now it vince cable who remains the lib dem leader for now although it vince cable who remains the lib now although he it vince cable who remains the lib dem leader for now although he says he doesn't potentially intend to lead the party into the next general election if it is in 2022, he is making his big speech tomorrow but the guardian hasn't put his speech on the front page, they've put a picture ofjean miller because she's a glamorous outsider. this is exactly the sort of thing, it will not be her, and she's made it clear, this is the sort of thing vince cable this is the sort of thing vince ca ble wa nts this is the sort of thing vince cable wants to encourage because she wa nts to cable wants to encourage because she wants to save the lib dems, who have been struggling to get above single figures in the opinion polls, should be open to people outside politics to come and make it something more interesting. if you're not one of the two mainstream parties, what should you do? rather than having some sort of rebrand of your existing organisation, he wants to transform it into somet

what's interesting about liberal democrats leadership and vince cable is we wa nt leadership and vincehere's no disunity in the party about his leadership. we fully support him and are behind him and his objectives that he wants to achieve. you can't say that about jeremy that he wants to achieve. you can't say that aboutjeremy corbyn or theresa may. so you want ruling yourself out, are you? —— you are not ruling yourself at. i'm not thinking about it at the moment. the leadership elections of the future will take care of themselves. what we are about now is fighting something that is happening now, the brexit crisis undermining our economy, jobs and investment, threatening people's livelihoods. liberal democrats are fighting brexit and we are showing a way out. we are saying when a deal is eventually done, and it's all taking so eventually done, and it's all taking so long, it's so much more complicated and costly than they said, isa complicated and costly than they said, is a complete disaster. if we get a deal then obviously the british people should have a vote on it. that's the de

and this was sir vince cable's response.cept in the longer term. we have very good mps. i see nothing wrong with opening up the talent pool and looking at people who share our values. it may be that the party rejects them, maybe they don't get through the nomination process, maybe they don't get through the star chamber interrogation progress but at least not ruling things out from first principles, just because we can think of somebody we distrust who might get through hypothetically. that seems to be the wrong way of looking at it. the liberal party, surely we are open to choice? looking at possibilities? so, applause for sir vince cable as he answered those concerns about potential changes to the party which, of course, will only happen if the membership agreed to them and get behind them. for many senior figures in the party, he's got the right idea with those suggestions. brexit, the big policy that the lib dems have that they are struggling to capitalise on as a major party who oppose brexit. yesterday the brexit spoke

thank you forjoining us, vince cable. last major battle of the seven—year civil war. there are believed to be up to 30,000 rebel and jihadist fighters in idlib. earlier, i spoke to our correspondents in moscow, beirut and istanbul to get a view on how the summit is being viewed. i began by asking our correspondent steve rosenberg about russia‘s approach going into the meeting. this week, the kremlin said that at this summit it wanted to talk about long—term normalisation of syria. that was the phrase it used. by that it means how to rebuild the country, where to find the money to rebuild syria after seven years of war, and how to bring back refugees and internally displaced persons. that is something that russia says that is everybody‘s interest. it‘s certainly in moscow‘s interest, because the russians have been conducting a military operation in syria that costs a lot of money. you can‘t really talk about long—term normalisation while fighting is going on. that‘s why idlib and the situation there will be the focus of th

this was sir vince cableresponse.election in prospect except in the longer term. we have very good mps, i see nothing wrong with opening up the talent paul and looking at people who share oui’ paul and looking at people who share our values. it may be that the party rejects them, maybe they don't get through the nomination process, maybe they don't get through the star chamber interrogation process. at least not rule things out from first principles, because we can think of somebody who we distrust who might get through it hypothetically. that seems completely the wrong way of looking at it. in a liberal party, surely we are open to choice. looking at possibilities. . applause applause for sir vince cable as he a nswered applause for sir vince cable as he answered those concerns about potential changes to the party which will only happen of course if the membership agree to them and get behind them. lots of seniorfigures behind them. lots of senior figures in the party is certainly saying he has got the right idea but

i think vince will be speaking about how we respond to that.lems in society, we still have a lot of people unhappy with the status quo and that has to be addressed by the way. what does this speech have to do? that is a difficult question. frankly, the liberal democrats have a huge problem of being or appearing to be significant at the moment. political journalists to be significant at the moment. politicaljournalists get everything wrong but they can taste and sniff significance. they sniff insignificant at the moment. it is not your fault or his fault individually, you are a very small parliamentary party. so even on an issue like europe, the key player in a hung parliament is obviously the labour party, because they have the numbers. so it is quite hard, given the context, for him to say or do anything that acquires greater significance at the moment. i think they are in a bad and difficult place and that is largely to do with the size of the parliamentary party, and obviously the broader context, which i know you talked about this week, of

