, you cannot transport an animalfora transportation, you cannot transport an animal for a very long transportationit's not flouted and even when it's not flouted it allows journeys that are just simply too long. this is the 21st—century, we should not be exporting animals halfway across europe, outside of europe and beyond that to who knows where for slaughter in unimaginable conditions? phil, the representative of the national sheep association, what do you think of some of the illegal practice is clearly going on? first of all you cannot condone poor animal welfare, i am on? first of all you cannot condone pooranimalwelfare, lam not on? first of all you cannot condone poor animal welfare, i am not going to support the animal welfare seems that we have seen on that video clip but as she pointed out in that clip, most of the problems occur when regulations have been flouted, it's something we have called for a long time, proper compliance with regulations as animals travel across europe. who is responsible, doosra sponsor ability is to insure compliance, is it a year in forces, but hauliers, is at

and thank you for joining us transport authorities in london have to cited not to renew you operating license that means drivers might not be able to continue offering their services within a few weeks transport for london says were is not fit and proper and public safety and security but not for the reasons you might think. the loss of its license is more than a small road bump for labor but the right ailing service says it's planning to power through by preparing an appeal it accuses london's transport regulator of unfairly favoring the city's traditional black cab drivers disgruntled at market share grab. and transport for london has paved i'm getting pressure from this small number of individuals and groups that want to restrict choice to consumers and competition within the impact of that decision if it stands with over forty thousand licensed drivers also would the transport authorities took issue with hoover's approach to reporting serious criminal offenses background checks on drivers and its use of grey ball a software that looks like to passengers from using cars like invest

these were transportation vehicles. they were designed to get the president where he was going to allow him to be seen in parades and those kinds of situations. beyond that, the technology was fairly basic. if i had to pick a favorite car, i suppose it is the one a lot of people would pick, but i think of the kennedy car. because that represents, really two worlds of presidential , transport. you have what starts as just a modified lincoln. it has been stressed and given a larger engine, but beyond that, it is just a car you could buy from any dealer. after the assassination, it is completely rebuilt with titanium planing, filters for gas attacks, steel plating but it needs to protect from grenades. but that is really a car that represents a changing moment where we really have to start thinking about protecting our president. it is surprising that it took that long and something that tragic to make that realization happened. of course, president lincoln had been assassinated in the 1860's. it seems to be that for a tim

transport network.e been suggestions of introducing airport style security at stations, but the sheer number of passengers makes that impractical. experts say today's attack has echoes of the home—made bomb that failed to detonate on the jubilee home—made bomb that failed to detonate on thejubilee line train last year and with up to 5 million journeys a day on the tube and a peak 540 trains operating, experts say it is very difficult to protect. we are never going to thwart every single attack. that is an impossibility. what we can do, however, is minimise the effect, reduce the impact overall, these are so complex variable factors, that we have to just accept them as the new reality. although the emergency services were quickly on the scene today, transport union say that the tube needs more staff, that is disputed by transport for london but the union has concerns. over1000 staff or cut and 300 were put back, so staff or cut and 300 were put back, soi staff or cut and 300 were put back, so i think if

ride sharing app could lose its license and one of its most important markets to transport for london argues it's for security reasons and users are outraged. also coming up president i'm annoyed because controversial labor remarket reform in france is signed the workers aren't letting it happen without a fight trade unions say the law will take the country back to the nineteenth century. and to steal dion's well merge and thousands of workers in germany are worried we'll take you to the core of the german mining industry. it's time for business on the w m o yet again thank you for joining us transport authorities in london have decided not to renew operating license that means drivers might not be able to continue offering their services within a few weeks transport for london says is not fit and proper and public safety and security but not for the reasons you might think. the loss of its license is more than a small road bump for labor but the right ailing service says it's planning to power through by preparing an appeal it accuses london's transport regulator of unfairly favoring

thank you for joining us transport authorities in london have decided not to renew operating license that means drivers might not be able to continue offering their services within a few weeks transport for london says were is not fit and proper and public safety and security but not for the reasons you might think the loss of its license isn't more than a small road bump for labor but the right ailing service says it's planning to power through by preparing an appeal it accuses london's transport regulator of unfairly favoring the city's traditional black cab drivers disgruntled at market share grab. and transport for london has paid them to stream pressure to make a small number of individuals and groups that want to restrict choice to consumers and competition within the impact of that decision if it stands with over forty thousand licensed drivers out of work the transport authorities took issue with hoover's approach to reporting serious criminal offenses background checks on drivers and its use of grey ball a software that blocks like to passengers from using a car's like inves

