it's not just also tweeted a picture of him and sir alex. it's notjust friends of sir alex.of sir alex. it's notjust friends of sir alex ferguson and him get well soon messages. it is also rivals. manchester city are big rival of manchester city are big rival of manchester united. alex ferguson once referred to them as his noisy neighbours. they have tweeted their support to him, saying get well soon. support to him, saying get well soon. they are playing later today and i'm sure his health will be at the forefront of many of the players and fans‘ minds. another big rival his liverpool football club. they have written "he was a great rival, a great friend, who supported the clu b a great friend, who supported the club during our most difficult time." they have wished him a speedy recovery. he won 38 copies and 26 yea rs recovery. he won 38 copies and 26 years and was known as a disciplinarian with a no—nonsense approach. what everyone here is hoping is that his need to win, his determination to win, will help him in this, his latest personal battle. joining me now from edinb

our thoughts are with sir alex and his family.uson's success at old trafford earned him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. david is outside old trafford for us, and sent this update. impossible to overstate the level of reverence sir alex ferguson holds within british football, european, world football... and also sport as a whole and society such is his standing. one of his former players, cristiano ronaldo, posted a picture of the two of them together. we await further news of sir alex ferguson's condition. nothing yet from salford royal, where he is in hospital. there is calm here this morning — this place old trafford is all about sir alex ferguson. we await further developments. we will bring you any news we received from the royal salford through the course of this morning. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, is heading to washington where he'll try to persuade the us not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. the agreement — which saw iran rec

, ourthoughts are with sir alex and his family. success at old trafford earned him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. let's get the very latest now with 0livia richwald, who's at old trafford. are the club saying any more about his condition? no new update since that statement released here from 0ld that statement released here from old trafford last night. he remains in intensive care at salford royal hospital, about three miles from here. social media has been buzzing with well—wishers coming in from the world of sports, the world in general. cristiano ronaldo who played under him as tweeted a picture of him and sir alex, my thoughts and prayers are with you, dear friend, thoughts and prayers are with you, dearfriend, be strong, boss. david beckham also tweeted a picture. keep fighting, boss, sending love and prayers to cathy and our family. a legend at old trafford and also at aberdeen, a very successful manager, leading them to victory in scotl

i was so sad to hear about sir alex. i have beena fan sad to hear about sir alex. have been a fan for 45 years. i'm in leeds supporter, but obviously, i respect sir alex and why he has done for football. the greatest football manager of all time. sir alex ferguson is revered at manchester united, leading the club to an astonishing 38 trophies and 26 yea rs, astonishing 38 trophies and 26 years, an all—time great at home and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now, he faces a very different kind of test. let's get the very latest now with 0livia richwald who's at old trafford. 0livia, is there any update? i'm afraid not. there is no update and there hasn't been since last night, when manchester united issued

john: yes, sir. joe: where and when were you born? john: i was born in a little town in virginia december the 16th, 1947. joe: 1947. you are a young man. [laughter] who are your family members? john: i had a father who is still living today, he is 96 years of age and he is a world war ii veteran. my mom is also living and she is 95 years old, they are both independent, living alone, and they take care of themselves. joe: take care of themselves. brothers and sisters? john: i have two sisters and i'm in the middle. so i caught hell. joe: [laughter] the kept you on the straight and narrow, didn't they? john: yes sir. joe: your hometown? john: hampton, virginia. joe: when did you enter the army? john: i entered the army march the seventh, 1967, yes sir. -- 1967, yes sir. joe: drafted or listed? john: i enlisted. there were reasons why i and listed. the vietnam war had gone on hot and heavy, and i had lost one family member, staff sergeant joe franklin walker, who was killed in vietnam, and the first cav