it comes as the liberal democrat leader vince cable calls for a "movement of the moderates" in the centre ground of british politics. we'll have the latest from westminster. also this lunchtime... ba says sorry, after a mass hack of data from its customers — nearly 400,000 payment cards have been compromised. civilians flee the last rebel—held province in syria, ahead of a possible assault that could be the endgame in the country's seven—year civil war. cheering and applause. and a standing ovation and a guard of honour for alaistair cook, as he plays his last test match for england. and coming up on bbc news — serena williams draws closer to equalling the all—time record of grand slam titles, after reaching the final at the us open. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has rejected an attack on him by former prime minister tony blair. mr blair said labour has become a "different party" and he's not sure it can ever be "taken back" by moderates. it comes as the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, claims that infighting in the t

go back ten years, said vince cable with somebody who had repeatedly warned about high levels of highsing part of what would happen with the global financial crash. here we are ten years later, he says it isa here we are ten years later, he says it is a disgrace the taxpayer hasn't been repaid or reaped the benefits of that bailout of rbs and other banks that the government had to do. and this is part of his way of re—dressing that. as for the state of the economy as a whole, well, mr cable was asked to give his prognosis by andrew marr on bbc one a little earlier on this morning. i worries i think the worries of brexit is providing a big shock at a time when the system is very vulnerable. i think what is happening at the moment is the banks are very safe, they've been required to hold more capital, they will not collapse the way they did before but there are a lot of other financial institutions which haven't remembered the lessons of the crash. there is very high levels of debt, leverage on the job, in the financial system and the british economy, households, companies, government, m

said vince cable talking to jonathan has to be put. said vince cable talking tojonathan blake.you can see theresa may's interview with panorama — inside number ten: deal or no deal — here on bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. we are looking at a turbulent spell of weather over the next few days with some strong winds on the way. 0ver with some strong winds on the way. over the next 12 hours, the strong winds will be brought by an old hurricane. now a normal area of low pressure, spreading cloud and outbreaks of rain to the north—west. we have been dredging up some warm airfrom the we have been dredging up some warm air from the consonants, which we have been dredging up some warm airfrom the consonants, which is why it has been feeling hot and humid will . for many of england and wales, blue skies, plenty of sunshine. tops average 26 degrees. the weather picture overnights, the hurricane will edge closer, squeezing the isobars across wales and south—west england. through the night, the winds will ratchet up and pick up gales. through the night,

that is what vince cable wa nts. moderates. that is what vince cable wants.om other parties will swing behind the liberal democrats, given their political fortunes have been rather stuck in recent years? they have and that is one reason why vince cable is making this pitch to his party membership to open up the liberal democrats and turn it into, as you say, a movement for moderates. he wants people to be able tojoin moderates. he wants people to be able to join as unpaid supporters of the party, for those people to have a say in leadership contests and also to allow those people who are not liberal democrat mps to stand for the leadership and potentially go on to lead the party. just because he wants that to happen, does not mean it necessarily will. the liberal democrats pride themselves on being a party where themselves on being a party where the members come first and they have a real say in saying how the party is run and deciding what its policies are. vince cable arrives in brighton coming he may have the weather for iraq's brighton coming he may have

the changes, set out by the leader sir vince cable earlier this month, include allowing supporters — for a new leader. the lib dems are also urging disillusioned labour and tory supporters to join them to help stop brexit. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, is at the conference in brighton. there are two big themes as liberal democrats gather here in brighton for their annual conference. they will be talking amongst themselves over cu ps will be talking amongst themselves over cups of tea and drinks in the bar in the evening about those proposed changes that so vince cable has made. a would really see a big shake—up of the way the liberal democrats are run. he knows it is struggling to achieve a significant level of support among the public and, with only 12 mps, they are not the presence in parliament they once had. they were in governmentjust over three years ago as part of the coalition with the conservatives. he says the whole should thing be opened up, people should be allowed tojoin opened up, people should be allowed to join without a member ship the, and people who

