>>> tonight, tori spelling suffering a breakdown? why cops were called to her home. are martle problems to blame? >> i'm like a rat. >> she's balling her eyes out here. >> remember her? what tori was doing with corinne just hours before the drama. >> i feel lucky to work with you each and every day. >> kelly ripa defends ryan seacrest. why not all stars are rushing to show their support. >> when did you catch me? when did i say that. >>> then, after this happened, why tiffany haddish needs oprah's help. >> you think she'll call me? >>> this is "entertainment tonight." taylor swift in crisis as an alarming new incident raises questions about her mental health. >> this morning, police were called to tori it happens home. >> mental illness. >> this is the emergency dispatch audio after someone called 91 for tori. a spokesperson says they received a call and three police cruisers rush to tori home. once there, they spoke with dean mcdermott. a source said she and dean were fighting. >> either way, i lose! what does your heart tell you to do? >> dean admitted to cheating

tori spelling's major drama.hy the cops paid her another visit. >> plus, unside meghan markle's date with the queen. and we're with another bride to be kaley cuoco. then we're first on the star packed set of the "avengers, infinity war." >> no wonder i only have four lines. >> and o.g. y'all. why kelly clarkson is calling out two former "american idol" star. >> he didn't even win. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> tim mcgraw's shocking collapse live on stage. this is something you would never expect from him. what went wrong? when will he perform again. we have the latest as tim steps out today. >> country star tim mcgraun had a big thumbs up for his fans today. a big relief after this moment last night when he collapsed on stage during a concert in ireland. an eye witness tells us the band and crew rushed to his aid. ♪ >> the frightening moment happened after mcgraw wrapped his number one song humble in kind and the lights were lowered. about 15 minutes after tim fell to his knees his wife faith hill addres

tori's mom was never supportive of dean and tori wants to prove she made the right decision. >> it seems serena yamswilliams made the right decision when she married alexis owe lane january. >> your husband does the most. the man loves you doesn't he? >> yes. >> three billboards what was it like when you saw it? >> it was four. >> i didn't mean to cheat you alexis. >> the best part having my daughter on it. i've always wanted to be a mom. i never seemed to have time. i was always working with my career. then it happened and i dove right in. it's so natural to me. i love it. i love her so much. we have a great little family going on. >> it's hard to believe serena almost died after giving birth. she had blood clots. the greatest of all time told me she's ready for another baby. >> i definitely want two god willing. right now i want tennis as well. there's time. i'm going to wait and see what happens. >> i caught up the serena at a charity event honoring her murdered sis -- sister. >> she's my priority and every day i need to be home with her. i don't want to miss any moments with her. >>

the tory mps met with the chief whip julian constituents.mps met with the chief whipjulian smith this afternoon. if he had been intending to calm them down and get them back on board, i don't think it went very well! apparently he completely lost the room. at one point said, well, there's nothing worried so much to worry about, the fishermen are going to vote labour anyway, that went down very, very badly, especially amongst tories who see the snp as the main rivals north of the border. when the prime minister meets with mps tomorrow she has a lot of bridge building to do in terms of trying to win them round on this point. put us into another perspective on the brexit deal, this is from the times. and theirfront page, brexit deal, this is from the times. and their front page, it's brexit deal, this is from the times. and theirfront page, it's not brexit deal, this is from the times. and their front page, it's not the lead, we will talk about that shortly, but the transition deal over brexit is held by businesses, they are taking a more posit

he talks about tory bullyboys.ing to some of my honourable friends as tory bullyboys. can i remind the house, this is the man who still refuses to apologise... still refuses to my right honourable friend the work and pensions secretary so i do not want to hear anything about bullying from the benches opposite. the public can draw its own conclusions. he knows he wants to win power so we have these smooth and reassuring me on of these smooth and reassuring me on of the bank manager but every now and again the mask slips and we get a glimpse of the sinister ideology that lies beneath. an ideology that would wreck our economy if he ever gets anywhere near the controls, threatening confiscation, dismissing property rights, undermining the cornerstones of our economy and the basis of our freedom and prosperity. he talks about political choices. let me tell him the political choices we have made. we have close the tax gap to one of the lowest in the tax gap to one of the lowest in the developed world. we have raised £175

