everton have bought him for £30 million from sunderland.india have reached the icc champions trophy final after thrashing bangladesh by nine wickets at edgbaston. the defending champions reached their victory target of 265 with ten overs to spare. they'll play pakistan in sunday's final at the oval. patrick gearey was at today's match if you went on the enthusiasm of theirfans if you went on the enthusiasm of their fans you would think every game they played was bangladesh's biggest yet. this one probably was. their first biggest yet. this one probably was. theirfirst major biggest yet. this one probably was. their first major semifinal, biggest yet. this one probably was. theirfirst major semifinal, one they were not supposed to reach, how are india calling it? bangladesh come into this game as they have every game in the champions trophy, as the outsiders. but this tournament has been about confounding expectations. just ask the hosts. india asked bangladesh to bat and then interrupted them. kumar striking in the first over. he got anothe

everton have agreed to pay £30 million for sunderland's jordan pickford.land under—21 international signs the deal. pickford was one of very few bright spots in sunderland's season, antoine griezman looks like staying put this summer. the frenchman has signed a a one—year contract extension with atletico madrid, taking him through to 2022. a move to manchester united had appeared likely at one stage. england's cricketers are in cardiff for their icc champions trophy semifinal against pakistan tomorrow. it looks as though they've run out of patience with jason roy. their opener is finally set to be dropped after a run of poor scores. our correspodnentjoe wilson is at sofia gardens england comeback to cardiff are unbeaten in the tournament, but there was always room for improvement. all we saw jason there was always room for improvement. all we sanason roy fielding on the boundary. amongst the players hitting balls towards him... england will not name their tea m him... england will not name their team the day before the match. we are ina team the day before

he sunderland about the vacant manager's job. he has sunderland about the vacant manager'sjob.british and irish lions head coach says he's had to make some tough calls for the ‘must win' second test in wellington on saturday. jonny sexton will start in the pivotal fly half role with owen farrell moved to inside centre, ben te'o drops to the bench. maro itoje will start in the second row with last weekend's captain peter o'mahony is replaced as skipper and in the flank by sam warburton. iam i am delighted with the selection for this week. it has probably been the most nervous i have been, going into this week. i was not sure what was going to happen. some of the quys was going to happen. some of the guys were was going to happen. some of the guys were brilliant on tuesday. i was very nervous about the selection. i am absolutely delighted iam going selection. i am absolutely delighted i am going to be starting the test series. holders england have named their squad for the women's rugby world cup in ireland later this summer. bristol's sarah hunter, who led the team to the six na

election in london and sutherland -- sunderland in england. we will be talking with you through the evening as the results come in. we are going to take a short break. when we come back, more world news and the latest business headlines. stick around. we will be back in 60 seconds. >> to be black and living in germany. what does that mean? dw presenter meets people with stories to tell. find out more in our web special on dw.com/afrogermany. journalism in times of fake news. how our opinions and digital identities formed online, and how can users trust be regained? discussed and influence. influence the future of media, greeting -- creating relations that money can't buy. at the deutsche welle for him, 2017. the place for minds. host: welcome back. former fbi director james comey has testified before the senate intelligence committee. he was stunned by president trump's request that he dropped his investigation into the former national security adviser. he also accused the trump administration of lying about him, saying the white house chose t

and the sale of defoe's former club sunderland is off. financial commitment to the club. meanwhile, preston north end have granted their manager simon grayson permission to speak to sunderland about the vacant manager's job. grayson has been at deepdale for four years and is the tenth longest serving manager in england. warren gatland, the british and irish lions head coach says he's had to make some tough calls for the ‘must win' second test in wellington on saturday. jonny sexton will start in the pivotal fly half role with owen farrell moved to inside centre, ben te'o drops to the bench. maro itoje will start in the second row with last weekend's captain peter o'mahony is replaced as skipper and in the flank by sam warburton. i am delighted with the selection for this week. it has probably been the most nervous i have been, going into this week. i was not sure what was going to happen. some of the guys were brilliant on tuesday. they could have come straight into the team. i was very nervous about the selection. i am absolutely delight

