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well, we should get off toa hello there. start across eastern areas of the country before things generally turn cloudy later today and that cloud will hang around into the weekend as well. weather fronts brought the rain yesterday, that is clearing out into europe, clearer skies following but then we got this in ex— area of cloud, this warm weather front that will bring warm air across the uk, yes, but also we'll have outbreaks of rain spreading in as well. so, the forecasting more detail, for the early risers, clear skies to start across england and wales but further north and west, thicker cloud and a few showers in western scotland and northern ireland. for the early risers, temperatures in double figures, but in the countryside, single figures, so a chill in the airfirst thing. quite quickly, england and wales and should get off toa england and wales and should get off to a sunny start on friday before the cloud thickens. bright across eastern areas, but late in the afternoon the cloud thicken of in southern parts into t

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many of us got off toa bank holiday weekend.ood spells of sunshine this morning. equally we have had a few showers in northern ireland, eastern scotland northern ireland, eastern scotland north and east wales was showers feeding in through the cheshire gap and extending into parts of the midlands and the home counties. this is the weather tomorrow from the early satellite picture. the bank of cloud will be bringing something wet and windy tomorrow. this afternoon and windy tomorrow. this afternoon and this evening most of the showers will slowly start to fade leading the night dry. cloud will build across western scotland, northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england and outbreaks of rain. lows between seven and 11 celsius. we're inforan unsubtle between seven and 11 celsius. we're in for an unsubtle day tomorrow. the frontal system will be working its way eastwards, increasing the cloud and strengthening the wind and bringing rainfor and strengthening the wind and bringing rain for many during the day. at dry and brigh

probably missing the deadline of 0ctober, it will probably slip into november, but we are getting closer toaember, but we are getting closer to a deal? and then yesterday, michel barnier spoke in berlin and said we are actually quite close to a deal. and the pound went up on that. michel barnier said one thing that. michel barnier said one thing that we should be careful, he took a line from theresa may, he said "single market means single market". reminds me of brexit means brexit. it seems that the consensus —— consensus is it will overrun a bit. maybe they are sharing the same speech writer at the moment or something like that behind the scenes. in terms of the emmanuel macron, what the times as saying, they said they had diplomatic sources who have told them this at the times, the french president will use a the times, the french president will usea summit the times, the french president will use a summit in austria next month to spell out what he calls a new structure for europe. he will be talking about... concentric circles. you have the eu in the middle. an outer circle and britain w

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it has become being served in a supermarket toa certain become being served in a supermarket to a certainctor, that is just not there any more. we are going to have to get a lot more technology into this and there is no doubt about it. the numbers of people needing gps with an ageing population is going to be rising. you need to talk to your gp and have a relationship with them. you will never replace the 121 personal contact. —— one on one personal contact. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co/uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, mihir bose and baroness altmann. goodbye. we are back at 11:30pm. join us again when we take another look through what you will see him tomorrow's dailies. —— in tomorrow is dailies. hello again most of us have had a little bit of rain over the last couple of days but with the clea ra nce couple of days but with the clearance of the rain during today, things start

or to compare israeli policy to nazi germany and to hold israel to nazi germany and to hold israel toa that's not enough. people from the jewish community have said their refusal to adopt the full definition of anti—semitism set out by the international holocaust remembrance alliance is at the centre of the problems with thejewish community. this has been said a lot over the last few days, looks like the british board of he is getting involved again but only todayjeremy corbyn produced a video on social media —— british board ofjewish deputies. he stated his position clearly. instinctively i think... this is two years into his leadership. three. thank you. he is still making the transition from polemicist, activist, very opinionated spokesman, deeply passionate. 0n the one hand, i commend someone passionate. 0n the one hand, i commend someone in abstract who sticks to their ideals, isn't a populist, isn't a blairite manoeuvre, manipulating his ideals for the electorate. but this is clearly the other side of the line. this reminds me of trump speak in that the more you try to debate and

