he had a kidney transplant only two yea rs had a kidney transplant only two years ago.king his way back to the top. —— for him. it would be wonderfulfor to the top. —— for him. it would be wonderful for merritt to the top. —— for him. it would be wonderfulfor merritt and to the top. —— for him. it would be wonderful for merritt and i'm sure the crowd would get behind him after what he has been through. the terrible illness and needing a kidney transplant in the last couple of years. kidney transplant in the last couple of yea rs. we kidney transplant in the last couple of years. we have another anthem behind us for one of those medal reallocation is. plenty more to come including the 100 metres medal ceremony and all the controversy thatis ceremony and all the controversy that is likely to bring. studio: we will be back at the london stadium shortly, but now the rest of the other sports news. england's batsmen have been struggling in the gloom in manchester — they've been losing quick wickets on this third day of the final test against south africa — but they do have a

i have 15 yea rs years. a lot of patience.o, and this was from 2015, in december. if you want to have a good picture of a volcano, you have to analyse all the time what the volcano is doing so in december, i was 20 nights outside of my home, just trying to get a good picture, but i didn't know that i was going to get this kind of picture. it is a magical moment, because it has a big lightning and this lightning makes the whole scenario bright. it is an amazing picture. and of course i am very happy, as a mexican, as a latin american photographer, because it is a strange kind of picture. it is not very common to take pictures of lightning. that's wonderful. stay with us, more coming up. good evening. we will have an update on the extreme weather we are seeing around europe and across north america. we will begin ourjourney in south—east asia. this is not the time of year to be going on holiday to thailand. we get lots of rain due to thailand. we get lots of rain due to the south—westerly monsoon, which is bringing lots of rain

it takes you three yea rs are included.three days in the uk. you have still got a long way to go to convince people that somebody such as us tried to do this. what i can say is that it is misleading. —— such as you is trying to. it does not take three months. it takes 4—6 months. it is comp ruble to germany, the maximum in germany, or the uk. —— comp comparable. all of those reports i made... i am telling you... they are not... can i interrupt you to give you the source? it was the head of ubs france, who told a committee earlier this year. it is a recent statement. well, it was probably taken from reports done four years ago. before 2013, yes, the situation was really different. but in the meantime, we have made four incremental reforms on the labour market. i think we already have the situation which is not so different from germany. and with new reforms, we will move somewhere a twin germany and the uk. —— between. hopefully closer to the uk. it will be a different situation. it won't be that far away from the uk, perhap

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i was imprisoned for two yea rs. i pay the cost. i was imprisoned for two years.. my heart is still the same for the people inside north korea. we're talking about 34 million people with no human rights freedoms to choose when they want to leave and there is no information going into them. we need to embrace and ca re into them. we need to embrace and care for them but we need to do it wisely. so, in a word, was your experience worth it? jetta i do believe so. kenneth bae, we need to leave it there. --i do believe so. thank you very much for coming on hardtalk. thank you. hello. a full uk forecast is on the way and i can tell you, it will be nothing like as disruptive or dangerous as the weather we're still seeing on the other side of the atlantic. tropical storm harvey has already delivered over one metre of rain in parts of texas. the radar picture shows the wet weather has been relentless and it continues on tuesday. we are likely to see further flooding and the problems may extend further east as well, along the gulf coast, through parts of louisiana, mississi

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to go back a couple of yea rs, after catalonia.go back a couple of years, after the palace attacks, there was a discussion about whether las ramblas and particularly do better protection, perhaps some street furniture blocking the traffic. both then and now, the cata la n traffic. both then and now, the catalan government has said they reject that, because for las ramblas particularly, the president says, you cannot have a complete shield in the region, you have to have somewhere that is open, part of the spirit, and if the attackers would happen, it is about policing on the streets. the fact that the imam who is said to have controlled all of this, who died in explosion bobby was preparing bomb attacks, which triggered the men into action, he has leased to belgium where he tried to get a job as a imam where he was seen as too radical. he was imprisoned, and police understand that he was in the next cell to one of the madrid bombers from the attack in 200a. this is a big investigation. it is day two of the attack on tal afar. it ma