could sunderland be the right club? used to rumours, you get used to your name being linked. over the last year, i have been linked to a lot of clubs. but again it is just waiting for the right club, what you feel would be right for you, especially for me being my first job. it's been a dramatic day at the french open, where the defending men's champion, novak djokovic, survived a scare to book his place in the fourth round. he started well against argentine diego schwartzman but an error—strewn performance saw him gift the world number 41 the set 7—5. djokovic bounced back to take the second 6—3, but the third went the way of schwartzman. djokovic wasn't having the best of days, warned throughout the match about slow play and unsportsmanlike conduct, leading to this exchange with the umpire. it didn't upset his rhythm too much, as he levelled the match at 2—2, taking the fourth 6—1 and forcing a deciding set. and with schwartzman struggling with a rib injury, the fifth set was comfortable enough for djokovic as he saw

labor --labour has held sunderland since 1959. the u.k.ollapsing in the polls, the question is, where are those u.k. voters going? are they going back into labour, or the conservatives? biggest regional swing for the tories have happened in the northeast of england. a crucial part of the biggest co be watching as the initial results come through. will have aly we fuller picture of what will happen over the next few hours. what you are looking at is the biggest question. what does this mean for a hard brexit? seb: as i say, theresa may went into this looking to extend her , intiating position brussels. even if she has a slim majority, it will make getting legislation through very difficult. it seems the electorate here is looking for a softer version of brexit than what theresa may has put forward. checking inll be with you throughout the course of the next few hours. we will continue to follow the election across bloomberg television later on bloomberg surveillance we hear from a former u.k. justice secretary. we will also be hearing from

everton have agreed to pay £30 million for sunderland's jordan pickford.a record fee for a british goalkeeper if the england under 21 international signs the deal. pickford was one of very few bright spots in sunderland's season as they finished bottom and were relegated from the premier league. cristiano ronaldo has been accused of tax evasion. he is alleged to have used offshore companies to avoid paying almost £13 million in tax. antoine griezmann has signed an extension with atletico madrid. the french forward had been linked with a move to manchester united and is now tied to the spanish club until 2022. he is supposed to play against england in a friendly in paris tonight. a senior coach working with the british bobsleigh squad has been accused of racism amid multiple complaints over a toxic atmosphere in the sport. documents obtained by the bbc show athletes said their concerns were of the highest order, mentioning bullying, racism, sexism and discrimination. they were told the following month no disciplinary action would be taken. the six time para

next thing i know, i'm in sunderland hospital. do you know the perpetrator's name?oors, and away from the cameras, they are quietly, sensitively offering help. can i come in? you sure? domestic abuse is rising up the political agenda. the queen's speech confirmed there will be a specific bill to tackle the issue. i know you're 0k. i know. i think the police are worried there's been stuff around domestic violence going on. i'm here to offer you some support around that. the latest figures show that for the first time, domestic abuse calls to the police in england and wales have topped one million. it's always been frustrating for us as medical professionals. we could deal with the physical injuries but what we couldn't do was provide ongoing support for these ladies in the community. having the team with us allows that to happen. it means that when the time's right, the support is there for them, to be able to move on and do something positive out of it all. sobbing. you don't have to be sorry to me. you haven't done anything wrong. there's plenty to do then. but thi

could sunderland be the right club? again, asa sunderland be the right club?your name being linked and over last year i have been linked with a lot of clubs but it's just waiting for the right club and what you feel would be right for you especially for me being my first job. one in pending move on the cards, we understand former england international teddy sheringham is set to be named as new manager of swindon town. they were relegated to league two in april. the president of uefa says he's far more concerned over fa ns of uefa says he's far more concerned over fans safety given the recent terrorist attacks but that the sport is adapting to the current climate to ensure tomorrow's champions league final at the principality stadium in cardiff will be as safe as possible for fans. i don't know football is a target parts all the big events with big crowds are possibly targets. the problem is that the stadiums are secured and they are safe but there are many people on the street so we have to be cautious about it. we have to be connected to the police, local pol

sunderland chairman ellis short has called off the sale of the club.est interests" of the club, and says he will continue his financial commitment to the club. meanwhile preston north end have granted their manager simon grayson permission to speak to sunderland about the vacant manager's job. grayson has been at deepdale for four years and is the tenth longest serving manager in england. great britain's mahama cho matched the best—ever result for a british man at the world taekwondo championships with silver in the heavyweight division. cho had looked in great form reaching the final but was unable to contain olympic silver medallist abdoul issoufou of niger who claimed his maiden world title with a 9—4 win. olympic champion jade jones is on course to win an impressive career grand slam of major titles in taekwondo. she's now into the world championships semi—finals in south korea. she got there with an 11—8 win over chinese taipei's yu chua chen in the last eight. it guarantees her at least a bronze. she's never won a gold before in the competition.