. >>> plus, did tori spelling suffer a breakdown? why cops were called to her home. >>> are the spice girls performing at the royal wedding? and meghan markle makes her first appearance with her future in-laws. >>> then, a j-law first. >> that's not who i am. >> the big changes she made for her new role and how she got into shape while eating fast food in >> i'm starving. >>> plus, amy schumer's wedding video. and oprah's "wrinkle in time" transformation. >> i'm' beyonce's aunt. >> we're celebrating with the cast. this is "entertainment tonight." ♪ >>> it is oscar weekend, and we're partying with all the stars, including host jimmy kimmel. >> yeah, absolutely. this is his second time, and kevin frazier put kimmel on the spot about what's in store. >> warren, what did you do! >> warren beatty, will he come back? >> i don't -- you'll have to ask him that question. that's a mistake. "moonlight," you won best picture. >> for the biggest blunder in oscar history, a source said that warren beatty and faye dunaway will get a chance to prese

at a time of apparent crisis, you have the internal tory agony is playing out.ech as pa rt gavin williamson making a speech as part of his wider plan. the telegraph have merged this into their story about what is happening with russia. i guess it is the time to strike when this is happening.- ask for more money. this was on the grid, but interesting where it has gone. to be fair to gavin williamson, last month, he said, russia is a huge threat. cyber plots all the time. everybody said, what is he on? but look what has happened. it does add to the feeling that as crises occur, what takes precedence is the internal machinations of the conservative party. the daily express, this is the headline, the case of nikolai glushkov, found dead in kingston, london, this week, so suggestion of foul play. but talking to people today, they say there is no evidence of that, but the counterterrorism police had been brought in to look at it which is quite significant. this goes to the idea of a hit list. we will get onto this with labour. the idea of the evidence. the nerve agent

concerned i'm not interested in the political position of treason marius the prime minister of the tory government i'm interested in the best interests of the united kingdom at the end of that the and if if she behaves sensibly reasonably russian only in a constructive and partnership fashion i think we can still make this better than it could it's it looks like it's going to turn out to be lots where i'm interested in she crosses red lines all the time and it's about time she just started looking after the interests of the united kingdom and not the factions in her party that a g secretary of the treasury thank you. well i'm now joined by murdoch from the dead time for the morning thirty four years the day since the beginning of the british miners' strike murdoch we're going underground tell us about how you became one of maggie's babies from a mining community code swaddling ten miles south of darby. my dad was a mine of a violent alcoholic and my mom worked at the pit not down the pit or in the. auntie my granddad was a miner his dad was a miner and i grew up when i was a spurs i was

i meant the irrational part of the tory party, as opposed to the tory party en masse. that... they would give you reasons why not. we don't have time to go into all the reasons. on the russia point, following the poisoning of the spy here in the uk, the former spy, what is your best guess as to how other european countries might go on to react now? we have seen tit—for—tat expulsions, london, moscow. are we likely to see more of that? bigger european reaction to this? it's interesting, it has already been more emphatic than i expected. i thought the reaction that theresa may had on the first three days after saying, will you come and support us, was probably the most she was going to get in terms of qualified support, and then something stronger, saying, there seems to be no plausible explanation. i think europe very much wants to make sure that the security piece remains integrated with britain, and so on. people are very concerned, across europe, about what russia is up to. it seems to me, vladimir putin will in time come to look on the events in salisbury as a disas

an outbreak of tory unity?now but gave a thumbs up, and brexiteers and remainers followed suit, for now. governor, were you happy with what you heard? others, like the bank of england governor, less keen to give their verdict. the opposition, unimpressed. i think it will be judged as yet more confusion on the road to complications. what we need is a set of objectives which means we can protectjobs in this country. number ten has pressed its case with more detail and realism than before. that could make a difference to the next steps of this lengthy tangle. but there are plenty of audiences making demands of theresa may, who will still demand yet more. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. there have been protests across slovakia after the killing of an investigative journalist and his fiancee. jan kusiac‘s work alleged links between the italian mafia and figures close to prime minister robert fiso. he denies any wrongdoing. the biggest demonstration was in the capital bratislava, from where our correspondent rob cameron