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earlier i spoke to the transport police. the underground and the overg round transport police. underground and the overground is cctv rich, hundreds of officers will be looking at thousands of hours of cctv. they will be piecing together. they will be looking outside of the various stations and on to the streets. it —— there is a superb opportunities in this investigation. there are only a relatively small number of tube stations prior to parsons green on that journey where tube stations prior to parsons green on thatjourney where this particular device could have been brought on from. yes, that is true. but it could have come from network rail, into wimbledon, there are a number of different ways it could have got into the system. but that isa have got into the system. but that is a good chance that there is some good cctv of this character getting onto this chain. the actual tube train itself is still at the scene now. you would imagine that to be the case for a good while? this is a huge opportunity, with a partially exploded device, the opportunity to get all the forensic r

representing workers in almost every transportation industry. teamsters members could be delivering anything from bakery goods to concrete, palletized material to your latest online package, or getting you to work on time and safely transporting your kids to school. while nearly 600,000 of our 1.4 million members turn a key in a truck to start their work day, the issues that we will be discussing today don't just impact those who drive vehicles for a living. the future includes partial and fully autonomous vehicles could also change the nature of work for those in nearly every part of the transportation industry in our country. planning for the future and incorporating new technologies into our members' daily lives is not new to me or my union. in addition to my duties as general secretary treasurer for over 20 years, i also served as director of the union's package division and in this position i ran the teamsters' daily interactions with u.p.s. under the single largest collective bargaining agreement in america. the issue facing the teamsters

he said, british transport police and transport for london are on it.lthough we don't know what happened, injuries have been reported. people have been stretchered onto ambulances. sophie raworth confirmed that a woman was stretchered onto an ambulance with her legs wrapped up with injuries to her legs wrapped up with injuries to her legs wrapped up with injuries to her legs and face. that ambulance has now left the scene. she confirmed that two ambulances left the scene. an explosive ordnance disposal team is looking at forensic clues, trying to piece together what happened. we should be able to hear from robin, an eyewitness who was at the scene. she told us what she saw. there were two people outside and the woman on the pavement with blood around her and she was crying. i walked into the station and there was blood on the floor and people running down the stairs, screaming, get out. the whole station was evacuated. people were coming out covered in blood and dirt. and what are you seeing around you at the moment? the most emergency services i have e

change the transportation industry. that can be for the better or for theit is incumbent upon this committee to assure workers are not left behind in this process. it is essential that american workers are not treated as guinea pigs for unproven technologies that could put their lives at risk. the issues facing autonomous commercial trucks are different and more calamitous than those facing passenger cars. and once their own careful consideration. consequent is for getting this wrong can be deadly both for workers and other drivers on the road. the discussion on autonomous vehicles has tended to focus on the impact two small personal cars on our daily lives, increasing mobility for the disabled and alleviating congestion in cities. these are all important topics. taking a cookie-cutter approach in dealing with those issues and applying it to heavy vehicles is reckless. i have yet to hear a serious discussion about how we will make sure an 80,000 pound automated truck will be able to maneuver around a warehouse or yard a

|j by transport for london. he has spoken to our reporter. of innovation and new technology, but you have to play by the rules. tfl has spent some time going through the regulations that parliament has given them in relation to deciding whether a private hire vehicle operator is fit and proper. they have looked at the evidence and tfl have looked at the evidence and tfl have concluded today that uber are not fit and proper. there were concerns around safety and security, so concerns around safety and security, so tfl have reached the decision not to renew ubers license. i fully support tfl. 40,000 drivers could be out of a job, 3.5 million londoners use it. you are supposed to be a pro—business mayor. use it. you are supposed to be a pro-business mayor. drivers and users should rightly be angry at uberfor not users should rightly be angry at uber for not playing by the rules. they are there for a reason. tfl‘s job as the regulator is to look at the evidence and decide whether somebody is playing by the rules. this is not an anti—private hire

