you're all going home with a big aye sortment of these deals. >> we have to give it to tory johnson who. 29 deals. everyone here is going home with -- whoa! giant thank you to tory. coming up common and andre day performing live. tory johnson everybody. >> we're going to get you set for the weekend. performing the powerful anthem "stand up for something" from the powerful movie marshal. take it away. ♪ ♪ you can have all the money in your hands, all the possessions anyone can never have ♪ ♪ true is measured not by what you got, but by what you got in your heart ♪ ♪ you can have everything, what to do, what does it mean ♪ ♪ it all means nothing if you don't stand up for something ♪ ♪ you can't just talk the talk, you got to walk that walk ♪ ♪ yes, you do ♪ it all means nothing if you don't stand up for something ♪ ♪ i stand up for you ♪ i stand up for you ♪ yes, i will ♪ do the best that you can do ♪ you can look in the mirror for who's looking back at you ♪ ♪ define the life you're living ♪ ♪ take what you're given ♪ if you bet on love you'll never lose ♪ ♪ it's always worth the fight ♪

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next week, that faum feeling is going to stick around. >> it's time for deals and steals with tori johnsonngs. tomorrow she's got 29 deals for september 29th. that's a lot of work, tory. this morning the deals start at just $6. this is the first part of two days. >> you got it. six today. 29 tomorrow. okay, so travel season is coming up. holidays, thanksgiving, christmas. so a lot of people are looking for luggage. genius pack will be your best friend. all the pieces that they make have some kind of smart technology built in. you were looking at this where an umbrella goes. one of my favorite elements is the laundry compression technology. right here on the side is a laundry chute. it's completely separate from the whole interior. you shove your dirty laundry into this area. you zip it up and press the button -- >> i'm really excited about this, okay. >> you press a button and it's got an air valve that compresses and condenses the laundry that's in there so it takes us less space. you know how like when you put your dirty laundry in there you're like how is this more full than when i star

you've can't beat that tori johnson.here live. >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. economicking top stories. police are stepping up patrols at georgetown university after ine semitic graffiti was found in a resident's home. swatcas were found in a bathroom stall in that dorm. these incidents apyretic related police and the mpd are investigating. former prince georges county school aid charged with child sex abuse has a motions hearing today. he worked at judge sill sylvania woods elementary school. a judge sentenced him to 75 year s in prison in august. police say he engaged in sexual activity in children and h which he produced. he faces local charges in prince georges county. we have a nice day on tap, here is molly. >> reporter: dew points still in the mid 60s for the metro. we will feel a lot more comfortable this afternoon. more breezy, some of the peak wind gusts in the upper teens to low 20s, all due to a cold front moving through the area. it will help cool us down through the later half of

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you've can't beat that tori johnson.here live. >> good morning i'm tamala thu, september 28. let's head over to matt pellman and get the latest on the traffic, good morning. >> reporter: almost, friday, chester the county, 30 bypass we have 8 1/2 hours eastbound lanes closed near 282 because of an earlier fatal accident that happened around midnight involving a driver that was going the wrong way on the eastbound side of the 30 bypass. all the vehicles involved are gone, they put a lot of sand down after a fluid spill they are sweeping that up, most of the crews cleared, but the eastbound lanes are blocked, there's miles and miles of jammed traffic coming away from coatsville and heading toward downingtown. business route 30 is congests with traffic. when you get to the pennsylvania turnpike that's the best bet eastbound this morning. glen mills, baltimore pike, a crash, watch out for that. there's a crash on montgomery avenue at winding way. >> let's go outside to karen rogers it's shaping up to be a nice morning. >> re