full terms of the tory brexit is known. known.what has been said recently is really very new. recently is really very new. worried up and down the country about the tory hard brexit. about the tory hard brexit. had job losses and people are very worried about it. worried about it. of internal political processes, it is the substance of the matter. is the substance of the matter. agreement and labour members want us to fight for their jobs. agreement and labour members want us to fight for theirjobs. to fight for theirjobs. remind me, did your constituents but leave ? remind me, did your constituents but leave? leave? marginally to remember to represent leave voters as well. leave voters as well. reflected in the labour party as well, isn't it? well, isn't it? party has to take a position that everyone has to stick to. everyone has to stick to. the table and consider giving people a final say once things are known. a final say once things are known. they are right to say that where is there money promised for the nhs?. there money

doubt focus on his abandoning of neocon neo liberalism maybe but less attention will be paid to a tory britain arguably riven by division thanks to everything from benefit sanctions to the slashing of public services to subsidise the city of london official figures are conflicting about inequality which worsened under the labor years of blair and brown but many would argue that whoever has been in power the voices of the most marginalized in society are being unheard senior producer pete bennett went to talk with the grassroots activists fighting for political representation in an effort to give the working classes of britain a starring role in their story how much of our lives are dictated by post schools and policies coming from the building behind me and this near liberal decisions are made on our behalf by select few how can elected members of parliament accurately represent the diversity of british society i speak it's activist on the front line campaigning against tory government and local councils working class issues striving to get the most vulnerable in society a seat at the

represent the diversity of british society i'm speaking as activists in the front line campaigning against tory government and local councils and working class issues striving to get the most vulnerable in society a seat at the table of power chris fairly is the founder and c.e.o. britain has class a grassroots charity stablish to tackle the institutions at the center of britain's class problems. so i'm a working class kid from luton i went to comprehensive schools all my life going to l.s.e. just sort of statistically in the sense of you know if you throw enough working class kids at the russell group universities some of them get in and i go and i study economics or three years and i nearly dropped out i think at least once a year because you just get there and you work so hard to get and you've done so many things to prove that you're worthy of being somewhere and doing something and then you have just thrown back in your face every minute of every day that you're around people who are better than you you know around you equals you're on your period because people have seen more than you've

an outbreak of tory unity?gave a thumbs up grounded by snow but gave a thumbs up and brexiteers and remainers followed suit, for now. 0thers, up and brexiteers and remainers followed suit, for now. others, like the bank of england governor, less keen to give their verdict. the opposition, unimpressed. there is yet more confusion on the road to complications. what we need is a set of objections which means we can —— objectives which means we can protect jobs objectives which means we can protectjobs in this country. objectives which means we can protect jobs in this country. they wa nt protect jobs in this country. they want more detail and realism. that could make a difference to the next steps of this lengthy tangle. but there are plenty of audiences making demands of theresa may, you will still demand yet more. —— who will. we'll speak to laura in a moment — first our europe editor katya adler is in brussels. how did the speech go down there? the reaction in brussels has been muted and wary. the chief brexit

tori spelling and her husband, dean mcdermott. what was supposed to be a quiet family dinner turned chaotic. police had to escort the two and their five kids through the kitchen of a restaurant. this was at least the fourth incident in the last few weeks where cops had to enter feen. next, faith hill apologizes to fans after her husband's on stage collapse. tim mcgraw had a big thumbs up from fans as he left his hotel, after this moment the night before when he fell to his knees on stage in ireland. an eyewitness say the band and crew rushed to his side and he was taken off stage. >> tim is fine. he's a bit dehydrated from traveling so much. he's been super dehydrated and i apologize, but i made the decision that he cannot come back out. [ applause ] >> he was attended to by local medical staff on site and will be fine. and finally, another high profile couple, justin bieber and selena gomez are spending some time apart. they are still together, according to our source, but she's taking a step back to repair her relationship with