held by the senate transportation committee, this is about two hours. >> good morning.efore we begin, i certainly want to express our support for and thoughts and prayers for all the victims of the recent hurricanes and most recently, of course, in the state of florida and our colleague in the ranking member on this committee, senator nel. he and senator rubio are there today as they should be. and looking out for the needs of their constituents. so again, we certainly want to express our support, prayers for them and the people of florida as they deal with a horrific storm and its aftermath. this committee has been working for some time in a bipartisan fashion to address the advancement of autonomous vehicles. i especially want to thank senator peters for partnering with me in this effort. i also appreciate the contributions of ranking member nelson, who as i said is unfortunately unable to join us today. we put a lot of work into this effort to date. i look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues to introduce and pass bipartisan legislation. given this commit

been stripped of its operating license in london from the end of the month the british capital's transport regulators at the car sharing company lacked corporate responsibility when it came to public safety and security issues that he joins us live now from london nineteen for the customers and the company what does this mean. well peter first glance this looks quite alarming and it looks like bad news both for the company and for those three point five million people in london according to who use the service now what we know is that the current license which expires on the thirtieth of september so next saturday at the end of next week that license is not going to be renewed by transport for london but they say that the company has a twenty one day window to appeal against that decision and until the whole appeal process finishes it can continue operating so i think that there will be sam relief among the people who use the service that it will come to continue to operate on the streets of the british capital as well as around the country now this is purely a london decision it has been

but that is within transport for london‘s domain. use to get a job with uber. the failures in this system of testing, 01’ failures in this system of testing, or certification, have been known for yea rs or certification, have been known for years and have been reported to transport for london and they have not dealt with it. they are making uber responsible for it and we will pay the price. are uber with working for when you think about the way the drivers have been treated, you had to kick them to court over whether you have employee rights not and also the amount of money they take from you that you are left with very little at the end of the day? that is right, i know all about it. i am one of the claimants in the case and we are back in court next week against uber. we won the right to the minimum wage and holiday pay last year. uber are spending millions on to appeal that decision. but the issue is this. unless the mayor has dealt with this issue of worker rights and the underlying business model, he didn‘t put that on the table

the decision taken by transport for london not to renew goode‘s license. taken by transport for londondealing with the brexit discussions, the last thing the mayor of london should be doing is sending a signal that london is not open for the free market and is against innovation, which is the signal his decision sends. i agree that uber has some problems it needs to fix like fixing every single criminal allegation that they hear about but banning uber in london is about but banning uber in london is a terrible mistake and bad for 3.5 million londoners. i think sadiq khan should reverse his decision immediately. ok, we will get better reaction later. thank you for your thoughts. we‘ll stay here and wait for the speech. two away from theresa may delivering the speech and critical is the response we will start to get from around europe. will it be enough to shift the backlog there has been in this brexit negotiation. we will bring you that speech live at 2:15pm. let‘s get some analysis of the key issues that could come up today in that speech, with cris morris from the bbc‘s reality check

transporting the produce and the d.' being produced or there with it in your good grounds for knocked up fallen off the he'd been transported by tram good. these days only around one percent of goods are transported by rail. mr yarmulke has made sure for the past thirty three years that everything runs smoothly. i'm a fag on the i'm the senior conduct on the train during the whole trip. which makes me responsible for the lives of the passengers that i found and for the railway problem to be there with alex out for everything that happens on the way. i'm going on in the back like. a token is just being handed over it's in this brass ring covered in leather it ensure safety on the single track route and has done since nine hundred one. is making the love when i pass on the token the train driver has the permission to travel to the next station . i have to ring four times to get this token economy. and that's how they know when the next station that a train is coming. that. they ring four times in response and block that to

we don't give these kind of subsidies in a lot of other means of transportation. mr. speaker, i ask for a yes vote. be financially responsible. make amtrak pay its own way. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. does a member seek time in opposition? the gentleman from florida is recognized for five minutes in opposition. mr. diaz-balart: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in opposition to this amendment. this amendment would shut down, as we've heard, all 15 of amtrak's long distance routes and all 28 state-supported routes. let me tell you. the gentleman from alabama is absolutely, and he's very consistent, he's sincere about trying to reduce the federal deficit. and i commend him for that. here's the problem. this amendment results not in savings, but in increased costs of $423 million. i want to repeat that. this amendment would have the effect of increasing costs by $423 million. it would stop all revenues associated with the national network immediately, but costs would continue to accrue for years.