he was jailed for seve n yea rs also raped her. he was jailed for seven years for that offence. xy, the police applied an informant. he was brought into operation shelter and sanctuary in 2015 but he had been under police books for four years in 2015 but he had been under police books forfour years prior to in 2015 but he had been under police books for four years prior to that. the police had been working with him for some time. northumberland police working to infiltrate this gang so they wanted xy to basically find out where these parties were being held where these parties were being held where young women and girls were being abused. as we know, he was paid around £10,000 for that. chris jackson, thank you very much. you can see that inside out special on bbc one in the north—east at 7:30pm and we will be showing it on the news channel at 8:30pm. just to bring you some breaking news. jason marshall, who was caught on camera smothering of vulnerable gay man in his own home has been found guilty at the old bailey of murder and arson. the murder only came to light when the vic

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he has been out of the game for 12 yea rs has been out of the game for 12 years after turning his handng you don't see every day, this 306 metre container ship has run aground off the course of belgium, in doing so it is blocking shipping traffic in and out of antwerp, the second largest container port in europe. a large queue of vessels has already formed behind this. burkina faso has declared three days of national mourning after 18 people we re of national mourning after 18 people were killed at a turkish restaurant. this happened overnight in the capital. we want to show you the moment that two men drove up to the restau ra nt moment that two men drove up to the restaurant and opened fire on people sitting on the terrace. the president has condemned what he cold the despicable and cowardly terrorist attack. authorities say the two attackers were killed. this region has already had its share of terrorist groups turning up at one time or another. what does this mean for burkina faso? by faso? by kuyt forjoining faso? by kuyt for joining us faso? by kuyt forjoining us on outside sourc

the fact is over the yea rs i have write the fact.i have achieved through my ha rd years i have achieved through my hard work, through hard work and pain. let's look ahead to this evening and some of those finals, with plenty of british interest. the women's 800 metres final. lynsey sharp goes in that. she will be hoping to get as close as she can, get in the slipstream of the great caster semenya, the south african whose stellar career has been dogged by debate about eligibility. she has got increased levels of testosterone. the iaaf went to the court of arbitration for sport two yea rs court of arbitration for sport two years ago to propose a rule change that those women with the condition should take therapy to lower their testosterone levels. they threw that out. all sorts of issues. lynsey sharp was castigated after the rio final last year, when she said it was just not fair having to race against women with those raised levels of testosterone. expect this to bea levels of testosterone. expect this to be a highly charged affair,

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i think if you add up over the last 20 yea rs think if you add up over the last 20 years maybe i hittingo that number. at the reality is that china was right to be somewhat protectionist ten, 15 years ago. their industry was in shambles. they really needed to have that infant syndrome where you protect your industries. but right now that sort of protectionism is hurting the country. a lot of western brands that i talk to are now looking towards indonesia, or sri lanka, or even africa to invest, because they are concerned about unfair trading practices in china. in corporate america, the boss of drugs giant merck has resigned from the business panel led by donald trump over the president's response to a violent white nationalist rally which took place in virginia over the weekend. i spoke to our correspondent from new york and i asked why the drugs

for the last three yea rs what images?years dr arian has been based at a hospital in liverpool but his life is still dominated by afghanistan. born in kabul 3a years ago, he grew up born in kabul 3a years ago, he grew up knowing only war. the afghan conflict in the 1980s made child refugee. the ensuing civil war of the 1990s shaped his destiny. his pa rents the 1990s shaped his destiny. his parents sent him to england to give him a chance of a future. they could never have imagined how he would seize that opportunity and create new hope for those casualties of war in his homeland and beyond. i've seen in his homeland and beyond. i've seen so in his homeland and beyond. i've seen so much suffering in my childhood and that suffering is still very vivid in my memory and i wa nted still very vivid in my memory and i wanted to see if i could help in any way alleviate that suffering for many people who were in a similar position to my as a child. and when i went back to afghanistan i kept making regular trips, i could see the pe