government that there is still a robin said the government of people who are pushing for a softer brexit toaho are pushing for a softer brexit to a softer brexit and the trouble is they keep getting torpedoed by the hard wing of the government who you could argue are basicallyjust running the clock on the negotiation because they want no deal. they actually do. they want to recreate the singapore style deregulated... we already know the regulators will be incorporated into british law whether or not they have a deal. will be don't know that. that's part of the problem. berti said those laws will go back into british parliamentary lock, go back into legislation whether or not there's a deal. it will be a mammoth tax cut. it's not going to be a slash and burn to race to the bottom. do you think it's fair of them to suggest that this is still an unresolved tension in the government? there will always be tension. it's foolish to say otherwise. does that make it harder to negotiate? it's better if everybody is together on it. it's a political party in a political decision. you are never going to

plot to oustjeremy corbyn, taking various labour mps to oustjeremy corbyn, taking various labourmps toaeremy corbyn, taking various labour mps to a luxury holiday estate, it is claimed. it is a cracking bit of westminster in crete —— intrigue. no idea how much substance behind it, but mr corbyn has had a turbulent couple of weeks and they are revealing information about this plot which has some very fine that a group 12 mps would get the 7:18am train to go to a farmhouse in sussex, £144 per night to stay there if you want to check it out. it is people who are consta nt it out. it is people who are constant critics of mr gordon, chris leslie, chuka umunna liz kendall. it is about saying that mr corbyn will not be labour leader at some point and when that happens they want to be ready to try to take back control of the party. what i don't quite get is how they intend to do it. he has got complete control over the labour machine from the nec, membership... under the system as it stands. exactly, so if they want to get the party back to or centre—left direction, how do they do that? there i

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letter toa guidance accompany inspectors when they were inspecting non-guidance workplaces. of drafting a new overtime regulation will replace the obama rule struck down by the court. and the department is also repealed the kurt schrader regulation. april the obama administration tried to put in place to limit the legal advice that employers could get with regards to unions. they pulled that policy back and replaced it with a commonsense .olicy opinion letters are issued once again. letters given to employers to help understand employers how to understand with wage regulations with complex issues that is required of them. and the department has offered an office of compliance assistance. making sure employers know how to comply with the law. replacing the assumption that .hey are bad actors making sure employers know how to comply with them. a positive change. it has been noticed. employers around the country have noticed the change in tone and the past the department has taken on regulatory reform. it also applies to the national labor relations board. replacing the unremar

the satellite will complete an ororbit around earth evevery 90 minutes andnd deliver datata toa site norway to improve weather forecasts worldwide. scientists also hope to gain valuable insights about the climate from the data sent back. complex weather patterns in the south pacific will be one focus, in particular, la nina and el nino patterns. they can cause draughts and crop failures and affect the formation of hurricanes in central and north america. scientists hope that wind measurements from the satellite will help them better understand this climate phenomenon and its effects. the mission is scheduled to last three years. brent: back on earth, the story of a full-time u.s. federal judge who several times a month indulges his passion for ice dancing, at the age of 95. he's been hitting the rink regularly ever since he received a pair of skates from his wife and that was 20 years ago when he was a sprightly young man of the age of 75. >> normally he is a busy new york judge who has presided over high-profile cases involving the likes of facebook and harvey weinstein but twice a

cases is when you want to vote for a president, when you want to vote for a senator, when you want toa vote for governor or a congressman. it'scrazy. >> more than half of states in the u.s. require some form of identification to vote, including virginia. >>> it's now 4:05. lawmakers will hold a meeting one day after a disturbing report from facebook. the social media network just removed 32 fake account from fake boost and instagra it says they were involved in covert efforts to influence upcoming midterm elections. the pages were creat between march of last year and this may andad 290,000 followers. facebook says it doesn't know who is behind the effort but sources tell nbc news the fake accounts have quality similar to those viewed by russian hackers during the 2016 election. >>> stop at the lastsecond. late last night a federal judge in seattle blocked blueprints for untraceable 3-d printed guns from being posd line. terms of the settlement between the texas company and the federal government would haved allowee plans to be downloaded starting today. democrats in congress wantr pres