transporting the produce and the d.'s being produced or there with a tin your door draft board not to follow not be he'd been transported by tram good . these days only around one percent of goods are transported by rail. mr yarmulke has made sure for the past thirty three years that everything runs smoothly. i found out that i'm the senior conduct on the train during the whole trip. which makes me responsible for the lives of the passengers that i found and for the railway problem to be there when i fall for everything that happens on the way. i mean i'm not exactly like. a token is just being handed over it's in this brass ring covered in leather it ensure safety on the singletrack route and has done since nine hundred one. is making the love when i pass on the token the train driver has the permission to travel to the next station. i have to ring four times to get this token economy. and that's how they know when the next station that a train is coming. that. they ring four times in response and drop that token. that

-- and the different kinds of transportation, rail and other things. what do you think is the biggest pressing infrastructure issue for congress to address? regarding transportation? guest: great question. they have to do the faa. it has to be reauthorized. in terms of what has the biggest need? i hate to do this, i should refer you, what i use mostly is the american society of civil engineers report and they break things down into 16 different categories of infrastructure and give a grade to everything. rail is the best, they gave it a b. the difference between roads and didges, are in the d's -- minus, they are always underfunded. the metro has a basket of problems. it is hard for me to single anything out right now but it is a good question to think about. host: learning to dread the single tracking. that seems to be ubiquitous. ellen is on the democratic line. caller: i don't understand this man. i know he is a republican. the america first ship. t? are you kidding me? host: we will go to mike. caller: i am from missouri. host: i apologize, mike. o

and uber is set to lose its license for london as the transport authority describes the ride sharing app as not fit and proper. we'll take a look at the road ahead. hello. welcome. good to have you with us. voters here in germany are gearing up for federal elections on sunday. both candidates for the post of chancellor have been making a final push for votes today. the latest polls haven't been encouraging for martin schultz and his social democrats. they're trailing chancellor merkel's christian democrats by a wide margin. surveys suggesting her conservative bloc is likely to take about 36% of sunday's vote. as the campaigning draws to a close, we've been monitoring events in munich where chancellor merkel delivered a speech earlier today. we asked about the choice of venue. >> basically this is a tradition between the cdu and you see the german chancellor speaking behind me. what is very much unusual here, let me just show you, is the protesters here behind us. there are several thousands of people turning out to support the german chaps -- chancellor. at same time we see people wi

but i think what's clear by this decision is that man transport from london has paid them to extreme pressure from its main number of individuals and groups that want to restrict choice to consumers and competition within london the impact of that decision if it stands will put over forty thousand licensed drivers out of work with no means to support themselves their families their loved ones the transport authorities took issue with hoover's approach to reporting serious criminal offenses background checks on drivers and its use of grey ball a software that looks like to passengers from using cars like investigators or regulators for example but while goober has run into regulatory trouble in many cities in addition to london the service has been quite popular here goober cars make up a third of all privately hired vehicles it's obviously not as she was going to try and boss still feel like oh i don't feel like i'm paying ridiculous amounts to get a job working for an hour at a festival it's you know it's only bouncer isn't walk out the door for so long that it's going to warm up fo

everything that was needed was transported on the caravan routes. the caravans also carried books which were then solvers and some people who were not the first and foremost traders would copy and write books and then sound. scholars and peoples meant to study the writings in the homes of theologians and preachers known as. sort of a solo. for me. or large matter who families had their own manuscripts. they were family are. they going out so on but lent out if you needed a book you would borrow it from america. you visit a world in which. you. mean you were wrong. a lot. of. the manuscripts were also important guidebooks for people's daily lives in timbuktu and gave practical advice if for example a woman asked herself whether her illegitimate child could gain entry to paradise. i know that you're entering into paradise depends soley on good conduct everyone who dies as a muslim will enter paradise. this also applies to illegitimate children there is no difference. each of us is responsible for his or her own actions. you know if a child is not resp

and is set to lose its license for london as the city's transport to authority just drives the ride sharing app as not fit and proper will take a look at the road ahead. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have. you with this voters here in germany are gearing up for federal elections on sunday both candidates for the post of chancellor have been making a final push for votes today the latest polls haven't been encouraging for martin shorts and his center left social democrats they're trailing chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats by a wide margin surveys suggesting her conservative bloc is likely to take about thirty six percent of sunday's vote. well as the campaigning draws to a close you dummies mckayla cousteau has been monitoring events for us in munich where chancellor merkel delivered a speech eliot today we also about the choice of venue. this is to decide between the c.d.u. c.s.u. of the conservatives. you see the german johnson even though i mean what is very much unusual to get me to say to you is these protests it. does seem that there are several