an outbreak of tory unity?now but gave a thumbs up, and brexiteers and remainers followed suit, for now. governor, were you happy with what you heard? others, like the bank of england governor, less keen to give their verdict. the opposition, unimpressed. i think it will be judged as yet more confusion on the road to complications. what we need is a set of objectives which means we can protect jobs in this country. number ten has pressed its case with more detail and realism than before. that could make a difference to the next steps of this lengthy tangle. but there are plenty of audiences making demands of theresa may, who will still demand yet more. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. with a year to go until britain leaves the eu, how do voters feel the government is getting on? our deputy political editor, john pienaar, has been to reading to gauge feelings there. brexit is a complete mess. not quick enough, not doing enough. did you really think it was going to be simple and quick and easy? i know people said it w

guides that goes with the tories they are like. what the. tories will do that. their diving instructor mando ramirez is well aware of that relationship the conservation authorities know he's sticking to the rules because he has to renew his tour guide licensing every two years. is one of the most popular places. because he is so water beautiful only one. metre the is full of starfish and usually the people are ripe to this place take the starfish out of the water take their sales and put it back maybe the starfish is going to be there next day that is their lack of education you cannot coach anything. this ignorance is upsetting to. that's why he only takes small groups down at a time and gives them strict instructions if you don't control while diving and you get close to their reef you're going to hit the reef maybe with your hands but maybe with that i mean you hit the formation or other. boy if you are something with your bank it's going to be a big damage. they'll break off and die. most tourists from the ship spend only half a day on the island it's not mu

many of the tory mps i am speaking to, especially backbenchers, they feel they need something they canhing they can put on the doorstep to sell, more good news, a public sector pay increase, more money for local councils. they need to give the chancellor ammunition. this was a story that was around a year or so ago, it was revealed that those who have gone on tojobs get pay revealed that those who have gone on to jobs get pay rise from extra hours and then lose in work benefits, tax credits, which makes them worse off. iain duncan smith and johnny mercer have seized on this, saying you have to make this a priority when you start dishing out some of the... turning on the spending taps at the end of the tunnel. the daily telegraph says there could be a litter levy. it is all part of the... the government is getting quite green. the coffee cups, plastic... levis on crisp packets, take—away cups, plastic... levis on crisp packets, ta ke—away cups, cups, plastic... levis on crisp packets, take—away cups, and chewing gum. it costs 10p to pick up chewing gum. it costs 10p to pick up chewing g

a tory fundraiser, the british wives of oligarchs bid big money for the experiences, like having dinnermson, the defence secretary. "make getting involved in the art world, donating money to charity, buying shares in football clubs. these other ways that britain's cronies can become of the posh folk of london. —— putin. but if the business is illegal and the stock exchange —— if the businesses are legal and the stock exchange is happy, could we get? the danger here is shared —— smearing all russians. there are lots of gifted entrepreneurs, russian artists, rebels, in london today. it would be awful to have a total attack on all russians in london. it is wonderful that we have this expatriate russian committee, the political parties should be careful and government should be careful and government should be careful and government should be very careful about who it does business with and take money from. people are saying there is a trouble with jeremy corbyn's judgement about russia. is that the only problem with british politics and russian influence? it has got to be said that the con

look, tories cheering labour backbenchers. jeremy corbyn‘s team, arms folded.an government has behaved with arrogance, with inhumanity and with contempt. anger displayed in westminster that this is happening on british streets. in dorset today, the lorry that removed the skripals' car, seized. in salisbury, the bench where father and daughter were found, still sealed off. while the prime minister makes her opening moves in a diplomatic tangle that could last. laura kuenssberg, there. in the past few minutes speaking at an emergency session of the united nations security counsel tonight, the united states offered full support to the united kingdom. let me make one thing clear from the very beginning: the united states stands in absolute solidarity with great britain. the united states believes that russia is responsible for the attack on two people in the united kingdom, it using a military grade nerve agent. dozens of civilians and first responders were also exposed. police officer nick bailey was the first to arrive on the scene. and remains hospitalised in se