they did make it toa number of it to every city.essure on saudi arabia and some of its western allies? saudi arabia has always said we are trying to put a legitimate president back into office and back in control of this country. with this criticism, it seems as though they are almost being put in the same bracket as the houthi rebels? yes. this is what the foreign minister of the uae said earlier today. their concern is to protect themselves and to bring back the legitimate government of yemen to power. do they accept these criticisms? presumably not. they said they would examine them. they said they would examine them. they said legal teams will go through them. probably not. the report makes no mention of iran in any of its passages. they will probably criticise that. but they are vowing to respond. the houthi rebels on the other hand have already taken one point from the report and asserted that the airports and the capital should be opened for people who are injured in coalition air strikes to be treated. with reference to the

the winds are lighter and the weather front was grinding toa and the weather front was grinding to ay well be the midlands, northern and eastern england will become drier and brighter. in the west there may be rainfor and brighter. in the west there may be rain for most of the day and it could be heavy. the band of rain is in the north of scotland on monday. we're in the north of scotland on monday. we' re left in the north of scotland on monday. we're left with sunshine and showers. most of the showers in the east of england where they could be heavy. potentially rumbles of thunder as well. the temperature is not changing much from the weekend. a little ridge of high pressure rise overnight and then we start to push into this area of low pressure and these weather friends. they are rabid are not producing a lot of rainfor rabid are not producing a lot of rain for the bid is mainly affecting the west of scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england for the likely to be dry with sunshine around and a root of high—pressure with temperatures starting to rise. still further

it is the closest thing toa employees.uras right now. there are 6000 equal who are working here. they can shop, dine, even go to the doctor on campus. it's like you don't even have to step outside. the park has been operating for eight years now, we started construction about ten years ago. it was originally a science to attract industry. it is huge. it is big, yes. these are the corporate office is right here, currently we have three towers. what you see here is the recreational centre. a lot of this works kind of a private city, you have the corporation taking over functions that would normally be done by the city government. do you think business in honduras needs this kind of system to work efficiently? definitely. ithink this has been a unique project and thatis this has been a unique project and that is why it has been very successful, because we have integrated different parts into one same, secure community, so we definitely hope that altia is a model for the region and honduras to do more of these projects, so we

some more or less incompetent attempts to collude with the russians for instance that infamous from toa meeting where the campaign was explicitly offer its information on hillary clinton coming from the russian government and they were interested in that so i think that robot comes to the conclusion that this amounts to collusion and therefore they want to muddy the water before hence the point is as you said collusion is just a word that was mentioned in the men dates given to robot mode and what is behind it is the idea of a possible conspiracy between the campaign or some members of the trump complain and the russians to illegally influence the u.s. elections and that of course would be a crime and the same goes for obstruction of justice if or when it comes to the conclusion that the president tried to hides things he didn't like he didn't want to be seen in public and misused his authority for that. day the first trial to result from the robert mueller rush investigation began the trial of former manager paul mann afford the new york times today's is that the u.s. president should

we have gotten off toa bank holiday weekend. we have gotten off to a good start.oing to bring something wetter and windier. through the afternoon into the evening, most of the showers will start to fade. a good part of the night will be dried, some clear spells before clouds start to build across wales northern ireland. it will be a cool night, not as chilly as last night. lows between seven and 11 celsius. tomorrow will be on sentinels —— u nsettled. tomorrow will be on sentinels —— unsettled. this weather front will be coming towards the east. it will bring some rain for many. it might bea dry bring some rain for many. it might be a dry and bright star in some eastern count dean's —— counties. some of the rain is likely to be heavy particularly over high ground. it will turn drive for northern ireland, the western isles of scotland, parts of wales, it will be a windy day. here the average speeds. the gusts will be higher, 30 01’ speeds. the gusts will be higher, 30 or a0 mph. it speeds. the gusts will be higher, 30 ora0 mph. it will speeds. the gusts will be hig