more than half a million people have signed a petition calling for transport for london to reverse itstop the minicab booking service uber from operating in the capital. tfl decided not to renew uber‘s license on grounds of public safety and security — but the company says it will appeal against the decision. jessica parker reports. the app which revolutionised taking a taxi has been fighting back. just a few hours after transport for london's decision not to renew its licence, uber launched this petition to save uber in london. already it has over 500,000 signatures. it talks about the 3.5 million londoners and 40,000 uber drivers that will lose out, and also stresses its drivers go through the same safety checks as black—cab drivers. tfl argues it hasn't met their standards on safety and security. but uber disagrees. transport for london have regularly audited us, you know, they've carried out the largest audit in their history, and, you know, we've passed with flying colours. the last time the audited us to check that we're playing by the rules, they found that there were zero error

in here's transportation. the other mentions are in other areas. basically the tiger funding, the spend bill is part of my testimony today. >> okay. >> thank you mr. chairman and ranking members for this opportunity to testify in my amendments to this larger omnibus spending package. mr. chairman, rather than considering a bill the senate will not take up, we should focus on realistic approaches to solving serious and time sensitive issues facing our country. raising the debt ceiling, funding admit jin see me needs and in texas and louisiana in the wake of hurricane harvey. reauthorizing the national flood insurance program ending homelessness and protecting daca. we are just 11 legislative days away to reauthorize the national flood insurance program which helps provide much-needed financing for families in the aftermath of storms like harvey. but the heart's has failed to pass a bipartisan bill to reauthorize the program. in fact, the committee on financial services my chairman has only put forward a highly

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over half a million people have signed a petition calling for transport for london to reverse its decision to stop the taxi app uber from operating in the capital. thousands of people in puerto rico have been evacuated from their homes after a dam failed following days of torrential rain brought by hurricane maria. iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile, in defiance of us president donald trump. also in the next hour, thousands of costumes from the royal shakespeare company go up for sale. this whole section of rail is nothing but tuxedos. sir patrick stewart goes through the wardrobe to share some of his memories from the stage. and coming up after sport, the click team looks at the latest facial recognition technology. theresa may must be clearer about what she wants from brexit before the eu can start trade talks, according to the french president emmanuel macron. monsieur macron said three key issues must be agreed. the rights of three million eu citizens living in the uk, how much the uk will pay on leaving and the future of the uk—irish border. it's the first re

we are trying to work out how to transport it into u.k. legislation.ch is challenging in terms of timetables and load but we are having to do that obviously. the commitment of the u.k. is that on day one, we essentially have the same framework of legislation, rules, operating as is the point from which the u.k. goes forward. nejra: does this in any way mean you will have to adapt more as -- as the fca, u.k. firms might get more time or leeway? eu, andmember of the the same way as the other members and then we are working out what it means to be transporting into the u.k. realm. it is a like for like in that sense. when you do this work, how do we transport it? we tend to call this the inoperable's. framed and a european union institutional setting and you have to move it into a national u.k. setting. the institutional structures are different. the governing principle doing it is, we are not amending it, altering it, changing it. i have always wanted to do something there, that is not happening. nejra: does it add another layer of complexity for u.k. fi

they have the potential to change the transportation industry as we know it. that can be for better or worse depending on work they gave. it's incumbent upon this committee to insure workers are not left behind in this process. that they're not treated as guinea pigs. the issues are fundamentally different and potentially more culamitous than those facing passenger cars. it consequences for getting this wrong could be deadly for workers and other drivers on the road. the public discussion in congress has tended to focus on the impact of small personal cars on our daily lives, increasing mobility for the disabled and eliminating congestion in our cities. these are important but taking a cookie cutter approach and applying it to heavy vehicles is reckless. i have yet to hear a serious discussion of how we're going to make hear how it's going to not insure the countless workers also occupying the same space or how we make sure the rules would be updated the moment one of those new vehicles is put on the road and we haven't gotten to the largest issue of them all.