everyone at match of the day sends our wishes to sir alex ferguson who has had emergency surgery siron who has had emergency surgery after suffering a brain haemorrhage, our thoughts are with his family. success at old trafford and him legendary status, the hope is he will win this battle of the pitch as he did so often on it. and david is at old trafford for us this morning. tributes pouring in from far and wide, a man who has garnered great respect in the world of sport. and beyond, he transcends from sport into areas of society, sir alex ferguson is in a known all over the world. here, there is a stand named after him, a statue in his honour, a measure of the success he has had here and throughout his career. this place is very calm and quiet, fitting, as people await further news of his condition. at manchester united, he enjoyed such success, winning 38 trophies over 26 years, 12 premiership titles, two champions leagues, five fa cups, four —— and remains one of the most successful figures around the world. tributes have been pouring in, david beckham paying tribute with a photo

john: yes, sir. so you knew about the buccaneers. yes, sir. joe: once you were there, what is your daily routine like? ,ohn: it took some adjusting because once we got there, a few months later, the monsoon season. expression,xcuse my like a cow peed on a flat rock. there was red mud all over the place. it was miserable. after the monsoon season, it really wasn't that bad. was preparing the aircraft for the daily missions, and the most or ethic -- the most horrific thing was the first aircraft that's returned that had blood inside. --ts of joe: people. john: yes, sir. so many of the parts were fresh. fresh is the wrong word, i don't know how to describe it. for me.ery horrific if you ever smelled the smell of blood being washed out of a helicopter with water, that odor never goes away. because burning flesh we did have people that were rescued by some of our aircrafts and that odor was still in the aircraft. it was very hard to get used to. joe: what were your living conditions like? compared to the infantry, it was a holiday inn, but it has i

at old trafford, supporters spoke of their admiration for sir alex. has been for the whole club. even though he isn't running the club now, i think a lot of people will feel this. i was so sad to hear about sir alex, i have been a fan for many years. i am a leeds supporter but i respect sir alex and what he has done for football, the greatest football manager of all—time. sir alex ferguson is revered at manchester united, leading the club to an astonishing 38 trophies in 26 years, an all—time great at home and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit. but now he faces a very different kind of test. that was david ornstein there. let's get the very latest now from olivia richwald, who is at old trafford. there hasn't been an update since the statement issued by manchester united yesterday. as far as we understand he is still in intensive ca re understand he is still in intensive care at salford royal hospital. it is not unexpected that he is still in intensive care, because he has had a brain haemorrhage and major surgery, had a brain haem

sir alex ferguson suffers a brain haemorrhage. he remains in intensive care after undergoing emergency surgery. messages of support come in from the game's big names, including david beckham, signed by sir alex at 16, who wrote: ‘keep fighting boss'. jamie acourt, who's wanted over alleged drugs offences, has accepted his extradition to britain. his transfer to the uk could now happen very soon. a 17—year—old boy has been shot dead in south london. one resident said her neighbour narrowly dodged bullets from what appeared to be a drive—by shooting. a guy in aguyina a guy in a car shooting randomly had shot from a moving car, and just missed her and hit the window of her front room. a new "customs partnership" with the european union after the uk leaves is still on the table according to the business secretary, greg clark. also in the next hour: promotions and demotions after a final round of matches in the championship. cardiff city have been promoted to the premier league at the expense of fulham, who lost away to birmingham. tri

by sir alex at 16.cials in spain's high court. his transfer to the uk could happen very soon. a 17—year—old boy has died after being shotin 17—year—old boy has died after being shot in suffolk in south london. neighbours say the bullet went through a window narrowly missing a woman in her garden. rail passengers for brighton and the south coast are being strongly advised not to travel today. a planned bank holiday is causing overcrowding. disruption between london victoria, gatwick airport, and brighton is expected until the end of the day. southern rail is warning of long queues for a replacement bus services operating from gatwick. as many as 1500 junior doctors who were offered posts as registrars have had theirjob offers withdrawn following a mistake in the recruitment process. the real couege recruitment process. the real college of physicians said the error meant medics who had been scored on their suitability for post as registrars were given the wrong marks. the college is apologised and said pa