it is 70 yea rs the start of partition.dom airports and on flights has risen by over 50% in the last year. security forces in burkina faso have killed two suspected jihadist gunmen after a terrorist attack which killed at least 18 people — including a french citizen — in the capital 0uagadougou. the incident took place just 200 metres from a similar attack in january last year. bill hayton reports. violence has returned to the main streets of 0uagadougou. security forces sealed off the area around the turkish restaurant and tried to treat the wounded. witnesses said three men arrived in a car and opened fire on those sitting inside. anyone who could, ran. translation: we had just finished eating and had left the restaurant. we were waiting outside for the driver to come to and pick us up and we heard the shootings. afterwards, i didn't hear anything any more. the apparent target was the 200 metres from the site of a previous attack, a year and a half ago. that was claimed by a group called the al-qaeda in the islamic maghre

second largest house for several yea rs. what was going on?cts that we know about shakespeare, he signed a document during this time. and this is one detail that edward has constructed a view of who shakespeare might have been at that time, around this document. and the significance of the document, it protected shakespeare's wealth, and it was damaging to those who were poor around him. the question is, is it enough? and the answer is... it would seem the answer is no. each audience member will have to make their mind up. the man who said... "your looped and windowed raggedness protect you from seasons such as these," signed a document that brought misery, poverty, deprivation to large numbers of people in stratford—upon— avon, in his hometown. and edward bond carries in the play, on the one hand, the great humanist poet, and on the other hand, the selfish tory. that i suppose goes to the heart of it. it combines your loves. it's theatre, it's shakespeare and it is political, and you are a deeply political man. it's been unavoidable, all my l

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it is promising to increase its cash flow from the second half of this year and in the yea rs second and in the years up to 2020, it will add new capacity. so about 1 years up to 2020, it will add new capacity. so about1 million barrels of oil a day in places like the gulf of oil a day in places like the gulf of mexico, sorry, in the north sea. and these companies are all increasing their production. so they get the benefit of the doubt from investors, to some extent. can bp cover its investment costs and also pay out its dividend, which it is committed to, if the price stays at $50 7 committed to, if the price stays at $50? shell is saying they all ready can. they are saying they can get fit for the 40s. bp is still struggling one. it cannot cover investment to replace the business, keep new production coming, and pay the dividend. it can't really do that, or it has been unable to do that, or it has been unable to do that at $50, quite yet. we will see what they have to say about that. that is key, isn't it? for bp, is co mforta bly that is key, isn't it? for bp, is comfortably in e

such as diageo and guinness have benefited from growth of more than tenfold over the last four yea rsfold over the last four years, so than tenfold over the last four years, so they are projecting chinese demand will more than double to around 660 million litres by 2021. i'm nota to around 660 million litres by 2021. i'm not a beer to around 660 million litres by 2021. i'm nota beer drinker, sally, so 2021. i'm nota beer drinker, sally, so for all stout beer drinkers, well, this is good news. that's a heck of a lot of beer, i have to say! it's good for the manufacturers... thank you. and now it's time for the next instalment of our business of birth series. today we focus on the great debate about breast—feeding and formula milk. in hong kong formula is proving to be a lucrative business and breast—feeding rates are among the lowest in the world. juliana liu has been finding out why. sometimes, professional assistance is needed to help a new man achieve that perfect latch. yes. lactation co nsulta nt that perfect latch. yes. lactation consultant christine lam has been teaching breast—

dawn lewis 's beauty of the 26 yea rs. edge. dawn lewis 's beauty of the 26 years.r. years. she is to work as a security office —— officer in manchesterlj did office —— officer in manchester.” did a risk assessment, a fire service here and we failed and we are still failing. fire doors that do not shot properly in our house. this is our lives that we are messing about with. we are potentially living in a death trap, all of us. they don't seem to care. the managers of bourne court salford council told is work to remove the cladding will start as soon as further tests have been completed. they say the safety of residents is there final concern and increased measures have been put in place including 2a— hour fire measures have been put in place including 2a— hourfire marshals but the residents we spoke to are still living with uncertainty, anger and fear. the manager of bourne court and other towers told the bbc that safety is its prime concern, and is eugene —— urging residents to contact them. do stay with us. brea kfast contact them. do stay with us. breakfast is co