the tories own head of local government says it is unsustainable. it tell you everything you need to know about this government? that it demands households and businesses pay more to get less! the prime minister replied that the economy was strong under the conservatives, which meant more money for schools and hospitals than ever before. of a public inquiry at the high court. they said not enough officers were being named and that they had no confidence in the inquiry‘s chairman. the review relates to undercover police officers who formed sexual relationships to help them infiltrate certain groups. the concerns were echoed in the lords. over a period of 2a years from 1985 to 2009, almost every single year, there was a state—sponsored sexual relationship between a police officer and a woman who at no point was accused of doing anything illegal, not arrested, not accused. ijust don't understand how the minister can sit back and think that this is all right. this strikes at the heart of the ethics and the integrity of our police forces, and of course,

that's a tory message. pay more to get less. but it's not just households, mr. speaker. the average small shop will see the rates bill increase by 3600 pounds. empty shops sucks the whole life out of our high street and local communities. so why is the prime minister presiding over a government that is tearing the heart out of our local industry? >> first of all, we provided support for small businesses in relation to business rate. secondly, he talks about labour council building homes. actually we built more councils being built under this government that under 13 years of a labour government. he talks of what counsel are saint local level. i'm pleased to say that yesterday two labour councils from -- [shouting] and what did one of them say? they said both locally and nationally the labour party has been taken over by the hard left who are more interested in fighting internal ideological battles and standing up for the priorities of working men and women. conservatives will always welcome people who care about their local area. we will always stand up for people in the

it is worth remembering that there are more scottish tory mps than there are do you —— dup mps.rly are, on this. one of the great slogans in scotla nd on this. one of the great slogans in scotland during the general election last year was, vote tory, get fish. the whole point was that they would go down to westminster and fight ha rd to go down to westminster and fight hard to make sure that after brexit scottish fishermen would get access to their own waters without eu fishermen coming in as well. this transition deal clearly is not going to happen at least until after... transition deal clearly is not going to happen at least until aftermm might change in a year and 18 month's might change in a year and 18 months time. might change in a year and 18 month's time. clearly

itself obviously ben bradlee and before mansfield i think his apology the vice chair of the tory party yeah yeah which was the apology which he wrote on twitter is the most three tweeted tweet of any conservative politician of any sign which is successful social media for the tories very getting better when it comes to being a so-called useful idiot for the soviet union i would kind of point to nearly that early day motion which jeremy corbin saw and that's leigh supporting workers resistance against stalinism in eastern europe so it's clear from that i think that he wasn't a particular fan of the soviet union and simply questioning our foreign policy in questioning the agenda which we followed was certainly russia continually being abused over eastern and the attacks often unverified footage being used as verified but this piece from drone was in freedom and from asian request not on the news anywhere in this country involving a lot of money it's not. being covered at all of drone wars you know the cost of u.k. air and drone strikes in iraq and syria of recent huge everything is just

the tories may have been cleared this is a controversial visit, strongly opposed to many.al that the uk maintains its long—standing lectureship with saudi arabia in spite of all the criticism. so for insta nce we spite of all the criticism. so for instance we can expect the crown prince to receive a detailed briefing on security from senior officials on the national security council, but the uk said saudi arabia through its security cooperation with uk helps to keep us safe. i think we can expect some new trade deals unveiled by the crown prince is in london. the uk says it wa nts to prince is in london. the uk says it wants to broaden trade but would like to see diversification away from the huge emphasis on arms sales which is so controversial. so i think you may see deals perhaps selling some educational and health care services to saudi arabia, perhaps a private school opening shortly in the kingdom. but it remains a difficult and controversial path that the government is steering. thank you. our top story this lunchtime. the home secretary says more is now known about

