well, i relish prospect of a contest against anyone in west suffolk, but i'm not sure that is the pathly is an optimist by nature, i'm not sure the path he sets out is the most likely one. not least because i will seek undertakings to make sure sky news remains viable over the long—term and independent so that it can pursue we politicians without fear or favour. matt hancock. finally, on the day that the decision was made to expand heathrow airport, one conservative mp offered more than just an opinion on the matter. i read the newspaper there may be some barriers put to actual construction, so could i offer my services with someone with expert driving bulldozers. could that possibly have been a reference to borisjohnson who said he would "lie down in front of bulldozers" to stop a new runway being built? we'll never know, but chris grayling certainly found it funny. and that's all we've got time for. hello once again. we just have time to update you on the weather prospects for the next couple of days for all parts of the british isles. wednesday starts with low cloud to the eastern s

prime minister to resign may in the mayor's study on were among those taking part in a service at suffolk cathedral before laying wreaths close to the scene eight people were killed and almost fifty injured in the attack which was carried out by three men neve barker has more from london bridge. it was a warm evening around ten o'clock at night when a white van driving a high speed mounted the pavement here in london bridge standing pedestrians running for their lives among them was forty five year old frenchman javier tomasky was knocked into the river thames his body was found three days later further upriver. inside the van the three attackers were all fake suicide vests and carried twelve inch hunting knives they were later identified as career but moroccan russia . a moroccan born yousef zog he was twenty two years old the van crashed just over there when the attackers came running down the steps into a bar or market at the time it was packed full of people involves restaurants and cafes what happened next has been described by police as a frenzied knife attack lasting only eight min

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else where lots of sunshine around, maybe some cloud clips the coast between norfolk and suffolk. 25 celsius to the highlands of scotland. into tuesday we do it all again, just a small chance of one two slightly thicker clouds towards the west of ireland, producing the odd shower. but for most it's another blue sky day, temperatures as across scotland said to decline even more, and warm weather is across england and wales. you can see that again on wednesday, the deep orange colours in the west, of the cooler down east, we could start to see low clouds do some coastal districts of england pushing a manifesting in the morning, blue skies afternoon in the overhead, high 20s. it's notjust the days getting warmer, nights are as well, because the air is quite dry. nothing oppressively warm, temperatures generally around the teens, mostly on the either side of it. by day we keep with the warm air by the end of the week, but by the weekend temperatures dropping off a little bit in the north. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00pm. keita commentator: harry kane is another goal

because of the remarks we they made about the muslim it was a councillor in bonnet and a counsellor in suffolk so there is a problem and the answer is let's. examine it and then having examined it there to see what the solutions are i care about the party i'm not here to keep the party unnecessarily so it's not one of two instance you're talking about is you see a serious of instance which haven't been in your estimation properly tackled by the conservatives they have been tackled is like you know sort of saying to these people or other mean expelled or suspended as the prime minister or indeed the homesite three responded to your concerns directly my letter was sent last friday to the prime minister. then public only to the reason of then public on the it was prior to my letter there were a lot of articles in newspapers but so far i've had no response and them interview we passed the home say they seem to dismiss concerns from the muslim council of britain similar concerns to use it were you surprised to see such a dismissive attitude to what you believe is a real problem i'm not here to crit

eight injured when three men drove a van into pedestrians on the tourist landmark memorial service at suffolk cathedral has been held for the victims and their families is just knowing days until the need is all of the u.s. and north korea all set to meet for the first time in singapore a potential bait breakthrough on the korean peninsula is the focus at the shangri-la dialogue the regional defense for also takes place in singapore in this year it's turned into the last chance for top security officials to confer before the historic meeting begins. it may be a week away but singapore already looks to be practicing for the planned summit between donald trump and can jump. taking place amid tight security is the asian security conference known as the shangri-la dialogue and north korea is on everyone's mind so. much good indies and how can you confuse that there's been some movement in recent days expectations are high that a road map can be drawn out here on how to morph a bit with north korea. the defense ministers of the u.s. japan and south korea met on the sidelines of the summit for talk

recovered thirty five bodies after a boat carrying refugees and migrants sank off the port city of suffolk the navy and national guard responded to a distress call a managed to rescue sixty eight of the people on board and then in a separate incident nine people including six children have died after this the boat sank while crossing from turkey to the greek islands five people were rescued by the coast guard and fisherman and government officials in kenya say residents of a building which collapsed early on sunday have been evicted but they sneak back in even after it was condemned and marked for demolition three people were killed when the five story building crumbled as the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's one i want to east. the chinese authorities call them the low end population. workers who came to beijing to build clean and feed the capital. but they no longer fit the dazzling image president xi jinping wants for his showpiece capital. so the city is getting rid of its poorest residents. and steve cho on this episode of one of one east we witnessed the massive dictions a