. >>> the man accused of being the infamous golden ste er was back in co joseph toa judge read off a lim. they include crimes involving -- rapes in contra costa county but he can be charged for the crime of kidnap for robbery, all charges are combined in a single sacramento court complaint by six separate california counties. d'angelo isn't set to appear for another four months. >>> the feud between president trump and his attorney general reached a new level today. after the president said this on fox news. >> jeff sessions, never took control of the justice department and it's sort of an incredible thing. the only reason i gave him the job because i felt loyalty, he was an old general supporter. >> the president asked what kind of man would recuse himself from the russia investigation after taking the job. sessions has rarely responded to much of the president's criticisms but today he fired back saying i took control of the justice department the day i was sworn in. adding the doj will not be improperly influenced by political considerations. the president stopped short of saying

as it will not really amount toa to be dry. as it will not really amount to a great deal.ome fair weather cloud bubbling up here and there. temperatures in the southeast to get a little higher today. 24 degrees. we have got more cloud for the north. temperatures stood near 18 or 19. the second half of the weekend, we have still got some residual cloud across some western areas that might be one of two showers just for a while. bring coming into the northwest of scotland and northern ireland during the afternoon and ahead of that the afternoon should be dry with sunny spells. the wand is really building meticulously across the midlands in eastern england, but also in mari and aberdeenshire were neverjust want to be into the low 20s. generally those temperatures will be higher on sunday. a decent start to september. for monday and tuesday still someone for it while in the southeast, but that band of cloud and rain is moving southwards. the rain is petering out, try out brighter, sunnier weather but cooler weather in the northwest. africa the headlines now, paying their final

that is according toa other prisoners. that is according to a message on his facebook page.e will be released next couple of hours. there is a lot of media here. we've been told that his solicitor has advised him not to talk to press. some of his supporters feel he might talk to is nonetheless. there are people ready to whisk him away. thejudge there are people ready to whisk him away. the judge found that the process by which he was jailed a couple of months ago was flawed. he had not been given enough time to prepare a defence. it was all rushed. the case must be heard in front of a differentjudge. that will have to happen fairly soon. he was jailed for a total of 13 months. he would've been coming out prison later this year anyway. he would have served half of his sentence if he had been released on a tag. his supporters have led a high—profile campaign nationally and internationally. they believe he was jailed because of his political views. they have been celebrating via social media. they will be waiting seen the man they hope will be walking out of those hours the nex

one of our members managed to handcuff herself toa camera, members managed to handcuff herself to a camera the news desk, where she was violently behind the news desk, where she was viole ntly subdued by behind the news desk, where she was violently subdued by nicholas witchell, who has since apologised. they carried on trying to read the news. i apologise if you are hearing quite a lot of news in the studio at the moment. i am afraid we have rather been invaded. in the four digit has all got rather muffled. you can hear muffled shouts of "top section 28". eventually we were all arrested. it did get huge media cove rage. arrested. it did get huge media coverage. the headlines were all about loonie lesbians, but over time, and beyond that, i have heard from quite a lot of people what it meant to them as young lgbt people in theirown home, meant to them as young lgbt people in their own home, knowing that they we re in their own home, knowing that they were gay but maybe not out, just feeling empowered by it. section 28 was repealed in 2003 in the uk. remember, you can watch this every month

wilson posted them before 20 state attorneys general sued toa stop him aederal court issued an injunction citing federal firearm export laws. today, the washington attorney general issued a statement, i trust the federal government will hold a cody wilsoelf-described, crypto t anarchist accountab that law. if they don't, president trump will be responsible for anyone is hurt or killed as a result of these weapons. last month, president trump tweeted, i am looking into 3d plastic public.ng sold to the spoke to the nra, doesn't make most sense. but they dropped objections to the instructions. n control advocates warned that could sometime uetectable into the hands of criminals and terrorists. >> they can be used in hijacking, high security environment like a concert or sporting event, all of those are serious concerns. >> the question tonit is whether any state attorney general will move to block wilson yet again. savannah. >> thom -- tom, thank you. >>> a major reversal tonight, military exercises in south korea are likely back on, another sign things have gotten tense again between the u.