buba to be stripped of its license to operate in one of the world's wealthiest cities as london's transport authority describes it as not fit to prop up we'll take a look at the road ahead. i'm feel gail welcome to the program. britain's prime minister has delivered a major policy speech in italy in an attempt to give impetus to present negotiations which the e.u. says of stoled speaking in florence theresa may said the e.u. and the u.k. were moving through a critical period in their relationship and that she looked ahead to press it with optimism the prime minister also stressed that london wants to be a strong friend and partner of brussels. our decision to leave the european union is in no way a repudiation of this long standing commitment we may be leaving the european union but we are not leaving europe our resolve to draw on the full weight of our military intelligence diplomatic and development resources to lead international action with our partners on the issues that affect the security and prosperity of our peoples is unchanged the european union never felt to us like an integral

pts. >> prison transportation services, yes. that is the largest prison transportation company specializing in extradition. >> what is the oversight like of these corporations? >> zero. there was supposed to the oversight, there was a law passed in 2000 -- it is pretty ague, but it was meant to give the federal government some authority to prosecute particular types of mistreatment. but mostly, to prevent escapes. it was passed after somebody escaped from a private prison van in north dakota. he >> what is the oversight like of these corporations? murdered a young girl and was found in texas living with a new girlfriend with young children. that made people upset, the law passed in 2000. it had been enforced one time in the force of six -- in the course of 16 years. since our story, it was brought up with ben attorney general loretta lynch, who was asked about it by a florida congressman what they were going to do after the story came out. they promised to investigate, and good news and bad news -- great, they will investigate.

survivable transportable these are most likely solid fuel rockets and stuff like that now it's not saying they can't do it certainly there's one thing up north koreans have shown us over and over again recent years is that they're willing to make the effort and. throwed resources to get this done so in the sense it's not about the logical problem it's really one more are they willing to. cross that line. and really do a major type of test like this outside their own territory which i don't know you're a technical expert here but i wonder if i can throw you this question from one of our viewers on facebook live jew night who said if america and other world powers can make bombs and missiles so cool defense why can't north korea you just have to make them responsible through dialogue and discussion i know that's quite a simple way of looking at things but there's some logic there isn't there well it's not a simple it's a very it's a very good question. and the argument is often made which is still while of the united states can be a nuclear power india or pocky stalin can be a nuclear power

it did not seem to hurt the industrials and now we have transport following industrials back up and transport within 1% of their record close. we will be watching to see if they get back to that level. i mentioned we would get back to the issue of the nasdaq lagging. apple shares are down 2.5% and analysts at rosenblatt securities say the apple iphone 8 preorders are "substantially lower" than other levels were at this time. china in particular, research suggests one it half million iphone preorders -- 1.5 million somethingorders -- interesting to watch year because apple of course has looked to china, as so many companies have, as an area of growth. we will be watching the numbers as we start to get them. vonnie: julie hyman, thank you for that. shery: a big day at bloomberg as we have gathered many of the leaders,uential world international ceos, and top investors as part of bloomberg's global business forum. let's go to erik schatzker who is joined by a special guest, known for his predictive investment memos. erik: that would be howard marks of course. global leaders, business leaders, an

of their orange crop after hurricane winds right off the trees hands off the wheel that is the transportation department decides companies developing driverless cars themselves we have that a whole lot more so stand by start right now. i. the trumpet ministration ordered all government agencies to wipe off its networks a prominent anti-virus software for fears that could jeopardize national security the maker of the software is a moscow based cyber security firm the department of homeland security issued its directive wednesday over concerns russian intelligence could compromise u.s. systems through that software u.s. intelligence agencies have reportedly tried for years to determine whether senior executive at. are working with russian military and intelligence it's a connection the company rejects its c.e.o. stating his business is caught in the middle of a geo political fight eugene kaspersky said it's not popular to be russian right now in some countries but we cannot change our roots and frankly having these fruits do not make us guilty there is no evidence to confirm these false media r

transport for london says the firm isn't fit and proper to operate. uber says it will appeal.disappointed about the decision, but i think uber will do something to fight back. the north korean leader describes president trump as "deranged", as the regime says it's considering a nuclear test over the pacific ocean. counter—terrorism operations are placing unsustainable pressure on everyday policing, warns one of the country's most senior officers. a poll finds women haven't received new warnings about the dangers of taking the epilepsy drug valproate when pregnant. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, james haskell is the most experienced of four offers some‘s british and irish lions to be left out of england's‘s autumn training camp. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may is preparing to deliver her long—awaited speech in florence about the government's plans for brexit. the prime minister will say the uk and the european union have a responsibility to make brexit work and she's expected to offer continued payments to the eu during a two—year transit