elsewhere, lots of sunshine around, maybe a little bit of low cloud clips the coast of norfolk and suffolkn the south—east corner could be up to around 29 degrees. widely low to mid 20s, england, wales and northern ireland, 25 celsius through the highlands of scotland. into tuesday, we do it all again. just a small chance of one or slightly bigger clouds out towards the west of ireland and that could just produce the odd shower, but foremost it is another blue sky day and temperatures across scotland starting to climb even more, with the warmest of the weather across england and wales, central and western areas. you can see that again on wednesday, the deeper orange colours i in the west, a little bit cooler down the east and that is because there is more of a breeze off sea. we could start with some low cloud across coastal districts in england, pushing england first thing in the morning and then breaks up nicely. the afternoon, blue skies overhead and temperatures wisely into the mid if not high 20s and it is notjust the days getting warmer, nights are as well but because the night is qu

he went to west suffolk college which he enjoyed and he started enjoying his football and he startedot and he played with men, so it was not easy. you well bannside and you think, and there is a tear in your eye. when he was a little boy and he used to hide under his bed saying i hate football, i am not going. we had a devil of a job to get him into the car. then all of a sudden he started to play and he was away. the biggest part of my whole journey and for them to see their son get his first england cap, it isa their son get his first england cap, it is a massive achievement. a proud moment for everyone. egypt is there and mo salah has missed the first training session. he is still expected to be fit to play a part in it all -- england leave for russia tomorrow but egypt are among the teams who are already there ahead of this world cup. and mo salah has missed egypt's first training session in russia. he injured his shoulder of course in the champions league fuial, but he is still expected to be fit to play a part in at least two of egypt's group fixtures. salah finished the season

it is now across suffolk, east midlands.north—west england. mainly away towards the coast. further inland it should be dry. lots of sunshine in the southern counties, a better day today. sunshine between the showers elsewhere. this is where we will see those nasty thunderstorms. they will be slow—moving. don't treat the position too literally. a few gutted showers and thunderstorms in northern ireland as well. —— scattered showers. it does look like the worst of the storms will be on the worst of the storms will be on the eastern side of the pen —— pennines. into tonight the storms continue for a time but they will largely fade away. still likely to see some rain at times. turning increasingly misty in northern and eastern scotland, down into eastern counties of england too. fresher in the south compared to what we've had of late. a lovely day for many and sunday will stop a small chance of a shower in the isles of scilly and cornwall. more cloud in northern ireland but the chance of a few further showers and thunderstorms,

the cold says that still live and i'm there to broker more than a thousand times and we come from suffolk also on the program. the death toll in guatemala volcanic eruption crisis from crises unfortunately sixty nine people looked at rescue workers still hope to find some people alive.

at the other end of the scale as an example in norfolk and suffolk, they won't prosecute any. any. we've had two recent cases where two members in separate incidents have had their fingers bitten clean off. and the police force will not prosecute. we've heard about people who have been seriously injured. and have had to live with conditions as result of dog attacks and there doesn't seem to be any mechanism for those people to be able to claim any compensation. or if they have gone to the court, very often the people who owned the dog didn't actually have any way of paying that compensation. would you support a compulsory third—party insurance system? absolutely, said mrjoyce. sadly, it depends who the owner is as to whether you are actually going to get compensation. again, i can give you an example. the two cases that were near fatalities in 2007. one of our members was attacked by two rottweilers owned by a multimillionaire. and he received — and he wasn't able to carry on as a postman — a 6—figure sum in compensation. the other one was attacked by two dogs owned by a drug

recovered thirty five bodies after a boat carrying refugees and migrants sank off the port city of suffolk it's the navy and national guard responded to a distress call and managed to rescue sixty eight people and then in a separate incident nine people including six children have died after their speed boat sank while crossing from turkey to the greek islands. these are in twenty five minutes time now it's inside story. the biggest anti-government protest in here is tax wise as the cost of living in else terry t. measures are still king demands for the prime minister to resign what role are regional powers playing in the crisis this is inside story. own welcome to the program fully back to hundreds of jordanians have spent the past few days voicing their anger at proposed tax increases and what they say is you ready intolerable high cost of living they accuse a government of covering up failed economic policies and demand the resignation of prime minister. jordan's economy has struggled in recent years because of the conflicts in neighboring syria and iraq and a shortfall in foreign aid s