i say you played with her, you went toa i say you played with her, you went to a party at her house?m detroit, she was living in detroit's. tell us about that, what a moment. i was hired to play ina what a moment. i was hired to play in a string section with a big band. a lot of the cards that word jazz musicians were also motown musician is that you hear on those records. i was hired at her house. she had a chef that was hired but she also did cooking downstairs herself. it was a relaxed vibe. it was really like... aretha franklin's home, you think of this icon, this star, but she wasn't so this icon, this star, but she wasn't so completely down—to—earth. regina, you're a very experienced jazz violinist, when the queen of soul opens her mouth to sing, it must be quite easy to forget to play? yes, you have to really pay attention to what i'm doing! she was an incredible being is all i could say. when she opened her mouth, she was church. she was the last word. no matter what kind of music you like, didn't like, no matterwhere you came from, when you could hear her sing, she would jus

but the rail unions say there's no way because this will effectively amount toa because this will effectivelyhat's simply not something they will take lying down. is there any prospect of a fear freeze? plenty of mp‘s calling for one. i don't think that's on the cards. to keep the railways going and to improve the destruction that that being faced there is a lot of work that needs to be done. thank you forjoining us. your‘re watching business live. our top story — in a few hours from now the chinese tech giant tencent announces its second quarter results. the firm has seen $150 billion wiped off its market cap so far this year and investors will be keeping a close eye on the update. let's get the inside track on the latest efforts to improve the affordability of rented housing. everyone needs a roof over their heads but in some cities this is becoming more and more expensive. according to the property site nested, a family in hong kong needs an annual income of nearly $130,000 in order to rent comfortably. in new york the situation is even worse, with families requiring earnings of over $160,

and frankly do roaring in its horns, toa and frankly do roaring in its horns, to a certain extent, ind withdraw to fortress america, i do not agree. every time we have tried that one, as we did before world war ii, we paid a heavy price. maybe it means not trying to police the world. in the way that we have seen in the last decade. i think what the us has to recognise in the 21st century is we are in a multipolar world. we've seen the rise of china and india as other superpowers. china especially. we will no longer be the dominant world power that we were for a long time following world war ii. that does not mean isolationism, and by the way there is a strong amount of that in my own party, and it does not mean withdrawal. it means the use of military power but also understanding that we have a relationship in the world which is different to the one in the 20th century. i believe we are the greatest force for good in the 21st century. we have to lend it out. thank you for coming on hardtalk. thanks for the spirited conversation. hello, good morning. fewer showers and more sunshine on

his father was often away and would leave the family home forup toa away and would leave the family homecks of laughter and that is what he loved them why he wrote what he did, he wa nted them why he wrote what he did, he wanted affirmation. it made him feel good and feel safe. there is always with these comic writers a darkness behind the likeness. painfully looked at the weather. it has been a wet and sometimes one day sunday. parts of wales saw close to two inches of rain but things drying off over the last few hours and the process continues overnight as the front works south and these frauds. gusty winds along the eastern coast but they will start to ease down. we keep a couple of showers across the midlands and wales in parts of northern england and northern ireland but mostly dry weather overnight, clearer skies and not as cool as recent nights with flows between nine and 1a. the week ahead is looking a little quieter. for most it will be mainly dry, not so much rain around, a little bit warmer and spills of centring around. not completely dry because to go on to monday, which awa

the economy grinds toa nothing happened. the economy grinds to a halt.ing, to a halt. the second quarter better, royalwedding, good weather, the world cup, a lot more happening. less happening in manufacturing. perhaps if you pick up with the wea ker perhaps if you pick up with the weaker sterling. will talk to you later about the papers. still to come, the pound is under pressure as the brexit deadline grinds on. you're with business live from bbc news. department store chain house of fraser is to appoint administrators, after giving up the fight to save the business. in a statement, it said that talks with investors and creditors had "not concluded in a solvent solution". joining us now from the salford newsroom is sean farrington. good morning. sadly inevitable. essentially the problems are the same from any high street chains right now? absolutely. it wasn't a foregone conclusion that house of fraser would go into administration. they have been talking a lot in recent weeks to investors about trying to get somebody to come in and buy the business. th