sir alex ferguson retiring in 2013. bring that alex fergusson has had to undergo emergency surgery because of a brain haemorrhage. his condition, though, comfortably for manchester united fans and everyone around the world is that his condition does appear to be pretty good and stable after that emergency surgery that he will need a longer period of intensive recovery, we hear. in fact, there has been another statement issued by manchester united. effectively reiterating what you are saying there. surgery on alex fergusson has gone very there. surgery on alex fergusson has gone very well but he needs a period of intensive care. that is just in from manchester united. catherine, thanks very much indeed. we will be back with you for more very shortly. thank you very much. russian police have arrested critics of vladimir putin who've been protesting against his inauguration for a fourth term in office. among those detained is the opposition leader alexei navalny who has called for a nationwide day of action, accusing mr pu

sir alex ferguson is one of the greatest figures the game has ever known.cess at old trafford earning him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david ornstein, bbc news. ade adedoyin has been gauging reaction outside manchester united's home stadium, old trafford. sir alex ferguson achieved unprecedented success here at manchester united and there have been messages of goodwill coming in from current and former players. united captain michael carrick says he is devastated by this news and wishes him a speedy recovery. and the world of football, really, have been offering their messages of support. la liga in spain, the german bundesliga, clubs within those leagues, football's world governing body fifa have all posted messages as well. but his influence goes beyond football. nba basketball, for example, have posted the message on their social media site. i will leave you with a poignant one from mike phelan, the former united manager, who says, "sir alex, you achieved more than most, and if anyone can,

you knew where you stood with sir alex ferguson. he told you straight.ver think of him talking about you behind your back. he would tell it to you straight! if you didn't like it, tough. if you did like it, it strengthened un site. he did that at aberdeen when he took on the great real madrid, and he did that at manchester united. there was no fooling him. he got on with it, straightforward. if you don't produce the goods, goodbye. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, is heading to washington where he'll try to persuade the us not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. the agreement saw iran receive relief on international sanctions in return for limitations to the country's controversial nuclear energy programme. countries in the middle east such as israel were worried the deal could result in the development of nuclear weapons. it was negotiated under barack obama's presidency but mr trump has criticised the deal, claiming it has flaws because it doesn't cover the development of ballistic missiles. mr trump must decide whether to renew the deal by next sat

our thoughts are with sir alex and his family.uccess at old trafford earned him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. joining me now from barcelona is the football writer andy mitten. he's been the editor of the fanzine united we stand since 1989. thanks forjoining us. longevity to match that of sir alex, in football terms. you first met him as a budding fanzine editor. you know him a long time. i first wrote to him in 1991 requesting an interview, and he wrote back saying he didn't like fanzines, but wrote back saying he didn't like fa nzines, but he wrote back saying he didn't like fanzines, but he had read errors and he liked it, i don't know why, because it was pretty terrible at the time! i had to come to this changing rooms after a game, knocked on the door of the changing room, something unimaginable now because of the security and the size of the club, and he walked through, a sea of stea m club, and he walked through, a sea of steam coming t

we await further news of sir alex ferguson's condition.yal, where he is in hospital. there is calm here this morning. we await further developments. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, is heading to washington where he'll try to persuade the us not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. it was negotiated under barack obama's presidency but mr trump has criticised the deal. let's get more detail on this from our political correspondent, nick eardley who is in our london newsroom — nick, does mrjohnson have a realistic change of changing the president's opinion? he will not meet donald trump himself? by people close to him? he will meet mike pence and other figures important to the foreign affairs world in washington and looking to persuade them that this deal is worth sticking with. as you said at the start, president trump has been highly critical, cold insane ina has been highly critical, cold insane in a number of occasions. —— called it insane. borisjohnson himself has said that some of the issues the us have raised do need addressed but o

sir alex ferguson is one of the greatest figures the game has ever known.d trafford earning him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. at least 16 mineworkers have been killed in two separate accidents in western pakistan. 12 died in a gas explosion and at least four remain trapped. pakistani mines have frequently been criticised for their poor safety standards and bad ventilation. and rescue workers in southern poland are searching for five miners missing underground after a 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck a coal mine. two miners have been found injured and four more made their own way to safety. for the first time in nine years, lebanese voters are choosing a new parliament. sunday's election will be held under a new voting system aimed at moving the country to a more proportionally representative government. the country is beset by sectarian and political divisions, and overshadowed by the conflict in syria whic