he is leaving sunderland. he scored 15 goals last season.ok at the distance! it was a only a consolation but worth seeing again. germany will play chile in the final on sunday in saint petersburg. in rugby league, leaves edged a thrilling match. they are up to second now in the super league table. the rhinos ran in four tries. they survived a late fight back to dent the hopes of saint helen ‘s finishing in the top four. there is nothing a mother will not do for a there is nothing a mother will not do forafun, there is nothing a mother will not do for a fun, is there? even if you are grown man playing in a professional tournament, a chinese player through his part into the water at the 11th. something my would never do. a tantrum going on. 20 minutes later, that is his mother wading into the water to find it. attracting attention from the other players. she found it, possibly for posterity. she realises it is broken and throws it back in. her efforts that some of the other players into fits of laughter as they looked on in amazement at the ef

." >>> causing serious disruption jason sunderland cross europe seems to be spreading across the globe, merk confirms on twitter that its computer network was compromised as part of a global cyber attack including in ukraine which has been hit hard by malware. the prime minister says cyber attack is unprecedented but adds vital systems are not affected. government and business leaders report the power grid, government offices and banks had serious intrusions, security experts say it is following the pattern of ransom wear where information is held hostage until a payment is made. >>> talk about this cyber attack via skype alfred, good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, how are you? >> great. so do you think that we are facing this global epidemic of cyber attacks, that the internet at this moment is not secure in our day and age? >> well i think the -- i think you will be fine going on websites, but i think, you know, as far as malicious e- mails you should be watching out for that, for anything targeted towards people individually. but as far as websites go, the internet you are mor

a clause in his sunderland contract meant the 3a year old could leave for free following their relegationhe was on loan with bournemouth in the 2000—2001 season. defoe scored 15 goals last season, earning him an england recall in march after a four year absence. the traditional world cup warm up continues in russia, where the confederations cup is at the semi final stage, germany beating mexico 4-1 final stage, germany beating mexico 4—1 tonight in sochi. final stage, germany beating mexico 4-1 tonight in sochi. no debate about the goal of the night, marco fabian with this strike. his side thoughw ere trailing three nil at the time. and despite threatening a late comeback the liverpool midfielder emre can set up amin younes for germany's fourth in injury time. and so the world champions will play the copa america champions chile in sunday's final in st petersburg. qualifying is already under way for next season's europa league. and nathan woolfe was the hero for the welsh premier league side connah‘s quay nomad's fc as they upset the oddsin quay nomad's fc as they upset the odds in the fi

you get linked a lot. 0ver vacancy at sunderland. you get linked a lot.ridden by frankie dettori, won the oaks. john gosden‘s filly was a 6—1 shot for the mile—and—a—half classic run in driving rain, after a thunderstorm hit the track just minutes before the start. 0dds—on favourite rhododendron finished second. that‘s the sport for no. you can keep up—to—date on the website and i will more in sportsday at half past six. thank you. not long to go now before polling day, and throughout the election campaign we‘ve been asking for your questions to put to politicians from the main parties. over the last couple of weeks we‘ve heard from the conservatives, liberal democrats and snp. today it‘s labour‘s turn, and i‘m joined by the shadow secretary for international trade, barry gardiner, who also speaks on climate change issues. thank you very much for answering the viewers‘ questions. i will start with one of my own, since you do speak on climate change, which is very much in the news at the moment, president trump‘s controversial decision to pull out of the p

normally, one of the seats in sunderland declares first around 11pm.w exactly what has happened by this time tomorrow. thank you. so there are 650 seats in the house of commons up for grabs. christian fraser has been looking at some of the numbers. it's a numbers game, a general election and there are some big numbers for us to consider this time around. here's the biggest of them all — 46.9 million people eligible to vote. a million more people on the register. there's been a surge in fact in places around the country, up to 10%, particularly in student areas. turnout last time around, slightly down on 2010 — 66.4%. but that's by no means the lowest. you have to go all the way back to 1918, to the end of the first world war when the turnout was 57.2%. up and down the country, there are 50,000 polling stations give or take, a maximum of 2,500 voters per station. you will see them in libraries, in schools, there is even one this time about in a launderette in 0xford. polling began at seven o'clock this morning, it will close tonight at 10pm. don't worry

