe, husband of nazanin who is currently imprisoned in iran.next month. a vicar who has seen the impact of may rain in her parish says churches should open their doors. jaden, josie and youssef. just some of the bows in the uk. this vicar says churches must be open when the school day finishes. there is more and more need for spaces in the community where young people can feel safe. and churches, because they are a presence in every community, have the opportunity to open their doors and be that safe space. the reverend has also suggested a knife amnesty to encourage more to hand in winds. the church of england will discuss it next month. a new idea in the fight to tackle knife crime. self—employed people need more protection against late payments. here's a report. when this, does work for businesses, he asks for payment within a month. if it comes late, that can have a big impact. payment within a month. if it comes late, that can have a big impactm you're not paying you straight after iam using you're not paying you straight after i am using

having said that, all credit to richard radcliffe and to her.unfortunately does not have human rights at the centre of it. thank you, professor. we appreciate your insights. thank you for getting up your insights. thank you for getting up early for us. here's tomasz with a look at this morning's weather. it is father's day. happy father's day to anyone out there. happy father's day. just a few hours ago the weather was beautiful. as a just a few hours ago. most people have only just a few hours ago. most people have onlyjust got up. it was clear earlier on. that lovely sunrise. the clouds are rolling in now. clouds coming off the atlantic. the low pressure spinning to the west of us. you can see lots of clouds are heading towards south—western parts of the country, the north—west as well. these clouds will bring thunder, lightning, some hailand some pretty gusty winds at times as well. but not all the time. we not expecting the day to be a right of by any means. it will be changeable. one our will be will have sunshine and clear blue skies, mayb

is's the fact that his language is so sloppy, and certainly i have had lots of colleagues visit richard radcliffet comes to the extension of his wives incarceration. that is because of the sloppy language that we have seen. but how do you deal with the borisjohnson premiership? clearly he will be a very different prime minister in terms of his campaigning style, the way he relates to the public. so how does jeremy corbyn front up to a boris johnson prime minister? we get him out and we have a general election and we have a labour government. certainly, this language, the sloppy languagejust to certainly, this language, the sloppy language just to talk very swiftly about a local issue, we have had a number of arrests for historic child six exportation. i was able to get 1.2 million for these investigations and boris johnson says 1.2 million for these investigations and borisjohnson says it is wasting money. these are survivors of historic child sexual exportation. we need to show him who he is. to reason we need to show him who he is. to reason do you have any reservations? as foreign secretary, t

we arejoined by richard radcliffe, he is taking place in a hunger strike over the attention of his wifeinto its eighth day. she is also on hunger strike in the iranian jail where she day. she is also on hunger strike in the iranianjail where she has been held for five years. she was jailed for five years, three so far, convicted of spying. an allegation they both deny. thank you for speaking to us this afternoon. presumably the thought that they might have been air strikes is the kind of thing that adds to your concerns about the impact these tensions may have on your wife's prospect of release? that's right. certainly, increased tensions are never good for us. we watch the news closely and get worried if things go too far. i'm glad that the minister is trying to lobby for a de—escalation and a chance to talk about nazanin's case. you would certainly expect him to take that opportunity. presumably, what hasn't been made available is the chance to see your wife, do you have any idea yet what sort of condition she is at the moment? i know that he has asked to visit her. i hope that might

that was richard radcliffe talking on bbc radio four this morning.of trash has returned to the canadian city of vancouver from the philippines after a long—running row over waste exports. a philippine court in 2016 declared the importation of 2,400 tonnes of canadian waste illegal. the rubbish had been mislabeled as plastics for recycling. canada said the waste — exported to the philippines between 2013 and 2014 — was a private commercial transaction done without the government's consent. the killers will headline the pyramid stage at glastonbury later tonight. they'll be following in the footseps of stormzy, who last night became the first solo black british artist to headline glastonbury festival. 0ur entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, is there. well a short time ago i asked him if he'd managed to catch any of that set. i saw some of that they didn't get to see all of it, but yes, expectations were high and in most people mind, sheep —— he fulfilled them so it's not pressure for the next few days of the festival and who else to ask than fest

vigil outside the iranian embassy in london and says he will also fast in solidarity with her richard radcliffe says his wife started the strike following the 5th birthday of their daughter who's not been allowed to leave iran since her mother's arrest. and so has all this news from london the community that's fighting back is gentrification drive's files us out of mexico city. and his court stanley cup meets to louis for the 1st time in history. hong kong's embattled leader has suspended a highly controversial bill that would allow extraditions to mainland china after a week of sometimes violent protests kerry said she heard calls for her government to pause and think but activists want the plan withdrawn for good and say they will still go ahead with another mass demonstration on sunday rob mcbride reports from hong kong after insisting for weeks that she wouldn't and couldn't back down hong kong's leader kerry lamb came out to say she was doing just that. i now announce that the government has decided to suspend a legislative amendment exercise the government's attempt to push the legislatio