elsewhere, lots of sunshine around, maybe a little bit of low cloud clips the coast of norfolk and suffolkwidely low to mid 20s, england, wales and northern ireland, 25 celsius through the highlands of scotland. into tuesday, we do it all again. just a small chance of one or more slightly bigger clouds out towards the west of ireland and that could just produce the odd shower, but foremost it is another blue sky day and temperatures across scotland starting to climb even more, with the warmest of the weather across england and wales, central and western areas. you can see that again on wednesday, the deeper orange colours in the west, a little bit cooler down the east and that is because there is more of a breeze off the sea. we could start with some low cloud across coastal districts in england, pushing england first thing in the morning and then breaks up nicely. the afternoon, blue skies overhead and temperatures widely into the mid if not high 20s and it is notjust the days getting warmer, nights are as well but because the night is quite dry, nothing oppressively warm, temperatures ge

iam very i am very pleased to say that the bishop of suffolk, is with me today.nk you for talking to us. you are just reflecting been what an extremely moving day he had been. how important is the ceremony like today that we saw? do you think on anniversary like this? a ceremony like today gives everyone the opportunity to gather together in the spirit of deep reflection, in the spirit of deep reflection, in the spirit of deep reflection, in the spirit of deep solidarity, in the spirit of deep solidarity, in the spirit of deep solidarity, in the spirit of deep compassion, for those who have suffered. a commitment to the work of healing that have of course continued. when you're on, the gathering of this community so many signs of encouragement to them, give us all others. i mentioned, both those who died were from all over the world and i was really struck by something i witnessed at the end of the formal ceremony here, and the silence that we all observed. and we see now this beautiful bag of flowers behind us. people have been laying goes along with the prime m

because of the remarks we they made about the muslim it was a councillor in bonnet and a counsellor in suffolk so there is a problem i'm not saying the answer is less than. samen it and then having examined it there to see what the solutions are i kid about the party i'm not here to keep the party unnecessarily so it's not one of two instance you're talking about is you see a serious of instance in which haven't been in your estimation properly tackled by the conservative they have been tackled is like you know sort of saying to these people and other mean expelled or suspended as the prime minister or indeed the homesite three responded to your concerns directly my letter was sent last friday to the prime minister. went public only to the reason of then public on the it was prior to my letter there were a lot of articles in newspapers but so far i've had no response and them interview we passed the home say they seem to dismiss concerns from the muslim council but similar concerns to use were you surprised to see such a dismissive attitude to what you believe is a real problem i'm not here to

through the highlands at the islands and still a chance of low cloud closed to the coast of norfolk and suffolkpeak at around 29 degrees in london and 25 in the likes of aviemore and more of the heat and sunshine to come over the next few days as well. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. england fans celebrate after harry kane's men make it through to the knock out stages of the football world cup in russia thanks to a record—breaking win over panama. new measures aimed at halving the number of obese children in england by 2030 have been announced by the government. polls have closed in the turkish presidential election, and local media is reporting president erdogan is in the lead, after about 80% of the votes have been counted. the health secretary, jeremy hunt says it's "completely inappropriate" for businesses like airbus to issue warnings about the government's brexit plans. president trump has said illegal immigrants to the us should be deported immediately and not allowed in his words to "invade the country". on mediocre this week, my guess is the author of the one w

. >> prince harry and duchess of suffolk are making first appearance at the garden party.ere's why it's such a big deal. >> the saturday event is the major showpiece event, the queen's official birthday and it's that magical moment where all of the royals appear on the buckingham balcony today. didn't get married in london so she didn't have that balcony kiss moment that kate had is really significant. it's the first and biggest test as a married royal. >> okay, that makes sense. right now the rumors are swirling that prince harry and meghan markel are currently in island for a mini honeymoon. >> maybe the royals can check this spot out, the smallest nightclub in england, turned an 8 foot 3 phone booth into a dlub. instead of making phone calls, the former phone book plays records like telephone line and hanging on the telephone. >> what about mr. telephone man? >> okay, so those who wish to use the nightclub can listen to the music by donating a small amount to use a dial a disk type of record system. now what about lady gaga and beyonce's telephone song. >> i like that o

little bit about what you think of thishoh, all of that news is happening and this poll out today from suffolkhe ohio senate race with sherrod brown the incumbent senator at 53.4%. jim ree'sy the challenger a house member right now only at 36.6%. one of the things that renacci had told mitch mcconnell and ohio could be actual republican pickup. how is that looking right now. >> look, it's a competitive state. it's always been a competitive state. we are at the stage of the senate race in ohio. just through the primaries, got ton pint where that electorate hasn't redefined itself. i think when you see trump vors come home and support the republican ticket, that's going to tighten up pret considerably where it's currently at. >> dana: adrienne when you look at primary results katie arrington winning against mark sanford in that primary. because she said he was not supportive enough of president trump. listen to senator bob corker on what he said about republican senators being ent. of scared of the >> united states sate right now on june the 12th is becoming a body where we will do when we can d