i remember another of yea rs greatest hits.graceland and i can tell you from experience that is quite an experience, the feeling, the atmosphere and the fans all night filing past the point where elvis presley is buried. thank you for being with us here outside source, you can always talk to is on the hash tag and there is a lot more on the bbc news website. we have seen a fair bit of sunshine for the first part of the week, perhaps more rain to come during the second half of this week. by the end of the weekend some tropical air thrown into the mix. the rain will clear the way from southern eastern england and then the cloud breaks up another one suddenly get some sunshine and trigger showers in southern england and wales and the midlands. northern england and safety scotland stay dry and sunny, it will feel warmer here as well before we're back into some showers over western scotland and northern ireland. highs of 23 degrees at best. showers continue into the evening and then overnight we see the show is getting more organise

the chinese company sold more than 16,000 all electric ca rs sold more than 16,000 all electric carsld more than 16,000 all electric cars this year, throuthuly. there are reported widespread flight cancellations due to the typhoon. cathay pacific announced the majority of flights into and out of hong kong, between now and 5pm local time. the hong kong airport authority is urging passengers to confirm their flights before authority is urging passengers to confirm theirflights before heading to the airport. talks between south korea and the us failed to find a way to move forward on amending their five—year—old free—trade deal. trump has called the agreement a job killer for the us, but the soul stressed that the us, but the soul stressed that the us trade deficit with south korea was not the result of the bilateral trade deal —— seoul. it proposed a joint study to examine the effect of the agreement. continuing our series this week, the netherlands was the first country in the world that made it legal for doctors to help patients to die. euthanasia now accounts for 4.5% of deaths, as

threats which by the way he has been uttering three years and his family has been uttering for yea rsuttering for years, or if he does anything with respect to guam or anyplace else thatis respect to guam or anyplace else that is an american territory or american ally he will truly regret it and he will regret it fast. president trump speaking in the last 30 minutes, the rising tension has forced world leaders to encourage calm. angela merkel said they could be no military solution adding an escalation of the rhetoric is the wrong answer. nick bright and reports. after fire and fury comes "locked and loaded" — not the title of some hollywood summer blockbuster, but the words of america's commander in chief, to describe his country's state of military readiness. these are the latest pictures of b—1 bombers stationed in guam, the motto of this squadron — "fight tonight." president trump reminded people of that on his twitterfeed this morning. he's deploying social media to ratchet up his rhetoric. "military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded, "should north korea act unw

yellow macro ten yea rs what they pay.we had 30% of all workers we re years ago we had 30% of all workers were self—employed. —— years ago we had 30% of all workers were self-employed. -- ten years ago. 27% are now part—time. many of those want to work longer hours than they currently have. there is an increased availability of labour. we are seeing that as well at the top end of the age range. there are a lot of older workers now wanting to remain in employment. good to talk to you. the business live page is updated through the day. balfour beatty has seen through the day. balfour beatty has seen profits for the first half of this year doubled to £20 million and the chief executive credit it to winning a series of large infra structure projects. you're watching business live. our top story... the news that the british government is to unveil its second brexit battle, how to minimise the disruption between the irish republic and northern ireland of course to maintain relations and trade links and the passage of people acro

, the whole collection of costs have gone down by 9% and in any case over the last two or three yea rse years, both the regulator and the government have been bearing down on these things. this is why we have these things. this is why we have the renewables lobby, claiming that we are not subsidising enough renewables. these costs have been born down on. in which case, you are saying all the big energy companies are doing it? one of my big piece about the energy companies, this affects the standard variable tariffs. i:e., the tariffs that loyal customers are on. these are people that never switch. quite frankly, i think they are being taken for a ride. is the point, time and again, customers have to keep an eye on their bills and they have to keep shopping around? is that still the message? partly that but i'd like to say little more. most customers don't really understand how much energy is costing them because the meter isn't read regularly. the bills are complicated. what i really think is important is that people actually read the meter is, let their energy company know what the me