market and currency volatility we've seen this week ultimately comes down toa seen this week ultimatelymic strength, which countries have it and which could be at risk? now, economically america looks attractive to many investors who moved billions of dollars around the globe. us growth is strong at 4.1%. the highest since 2014. interest rates are also rising to 2%. higher interest rates mean higher returns. and the dollar is strong, at a 13 month high against the main world currencies. this man is lapping it up. once again, we are the economic envy of the entire world. when i meet the leaders of countries, the first thing they say invariably is, mr president, so nice to meet you, congratulations on your economies. america's winning again because we are finally putting america first. everywhere we look we're seeing the effects of the american economic miracle. now, not all those effects are positive. turkey has been a recent victim. it has high levels of debts. there are fears over its economic strength and it is engaged in a trade war with the us. its currency has been under real press

to predict when and where an outbreak might occur is extremely valuable, so rather than responding toa they can use this technology in their monthly planning meetings to allocate logistics, supplies and response capability to particular communities. at the met office, meteorologists and government scientists have developed a system that predicts where cholera outbreaks will occur for weeks in advance. they produce a map, which combines satellite rain forecast with information about areas of high population density. the red areas show the places that are most likely to have an outbreak, and that's where the health teams are sent. the satellite data has enabled aid workers on the ground to stay one step ahead of outbreaks. last year, there were more than 50,000 suspected cases in just one week. this year, that was down to around 2500 cases. that's a decrease of nearly 95%. it is hoped that the forecast can be made further ahead, which could cut the number of cases even further. we would like to extend the predictions from four weeks to eight weeks because that would unable us to not only

you know in a crisis like these, sometimes schools are temporary relief centres go putting education toaf centres go putting education to a standstill. so when it launched a child friendly space, a temporary space where it will have secure personnel who can look after children and ensure their evacuation and learning continues in a safe environment. education and protection of children if there were none to look at carefully. something you see in india and around the world in such crises, we can give expert advice. when we reach the ground tomorrow, one of my collea g u es ground tomorrow, one of my colleagues will be dealing exclusively with the state authorities to find out how we can support them in their assessment and in providing support to the work they do. but the onus is on the government to reach out, and we can provide models which we have done in the past and hope to replicate them, keeping in mind our priority is for children, and children have a specific needs, as we know. we are friends on social media who have been showing us videos of where they live. they have been livi

they are now say goodbye toa man condition.d rivals alike. andrew plant, bbc news. john mccain, who has died at the age of 81 at his ranch in sedona in arizona. just to let you know that you can watch the special edition of hardtalk with stephen sackur talking tojohn mccain after the half—hour mark. thank you for watching. hello, good morning. fewer showers and more sunshine on saturday but it still didn't feel very warm. this is how we ended the day at leigh on sea, shown by one of our weather watchers, but already those skies have changed. everything is coming in from the atlantic, you would expect it to be a bit warmer but that may not be the case. 0vernight, temperatures not quite as low, but it will feel quite chilly, i think, during sunday, because it is going to be dull and it is going to be a bit rainy as well. mainly starting dry for eastern scotland and eastern england, but we will see the rain pushing east. quite heavy at times, especially for wales and the south—west. improving and brightening up in northern ireland

however, the bbc has spoken toa story.c has spoken to a key figure in the community, and she has done a lot of work in moss side and she understands that it was one person who was shooting and infact it was one person who was shooting and in fact they were shooting pellets. this has not yet been confirmed by greater manchester police, of course. this isjust speculative. the latest information we can bring to you. this is going to be an absolutely shocking incident here in moss side. for yea rs, incident here in moss side. for years, the community has done so much in reducing gun crime image. the officers are aware and they understand a lot of people in the community will be scared in their own homes. they say there will be officers patrolling the area of manchester for the next few days to ease community concern. thank you. the family of the airport worker who stole an empty passenger plane from seattle airport before crashing into an island say they are devastated and in complete shock. richard russell — an employee with