the dean of suffolk paid tribute to the victims and praised the dedication of the emergency services.fter the service, the procession went to the southern end of london bridge, where a minute silence was held and floral tributes we re silence was held and floral tributes were laid. let's go to jane hill at london bridge. jane. were laid. let's go to jane hill at london bridge. jane. it has been as you would expect, and extremely moving day here in the borough of. wherever he goes to die and as you say, at this commemorative service at seven cathedral, paying tribute to the members of the emergency services, who responded so swiftly on that night. one year ago. 700 people attended the commemorative service, a time of healing, of coming together and of saying londoners will not be defeated. let's hear a little first of all from the address by the dean of. the violent assaults one year ago against londoners and visitors to this city from around the world shocked people everywhere. today, we come together to remember the attack on and around london bridge on the evening of the 3rd ofjune.

did there the singer had hoped to marry his fiancee in a saxon—style round tower on his estate in suffolkthe visual impact and that it might create the impression of a second village church. so so he will have to find another castle on a hill. imagine being able to build your own place to get married. you go searching, that is half the fun of it! 0lympic diver tom daley and his husband, the film—maker dustin lance black, have become parents. congratulations to them! the couple revealed the news in the times with an announcement of a son, robert ray. tom daley first announced they were to have a child via a surrogate mother on valentine's day by posting an image of the baby scan on twitter. while tens of thousands of people a year climb up mount snowdon, one man has become the first person to perform a wingsuit flight down it. have a look at this! sam laming from kent started his journey 12,000 feet above the ground. what an amazing view! look at that! he'd been preparing for his adventure for the past five years. his next challenge is to fly down a mountain in holland this weekend. look a

clearing the corpses that still lie i'm there to broker more than a thousand times and we come from suffolk also on the program. the death toll in guatemala volcanic eruption crisis from crisis until forty cent least sixty nine people looked at rescue workers still hope to find some people alive. i'm behind scenes of a rocket launched a doubling of visits up by couldn't stop us an international space station crew passed a plus two. plus tim pawlenty for pass for its first elections the troubled mccarthy was ousted from power as the country gets set to head to the polls next month to meet the young voters who could shape its future couple from our correspondent. on issues international architecture exhibition looks at the future of public spaces for my culture desk. on the phone to share. i'm still gal welcome to the program. it's almost a year since iraqi troops retort the northern city of mosul from islamic state you harvests most was one of iraq's biggest cities and strategically important because of its oil deposits despite this much of the old city still lies in ruins and amid the rubbl

staffordshire, bright here, some good spells of sunshine and further east, we have more cloud across norfolk, suffolkthinning and breaking. through the day, most of us will see some warm spells of sunshine. however, some thundery showers around, especially across scotla nd showers around, especially across scotland and they creep into parts of northern england. this is how things look so far this morning. in east anglia, cloud is slowing and breaking. for most, some bright spells of sunshine but showers already beginning to get going across eastern scotland. not as many as we saw yesterday, more scattered the potential to be heavy and thundery. 18—24d this afternoon, the top temperature. speaking 25 in london. always call on east and north—east coasts. you can see that compared to yesterday, some showers move further eastwards in scotland. heavy with thunder, a flash of lightning. some creeping down into northern england. cloudy and cooler here. some showers in wales, some lifting in the channel islands but otherwise, a lot of sunshine. more than we saw yesterday. through the evening, some showers ar

in my home county of suffolk which has the highest concentration of veterans in the state of new york city, hundreds of vietnam veterans and their family will receive the benefits they have earned. they have put their lives on the line for our great nation and they have earned nothing less than the highest quality of care. this legislation includes my bill, the flexible v.a. loan guarantee act, which expands veterans opportunity for homeownership by eliminating the loan limit the v.a. can guarantee this is especially critical in districts like mine where the median home prices are higher. i thank chairman roe for bringing this bill to the floor and i urge all of my colleagues to support our nation's veterans by voting in favor of this commonsense legislation. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield one minute to my good friend, bruce westerman of arkansas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized f