if you think about the obama yea rs, think.out the obama years, and president obama was very engaged in this region, but because of the coup in thailand, relations we re of the coup in thailand, relations were scaled down. he was focused much more on building up relations with non—traditional partners of the us, indonesia and vietnam. i think rex tillerson is in many ways offering a reset and some clarity about what the trump administration means for this region, which we haven't had in the first seven months. he is focused in the philippines, where relations were afraid with obama. less focus on human rights and values, more on transactions. he wants thailand back on board as a close us ally. he is looking for support across southeast asia for the hard line the us is taking against south korea. remember, the whole asean region has come under china's sway, and it wa nts to come under china's sway, and it wants to show itself a power in the region, and there are other issues. mrtrump wants to region, and there are other issues.

it has been a difficult couple of yea rs, it has been a difficult couple of years, especially for staffalifications and the new grading. the comparisons to the old system. teachers generally work best with some degree of certainty and when you have not got comparisons, examples, materials from over the yea rs examples, materials from over the years it can be disconcerting. and inevitably, that is potentially transmitted to the children, who also want to ask, does this work, four orfive? and also want to ask, does this work, four or five? and if also want to ask, does this work, four orfive? and if we do not have significant resources it can be challenging. it has been a difficult period for colleagues at maths and english, but they have done fantastic jobs. schools like english, but they have done fantasticjobs. schools like ours. it has been a real challenge for our collea g u es it has been a real challenge for our colleagues but they have been doing a fantasticjob colleagues but they have been doing a fantastic job under the colleagues but they have been doing a fantasticjob under th

want to compress changes that takes years in want to compress changes that takes yea rs in two wantss changes that takes years in two months, that will take be difficult to achieve. it is a 23—year—old trade deal, so president trump says it has been imbalanced and he wants to bring changes to it. and abroad is calling this as the dating game between the three countries involved. which country has —— everyone is calling this a speed dating game between the three countries involved. which country has the most at stake? it is a top priority for the us administration but the issues at stake had to do with things like dispute resolution. what happens when one of the countries, canada, mexico, orthe us, has an issue with dumping or subsidies, how will they resolve that conflict? another thorny issue with all the countries involved has to do with where the products come from, especially cars. and it is not only nafta that president trump wa nts only nafta that president trump wants renegotiated. he also wants a renegotiation of the south korea us trade relationship. looking ahead to what i

had he done so, his patient could have lived up to two yea rs patient could have lived up to two yearsl claim says it is one of the worst cases he has known. private healthcare does have certain advantages over the nhs. it is more convenient, generally, and it is more comfortable. but it certainly is not better care. doctor wheeler states in legal papers that stefanos would still have died from liver failure because of his diabetes and obesity. the doctor is under investigation by the general medical council. and coming up at six o'clock on brea kfast, and coming up at six o'clock on breakfast, charlie stapleton smack on shetty will help all of the day's news, business and sport. —— charlie stayt and like a chatty. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the united states and north korea are continuing to exchange threats. pyongyang has announced what it calls a serious plan to target guam. the us says they must stop pursuing nuclear weapons, or face the destruction of its people. kenya's electoral commission has dismissed accusations its computer system was hacked. the main opposition

the maximum for the offence is two yea rs.rlie stayt will have the day‘s news, business and sport. they‘ll also have more on gcse results day. more than half a million teenagers in england, wales and northern ireland will find out how they‘ve done this morning. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: dutch authorities have ordered the last—minute cancellation of a rock show in rotterdam. they were acting on a tip—off from anti—terror police in spain. the city‘s mayor said they had been warned an attack was planned. typhoon hato has hit mainland china with hurricane—force winds and torrential rain, after leaving at least 12 people dead in the region. the maximum category—ten storm is the worst typhoon there for five years. australia‘s deputy prime minister, barnabyjoyce, and other ministers are fighting a legal battle that is threatening to topple the government. the country‘s high court is examining a law that bars dual citizens from sitting in parliament. ten minutes of walking at a brisk intensity each day could help prevent