tory johnson a ton of deals and steals. we have music as well, common. t would goat you. >> can tory top the aroma therapy balls in the shower. that's a high bar. >> reporter: you do watch. i'll pass it along. >> reporter: she doesn't just watch, she buys. my husband is why? >> it's a sensual shower. >> reporter: look outside, i-95 southbound traffic on your left heading toward center city jammed from cottman to girard, no accidents, morning jam on i-95. we have an accident on 40-foot road at welsh road. ems crews on scene. >> reporter: get the shades ready, sunshine coming up over the horizon. you can see the lack of of cloud cover. cooler 48 in allentown. 49 in reading. 50 in trenton. 56 in philadelphia. 49 in wilmington, currently, 49 in millville, as well. 59 down the shore in cape may. as we roll down the shore, cape may, 58 degrees. if you're dressing the kids for the bus stop, a jacket or sweater might not be a bad idea for the wait for the bus. 57 under building sunshine in philadelphia. tam. >> thank you, david. >>> bucks county prosecutors annou

tory johnson is here, vie viola davis is here, all live on friday evening.ou're glad to be in work robin, we'll see you shortly. >> reporter: itch a bunch of people who are not in work. they are stuck in a jam they thy will be forced off in the eastbound lanes of 30, business 30 is busy. pennsylvania turnpike another option for you. >>> a mass transit, it's better than last evening. only the regional rails ten to 15 minute delays. >> reporter: sunrise happens in two minutes, we have clear skies over philadelphia. clouds south even east of the city. no rain in the forecast. the chance of rain comes saturday when we could see showers, but then you can look at sunday and monday staying dry. not a dry streak in the entire seven-day period. the only chance we're looking at rain is on saturday, that's a couple of showers, watch the car, water the lawn, let's look at the dewpoints, though, this is the story, these are new numbers coming in. we have a front that's moving through right now. you can see where it's happening. you see the lighter green, 55-degrees in po

. >> reporter: it is tory johnson birthday today. we'll serenade her on "g.m.a." >> cakes and candy. i'm going to give matt my wallet that way i won't by five things. >> you will be tempted today. we have good stuff today. >> always. >> reporter: we have breaking news, the big accident on i-95. i want to show you how the delay has grown, 59 minute jam from naamans road 295. i-95 southbound a mess a fatal accident scene happening at the split of 495 i-95 southbound past wilmington. it's creating big problems, huge delays, stick to 495 instead of continuing on i-95 southbound in wilmington. >> reporter: a couple of showers on storm tracker 6 live double scan this morning, karen, they are mostly in the western suburbs kind of falling a part, but it's something we have to keep an jovanni eye on. 69 degrees in philadelphia. this afternoon a warm and muggy high of 80. round of thundershowers developing in the afternoon and evening. >> eagles quarterback, carson wentz put north dakota on the map around here. now he has company. the newly cr

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johnson. itjust gives you a sense of the cabinet tension and turmoil rippling through the tory party over brexitth boris johnson rippling through the tory party over brexit, with borisjohnson once againa brexit, with borisjohnson once again a seemingly at the centre of it. stay with us for full coverage from the labour conference throughout the day here on bbc news. at 11:00am we'll bring you a speech from the shadow home secretary diane abbott live. millions of germans have begun voting in the country's parliamentary elections. the chancellor, angela merkel, is expected to win a fourth term in office. opinion polls also suggest the nationalist, anti—immigrant alternative for germany party will become the first far—right movement to enter parliament since the second world war. our correspondent, damien mcguinness, reports from berlin. this is the woman who looks set to lead germany for another four years. angela merkel is seen as a stable force in a very unstable world. economic growth here is up and unemployment is down. so, mainstream voters here look at the rest of the world with the uncertai

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your co-stars and the director of the movie as well. [ cheers and applause ] >>> coming up next tory johnsonakes home his. and homegoods is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. >>> welcome back to "good morning america." with hurricane irma southeast florida will be one of the first to feel the effects after the islands and we wanted to time it out for you and show you how strong it can get. saturday 7:00 a.m. with the gfs, the american computer model, already by saturday morning seeing tropical storm-force gusts, anywhere from key largo up through miami beach. take it through saturday night just before midnight in west palm seeing 55-mile-per-hour gusts but 127 as that storm approaches key largo. it looks like it'll still be east especially in this computer model but you still get significant wind gusts up to 127 in miami beach. that does really big damage. i don't know how to tell anybody more than that but 127 should mean something to you. when we talk about severe weather taking down power poles and such and regular thunderstorm day that's a 60