if that fails, richard radcliffe says he would like a visa so he can travel to the country to make the me earlier that they have been watching the growing tensions between britain and iran with concern. they are not sure it will help the case. that is a difficulty for the british government, on the one hand castigating the country for the role they played in these attacks on tankers, and in the other way pleading that they could show some compassion and release nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. president trump has reignited his feud with the mayor of london, sadiq khan, calling him a "national disgrace". he made the comments on twitter following five attacks in london left three men dead in less than 2a hours. let's speak to our political correspondent, nick eardley. nick, jeremy corbyn has now waded in? yes, he has indeed. accusing the us president of spreading hateful rhetoric. no secret at all that donald trump and sadiq khan have a bit of beef, quite frankly. they have been involved in pretty public spats before. as you say, this one is in response to a spate of violent attacks in london

eating some breakfast now as a means of garri radcliffe was arrested at teheran airport more than 3 years ago and sentenced to 5 years on charges of spying and richard also held a hunger strike in solidarity outside the iranian embassy in london and her family strongly deny all the challenges. now popular music and politics have also always had a close relationship but the current fractured political climate in the united kingdom has given many of the nation's musicians a whole new level of inspiration breaks at soaring levels of knife crime and widening inequality and some of the issues now being tackled by performers at this year's class and brain music festival we've barker takes a look at the influences behind some of the acts. this is how the world's biggest crime artists took to one of the world's most famous stages in a stop vest blazoned with the british flag the work of artists and activists banksy . storms east the 1st black british performer to headline the glass to be music festival his lyrics are serious look at the darker side of london life gangs drugs violence is the sound of britain in cities music of resistance there were a lot of

iranian prison now isn't in the gallery radcliff was arrested at teheran airport more than 3 years ago and sentenced to 5 years on charges of spying her husband richard is also held a hunger strike in solidarity with the iranian embassy in london as an end of family strongly deny all the challenges. now more mass protests are expected in hong kong monday will be the 22nd anniversary of the british handover to chinese rule traditional pro-democracy anniversary demonstrations well they're expected to be much larger this year of course millions of already marched against the proposed law to allow extradition to china and on the other hand china's army has opened its doors to celebrate the anniversary the full story. in sweltering heat they lined up. and visitors from the my land all came to get a rare glimpse of life in the barracks at the people's liberation army garrison. i'm very excited to be involved in the show it's big and i wish hong kong will be better in the future. i'm so happy to see it and i love it every year the hong kong opens its doors to the public to mark the anniversary of the former british territories handover to china the destroye

radcliffe family. —— the golf of demand. we are continuing to urge the british government at all levels to call for her unconditional release. there was a call from richardomatic protection. we hope they will continue to take action and we hope that who is successful in the leadership election will have it as a priority.. thanks forjoining us. now on bbc news, just how bad can a migraine get — and how close are we to a cure? newsbeat reporter shiona mccallum meets some of the thousands of sufferers and the scientists trying to help them. i'm going to go lay down.

radcliffe family. —— the golf of demand. we are continuing to urge the british government at all levels to call for her unconditional release. there was a call from richard diplomatic retention, which was taken on board by the british government. —— diplomatic protection. we hope they will continue to take action and we hope that who is successful in the leadership election will have it as a priority.. thanks forjoining us. now on bbc news, just how bad can a migraine get — and how close are we to a cure? newsbeat reporter shiona mccallum meets some of the thousands of sufferers and the scientists trying to help them. i'm going to go lay down. nearly 200,000 people in the uk will experience a migraine today. if you're not in a safe environment when you're having a migraine, it really is one of the worst scenarios you can probably put yourself in. at some point in our lives, one in seven of us will have a migraine attack. the best way i can describe it is it's the worst hangover you've ever had times ten. for those who suffer the most, their migraines can completely take over their lives. people are like, "only come back into work when you are feeling bet

iranian prison now is in the the gary radcliffe was arrested at tehran airport more than 3 years ago she was sentenced to 5 years on charges of spying her husband richard also held a hunger strike in solidarity but outside the iranian embassy in london now zinni and her family strongly deny all the charges a state of emergency has been declared in papua new guinea following the eruption of 2 volcano is rescue workers say they don't have enough resources to help thousands of villages forced to move to safety mount one shot a cloud of us about 18 kilometers high over west new britain province and that forced flights to be diverted since that eruption which is on wednesday in the highly active volcano ma'am island has begun to erupt. the heat wave in germany is expected to set a new record on sunday that people in france the u.k. and spain will get some relief firefighters are still battling wildfires in catalonia and close to the capital madrid soaring temperatures across much of europe are blamed for at least 8 deaths this week a new record high of just under 46 degrees set in southern france on saturday. still to come here on the al-jazeera news hour i