but it's also a party looking for fresh purpose and soon, a new leader after sir vince cable said heck leader now, isn't he? hardly a lame duck, he's not set a specific time, he's said he's got a number of tasks. and one task above all... brexit is not inevitable. it can and it must be stopped. the lib dems want a second referendum on the brexit deal and sir vince urged the prime minister to follow their example. instead of kowtowing to her enemies in the conservative party, she could lead her party and the country by opening her mind to a people's vote on the final deal. it's not clear how the lib dems would engineer a second referendum but sir vince was scathing about the tories... boris and donald, the terrible twins of the raving right. before swivelling his sights on true labour's leader. ifjeremy corbyn will not say, i will support a people's vote and i will fight brexit, labour members should waive him goodbye. wave him goodbye. his party hoped for a surge in support following the brexit vote, but it didn't happen. now, vince cable says he wants it to become the home for voter

but it's also a party looking for fresh purpose and soon, a new leader after sir vince cable said he leader now, isn't he? hardly a lame duck, he's not set a specific time, he's said he's got a number of tasks. and one task above all... brexit is not inevitable. it can and it must be stopped. the lib dems want a second referendum on the brexit deal and sir vince urged the prime minister to follow their example. instead of kowtowing to her enemies in the conservative party, she could lead her party and the country by opening her mind to a people's vote on the final deal. it's not clear how the lib dems would engineer a second referendum but sir vince was scathing about the tories... boris and donald, the terrible twins of the raving right. before swivelling his sights on true labour's leader. ifjeremy corbyn will not say, i will support a people's vote and i will fight brexit, labour members should waive him goodbye. this party hoped for a surge in support following the brexit vote, but it didn't happen. now, vince cable says he wants it to become the home for voters he describes as m

the liberal democrat leader sir vince cable called for a people's vote on the government's final dealghton. he appealed to disillusioned labour and conservative supporters to join the lib dems, and made it clear that he wanted britain to remain in the european union. 0ur political correspondent ben wright was watching and sent this report. hey, hey, theresa may! give us all a final say! this is a party that believes brexit can be stopped. but it's also a party looking for fresh purpose and soon, a new leader after sir vince cable said he would stand down before the next election. he's a lame duck leader now, isn't he? hardly a lame duck, he's not set a specific time, he's said he's got a number of tasks. and one task above all... brexit is not inevitable. it can and it must be stopped. the lib dems want a second referendum on the brexit deal and sir vince urged the prime minister to follow their example. instead of kowtowing to her enemies in the conservative party, she could lead her party and the country by opening her mind toa people's vote on the final deal. it's not clear how the

so vince cable says the money would be put aside over a 10—year period and would include funds raisedake in the royal bank of scotland. it's one ofa number of the royal bank of scotland. it's one of a number of suggestions being put forward at the party's annual conference this weekend, taking place in brighton. a little earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent jonathan blake, who is in brighton for us, and he gave me the context around this particular policy. the economy is comfortable territory for sir vince cable and as leader of the liberal democrats, for the time being at least, because he has announced that he will stand down at some point before the next election due in 2022, that's what he wants to focus on. he's talked about this idea of a sovereign wealth fund, which would come about through the sale of shares in rbs, which the government still owns the majority of, and also raising taxes on people who have large amounts of wealth, through either property portfolios or lots of investment in stocks and shares. he says the money from that should be used to be reinvested

certainly vince cable's hole pitch today was to say to people who are certainly vince cable's whole pitchwork with anyone else that happened to set up a centre party. in fact, during eight surreal party speech, he in fact, during a surreal party speech, he actually compares all this to a monty python sketch. he said that in his worldview, of course, that the people's front ofjudea would be willing to work with the judean people's front. but there shouldn't be tribalism and politics. that there shouldn't be tribalism and politics. but i think with the lib dems reduced tojust a dozen mps, he also reminded me of another mine in that monty python sketch, where somebody said, where is the popular front for the liberation ofjudea? and the answer was, he is over there. the former foreign secretary, boris johnson, has announced that he and his wife marina wheeler are divorcing. the couple said they had separated several months ago. they‘ve been married since 1993 and have four children together. you‘re watching afternoon live, these are our headlines: thousands of ba customers cancel their credit

sir vince cable says the money would be put aside over a ten year period and would include funds raised' stake in the royal bank of scotland. it's one of a number of suggestions being put forward at the party's annual conference this weekend. our political correspondent jonathan blake is in brighton for us. so, plenty of focus on this particular policy? there is. this is familiar ground for sir vince cable, the former business secretary and somebody who some people at least credit in part with predicting the financial crisis that happened in 2008. he was warning the then labour government about rising levels of household debt, and then of course the crash happened. one result of that was royal bank of scotland being bailed out by the taxpayer. sir vince cable will say today is a disgrace that ten yea rs will say today is a disgrace that ten years on from that, the taxpayers themselves have yet to feel the benefits or to be rewarded for doing that. part of his idea to create this sovereign wealth fund is to sell off some of the shares in rbs, to also raise taxes on people who have high i