tory party. but those close to boris johnson say that in the tory party.ot the case at all and he is just making the case for a positive brexit. he knows this will pay our well with tori brexiteers, those who think the current leadership lacks vision, and this comes less than a week before the prime minister is due to give a big speech of her own on brexit. there are plenty who think this is just as much about borisjohnson‘s political future, as it just as much about borisjohnson‘s politicalfuture, as it is just as much about borisjohnson‘s political future, as it is about the future of the country. the united nations says more than 400,000 refugees are now known to have arrived in bangladesh from neighbouring myanmar in the last three weeks. bangladesh, which is struggling to cope with the influx, has said it will build a massive camp to house the refugees — and plans restrictions to prevent them settling in other parts of the country. in syria, russian troops have taken control of the eastern city of deir al—zor, forcing out so—called islamic state fight

s predict that their foreign secretary boris johnson will be the next leader of the tory party a thinly veiled boris johnson appears in the new novel by no less a figure than his own father stanley johnson one of his sons is the foreign secretary another is an education minister and in compromise at the former member of the european parliament paints a hilarious picture of a world compromised by spies and dirty tricks and competing geopolitical power plays and the plan by a vladimir putin character to catalyze rex it joining me now is stanley johnson the wood winning author of the new political thriller compliment soon to be developed into a major t.v. series stanley welcome back there.

s predict that their foreign secretary boris johnson will be the next leader of the tory party a thinly veiled boris johnson appears in the new novel by no less a figure than his own father stanley johnson one of his sons is the foreign secretary another is an education minister and then compromise at the former member of the european parliament paints a hilarious picture of a world compromised by spies and dirty tricks and competing geopolitical power plays and the plan by a vladimir putin character to catalyze rex it joining me now is stanley johnson the wood winning author of the new political thriller compliment soon to be developed into a major t.v. series stanley welcome back they're going underground to the book sleeve says in a time of fake news could compliment to be the first fake book but the characters in this book seem relatively young fake while as i say right at the beginning any resemblance these characters many bad really cruel i learned the coincidental and i mean all suggesting anybody who they might seem to represent you know would have behaved in the way these chara

leads with a story, on the eve of the tory party conference borisjohnson it eve of the tory party conference boris johnsonrence borisjohnson it says is underfire. he gave an interview to the sun today where he spells out against some more red lines on brexit and also talks about pay and lots of other issues which some people think is some kind of leadership challenge. do you know who that is? frankie dettori. his son on a shetland pony. not as big as he might look, not a real pony, he has his davos said abilities and ambitions perhaps. the daily telegraph, a story we have mentioned, the chief inspector of hospitals saying there's action needed over patient safety in a&e and the nhs isn't fit for the 2ist—century. a rather dapper harrison ford. the new blade runner film, blade runner 2049, harrison ford. the new blade runner film, blade runner2049, is harrison ford. the new blade runner film, blade runner 2049, is due out, looking i think very smart. all right! the daily mailfront page. that story we mentioned about extending jail sentences, currently six months, but extending them to five years if you hav

critics say this puts him at odds with theresa may, it shows tories divided over brexit. those close to johnson this isn't him trying to undermine by minister. in fa ct trying to undermine by minister. in fact he's treated saying he's behind her. he knows this will play well with tory brexiteers, some of whom think the current leadership is lacking vision. it comes just a week before theresa may is making her own big speech on brexit in florence on friday. this is in part about boris johnson putting out there his ideas but also shows he's not prepared to sit in the background. it suggests his own leadership ambitions are still alive and kicking. alex forsyth, thank you. in syria, russian troops have taken control of the eastern city of dare—zor, forcing out so—called islamic state. the city had been held by i.s. for three years. russia's presence in the country has helped president assad hold onto power, despite the country's civil war. the bbc‘s steve rosenberg is the first british journalist to enter dare—zor since is was driven out on a russian military helicopter, we are heading east across