who knows what will happen in the next couple of yea rs 7 what will happen in the next couple of yearsfor someone who is supposed to be boring, she does pull out is, first of all the general election and now this. i do fear for her. i think what george osborne said a few days after her disastrous result, that she was a dead woman walking. i don't think anything has happened since the change my mind about that. what also makes me very suspicious is one of her main rivals, borisjohnson, has said he gives his undivided backing. will he stabbed her in the back, the front, the side? he is undivided in his opinion about that. he also says he is there to support her. alarm bells ring for me because it reminds me of when michael heseltine said, i do not foresee circumstances in which i would take over from mrs thatcher, and then the next day, he stood against. people who say they are not against. people who say they are not a quitterand against. people who say they are not a quitter and look like they are clinging on for dear life look desperate, and that is smelt by the electorate. i don't th

car for 14 straight quarters, or 3.5 yea rs. car sales have for 14 straight quarters, or 3.5 years.ave been hit hard by political tensions with china, which accounts for one fifth of sales. what impact will a partial strike have on the car company? earlier i asked analystjames strike have on the car company? earlier i asked analyst james rooney in seoul. unfortunately there never isa in seoul. unfortunately there never is a good time for companies to experience strikes. for hyundai, this is one of the rights of summer. for the past 30 years or so they have had this midsummer strike around wage negotiations and almost it would seem like a shame if it wasn't happening. however, it's not a good time for them to be demanding significant wage increases. were talking about the order of 7% here, very significant relevant to how inflation is today. surely this will have an impact on the bottom line of hyundai going forward and the new president of south korea, james comey has been focusing onjob creation and wage increases. will this have an impact on negotiations? i think the political env

a court in northern eds has sentenced a controversial guru to more than ten yea rs controversial guruyears for raping two goals. his conviction triggered large scale riots. thousands of riot police have been deployed to prevent any fresh violence after the sentencing today and indian police have previously warned that they would use all necessary force to maintain order of date the sentencing which has just come through. he has been sentenced to ten years in prison. so we are keeping an eye on what is happening at the court. thousands of his supporters have been out around this court case so we will stay across what is happening there and we will get the very latest from corresponded correspondent who is there shortly. —— from our correspondent. more than 130 people have been treated at a hospital in east sussex, and hundreds more have been affected by a mysterious gas cloud that drifted along the south coast of england. beaches between eastbourne and birling gap were evacuated as people complained of streaming eyes, sore throats and vomiting. police say they're investigating what cau

banned for eight years, effectively a lifetime ban, but that was an appeal brought by down to four yea rspeal brought by down to four years. the 35—year—old man, justin gatlin and printer, getting... this is awkward. his gold medal from the president of the iws, lord coe, who only on the bbc this morning said he was pushing for a lifetime ban for justin gatlin. but they could not do it, the lawyers got involved because there is always the thought that people do deserve a second chance. because he is allowed to compete here, he is not the only athlete by any here, he is not the only athlete by a ny stretch here, he is not the only athlete by any stretch who has served drugs bans, that you can count on probably two hands or your toes as well, the other athletes who have been caught and have been banned for various lengths of time. justin gatlin, it is felt because it was a second strike, he really should not still be competing. but he still is. he says he served his time and the likes of usain bolt have inspired him to carry on competing. we got some booze, somejeers, but lots of applause a

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but if i was born two yea rs pension at 60.born two years later, i would get that benefit at 62. and if i was born a couple of years after that, then i will be 66 before i draw my state pension. this former pensions minister told me the government was right to take action on the spiralling pensions bill. but... given the savings of many millions of pounds that the government is making, a small amount of that could be allocated to helping those women that have been pushed into poverty, bridge the gap between when they would have got their state pension, and when they will now receive it. women have been campaigning for that. ministers insist the changes are fair, we are living longer, and women retiring now will get a state pension longer than previous generations. they just pension longer than previous generations. theyjust need to get there. it looks like the record for a football transfer fee is about to be shattered again, with french club paris st—germain preparing an astonishing £198 million bid for the brazilian footballe