heated messages were then sent on social media, leading toa then sent on social media, leading to a fightnd had dumbbell baths but george had two knives with him two other men. it was here next to this housing estate in west london the fight took place. the fight itself lasted just a couple of minutes. harry's friend managed to escape but for harry that wasn't the case. he was stabbed in the chest several times. he was able to stumble back to his home in nearby, but his injuries were so serious and the emergency services couldn't save him. two men have been found guilty of murdering harry. george koh. a third man, jonathan okigbo has been found guilty of manslaughter. the men will be sentenced next month. one of harry's closest friends as he was surprised to find out he'd been involved in a fight, something he believes was out of character. that part of the story was the most shocking. that's not h. i cried a lot, and i think i'll probably stop crying, like, the day after and then i think maybe a couple weeks went by and then it really hit me. how would you like people to remember harry?

lewis hamilton starts tomorrow's elton grande prairie storm poll after coming out on top on a wet end toac qualifying session the brits struggled at first i put it together to get top spot on the grid. force india surprised everybody by locking out the second rowjust days after the team were rescued from going out of business. vicky holland has won the latest leg of the world triathlon series in montreal. she now trails overall leader katie is the fairest by 3a points. holland got off to a poor start, she didn't realise the hooter had sounded for the start of the race and lost time in the swimming discipline, before battling back in summary discipline, before battling back in summary to win with a time of now, 59 29 seconds. her great british teammate george taylor brown came in third. she has given herself a great chance of claiming overall victory when the series reaches its climax in australian months. iwork doubt, actually, before today, if this exact result up and what would be the situation going into the gold coast. i have won three races this year. more than i could have asked for

but i guess it should be recognised as criminality as opposed toa recognised as criminality as opposedwich is the language church often uses. the problem that i think we have is that the church records all allegations are reported to the police and social services. that is the first and important thing. if the first and important thing. if the police prosecute and if the perpetrator is convicted, or if it was a priest, they will be out of the priesthood. then there is the question of what does the church do after that? do they have a continuing role? the church has to find ways of dealing with that. also they have to figure out a way to do with the police saying that we have no place to answer here. they have to work out how to deal with that. they have to assess what has happened. that is a very complicated sort of end of things. the most important thing is reported to the police, which happens now. that did not happen in the past. let the prosecutions take their course, let people go to jail, and then they must be laid aside. and then the church must be dealt —— the church was deal w

we are getting toa will not be able to. in kenya. a new security pact has been signed to share expertise in tackling organised crime. signed to share expertise mrs may is on the final day of a three—day visit to africa. various ground was covered about how they see the future partnership between their countries. we can now speak tojoshua siaw, a london based lawyer who is part of the prime minister's delegation on her africa tour. a few communication problems but i think we have got you safely now. give us a sense about the trip you have had and the reaction. very positive indeed. this is i think just generally having the uk prime minister visit the various countries of south africa, kenya and nigeria, demonstrates a commitment to africa. there has been some strong announcements and commitments made in terms of the uk s ambition to be africa's number one investor. there isa africa's number one investor. there is a commitment to sign a uk south africa partnership agreement which would take effect immediately after brack said

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some of the payment systems whereby payments go from my bank toa systems whereby payments go from my bank in europe and the cash comes out the other end may ta ke cash comes out the other end may take longer and cost more. and our health editor hugh pym. another vital area will stop what could the impact be on the nhs? the worry across the nhs and further appealed has been, what happens if there is no deal and lorries start stacking up, trying to get into the uk and out of the uk, there are customs problems, what happens to the supply of medicines? almost all supplies of insulin, for example, for patients in the uk are imported, and freight transport would be involved in what matt hancock, secretary of state for health and social care has done, is, on the back of the latest piece of guidance, written to the nhs and gps and said, don't worry about the stockpiling issue, you don't need do it, you certainly don't need to write longer prescriptions to give people more supplies, that will be taken care people more supplies, that will be ta ken care of. people more supplies, that will be t