in the line near malcolm jenkins who continued to hold his fist in the air, along with tori smith and michael johnsonael kendricks missed the arm linking. their powe showing fans getting rowdy about an hour, chanting, protesting outside the link. eagles hans fad this reaction to questioning the mixture of football, politics and tackling injustices. >> i think it was a good idea for them to do that. i really believe they need more need to do it instead of everybody single one person out, more teams need to do it. >> great move on behalf of the nfl to show we are brothers. it doesn't matter what color of the skin we are. we are people first. >> linking arms is, just a sign of strength and just like honor. like i'm military. so i don't think that what they did was a difficulties service to me. people keep going back to because of the flag, you should honor military and it is because of america. i'm military. thirteen years military. i totally respect it. >> head coach doug pederson said the move was a team decision and chance to show unity, solidarity for anyone who serves our country. players say footb

tory party. those opposed to boris johnson said is not about that, it is just making a case for a positive brexit. that he knows this will appeal to those who think the party has a need for that division. at this comes just before the promised to science teacher brexit. so many think this is as much about boris johnson's brexit. so many think this is as much about borisjohnson‘s political future as it is about brexit. police have arrested an 18—year old man on suspicion of a terror offence — following friday's bombing on a london tube train. bangladesh is imposing wide—ranging restrictions on the movement of more than 400,000 rohingya muslim refugees who've fled myanmar in recent weeks. well, a little earlier daniel sandford gave us more details on the suspect who has been arrested. this is an 18—year—old man who was arrested in the departure area of the port of dover, the place where people who are about to board ferries to france are usually found. he was arrested by kent police on behalf of the counterterrorism officers who are investigating the failed attack. he is thought to be somebody who

johnson and a fire of eve of the tory conference. who is the under fire from?s saying he has two shut up and can't keep doing the splits. she says it did stop the march towards the referendum. further down this story, they say preparations for the conservative co nfe re nce preparations for the conservative conference are in chaos. the tories have not yet seen boris' speech. he tends to write things the night before. writes two versions of things sometimes. there is concern that policy offerings were going to be weak and watery. the apology that she will make to her activists further wrecking the election will be made behind closed doors and it will be a public humiliation. boris wa nts to will be a public humiliation. boris wants to influence the prime minister. she is on the liberal left wing of the party and she is not evenin wing of the party and she is not even in westminster. she is leader of the scottish tories. that is who she is trying to appeal to. trying to keep onside with scottish opinion which is broadly more remain. in the same way as boris prior

basically not being up to it, and also dismissing boris johnson is too lazy to be an effective prime minister, calling for ruth davidson to become toryennobled and did what lord hume did back in 1963 to become prime minister, that is pretty unlikely. i can't believe that any senior conservative would say that they would prefer a strong labour government lead by somebody like tony blair... it's not sounding very futuristic. basically despite la st very futuristic. basically despite last week's attempt by may to say that she will go on and on ad infinitum, no one is buying it, and this is positioning again within, but i think as helen said, the bigger issue is people's doubts and criticism, critiques of the government policy. but why is she being clobbered in this way when she is not the one handling the brexit negotiations? it is david davis, liam fox who are supposed to be dealing with trade when it can finally happen. they are all members of her government, and people look to the prime minister for leadership. i think her injecting clarity from the very top, that style of leadership is incredibly important. she is supposed to be the

tories? affaires point but i am not sure labour will want an election because they don't want to have to do with brexit idea. boris johnsonhin one year, according to the sunday times? i think he might be gone within one year. he is so treacherous and di5loyal, and he obviously i5n't desperate to be prime minister. and you think, again, fine, ok, bori5, you take over and see what happens with brexit? you cannot have a cabinet minister... if she was stronger? if there was a leadership challenge it would coalesce around him if he was not foreign secretary. partly becau5e not foreign secretary. partly because it is nobody else, who as i5? because it is nobody else, who as is? philip hammond, maybe? because it is nobody else, who as i5? philip hammond, maybe? maybe and others will come out of the woodwork but he certainly remains popular with the grassroots, which is where the vote would end up going. on the basis of that, better to keep him close but i think there must come a point when if he keeps overstepping the mark, she will have to say this cannot go on and get rid him. other cabinet ministers have been critical of him