italy is experiencing its worst drought in 60 yea rs.untry, 26 major towns and cities are on heat alert. hospital admissions have increased by 15%. it is set to cost the country by the agriculture industry billions with 11 regions facing critical water shortages. olive crops are already 50% lower than normal. in the austrian alps glaziers are melting, even at altitudes of more than 3000 metres. temperatures there have had 10 degrees. at sea level, in sicily, where thousands of tourists come in search of sunshine people have followed the lead of locals and left the beaches in search of shade. others do what they can to protect themselves, and to keep cool as forecasters say they see no respite in the coming days. sophie long, bbc news. our europe reporter gavin lee joins us now from sicily where temperatures are in the 40s. how is it in sicily, gavin? it has been 44 celsius at its height at one o'clock today, jane. now it is slipping back to 30s. suddenly, it seems a lot calmer. and like turtles in their shells, we are starting to see peo

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in is so important because 2000, there were orders, 40,000 of rs to change the outcome the election and that would have saved millions of lives and of ions and trillions dollars and it is most important going on. chris kobach, with his cross-check is trying to eliminate democratic voters. penalties d be more voters.le who purge i wish the congress would enact try to curb this for american ate democracy. host: john, thank you for the call. front page of "washington post," and vice president in new jersey yesterday. he president travels to trump tower on sunday for a couple days. this headline, north korea scenario, here is portion of what the "washington post" is reporting. heated moment of belligerent rhetoric, planner necessary and out of government decades of plans and projections, playing war engaging in the estimating death tolls and adversary how an might behave. nside washington's what-if think tank, consultants and businesses spent four decades that the t scenarios trump administration faces a new. into thways examined fall four main categories. doing nothing, hitting kim regime,

we'll be right back. >>> we've got to set our dv rs. >> that's right.lot of fun. it's going to be good. >> it will be. welcome back. >> good to be back. good to see you all. let's talk weather now. what a gorgeous day yesterday, allison. we went down to the falls with the kids to hike. it was unbelievable. >> it was a nice day yesterday. we deserved that after the stormy weather on friday and saturday. yesterday was nice. today is going to be pretty nice for much of it. by the afternoon, clouds are going to roll in. 73 degrees, temperatures not too bad. we are into the 60s in the region, however, there are areas of patchy fog, nothing too great. as we head through today, mostly cloudy, winds southeast, temperatures low average. low 80s, not a bad day at all areas north and west of dc. i'll have your future cast a bit later, but all in all, we'll be dry. we have a chance for rain almost every day this week, but it's not going to be very stormy. i'll pinpoint that out on future cast. 79 in martinsburg. i'll have the extended forecast in just a bit. ellen,

they got their first taste of champions league action in three yea rs last champions league action in it is where they wa nt to years last year. it is where they want to be and need to be under this brendan rodgers revelation. very few expected the 0—0 draw last week. a few of the rosenborg fans i have spoken to are confident of progressing and the celtic fans are bullish. financially it is huge for celtic in a football sense also massive. they have not out injury concerns, doubts, such as leif griffiths, are expected to play some pa rt griffiths, are expected to play some part this evening. -- leigh griffiths. just 24 hours to go now until england face host nation the nethgerlands in the semifinal of the women's european championship — plenty of talking in the build—up this week but also plenty of optimism in the england camp that they are on track to win a first major title. 0ur correspondent katie gornall has been with the squad today. england don't travel to enschede until tomorrow for that big clash with the netherlands in the semifinals so they train today at their base in utrec

a couple of yea rs other circumstances.im and there will be a sigh of relief for many today. i think that's right. the members of the scheme now have a number of alternatives. my strong advice for members would be to wait and not rush in because they will have to choose between remaining in the old scheme and ending up in the pension protection fund, or moving into the new one with slightly less generous benefits than they would in the past. or even transferring a whole lot out. those are conjugated choices. financial experts would struggle to know which is the right to do sometimes. the key thing is to ta ke to do sometimes. the key thing is to take time to take advice before making any key decisions. nearly two months after the grenfell tower fire, there's concern public donations aren't reaching survivors quickly enough. figures from the charity commission show that less than 15% of the money raised has so far been distributed — although the commission says that the early difficulties in identifying and contacting people