everton have agreed to pay £30 million for sunderland's jordan pickford.they finished bottom and they were relegated from the premier league. cristiano ronaldo has been accused of tax evasion. he is alleged to have used off—shore companies to avoid paying nearly £13 million in tax. anton gresman signed a contract with atletico madrid. he is tied to the spanish side until 2022. he is due to play against england in a friendly in paris tonight. a senior coach working with great britain's 0lympic bobsleigh squad has been accused of racism amid multiple complaints over a toxic atmosphere in the sport. athletes mentioned bullying, racism and discrimination. the bobsleigh association say they have conducted association say they have conducted a review. i don't have a history of mental health problems, but it got to the point where i was experiencing what i could only describe as bouts of anxiety and depressive episodes every single day. i just had depressive episodes every single day. ijust had for someone that loves my training, i love training every day, i love

sunderland are in talks with aberdeen boss derek mcinness over their managerial vacancy.season, and took them to the scottish cup final. mcinness's firstjob might be to find a new goalkeeper. everton have agreed to pay sunderland £30 million for the england under—21 internationaljordan pickford. pickford received much praise last season, despite the black cats relegation. he would become the most expensive british goalkeeper. following their last gasp draw with scotland in their world cup qualifier on saturday, england's footballers are back in action tonight. they're in paris to play france in a friendly. it isa it is a friendly, yes, but against a french side and we are very much looking forward to the challenge. britain'sjohanna konta has notched up her 300th career win, with victory in the first round of the nottingham open. the top seed was leading 6—2, 3—love when her opponent and fellow brit tara moore had to withdraw through injury. konta will play belgian yanina wickmayer in the second round. it was really good to spend some time out on court, not the best circum

they said they have been told this by the local authority, and five in sunderland.h proportions of buildings. that's not surprisingly, the largest cities affected the most, london and manchester. the government says work is continuing iv building search establishment to see as much samples as possible as soon see as much samples as possible as soon as see as much samples as possible as soon as they can. hundreds of people in spain have been evacuated from the path of a huge forest fire. the blaze broke out in a pine forest near the city of huelva last night. windy conditions are making it difficult to bring the flames under control. reports from the area say the fire may have been started deliberately. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has urged theresa may to set up a cross—party commission to advise her on brexit. writing in the mail on sunday, he says such a commission could "hold the ring for the differences to be fought out" and "draw much of the poison from the debate". the former snp leader, gordon wilson, has died after a short illness. he was 79.

in sunderland south, they declared in 48 minutes last time, winning several times in a row. heavy showers here, near wigan. you can see the main area of cloud and rain pushing northwards over scotland, those are showers coming behind but the wettest area has been northern ireland. the weather warning should fade away as the wet weather moves north into the north—west corner. still some showers around parts of the uk and clear skies as well. not too cold, despite the disappointing temperatures, 11th or 12 degrees in the morning. at 8am tomorrow, going to work, some showers in south wales, perhaps running up the bristol channel, the odd shower further east but for many places across in and and wales, it may well start dry with some sunshine. moving north, some dry weather by the morning, northern ireland, a bright and sunny start. still some rain in scotland, north of the central belt, but not as heavy and it will continue to peter out through the day. sunshine and showers across the uk. the main shower risk will be from the west to the east by the afternoon with more sunshine

everton have agreed to pay a sunderland £30 million for the under 21 player.en. one of the european union negotiators, guy verhofstadt, has said britain must quickly end the uncertainty over brexit talks caused by a ‘chaotic election result‘ . he told our europe correspondent gavin lee the eu was growing impatient as it waits to learn the uk government's negotiating position. i don't know if it's the responsibility of the uk government, whether they take the decision of the hard brexit described in the letter of the 29th of march, or will they adapt their position because of they adapt their position because of the outcome of the election? that's the outcome of the election? that's the responsibility of the uk government. what i want and what we wa nt government. what i want and what we want in europe is that we can stop this. the whole debate about brexit started three years ago. remember that. one year ago there was the outcome of the referendum, three minutes ago the letter —— three months ago the letter from march, and we are still not negotiating. the unc