sadiq khan defends transport for london's decision not to renew taxi app uber‘s licence, as over half million people sign a petition calling for it to be reversed. iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a range of up to 1,200 miles. police have fully reopened a stretch of the m3 in both directions after emergency services responded to reports of a hazardous material on the road. labour leaderjeremy corbyn arrives in brighton ahead of the start of his party's conference. also in the next hour, thousands of costumes from the royal shakespeare company go on sale. this whole section is nothing but tuxedos. sir patrick stewart goes through the wardrobe, to share his memories of wearing some of the items that are upforgrabs. and coming up at 4:30, dateline london discusses the impact the prime minister's florence speech could have on the brexit negotiations. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may must be clearer about what she wants from brexit before the eu can start trade talks, according to the french president emmanuel macron. monsieur macron said

i wonder in the hours to come that you will see fairly significant points for most of the london transport. nations so right now i think that nerves and limited amount of information and. a whole lot beyond that that certainly seems to be the case at the moment yeah absolutely you've got the usual question straight after an attack who planted that word has that person or persons gone. what kind of damage could have been cardiod if this explosion went he she or they had planned. so from what authorities are giving us the information they have given it does seem to have been somewhat of a failed attack from looking at the pictures this. bucket shop bill perhaps inside the fairy lights or the christmas lights that are on top kind of controlling it do you think that the damage could have been much worse in such a compressed area. absolutely the science in that bucket would be. certainly adequate. and the only function that it was intended in. a market size one to hold and. continue considerable damage and so they were. not function as intended to do so certainly. there were some injuries. but

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por este incidente se reportan retrasos en el medio de transporte. >> en ese una familia estÁ sufriedouga pero hace horas las autoridades confirmaron que tienen a una sospechosa. adelante luz, te escuchamos. luz: precisamente sÓlo minutos Álamos con los padres de jerÓnimo pÉrez. nos dice que tiene el corazÓn roto y en espera de un milagro. todo pasÓ muy rÁpido asegurar la familia pÉrez. ahora, el pequeÑo jerÓnimo estÁ en condiciÓn crÍtica pero estable. cuando revisten esa camilla, con todos los tubos, quÉ sentiste? >> no tengo palabras para describirlo. rezar para que salga todo bien. pero primero que piensa uno. que todo salga bien >> el papÁ del menor asegura que lo que le preocupa mÁs a los doctores es el cerebro del menor, ya que al ser atropellado cuando se le escape o de manos de su madre y corriÓ hacia la calle, cabeza del menor fue impactada por el choque. >> la presiÓn sale bien. >> hace unas horas las autoridades confirmaron que una mujer de 19 aÑos de edad, residente de san pablo, fue arrestada por huir y atropellar al menor. >> cargos que va a tener que ponerse contra la pe

other cities are not affected by this ruling, but it will be closely watched by transport chiefs facingo disrupt traditional industries. it won't give up without a fight and the appeal could take many months. so don't delete the app just yet. on monday, voters in kurdish—controlled areas of northern iraq are due to head to polling stations to say whether they want the autonomous kurdistan region to become an independent state. the central government in baghdad, iraq's neighbours and western powers want the referendum to be cancelled, but the kurds have refused. bbc arabic‘s radwa gamal spoke to people in the regional capital, irbil, about their thoughts on the upcoming vote. this is the oldest market in irbil. people here do their shopping, have a cup of tea and tat about life. but these days, one topic has been dominating conversations, and that is the referendum on independence. but why is it that kurds feel they can no longer stay as part of iraq? at what i'm here to find out. use from irbil. —— views. he made his name by painting the american flag in his own unique style. and more t

london mayor, sadiq khan, says uber customers should direct their anger at the company, and not transportondon. also in the next hour: help arrives in the caribbean. britain's biggest warship, hms ocean, is in the british virgin islands, to provide support for those affected by hurricanes irma and maria. and prince harry will launch the 2017 invictus games in toronto — with royal watchers waiting in anticipation to see if girlfriend meghan markle makes an appearance. good evening and welcome to bbc news. iran says it's successfully tested a new ballistic missile, with a range of up to twelve hundred miles. it comes just days after president trump attacked the country's weapons programme, in a speech at the united nations. here, the foreign secretary boris johnson, called on iran to end what he called ‘provocative acts‘. here's our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. a show of power from tehran. a missile launched as a message to the americans. this was statement television in iran broadcasting what it says was the successful test of the newly developed missile with a range of 2000