well, this is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most.s a statue in his honour. his status is legendary. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at home an abroad, reknowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david ornstein, bbc news, old trafford. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures of prince louis‘ first days at home released by his parents. here he's receiving a kiss from his big sister, princess charlotte. the newest member of the royal family was photographed by their mother, kate, duchess of cambridge, at kensington palace when he was just three days old. sunday was a pretty glorious day to much of the country, a 6.3 celsius. -- 26.3. much of the country, a 6.3 celsius. —— 26.3. plenty of blue sky, although a lot of clout in western scotland. we are likely to break records for bank holiday monday, this was the last record set back in 1999. se

sir alex ferguson will pull through.x ferguson will pull through. sir alex ferguson undergoing emergency surgery today for a brain haemorrhage, and that procedure has gone very haemorrhage, and that procedure has gone very well, that news coming officially from manchester united. thank you. the russian opposition politician alexei navalny has been detained after leading what he says are nationwide protests against vladimir putin's re—election as president. navalny was banned from running against mr putin after being convicted of corruption. he had been warned by authorities not to organise unauthorised rallies. steve rosenberg was among the crowds in moscow. i am on pushkin square in the centre of moscow, where two opposing groups have gathered. this was the reaction to a protest against the president in moscow. right police pushed demonstrators of pushkin square. the protesters had been shouting, down with the czar. they demanded that blood amid putin services fourth term as president in jail. -- services fourth term as

sir alex ferguson isa other businesses.ne is to fight adversity, it is alex ferguson because as you rightly say, he is a tough guy, tough mentally and physically. so i think if this is beatable, this brain problems that i read about, i don't know the details of it, but if anyone can cope with that in adversity, it is sir alex ferguson. i am absolutely certain of that. let's find out how the weather is looking here. here's the weather prospects across the rest of the weekend. for many of you, it will really look as good as that for the rest of sunday. a glorious evening in prospect, save perhaps around about the coasts, where we may well have some mist and low cloud around the irish sea coast, a bit of a sure breach towards the northeast. and we will do it all again on monday, still no clout in some locations round about the irish sea. still a front close by to the north and west of scotland, but if you haven't heard us mention so far, safe on shore breeze tempering the day, inland areas well into the teens, if not well into

sir alex ferguson has emergency surgery for united manager sir alex ferguson has emergency sui’gei’ygency surgery for a rain haemorrhage. british fugitive jamie acourt is denied bail by a spanish judge, after being arrested in barcelona for alleged drugs offences. russian opposition leader alex in a valley is arrested as he tries to address a protest against president putin. —— alexi madani. —— navalny. former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson has had emergency sui’gei’y alex ferguson has had emergency surgery for a rain haemorrhage. the clu bs surgery for a rain haemorrhage. the clubs of the procedure went very well. ferguson will now undergo a period of intensive care to optimise his recovery. well—wishers have come in from across football. these are some examples from united. captain michael carrick saying he was devastated to learn the news. his teammate ashley young said he was gutted and sent his thoughts and prayers to the ferguson family. and peter schmeichel, the goalkeeper in ferguson's famous treble winning side in 1999 and urged his former boss to please be stro

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sir alex ferguson is one of the greatest figures the game has ever known.ss at old trafford earning him legendary status, the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. and we can speak now to our correspondent ade adedoyin who's outside old trafford. what's been the reaction to tonight's news? well, sir alex ferguson achieved unprecedented success here at manchester united and there have been messages of good will from current and former players. michael carrick said he is devastated and wishes him a speedy recovery and the world of football have been offering their messages of support, the spanish league, bundesliga, clubs in those legs, fifa have all posted messages, but his influence goes beyond football. nba basketball have posted a message. i believe you with up posted a message. i believe you with up poignant one from mike phelan who said, you achieved more than most and that anyone can, you can, boss. thank you. one of britain's most wanted men, arrested yesterday in barcelona, has been denied b

at old trafford, supporters spoke of their admiration for sir alex. he's a legend, and he has been for the whole club. even though he isn't running the club now, i think a lot of people will feel this. i am a leeds supporter, but i respect sir alex and what he has done for football, the greatest football manager of all time. this is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most, a stand is named after him, and there is a statue in his honour. his status is legendary. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all—time great of the game at home and abroad, renowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit. but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. the business secretary, greg clark, has confirmed that a so—called

well, this is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most.nd is named after him, and there‘s a statue in his honour. his status is legendary. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at home an abroad, reknowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford. in japan, thousands of people have marched in the tokyo rainbow pride, one of the city‘s two annual gay pride parades.