of the 25, 1a have been named, including barnet, manchester and sunderland.e tested, so far there has been a 100% failure rate on samples. it's a list that keeps on growing, but it is also the fact that every single sample of cladding being tested is now failing that will be most worrying for these local authorities and their residents, but also the government, whose bill for fixing all of this continues to mount. in 2009, six people died at lakanal house in london. the report author was sir kenneth knight. he has been drafted in by the government to join a team to look at the early lessons to be learned from the grenfell tower disaster. we asked if the tests being carried out go further than the current regulations. in answer to your question, it is being tested, what is the current building regulations in place. and the tests would imply that it wouldn't meet the current building regulations, and that is the crucial point. arnold has been a fire safety expert for 20 years. he says cladding currently only has to withstand flame tests from the front. but he s

seven in london, others in manchester, stockton and sunderland. 600 high—rise blocks are supposed toainfully slow at time but she was working to agree a confidence and supply agreement to support a minority conservative government. 0ur political correspondent iain watson joins us from westminster. this has taken quite some time. we heard the proposal and we pretty much assumed, rightly or wrongly, that talks would continue and a firm deal would be made. being timely is of course what the government needs to be. that is absolutely right. the government would have preferred to close the deal last week when the queen‘s speech was put to parliament. the proposed legislation for the next two years. but there is no vote on it until wednesday at westminster, crucial vote. the government is keen to conclude a deal with the dup before then. it looks very positive this morning for the government. the mood music is certainly sounding good and soothing for theresa may. arlene foster saying they are close to reaching an appropriate agreement with the government, although dup socialists say there

reading's 1—1 draw with sunderland moved them above birmingham into sixth.a lawley‘s stunning strike was the pick of the goals in their 3—1 win over liverpool. before we return to cardiff, let's bring you up to date with some of the other stories today. and former wba lightweight world champion anthony crolla has told the bbc he wants to fight again at manchester arena, which remains closed following last month's suicide bombing. the mancunian is expected to fight again in october and says having the event at his local venue would be "about showing people we're not going to be put off by what's happened." england's chris wood will take a narrow lead into the final day of the nordea masters in malmo. wood began the day four shots off the lead, but moved to nine under after seven birdies and two bogies, ahead of france's benjamin herbert and italy's renato paratore. maverick vinales has qualified on pole for tomorrow's italian moto gp. the 22—year—old spaniard leads the way in the world championship. home favourite and team—mate valentino rossi starts from sec

that title has gone to houghton and sunderland south, six times running. 48 minutes after the polls closed. 650 constituencies up and down the country. that's the magic number — 326 for a parliamentary majority. the conservatives had 331 in 2015. you should get an idea of who was going to win probably around the early hours of the morning. if you can't wait up, then by the time you get up for your breakfast, you should know who will be walking through this famous black door, probably followed by larry the cat. bbc london has learnt that more children than ever across the capital are being admitted to hospital for self harm. almost 2,000 young people were taken in last year for cutting their body, overdosing on pills or burning themselves. its a 10% rise on the year before. but experts say the real figure is likely to be much higher. you may find some parts of this report disturbing and it does also contain flashing images. charlotte franks reports. i used to lock my room so i would isolate myself from everyone. i would always just think bad thoughts and at

hejoins from he joins from sunderland, hejoins from sunderland, who he joins from sunderland, who wereding day for everton, who also paid over £23 million for ajax captain, davy klaassen. fans will hope for a better season next season! back to you, joanna. we have had an update on those injured in the tower block fire. mark lowen has that update. we have just heard from the nhs updated figures on those in hospital, 24 people are being treated, 12 of them are ina people are being treated, 12 of them are in a critical condition. they are in a critical condition. they are spread are in a critical condition. they are spread across are in a critical condition. they are spread across four hospitals, king‘s college hospital, chelsea and westminster, the royal free king‘s college hospital, chelsea and westminster, the royalfree and st mary ‘s. 24 still in hospital, 12 in a critical state, that is in addition to the 17 people who are known who have died at grenfell tower, but the fear is there are still dozens of people missing, the fears are that the number of known fatalities could rise above

warm all the way up into sunderland and newcastle as well.ic air that has arrived. what can we expect? this weather front is quite slow moving. it's moving northwards rather than directly east. it's sliding along the country. by the end of the night, you could see spots of rain into wales, southern scotland and also the lake district. eventually this weather front does decide across the uk, only relatively slowly. the fresh air comes in behind. some showers, sunny spells, still warm. you will notice some lightning bolts there, there is a chance of some storms during the course of the day. across the south—east and east anglia. quite a temperature contrast. those storms may rumble on into the evening, friday night. in the west it will be much fresher, easing the field to the air. the weekend, weather front and winds coming in our direction. an awful lot of wind and rain, showers likely. on balance, a decent day if you don't mind a few showers. maybe a crack of thunder in those heavier ones in the north. a few showers in these western areas in