the tory majority was being lost, that all of the major cabinet members started to plot, they were taxed in, philip hammond was taxing borisjohnson. taxed in, philip hammond was taxing boris johnsonexting. taxed in, philip hammond was taxing borisjohnson. —— texting. they thought that david davis would be in charge of redford, philip hammond would get the economy and boris johnson would be minding the shop. we also saw in the sunday times, the editor ‘s new book, they speak of a separate plot focused on amber rudd as prime minister, which was backed by seniorfigures from as prime minister, which was backed by senior figures from the party. none of these papers will make easy reading for theresa may this morning. i think the worst thing in this story is that 50 mps apparently don't support her, which is... we've got to go back to the night of the general election. nobody expected that result. we are glued to the television screens. it is almost understandable but that kind of texting is going on. what is hard to get your head around is how she manages to keep going and keep it together. i thought she looked very under pressure in florence. she is usually less nervous, she came acr

boris johnson talking about public sector payjust before the tory party conference begins. right. the foreign secretary is saying that people aren't being paid enough and the national living wage, which is £7 50, rising to £9 an hour by 2020 is not enough. he thinks people should be paid more. how would he pay for what will be an expensive policy, waging the salary of public sector workers across the board? he says that you can cut the pay bill by getting rid of a lot of public sectorjobs. he says the private sectorjobs. he says the private sector is booming and people will be able to find jobs they're quite easily. the timing is no coincidence, on the eve of the conservative party conference and outside borisjohnson‘s conservative party conference and outside boris johnson's normal brief. and people will assume that it isa brief. and people will assume that it is a bit of leadership posturing, if not a challenge? who is also talked about brexit in the david davies. yes, he sets out four redlines, if we can call them that, as to how he sees the brexit process ended up more

this seemed to be a result of the negotiations in the tory party and not the negotiations with the eu. she did slap down boris johnsonat is the right thing or there should be app acceptance of free movement to maintain good access to the single market. there has to be a trade relationship with europe. half of our trade wis the eu, our manufacturing industry works with the eu, supply chains both sides of the eu, supply chains both sides of the channel. that must be maintained. therelarge number of eu nationals that live and work in this country and make an incredible contribution. without them our public services would be worse off. so why is she using them as a bargaining chip? why not do what we did a week after the referendum, to say legislate now to guarantee rights of residence for eu nationals. because the tensions of family, where one partner is from britain and one from europe, they need to know they have security. they haven‘t got it. she is using them as a shuttlecock in her negotiations. that was jeremy corbyn. sorry for the confusion ahead of that. its important to hear the labour leader. chris leslie join

johnson, ben stokes and hugh hefner. i am not saying there are any connections! that is the only connection, we're talking about them. the story that borisjohnson has topped a poll of the toryl, is that a surprise? he will be very happy, he has moved ahead of his rivals and has 23% this latest poll. ruth davidson is slightly behind that 99 jacob rees mogg at 17. he will be pleased because he has after all been in the last few weeks on this rather determined effort to persuade us of his significance and importance and releva nce. his significance and importance and relevance. has he been on manoeuvres? has friends and allies in the press. he has been take me a lot of credit for things such as the brexit transition deal being reduced from a five—year period to a two—year period. having said that actually theresa may is in the driving seat that he afterwards went to the press and said it was me. that was my doing. the man has a big evil and it will presumably be massiah stephen moore by the statistics. —— big ego. massiah stephen moore by the statistics. -- big ego. he has been popular before and mps may have a different view. what i find extraordinary is that someone who isn'

boris johnson was one of the leading lights of the leave campaign in and because of tory party politicsto the role of foreign minister when he didn't have anything to do with brexit negotiations and he felt that there has been a lot of negativity and the brexit talks haven't been doing too well. it was his opportunity to put his head above the parapet and perhaps boost optimism back into debate.- into the when he made that interjection, he didn't actually say anything that will carry any use to the negotiations. instead what happened is that the internal war within the cabinet and the conservative party has been revealed. that is all well and good, but let's not forget that the clock is ticking and that you is waiting for clear direction from the u.k. as to what they want. fundamental questions as to whether there will be a transition area period and what the future trading relationship will be like and those have not been answered and cannot be answered because there is no unity at the top of the conservative party. julia: there is evidence that should just theresa will go -- will go f