well, this is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most. honour. his status is legendary. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at home an abroad, reknowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford. in japan, thousands of people have marched in the tokyo rainbow pride, one of the city‘s two annual gay pride parades. lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people carried banners and placards with rainbow colours, a symbol of sexual diversity. the organiser says a record 37 organisations, including companies and embassies, supported the 7th annual event. when it comes to sport, we have a lot to look forward to in the next few months. there‘s the world cup of course — wimbledon — and also the ryder cup — to name just a few. but in the swiss canton of valais a real heavyweight contest has already been taking place involving some formidable female competitors. the bbc‘s tim allman has

well, this is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most.e in his honour. his status is legendary. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at home an abroad, reknowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david 0rnstein, bbc news, old trafford. egyptian archaeologists say they've found no evidence of a secret chamber inside the tomb of the ancient boy king, tutankhamun. initial readings of radar imagery three years ago suggested there was a hidden cavity within the walls. this caused much excitement in the world of archaeology, and speculation that the room might even be the final resting place of another ancient figure. virginia langeberg has more. it was the theory which could have unlocked one of the great mysteries of egyptian archaeology. here in the valley of the kings, could there also be an elusive queen laid to rest. intense scrutiny laid around the tomb of the boy king, tutankhamun. in 2015 it was suggeste

but everyone who has heard about sir alex obviously wishes him the best.have not had any updates, so as far as we know, he is still in intensive care, which is about three miles away from here at old trafford. to be honest that is not expected as he has had a brain haemorrhage and been through major surgery. manchester united have said that they will update people and ask them when they have anything else to say. he is a legend here at manchester united, 26 yea rs legend here at manchester united, 26 years as legend here at manchester united, 26 yea rs as a legend here at manchester united, 26 years as a manager, winning 38 trophies. there is a statue here and a standard named after him. tribute to been flooding in from across the world, closer than sending in their

>> no, sir. >> that's right. about about it being a joke and it's sad and sick. those are your statements and those have not changed either. >> i think bureau screams out to be reform ed. >> so it would seem to me those statements are true then what's the best way to get rid to have bureau because you never was for the bureau. you didn't want it. you thought it was sick. the best way to get rid of the bureau would be to take it over to get rid of it. you never was in support f it. you never it needed to be. he makes a determination and you see the opportunity now to get you see the opportunity to get rid of the bureau. how did you get rid of it? stopped doing what it does. to stop doing the kinds of th g things they were and seems to you'd do it illegally. you're going your job as budget director. can't see anyone else who's more intent on destroying the bureau than a former member of congress who has specifically stated that he did not want this bureau to exist. i don't know what it is with this

we'll have the latest on sir alex's condition and reaction throughout the morning. now, we've had plenty of action this weekend, but yesterday it was all about chelsea ladies, who won the women's fa cup for the second time. they beat their london rivals arsenal 3—1 in front

i respect sir alex greatest football manager of all time.his is where sir alex ferguson is revered the most. a stand is named after him, and there's a statue in his honour. his status is legendary. and there's a statue in his honour. he led manchester united to an incredible 38 trophies in 26 years, an all time great of the game at home an abroad, reknowned for his tenacity and fighting spirit, but now sir alex ferguson faces perhaps his biggest challenge of all. david ornstein, bbc news, old trafford. the mother of a 17—year—old, shot dead in south london, has being paying tribute to him, and called for an end to the recent violence in the city. and called for an end to the recent raheem ainsworth barton was attacked in southwark yesterday evening. his mother, pretana morgan, said he wasn't in a gang and that she "couldn't have asked for a better son". there are more than 60 murders the police are investigating in london so far this year. the police are investigating here's charlotte gallagher. the police are investigating 17—year—old rhyhi