theill start appear in northeast of england, sunderland county.other political shocker. the exit polls are anything to go by, election coverage continues threat the night right here on bloomberg. we will speak to a bloomberg view columnist. plenty more to come. on bloomberg tv and bloomberg radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it is 11:00 p.m. in the united kingdom, where it is pointing to a new day of uncertainty. asia waking up to the news of the polls are pointing to a potentially hung parliament in the united kingdom. the exit polls suggest theresa may will claim the most seats in the u.k. parliament, but will crucially ball short of

everton have bought him for £30 million from sunderland.tion, pickford, who has signed a five year contract, was one of their stand out players and he earned a senior england call up last year. he's 23 but is currently on duty with the under 21s, preparing for the european championships in poland. the only keepers to cost more than him are manchester city's new signing ederson and the italian great gigi buffon. india have reached the icc champions trophy final after thrashing bangladesh by nine wickets at edgbaston. the defending champions reached their target of 265 with ten overs to spare. they'll play pakistan in sunday's final at the oval. patrick gearey was at today's match. if you went on the enthusiasm of supporters, you would think every game they played was bangladesh's biggest yet. this probably was. it was one they were not supposed to reach. bangladesh came into this, as every game at the champions trophy, outsiders. but this competition has been about confounding expectations. just ask the hosts. india asked bangladesh to bat.

i will show you on the map, in the top corner from sunderland and newcastle. the swing is what is interesting . the south. labour held that. according to be exit poll, they should have 68%. 40 short of what the exit polls expected. done substantially worsen as part of the country and this is duplicated across the u.k. we could still see a conservative majority of 80-100 seats. similarly and sunderland central, the doors are up -- the tories are up by 10 points. we heard from george osborne, the editor of the evening standard, talking about the exit poll and saying this -- the p result could be catastrophic and could put theresa may's leadership and up. -- in doubt. yvonne: what do we look for now? give us a sense of the timeline. seb: i want to take it to wales. these are a lot of labour held seats but they are marginal. the our seats that the tories could take. if the tories do take them. simone is one of those. labour is saying it is forecasting a hold there. they were just ahead by 6/10 of a percentage point in 2015, small margin. they're also looking to ho

i'm a british citizen, we are talking about the northeast and sunderland, the midlands in birminghaminternational companies like nestlÉ and jaguar have moved in and done a lot of the resurgence britain needs to maintain. those are the areas where it could hit the hardest if they failed to negotiate the trade terms. oliver: one of the overriding teams is if some of these new regimes will benefit the people that put them into power. it is a timely examination. there are a lot of questions out there. let's go to the features section. you guys talk about toxic tech. there is a moving story. it is a reshuffling, a bad side effect of what happens in some of these development for technology. it is incredible. megan: i am proud of this story that was done by kim simpson. he has been working on it for many years and will looking at this scandal in 1990's when many american companies discovered high rates of workers were suffering from birth defect problems and inability to have children. there was exposure to toxic chemicals. it was agreed that certain kinds of chemicals should be weeded out

showers this morning, sunshine this afternoon partly sunny and warm sunderland, 82 degrees, it will be cooler on the sand, if you're down the jersey shore subtract ten, maybe 12 from that number. monday, clouds return, showers and thunderstorms developing. tuesday, loads of clouds and shower or two, wednesday, thursday, friday, comfortable, sun and clouds, temperatures in the 70s. not a bad forecast. a few showers around that's about it. >> thank you so much. >>> there was a lot to celebrate in logan, all seven 7 gratts of the class of 2017 have been acceptedded to a four year university or college. they need awarded 8 $.5 million in scholarships. some students will stay close to home attacked drexel, and villanova. ♪ health, is having the freedom to do what you want to do with your life, every single day. so at aetna, we promise to keep finding new ways to join you so nothing gets in your way. because no matter where it is you're going, or whatever stage of life you're in. we believe that when it comes to health. you don't join us. we join you. introducing fios gigabit connection. sup