we need to see some improvement in the whole outlook on ca rs.ting its plant in sudbury. it makes diesel fuel injectors and filters for commercial vehicles. there were long delays on the m5 near bristol this lunchtime following an major accident involving two lorries. a large spillage of diesel meant that two northbound lanes and the hard shoulder needed to be closed for resurfacing nearjunction 21. traffic is tailing back for more than 15 miles. earlier, we spoke to our reporter dickon hooper, who gave us an update from clevedon on the m5. i'm afraid we don't have that. the headlines on bbc news: donald trump under more pressure — his administration could now face criminal charges. a grand]ury will look at allegations of his links with russia. a warning from the uk's closest ally in europe — ireland's prime minister says britain has no plan for the post—brexit border. the world athletics championships are getting under way in london's former olympic stadium. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the da

at the moment, borrowers can relax and save rs moment, borrowers can relax and savers can despair.e of the things that has affected the outlook at the moment was we had that sharp fall in sterling after the referendum vote last year. that pushed import prices up and the cost of goods we import up. that boosted inflation numbers. that is hitting consumers pretty hard. under normal circumstances when you have inflation above the government's 2% target and unemployment at its lowest rate since 1975, you would expect the bank to have started increasing interest rates a long time ago. economic growth has been wea k time ago. economic growth has been weak and consumer demand is hitting the economy. they feel they will sit out that surge in import prices and wave it to dissipate before we raise interest rates. it is a delicate balancing act of controlling inflation while trying not to damage the economy. 0ne inflation while trying not to damage the economy. one thing that was interesting is they said they are worried about this increase in consumer credit. you can get cheap deals on loans

this is a nonprofit organization companies,rs include including 73 in the fortune 100 survey, cording to the employers will shoulder those mately 70% of health cost leaving employees on he hook for 4400 through premiums, out of pocket costs to health savings accounts. call.re maryland, iverdale, democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. call. for taking my host: go ahead, you are on, go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my thanks to you guys for doing a great, tremendous job. reporters from all pectrum in the u.s. and elsewhere, i don't like to hear about -- they keep putting them down about fake news and all of that. reporters do a very good job and work with what they have and them.s given to reporters.aud all they are not putting out fake news or putting out stories, that believes that, you had a caller saying reporters ake up news, they do not. reporters do not get their news by making up stories, they can for doingious trouble that. anyway, moving on to the about transgender person being in the military. that person, we are all people and have the right to things with ho

and yet 11 yea rs james ward, ten months. and yet 11 years later, he is still in prison.his morning we heard from nick hardwick the chairman of the parole board and he is urging the government to act. he's been calling on them for the last year to get a grip on this. he wa nts to last year to get a grip on this. he wants to put the burden of proof on the state, on the present system, to prove that these prisoners still pose a serious risk. at the moment you get towards the end of your tariff, you have to show a parole board you are no longer a risk. many people including ken clarke and nick hardwick, also including michael gove, are saying how can a prison prove they are no longer a risk? it has to be up to the state to decide that. nick hardwick feels the parole board has made some progress, 900 people have been released in the last year but now it's up to the government to move things along. why is it taking so long? there are many reasons but part of the problem is because there are so many more people in prison than was ever in visit, the system can't cope. they are s

they got six yea rs oxlade—chamberlain. they got six years out of him.. but it is systematic of the club that has angered the fans that there are more outgoings an incomings. but they did break the tra nsfer incomings. but they did break the transfer record for alexander la kazette but he transfer record for alexander lakazette but he has been featured rarely and not used much at all, so they are wondering what arsene wenger is doing with him. they picked him up from lyon at the beginning of the season. can they get alexis sanchez playing ain? can they get alexis sanchez playing again? a couple of things in the mix for you, again? a couple of things in the mix foryou, mike, again? a couple of things in the mix for you, mike, with three hours—plus to go, ross barkley, apparently is in london, looking for a club. he is linked to spurs, and also chelsea. and riyadh mahrez, a lot of fun being had, the leicester player, player of the year, where is riyadh mahrez? all sorts of speculation. he was released by algeria from international duty to finalise his move