sir alex ferguson is one of the greatest figures the game has ever known.cess at old trafford earning him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. ade adedoyin has been gauging reaction outside manchester united's home stadium, old trafford. sir alex ferguson achieved unprecedented success here at the manchester united and messages of goodwill coming in from current and former players. united captain michael carrick says he is devastated by this news and wishes him a speedy recovery. the world of football, really, offering their m essa 9 es football, really, offering their m essa g es of football, really, offering their messages of support. la liga in spain, the bundesliga. his influence goes beyond football. nba basketball. i will leave you with one from the former united leader. " if one from the former united leader. "if anyone can recover, you can, boss." more than 1,000 russian activists have been arrested while protesting against vladimir putin's forthcoming inauguration fo

the paper also cover the health of sir alex ferguson.unday focuses on allegations about relatives of the new home secretary sajid javid. "brexiteers threaten may with open revolt" says the sunday telegraph — if she ignores their objections to her favoured plan for a customs deal with the eu. so let's begin. brexiteers threaten in may with open revolt. we had quite mutterings and 110w revolt. we had quite mutterings and now open mutterings. the headline looks dramatic. i'm not sure if it ta kes looks dramatic. i'm not sure if it takes it a great deal further, looks dramatic. i'm not sure if it takes it a great dealfurther, this story. theresa may apparently in danger of being publicly denounced by those who object to her halfway house on brexit. they are threatening to publicly denounce her. i do think you will see mass walkouts but neither will they take this sitting down. more evidence of the split within the government on where to go. they also make the point that time is not on her side. it is taking longer and longer. i suspect it re

get well soon, sir alex ferguson, thatis get well soon, sir alex ferguson, that is the message from everyoneeing shot in southwark in south london — neighbours say bullets went through window narrowly missing a woman in a garden. more than 1,000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder.

no, sir, not at this time. >> thank you. thank you, sir. >> thank you, senator warren? >> thank you, mr. chairman. for over three years, saudi arabia-led coalition has been bombing yemen to counter iranian-backed huthi militia. we have been helping the saudis, in other words helping and helping a lot. our refueling assistance to the saudi-led coalition is governed by something called the acquisition and cross servicing agreement, or acsa, i think pt the united states has such an agreement with both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. the secretary of defense is authorized to enter into these agreements with any non-nato country, and it must notify congress 30 days before it signs such an agreement. secretary mattis, can you give me a ballpark number for how many acquisition and cross servicing agreements that the united states has entered into with other countries? >> i'll have to take it for the record and i think i can get back to you very quickly on that, senator warren. this was, as you know, a decision by the previous administration that we inherited, review

sir alex ferguson's success at old trafford and his legendary status.ope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he has so often on it. and injust over an hour, from now we will speak to a consultant neurologist about the surgery sir alex had yesterday. that's at 7:10. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, is heading to washington where he'll make a last—ditch effort to persuade the us not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. mr trump has criticised the agreement, which was negotiated under barack 0bama's presidency, despite attempts by western allies to change his mind. the president claims it has flaws because it doesn't cover ballistic missile development. 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler, reports. in a series of visits to the white house, european leaders have been trying to get donald trump to listen to their concerns about his hardline stance on iran. he is going to be a great president of france. despite the clear warmth with which he greeted the french president, emmanuel macron, and the time he gave the german chancellor, angela mer

i think we see managers moving around so often these days, that when sir, he is up there with sir matt

their deaths sealed the departure of sir stephen house in 2015. up new opportunities. his replacement was philip gormley. he only lasted two years, quitting over bullying allegations which he denies. deputy chief constable iain livingston stepped in as high profile suspensions of officers rocked the force. there was no crisis in policing. but are there questions about his own suitability for the role? i have just searched iain livingston‘s name online and the fourth entry to come up is this one which talks about allegations of sexual misconduct made against him in 2003. that was when he was in the lothian and borders force. a female constable claimed she was sexually assaulted by iain livingstone at tulliallan police training college. no criminal charges were brought but he was heavily reprimanded by his own force for inappropriate conduct. he was taken down four ranks, he appealed and was reinstated. what about your background? my background as a police officer? the allegations of sexual assault. you ended up admitting misconduct, staying in the