|j don't know what has happened to sunderland, they were beavering away but nothing seems to have happenedeen duly elected to serve as memberfor has been duly elected to serve as member for the constituency. immediately better for the conservatives than the exit polls suggested. we are getting conflicting signals. help me with the technology. it does not matter if we see you. we are going to need a new word for a caveat soon. the snp on 34 seats which means they lose 12. a real triumph for ruth davidson. makes it much less likely we'll see another scottish independence referendum any time sooi'i. independence referendum any time soon. we have not seen the swingometer, where is it? nick clegg, liberal democrats, 90700 and 56. in politics you live by the sword and you die by the sword. the electorate gives with one hand and ta kes electorate gives with one hand and takes away with the other. will you come back into active politics?|j would have no choice but to do exactly that. i am standing down today as the leader with immediate effect. extraordinarily, labour have done some serious damage

conscious as a northerner we never talk about the money that goes to places like newcastle and sunderlandusterity, everybody will point to this deal. yeah. now on to the news from the united states. a clear victory for national security. that‘s what president trump is calling the supreme court‘s decision to partially reinstate his travel ban which has been held up in the legal system for months. it impacts citizens from six muslim majority nations and now it will be enforced for anyone who doesn‘t have an existing relationship with a person or entity in the united states. the supreme court will examine the case in full in october and in today‘s statement the president said this ruling will allow him to use an important tool for protecting the us. joining us now to discuss the impact is strategist ron christie. the president says this is a clear victory for him over a contentious issue, this travel ban, but it is not a total victory is it, they didn‘t go as far as he might have wanted. i think it is a big victory for him. in the sense of he gets his travel ban, he gets to say that you have

everton have bought him for £30 million from sunderland.nding champions reached their victory target of 265

everton have agreed to pay £30 million for sunderland's jordan pickford.. pickford was one of very few bright spots in sunderland's season as they finished bottom and were relegated from the premier league. england's world cup winners — the under 20s team— arrived back in britain late last night. they flew into birmingham from south korea where they lifted their country's first trophy at a world tournament since 1966. england, as a nation of footballers and young players. like you say, it is great to have won the tournament and it shows we're pushing on and were chasing to get the top. for me personally, to save the penalty in a world cup final is really what you dream about as a kid. for the team and from what we've achieved for the country is amazing. what i hope now is that these players and take this experience and really go on and benefit themselves and as senior team in years to come. and fingers crossed that will be the case. a senior coach working with the country's olympic bobsleigh squad has been accused of racism amid multiple complaints over a

the last couple of minutes. jordan pickford, the under 21 goalkeeper for england, who plays for sunderlandllion move to everton has been completed and i will have more on that later on bbc news. many thanks. suddenly is coming into us that the first round of talks that will see the united kingdom leave the european union will start on monday. monday, june the 19th. it is following discussions in brussels this morning. both sides agree formal negotiations under article 50 can now start. they were always due to start on monday but the result of the general election raised questions about that. our political correspondent is in downing street and joins me now. what has the statement said? it is confirming what we expected which is talks will start on monday, as was planned. they were thrown into doubt by the outcome of the general election. there is now a tug—of—war going on in the conservative party now as to what brexit theresa may ought to be arguing forand what brexit theresa may ought to be arguing for and david davies when he goes to europe ought to be arguing for, but they are pressing

that title has gone to houghton and sunderland south, six times running.he magic number — 326 for a parliamentary majority. the conservatives had 331 in 2015. you should get an idea of who was going to win probably around the early hours of the morning. if you can't wait up, then by the time you get up for your breakfast, you should know who will be walking through this famous black door, probably followed by larry the cat. there is a bit of a theme. something that emerged from the last election, and, sadly, has been carried to this one. and, sadly, has been carried to this one. it's election day and dogs have joined their owners in turning out in force at polling stations across the uk — and predictably the hashtag #dogsatpollingstations is trending on social media. this is phoebe in manchester waiting patiently outside her polling station. richard walker tweeted this pic with the caption: someone‘s taking voting very seriously! roo goodwin? says decisons are made by those that show (p)up. sprocket says vote! jane martinson says: there's a queue to vote b

our project was part of a campaign and we had girls from sunderland and hull and london and we we ren in the public eye, but behind the scenes, say in engineering we have managed to raise it and the mp6 are raising their membership, but were talking to six to, to what? with one group 28%. membership, but were talking to six to, to what? with one group 2896. 2896 for independent venue week, we work with venues around the country and 28% of the people who own or manage the venues are women. that is the strongest statistic we have of women ina sense strongest statistic we have of women in a sense in these roles in these technical roles. have you come across women being held back, discrimination? i don't know whether i have heard much around it. the women, i mentor a i have heard much around it. the women, i mentora lot i have heard much around it. the women, i mentor a lot of women and they have made a choice to do this. so it is more about empowering them not to be intimidated, in any way, to, yes yeah, to be strong in what they‘re doing and not play the victim if that makes the sense.