here and boris johnson has not gone so far as to put himself directly at odds with anything the prime minister has said. presumably he would be at the door if he did. yes, and with the torys will be music to some people's is. the prime minister has dismissed exit, but she has said she wants the focus to be the economy and domestic issues. and this is what they want to focus on at the conference. yes. theresa may has said that brexit is important, but we have a challenge to present our argument over making auk to present our argument over making a uk that works for everyone, not just the privileged few. she mention young people in particular who have raised concerns in the election campaign and have perhaps lent their support elsewhere to the labour party. whilst theresa may is focusing on domestic issues, this interview and others in the conservative party are making sure that brexit is not forgotten. thank you very much. the nhs is stuck in the past and not fit for the 21st century, according to the chief inspector of hospitals in england. speaking to the telegraph newspaper, professor ted baker says the system has not adapted to deal with the growth in the population,

johnson walked out in front of the cameras smiling with each other. yeah, that was the short—lived piece that survived. now we're back into the daily war that is the toryings they're battling over, all the various divisions, it's reallyjust remarkable, the sunday times has these revelations of what happened just after the election. now we're seeing some ex—pleatives. the mail oi'i seeing some ex—pleatives. the mail on sunday has a few choice words we can't say on this broadcast. they are not happy with each other. it is one these things. this was supposed to bea one these things. this was supposed to be a referendum, theoretically to unite the partied over europe. that's never going to happen. the thing about the transition period, you can continue arguing about it for a long time. you could extend the transition period when it comes to the end of that two years. it's up to the end of that two years. it's upforgrabs and to the end of that two years. it's up for grabs and it will continue the wounds within the party? that's right. this is the issue that will never go away for the conservative party. the transition period is by no means fixed. i think we

tory conference. centrald still face a leadership challenge if there were to be a serious fracture in the cabinet relationship. mr. johnsons to be seen shouting outside the tent. there is a collective responsibility but having him sitting around the cabinet table is the least worst alternative after theresa may. anna: what is your thinking on november and how like you rate hike could be because february seems to be where people have landed but november is a possibility. economists seem to be on a different page, they are playing catch-up to the [inaudible] the money markets currently pricing in a 70% chance of a hike in november. jeremy: the next meeting on -- is not to november. that is six weeks or so away. markets tend to move much more quick event economists and analysts, quite correctly. we need to look at the fundamentals. the bank is talking -- my argument would be that if their growth rate is when three report for -- .3 or .4, we tend to see a lackluster wage environment. the bank is talking about hiking rates and there is a squeeze on and comes in three years. that process is not going to alleviate. there are goo

johnson is going. no, he's staying. does this just confuse the brexit situation? >> it underlines the tension, francine. the british tory satisfied with anything short of a genuine rupture with the e u, and refused to admit there are economicc costs to doing so. busy trying tos take advantage of that for his own advancement. in the end, if you are at the bank of england or the european commission, you shrug your shoulders and wait for it to run out. the problem remains this fundamental within the tory party. what's interesting to watch is whether the labour party, which havenly has a see seemed to shifted. they have made some announcements, where there should be an ongoing presence in the single market. if labour does make that shift, something be opposition has seemed reluctant to do, they could make a difference in politics. francine: adam, what does it mean for investors in the country, and what does it mean for ceo's? if you have no clarity on brexit, there is a concern the u.k. crash is out, so you have to prepare yourself. >> you have to prepare yourself for crashing out not just because of the uncertainty, but be

borisjohnson 0n the front of the times, their saint boris johnson is 0n the front of the times, their saint borisjohnson is underfire on the eve of the toryront page of the times, on the front page of the times, on the front of the daily telegraph we have harrison ford. also, the chief inspector of hospital says that the nhs is not fit for the 21st century. 0n the front of the daily mail, after five years in jail for cruelty to pets. and the guardian is leading with supermarkets pulling chickens off—the—shelf. marks and spencers, aldi and liddell has suspended deliveries over food hygiene breaches. david daviesjoins us now. shall we start would borisjohnson? he is everywhere. two weeks ago, ahead of the prime minister's speech in florence, who was in the papers? boris. do you think he is making a bid? look, if he isn't, he knows what he is doing. some of us who just observe these things and have been two more party conferences than we have had hot dinners, you see anything, this was the person who less tha n anything, this was the person who less than two years ago was rejected by his own colleagues. didn't even get to the starting line.