government one solution to this ever growing crisis is the homelessness reduction bill put food by tory m.p. block the bill is proving divisive however even within the tory ranks i travel to the conservative party conference. chairman of the local government association in trouble the baileys is pushing jewish on to councils and we don't need you these we need resources to be able to deal with things and this doesn't bring any resources with it it just adds a new juice to council if it's just a simple matter of telling councils i must fix it then we would have already affixed what we needed to resources to do that in this bill while providing resources and we've got different types of fibrous we've got sixty seven thousand people in ten break up additional white skin and about three thousand rough sleepers we've got a load of youngsters who left. that family for live in the paper ciphers so there's a lot of hidden homeless as well so it's come up with a simple solution would be possible five or six but the reality is we don't have enough suitable competition for people to their life we

tori and husband dean were spotted kissing shooting a tv spot for the film. >> i was hired under therk skies. that was the working script. no one would read a script called "sharknado." now they would. >> the daytime emmy nominations were announced this week and "the young and the restless" is up for 25 awards. talk about still going strong. "young and the restless" is tv's number one daytime drama and next week they will celebrate their 45th anniversary. so keltie knight went to the set to get the party started early. >> 45 years of steamy love scenes, skin and soapy action for daytime's number one drama. >> could you give me your best shocked look face? ♪ >> legendary daytime diva melody thomas scott has been scheming and conniving since 1979. >> soap fans are crazy and they will come up to you an they will just want to talk and they want secrets and they want -- >> well, i don't normally look like this when i go out in public. >> that is not true. that is not true. >> the wonders of hair and makeup guys. no, you would never recognize me. trust me. >> "the young and the restless" i

‘ achilles' heel. realisation in cabinet that health is the tories' achilles' heellj highlighted thatnow. we all know this is a massive problem. 22,000 operations cancelled, 4 million people on waiting lists, waiting times going up, there is a line that says: if nothing is done and they will be a funding gap of 20 billion by 2,022. we have an ageing population, the nhs is in crisis basically perpetually. we know all of this. will more funding be the solution? we we re will more funding be the solution? we were doing the maths earlier, four billion sounds a lot of money, not as much as the 18.2 billion the nhs was promised on the side of a bus, that 350 million a week. so it isa bus, that 350 million a week. so it is a lot of money but in the context of what we are expecting the nhs to do now and the pressure that we are putting onto it with an ageing population and things like social ca re population and things like social care that are linked to it, it is not going to be enough. 0k, not going to be enough. ok, and sunday telegraph. a russian story. russia has somewhat receded from fr

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friction less to as frictionless as possible when it comes to going to trade the only thing that the tory party needs is functionless not frictionless functionless because the factions in the party are actually begin to have an impact on our country now they can argue till the cows come home the cat with many factions as they want but the bottom line is it's not good for this country and they should stop this factionalism faction less. party and not be of some help i suspect the country will love them or look down on volga still the international trade secretary theresa may straight secretary and of course liam fox said corbin accused corbin of betraying the national interest because of his position on. look just troll rhes always go resort to the last place of the scoundrel in a sense is. this issue of our patriotism they do that all the time they've done it for decades every time thinking of against the hardball with and start accuse now everybody else treacherous patri optic an all out source announcement they pull our stunt you know that all chest not so many times nobody takes notice

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. >>> number four, tori spelling in crisis. the emergency dispatch audio thursday after someone dialed 911 on tori, who a source says was having a breakdown. a spokesperson tells "e.t." they received a disturbance call around 7:30 a.m. and three police cruisers rushed to tori spelling's home. once there, they spoke with her husband, dean. our source says they had been fighting and she was hysterical and sadly, the kids were home and no one was arrested. number three, will the spice girls perform at the royal wedding? >> i do have a serious question, and maybe you can answer or not. will the spice girls be performing at the reception. >> well -- >> yes, they are! [ applause ] >> and viewers were stunned. the spice girls sparked rumors last month. >>> number two, jimmy kimmel back hosting the oscars after last year's epic best picture flub. >> there's a mistake. "moonlight," you won best picture. >> is there any ptsdsome >> no, no. in fact, it went great except for the thing at the end, which turned out to be something that was i