yes, sir. understand. do it. give me a report. very well, sir. yes, sir, we'll report back, sir. nixon was not impeached. richard nixon resigned when the supreme court ordered the release of the white house tapes and on the tapes it became obvious that his impeachment was a sure bet because the tapes proved and showed and my god, they elaborated on his profound guilt. when nixon resigned the president, there were three articles of impeachment that were pending against him. the first one was the watergate break-in at the democratic party headquarters and obstructing justice when it came to that break-in. delaying and impeding and obstructing the investigation. covering up the crime. protecting those responsible. lying to investigators. withholding evidence. paying people for their silence. paying people to life. tipping off people who were the subject of the investigation. lying to the public in order to deceive the public about the investigation. but the second article for which nixon was going to be impeached, article 2, that was about abuse of power. misusing the irs. trying to

>> yes, sir. i think the way to think about it is any threat we face as a nation, if it can get across our border, our adversaries will do everything they can to bring it across the border. we look at everything from drugs to the transnational criminal organizations you mentioned to smugglers and traffickers who smuggle all kinds of illicit thin things, not just people, but weapons, other illicit technology. they avoid our trade regulations, putting our economic prosperity at risk. we see increasing violence on the border. i would also point out that we have seen isis in written materials encourage isis followers who cross our southwest border given the loopholes that they also are aware of. we have a multitude of threats. we have emerging threats, as you know. we're probably likely to talk about uas at some point today. but uas is yet another form of threat we're beginning to see more and more at the southwest border. >> and i recall being briefed on isis sort of bragging about the ease with whic

i think we see managers moving around so often these days, that when sir, he is up there with sir matt busby and bill shankly, and it was particularly poignant today because we had arsene wenger‘s last game. their rivalry was the making of both of them, particularly in the late 90s when arsene wenger turned up from japan and shocked the football world. he is saying goodbye after the end of an era. he took time out of his day—to—day to make particular mention of his great rival. we shouldn't forget these two were proper titans, great different styles. the stuff films will get made of. it is a sad day but we send our best. absolutely. still seriously ill but obviously getting immense care in hospital. you'll both be back at half 11, for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next, it's meet the author. how can a writer make us care about a creature from greek mythology born of the gods asa it's a challenge for any novelist. madeline miller did it first with achilles, now she tells the story of the great sorceress and enchantress, circe, who leads us through many

sir alex ferguson is one of the greatest figures the game has ever known. at old trafford earning him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. the british foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is travelling to washington as part of efforts to persuade president trump's administration not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. during two days of talks, mrjohnson is expected to meet senior officials at the white house to discuss a range of foreign policy concerns, with iran high on the agenda. mr trump believes the agreement to curb iran's nuclear programme is far too lenient. still to come, here on bbc news — the first proper look at prince louis as photographs of the newest british royal are released. one of britain's most wanted men, arrested on friday in barcelona, has been denied bail, ahead of extradition proceedings. jamie acourt had evaded the police for two years. mr acourt, who's wanted for alleged drugs offences, was one of the original suspects in the murder of the teenager, step

sir alex ferguson is one of the greatest figures the game has ever known.cess at old trafford earning him legendary status. the hope is he will win this battle off the pitch as he did so often on it. david 0rnstein, bbc news. for the first time in nine years, lebanese voters are choosing a new parliament. sunday's election will be held under a new voting system aimed at moving the country to a more proportionally representative government. the country is beset by sectarian and political divisions, and overshadowed by the conflict in syria which has led to a mass influx of refugees. afghan security forces say they have recaptured a district in the remote north—eastern province of badakhshan from taliban insurgents. the interior ministry told the bbc troops were now in full control of the kohistan district afterfighting in which many militants were killed. there has been no comment from the taliban. the group has stepped up attacks across the country in a so called spring offensive. still to come, here on bbc news, the first proper look at prince louis — as p