things are going to come toa continue. things are going to come to a halt.e cold hard cash that goes out of your pocket. it is going too slow to a standstill, and i think the city cousins we have down there are empathetic. there is a lot of media on this at the moment, and i think they are starting to realise how important food producers are. we need support with this. we do not need support with this. we do not need a hand—out, we need a hand up. there is no end to this. if it doesn't rain... it is pretty critical. some places have been in and over seven years and have only just been acknowledged now. we are trying to understand how the government can help us and secure fodder. i think they have to keep this quote was in how they think about it, forward and engage us. we're putting things together to help them help us, if you get my meaning. thank you very much indeed for talking to us from new south wales. we will take an in—depth look at the papers... with our reviewersjessica elgot from the guardian and michael heaver from westmonster — that's coming up

i'm just looking at the us state department spokesman behind this, saying the investigation adds toastigation adds to a growing body of information indicating widespread human rights abuses by myanmar security. as you said, we know this is happening, we have this report, but how likely is it that action can be taken? well, look, we have to be honest and say, is it likely there will be a referral to the international criminal court? i would say more likely than not. .. it won't happen. but it's not impossible, it could happen and efforts should be made to pressure governments, especially governments on the security council who might be reluctant to accept such a referral, pressure should be made to get those governments to acquiesce in such a referral. a report like this is extremely important and even if it doesn't result in a referral, it's important because it continues to build public pressure and public education around just a critically important issue. 0ften it's your allies... 0r countries within the region that can apply that pressure, and in the case of myanmar, who would th

i've already said toa i'm in a court process. sexually harassed anyone and i'm certainly not guilty of criminal that if. taking the scottish governor to court, which you lead, that's quite a remarkable step. well, it's a step i taken with great relu cta nce well, it's a step i taken with great reluctance and it's been forced upon me. through this whole thing for the last five months, i've tried absolutely with my legal team, mediation, arbitration, to see if the process is something i've never heard of. until i got a letter in march. it's a process that has been put on the scottish government website at 12 o'clock last night. i suspect even for somebody like yourself, have never had a process where retrospectively, five years later, a former ministers are called before it. it's an astonishing thing. what really worries me about this is the question of fairness. everybody is entitled to fairness for the people make complaints, people on the receiving end of complaints, and that's what i believe the court will deliver. the permanen

two players who could've scored quick runs and got him toa could've scored quick runs and got him totive position, but wolf wood both went, both caught in the slips. england are only 99 ahead. they are right up against it. india very much on top. they are indeed. what then could england do if they are to salvage something from this test match. i'm not sure. hope, pray, maybe do a rain dance. t20 quick get... if that comes off it might get england into a good position. they might worry about indian batsmen who didn't all look so great. england are now up against it big time. i think india may well have won this test match in this morning session. thank you very much. yes, an interesting afternoon to come. andy murray said he may pull out of the washington open after being out on court until three o'clock in the morning. he beats marist in after three sets, but he said that the timing was unreasonable. he sat in his chair and cried into his towel after the victory. the emotional coming he said at the end of an extremely long day and long match. he added that plaintiff sex match —— not

. —— toa committed to country agreement. —— to a three country agreement.udeau is heading to washington for urgent talks. myanmar has rejected a un investigation which accused its most senior military leaders of crimes against humanity, war crimes, and genocidal intent against rohingya muslims. myanmar‘s representative to the un called the report "one—sided". the un security council is expected to discuss the situation in myanmar later on tuesday. in germany, thousands of far—right demonstrators have clashed with antifascist protesters in the second evening of violence. the trouble began on sunday, when a young man was stabbed to death. it's time now for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. it is not an easy time to be involved in international trade, the world's two biggest economies — the united state and china — are trading insults and imposing tariffs on each other. beijing says it's reporting washington to the world trade organisation. the current tensions were sparked by president trump's decision to impose tariffs on billions of doll