he joins from sunderland, who were relegated from the premier league last season.p for england, but has yet to make his debut at senior international level. it was a big spending day for everton, who also paid over £23 million for ajax captain davy klaassen. india will play pakistan in the final of the icc champions trophy following a nine—wicket win over bangladesh in birmingham. the defending champions managed to restrict bangladesh to 264 in their 50 overs. it looked a reasonable total, but india's batsmen knocked the runs off with ease. the final is then a repeat of india and pakistan's opening match in the tournament — india won that match. johanna konta has continued her winning start to her grass court season with victory in the second round of the nottingham open. the british number one lost in the first round at the french open on clay, but is top seed in nottingham and has comfortable eased past belgium's yanina wickmayer in straight sets. she'll play ashleigh barty in the quarter finals today. iam very i am very happy with the matches i've got into play

indication of the outcome of the election, but results released at coming in about midnight, although sunderlands, the people challenging the scammers around the world. let's talk to brian lord, he has his own cyber security company. and tony neate, who's from advice service get safe 0nline. good morning to you both. brian lord, there are a small minority of scam baiters and a huge number of scammers around the world. they will never really disrupt more than a handful, are they? no, they are not. they believe they are doing the right thing, as long as they stay on the right side of the law, itjust plays a tiny little part in addressing what is a wider issue. and as long as they make the information available to those organisations who can promulgate that information as part of a wider awareness campaign, the better. because the key thing about this, the way that you stop this kind of thing is awareness. it is confidence trekking in the 20% true, that is all. it is simply educating people how not to fall for it. tony neate, how not to fall for it. tony neate, how do you think about what the baite

affected so far have been named, but we know they include towers in london, plymouth, manchesterand sunderlandhat do they want me to do with my dog? put my dog to sleep? in camden in north london, hundreds of residents have been told they have to move out. it is creating chaos and pandemonium. we've all been happy living there for years, there was a fire in the tower block a few years ago, and the building did what it was meant to do. the fire was contained. the chalcot estate there was refurbished by the same firm, rydon, that carried out work on the grenfell tower last year. more test results will come through over the coming days, though questions about why panels the government says were unsafe were wrapped around so many high rises, in some cases for years, without the alarm being raised. in camden alone its left around 3000 residents without a home after four tower blocks were evacuated by the council on friday. some are staying with friends and relatives or in a hotel while others are put up in emergency rescue centres. some people are refusing to leave. we can speak now to linda. she's

traditionally, that is one of the sunderland sits.ime tomorrow. you can watch all the results coming in throughout the night. the election 2017 special will be with david dimbleby. that's on bbc one from 9.55pm tonight. three more people have been arrested in connection with the london bridge terror attack last weekend. yesterday police arrested two men at the same address in ilford, east london, on terrorism and drugs charges. a 29—year—old man from the same area was taken into custody on suspicion of the preparation of terrorist acts. the former fbi director sacked by donald trump will give evidence to a senate committee today. james comey claims the us president tried to influence his investigation into links between members of the trump team and russia. the white house denies the allegations. the vast majority of children under the age of three didn't see an nhs dentist in england last year. dental surgeons have expressed concern that many parents don't know when young children should have their first check—up. music festivals sho

are at westminster and it is meant to be a hot date for many of us although we had a text from sunderlandwell as people jogging plenty out this morning as well as peoplejogging and plenty out this morning as well as people jogging and enjoying the fine weather. a nice start and the temperature will rocket we are looking at 34 celsius. if we get that it will be the warmest spring day since 1976. let's look at the forecast for today. one of heat and thunderstorms. currently we have thunderstorms. currently we have thunderstorms across parts of northern ireland, northern england and also scotland. you are likely to see quite a lot of rain coming out of them in a short amount of time, some large hail and gusty wind. some will tail off over the day but not all of them. we also have cloud across the hills in the south. through the dalian through the morning that will ease and it will bea morning that will ease and it will be a lot of sunshine around. as we head off into the afternoon, especially across scotland, we are looking at lower temperatures, 11— 13. there will be sunshine and showers, h