we also have sunshine as well in suffolk after this morning‘s low cloud. things are improving. uv levels. tonight, low cloud and misty mist will make its way back here. it is the eastern areas that tomorrow you could once again wake up to misty and murky skies like you have done for the last few days. that will tend to burn away back towards the coast again on thursday. on thursday, for most of us, it is a sunny day. the temperatures may be just a little bit higher in the sunshine. 31 degrees across scotland. temperatures widely up into the high 20s. going into friday, high pressure which is giving us this really settled and warm weather is still with us. we have got an easterly wind which is bringing in the low cloud and the mist from the north sea. you may see some again on friday morning. otherwise, not much more to say other than it is going to be another sunny day. those temperatures once again getting up into the high 20s for many. always cooler and fresher along the north eastern coast. we may see a little bit of a change into the weekend. most of this is dry, but we wil

front of his friends, will the prime minister meet with me and the police and crime commissioner for suffolke office will look carefully at this issue to ensure we are working with the police, every effort being made to ensure we are taking the steps necessary to deal with serious violence and i will ask the home office minister if he will meet with the honourable gentleman to discuss it. point of order, justine greening. i wondered if you could give me some advice. the department for transport has not given the prime minister good advice... strong performance from jeremy corbyn and some pithy lines from him, he said the government has ripped up its brexit timetablejust like our shambolic privatised railways. he asked the prime minister twice whether the government would publish its brexit policy proposals before the eu summit on the 28th ofjune, as promised, and she refused to say thatis promised, and she refused to say that is the case. meanwhile we hear that is the case. meanwhile we hear that a 4—page note of the government's backstop position in the event of no deal being reached before

invaded their family behind their lives and putting the evil that invaded theirfamily behind —— in suffolke in a moment that i want to ask you about the settlement from rupert murdoch which was 2 million as a family and £1 million to charities. how did you choose the charities? unfortunately we had had some personal losses, nothing on this level, but a close family friend, her dad had died of a brain tumourso we family friend, her dad had died of a brain tumour so we decided to give it to the brain gym at charity and there was a local hospice that we gave some money to as well. and a crime prevention for children's charity. and i think cancer research was the other one because we have lost our grandad to pancreatic cancer. and you have used some of the settlement money, for want of a better phrase, to fund the therapy you have needed and your mum has needed to help you to where you are today. particularly interesting is this therapy called emdr that your mum had and you tried. what is it and white is it helped you?m mum had and you tried. what is it and white is it helped you? it is called

you go out to suffolk county, there are larger numbers.s, i understand they're trying to protect the children, what they're not doing including us in the process. if we were there, we would vet the homes out, to make sure homes they're putting kids into are safe homes. we can also monitor their care to make sure they're taken care of, not pulled into the gangs. ainsley: michael wild is sitting behind you, immigration attorney. you represent melania trump. you helped her get into this country. her parents and sister as well. what exactly does happen to these kids? how do we insure they're safe until they're reunited with their parents and when are they reunited? >> first. thank you for having me, inhumanity separating goes against ethos of our founding documents and fathers. children are separated because this president has decided that he is going to hold the letter of the law. he is going to put people first into the federal criminal system. when a parent is introduced to the federal criminal system, by certain consent decrease children h

do you know what they do in suffolk county?h baseball bats, then put a plastic bag over their heads to suffocate them and cut off their eyes and nose with a machete. who are the terrorists, stuart? stuart: you think it rebounds against the left? >> oh, yes, it certainly does. because families all over the country know that i.c.e. is protecting them against these violent criminals who are infiltrating our nation. stuart: you know, i think i fired you up a bit too much, betsy. [ laughter ] >> i really do. we're having a grand old time with all the news we've got to show to the viewers. >> nobody would look at that ad and think voting democratic is a mainstream value. nobody. stuart: i'll take that as the last word. okay? thanks for being witus, betsy. i'm serious. thank you very much, indeed. >>> quick check of stocks. first of all, facebook, it scrapped plan to bring everyone, high-speed internet all over the planet through solar-powered drones. >> to work with, work with somebody to develop it. stuart: they're not going to do f

drug crisis that's directly related to the -- to -13.growth of ms that's from the commissioner of suffolk county, that's long island, new york. so who are they? who are the daca recipients, mr. speaker? so as i dug through those records and finally got my hands on the data, one of the hardest pieces of information i ever had to work for in this town and the nature of this town makes you work for information that politically they don't want you to have. well, i have it now in my hands and i'll say no other member of congress has this information and it's not been shared outside of a very tight circle in my own shop. but here are some things. the overall number of daca recipients, 817,798 is the overall number. 817,798. looking through those records and of those who even filled out the form that they came in too early, that they would be disqualified because they came in too early, or they would be disqualified because they turned in -- came in too late, e initial entry dates of the 817,798, 8,9064 disqualified 8,964 they didn't -- disqualified. 2,100 records are not available. they simply