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tories and number ten. the government that ministers are so keen to show is not a sinking ship. joining me now from ottawa is our political correspondent ben wright. borisjohnson boris johnson the boss and the driver of the brexit process, is that the end of it? no, when you have the prime minister having to assert she is in the driving seat and leading from the driving seat and leading from the front it does not give the impression of a government going in the same direction with great confidence. there are undoubtedly huge tensions and rivalries within the cabinet on rare brexit goes next, that's been apparent for months and i think it's also fairly clear theresa may is i think a bit exasperated with foreign. she said on the plane during the flight over that boris is boris when asked about his personal manifesto for brexit that he published over the weekend. there are currently tensions there. there are currently tensions there. the prime minister is going to seek to seize the initiative during the visit but also crucially on friday during the speech in florence which we all expect her to be the moment where she sees the transition going, that's the big question, what sor

boris johnson sees himself as a bit of a standardbearer, if you like tom for brexit, given that he was a vociferous campaigner for it during the referendum. but there are some toryleadership bid. taking a look at my notebook yesterday, when i was making some calls, thieving, desperate, profoundly disloyal. it isa desperate, profoundly disloyal. it is a leadership bid, it is all about boris, said some tory mps. others, who campaigned for brexit, make the argument that they need somebody at the top of the party who can make a positive case for britain's future. i suspect downing street, overall, was a little bit irritated. chris, get yourself some honey and lemon, love. interesting that he blamed it on the volume of work, nothing else. he is too professional to have a late night, i am sure! business leaders in britain and other european countries have called for the brexit talks to be speeded up. the lobby group business europe said the slow pace of the negotiations could jeopardise an orderly and constructive exit. meanwhile, more than 100 companies, with more than one million workers in the uk and eu, have signed a letter to brexit negotiators stressing the impo

elders who have been through the tory civil war is over europe are increasingly alarmed about what they've seen and folding with the sort of bust up between boris johnsonas we head towards that the speech in florence at the end of the week for mrs may to try and keep all the sides of her cabinet together and avoid a major sort of rock the boat resignation moment potentially afterwards from borisjohnson. moment potentially afterwards from boris johnson. thank you, norman. coming up... the leader of mayanmar says that the government is doing what it can to help in the rohingya crisis. children in local authority care in rochdale who reported sexual and physical abuse were failed by the council, its chief executive has said. here's matthew in the bbc newsroom with a summary of today's news. good morning. we are keeping a very close eye this morning on another hurricane in the caribbean this morning. hurricane maria has caused widespread damage to the caribbean island of dominica. the hurricane suddenly strengthened to a "potentially catastrophic" category five storm before making landfall. maria is the second hurricane to hit the caribbean this summer, af

tory tragedy? first, david cameron. who recklessly gambled this country because he could not hold his party together. then borisjohnson. then boris johnsonng in front of his red bus with a live on the side. a false promise of £350 million per week to our nhs. ruthless about his own ambition, reckless about our country. now theresa may. robotically marching our country to an extreme brexit. focused on her own survival rather than national interests. maybe the tories can afford this disastrous approach to brexit. maybe the tories would benefit from a brexit of deregulation. but you know and i know that for millions of working people they cannot afford that brexit. whether you are in the front seat with theresa may or the back—seat with boris johnson. seat with theresa may or the back—seat with borisjohnson. there is nothing patriotically about joyriding our economy off a cliff. conference, this has got to stop. it is time for a different approach. so let me share with you the labour approach. an approach which is both democratically legitimate and economic is sensible. that respects the referendum result and putsjobs and the economy first,