a lot of white women and they're doing it even in public places like this black guy looking these tynes is runs a beat still live in this white woman and now they're in laser they're down i. want to draw her a lawyer and that's what they're trying to say that all these people are just as good as are equals will go ahead of years of trying to the good result want to play with the wife and still have them she would just be allowed to rob and steal and raising deal with. oh wow. yes bored silly. that is not. every black person in america is not trying. to do the team for seniors got older generation black people actually one of you were. in their house and proud of their employees they don't like their kids in this racing league is going on and they're disgusted by it and for the new generations they have no morals latest ones they don't care if the chief when they have a house they don't carry is not. where the home baby mommas found when encouraged me and you know they know that they're great and generous change they don't care if . this is same here i'm in a blacks here want to run the

one toronto raptors player has huge bay area tynes. remember lin-sanity? electric jeremy lin attended palo alto high school, then harvard before entering the nba with the warriors. there is one issue for lin. we've got on lin. mindy? >> the tron tore raptors with jeremy lin's eighth teams. he's had a season ending injury he has to work back from. he doesn't take an opportunity to practiceig

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one toronto raptors player has huge bay area tynes. remember lin-sanity? the electric jeremy lin attended palo alto high school, then harvard before entering the nba with the warriors. there is one issue for lin. we've got on lin. mindy? >> the tron tore raptors with jeremy lin's eighth teams. he's had a season ending injury he has to work back from. he doesn't take an opportunity to practice lightly when he considers everything he's been through. he realized not a lot of nba pros ever reach this level. on top of that, the warriors, the first team he's ever played with as they signed him as an undrafted free agent. he did have offers that were better but he wanted to play for his hometown team. that's why his family and friends are conflicted. >> it's cool to be home, but it's also one of those things where it's like, everyone -- all my friends and family and everybody, a lot of them have season tickets or they've grown up watching and rooting for the warriors. now it's kind of awkward because i'm just like, i don't want to talk about it or whatever. don't

police say 32—year—old paul crowther from throckley in newcastle upon tyne has also been charged withone the politician was wearing at the time. british steel is on the brink of administration, according to sources close to the company. the firm — which employs thousands of people at its operations in scunthorpe — is due to hear today whether it will receive an emergency government bailout. if the company fails to get the cash it needs, it would put 4000 jobs directly at risk, and jeopardise a further 20000 in the wider supply chain. our business correspondent dominic o'connell said the company asked the government for a £70 million loan last week. the government has already advanced a £125 million loan a couple of months ago to get it to make up for a european emissions trading scheme the company was losing out on. so, it was a sort of brexit—related loan. they asked for another £70 million. i understand the talks are around a £30 million loan. it is not entirely clear whether the company will get it, there are some reports this morning that the government may even step in and take c

police say 32—year—old paul crowther from throckley in newcastle upon tyne has also been charged withe for a look at the weather. simon king is with us, simon, a beautiful morning today. good morning. most places had a fine start to the day. this was the scene this morning in paddington. skies ahead, there will bea paddington. skies ahead, there will be a bit of fair weather client developing but any change to dry and sunny weather will be across north—eastern scotland, some outbreaks of rain there this morning, the rain edging northwards into the northern isles through the afternoon, even here some some time developing. for most of us, dry and sunny, temperature is just developing. for most of us, dry and sunny, temperature isjust a little higher than yesterday, about 16—19d, reaching 20—22d in the south—east. in scotland this afternoon there could be quite heavy showers, thunderstorms across eastern areas towards northumberland and durham this afternoon. that in mind for the evening rush hour. they will eventually clear as we go through this evening. overnight at night, rain across

this is the new north of tyne elected mayor.irst of all, thank you forjoining us. thank you. what was the nature of the campaign you thought? we thought our campaign on the policies. making sure peoples housing was right, keeping money in the local economy. the things people we re the local economy. the things people were telling me on the doorstep were bread—and—butter issues. were telling me on the doorstep were bread-and-butter issues. what were theissues bread-and-butter issues. what were the issues around jeremy corbyn's leadership because that must have come up in some form? describe the exchanges on that. actually, by and large people are more interested in the policies. it was not a big issue on the doorstep. no, i mean, because mr corbyn is associated with the policies, did not come up at all? well, in the sense that people are happy that labour is an anti—austerity party and i think that more than anything is what the result shows. what about on brexit policy for example? what are you telling people in the area about l

the paper says the politician was left "milkshaken" after the incident in newcastle—upon—tyne tyne when donald trump for tea during his state visit next month. the paper says their meeting is a surprise as reports had suggested the prince of wales had previously refused to have anything to do with the us president. bit of downton on the front cover. the daily telegraph focuses on the race to succeed theresa may — reporting dominic raab's suggestion that the basic rate of income tax should be cut to 15p. the former brexit secretary set out his plan in a debate with four other conservative leadership candidates. the daily mirror is leading with a call from gps in england to be given a minimum of 15 minutes for appointments with patients. the paper says gp leaders say the current ten minute guideline is "unfit for purpose" as there is not enough time to properly diagnose people. what have you got here then? an update on the story that huawei was banned from accessing google software. they are talking about huawei coming up with its own software and describing that as a technology cold war.

newcastle upon tyne, sunderland, wigan, all labour holds. it is a labour hold, they have held onto the council, they are still counting there. what was interesting was what was happening to the change in seats. let's have a look, let's try this again. so although it is a labour hold, labour have lost eight seats and they have been divided up between the conservatives, liberal democrats, ukip and one green and also interesting is the change in the share of the vote, so labour now down 16%, so the account is still going on in sunderland but the share of the vote for labour certainly has gone down quite strikingly. i want to show you one more. now, this is swindon. swindon was conservative and it is still being counted, it has not yet been declared, which is why it is in white. if we just go into it... so you can see there, the winning post is 29, there are still ten wards to declare and it is a straight fight between conservative and labour, conservative on 24, live on 21 and if we just take a little look here at the share change, better news

they were talking about things relating to them here in the tyne.hat. we have labour making a comeback locally by winning the mayor for the first time, and a conservative mp, and the conservatives trying to make inroads here. it is all very interesting. what happens in the boot next week? mansfield last time around was the most backing for ukip than anywhere else in the east midlands. so what of the remainers, are they invisible, have they given 7 are they invisible, have they given up? i don't think they have given up, they are campaigning in other areas in the east midlands. change uk with very much in east midlands base with anna seabury and chris leslie, both mps and nottinghamshire. they have been on the campaign trail, too. they may pick up some votes from those who see them as an option. the lib dems are making a comeback in the east midlands, winning at council seat in leicestershi re midlands, winning at council seat in leicestershire earlier this month. they now have two councils which they run. they are making a comeback, we will see how

characterised that pretty colourfully, the conservatives called it trying to create venezuela upon tyne the local elections, i'm joined by polly mackenzie, chief exec of demos and former special adviser to nick clegg, sienna rodgers, editor of labourlist, and joeyjones, who is a former spokesman for theresa may. welcome to all of you. vince cable declaring in chelmsford little while ago, and on twitter that three party politics is back. is he right? the liberal democrats have done well in coming back up from an enormously low base of 2015, where they were punished for that crime is in the public eye of the coalition. we have had this massive question since then,is had this massive question since then, is it possible for the lib dems to recover? what the result seems to suggest is that, actually, because of the massive mistakes of the other two parties, they have shaken off some of that toxic branding. what we have seen overnight is that people are really unenthusiastic about what is on offer from labour and the conservatives. the follow-up question is, is that a positive vote for the li