the changes, set out by the leader sir vince cable earlier this month, include allowing supporters —so urging disillusioned labour and tory supporters to join them to help stop brexit. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is at the conference in brighton. what have you been hearing today? the sun is out here in brighton which might help lift the spirits of the liberal democrat party members arriving here for their annual conference today. these are serious times for the lib dems, just over three years ago there were a party of government alongside the conservatives on the coalition but since then they have lost most of their mps with only told members of parliament and they struggled to gain anything in double figures in opinion polls. they have not really been able to capitalise on their place as the only uk wide party which takes an anti—brexit stance. as you mentioned, the current leader of the lib dems, sir vince cable, has set out what he hopes will be a policy to future proof the party and reinvigorated. he wants people to be able tojoin reinvigorated. he wants people to

the liberal democrat leader, sir vince cable calls for the creation of a £100 billion sovereign wealthll be back with you at 11am but now a journey into the controversial world of live animal exports. bbc scotla nd world of live animal exports. bbc scotland investigates the dairy industry. it is a controversial trade. these animals are babies. the age that they are when they arrive is three weeks. i go on the trail of cattle trucks across europe. six days, two ferries, five countries.

that was vince cable talking to my colleague earlier run.the heat also led to more than one—and—a—half million people visiting the nhs website looking for advice. john maguire reports. baby leo is blissfully unaware he hasjust been born into the joint—hottest summer on record. but during her pregnancy, his mum, cassie, had to keep her cool. i managed to work earlier, and avoid the hottest parts of the day, which was ideal, and also avoid public transport, and avoid walking too much in the heat of the city. that was really important. temperature—controlled birthing pools have been very popular here at the chelsea and westminster hospital. summer is always busy, but this year's extreme heat saw an increase in visits. things like swelling can sometimes mask other, more serious conditions with pregnancy, so it's difficult to exclude those when women phone in and say they've got swelling of their feet and hands. so, again, we recommend that women come in and be assessed. and the government says, during july, thousands more people were seen in a&e

the changes, set out by the leader sir vince cable earlier this month, include allowing supporters —te for a new leader. the lib dems are also urging disillusioned labour and tory supporters to join them to help stop brexit. our political correspondent gave us this update from the conference in brighton. vince cable is making this pitch to his party membership to open up the liberal democrats and turn it into, as you say, a movement for moderates. he wants people to be able tojoin moderates. he wants people to be able to join as unpaid supporters of the party, for those people to have a say in leadership contests and also to allow people who are not a liberal democrat mps to stand for the leadership and potentially go on to lead the party. butjust because he wants that to happen does not mean it necessarily well. the liberal democrats pride themselves of course on being a party where the members come first and they have a real say in saying how the party is run and also deciding what its policies are. as so vince cable arrives in writing, he may have the weather for a relaxing few da

jonathan, what has vince been saying this evening?ference, designed to get the party membership fired up. he got a warm reception for his comments. he addressed in this speech this evening has plans to open up the party, which you mentioned just there, to allow people tojoin mentioned just there, to allow people to join without paying a membership fee and potentially have someone lead the party who wasn't one of its elected members of parliament. he focused on that phrase he used in that speech a couple of weeks ago, "turning the liberal democrats into a movement for moderates." that has cost a few raised eyebrows and grumbles among the party membership. a lot of people don't necessarily like being labelled a moderate, they think it doesn't sound quite exciting, radical or principled enough, and so vince cable acknowledged that in his speech this evening. but he also talked about the status of the liberal democrats, who you could argue are going through something of an identity crisis at the moment. he said in an interview a couple of

lib dem leader sir vince cable has called for a public vote on the final brexit deal.damentalists in the conservative party were determined to take britain out of the eu, no matter what economic damage it caused. 0ur political correspondentjonathan blake is at the conference. the lib dems have struggled to be heard recently, with only 12 mps and limited support in opinion polls. brexit is one issue where they can really set themselves apart from the other two main parties, they have told anyone who will listen at their conference in brighton that brexit isa conference in brighton that brexit is a bad idea which must be stopped and the leader, sir vince cable, will use his big speech to party members this afternoon to set out his argument for why brexit would be so bad for the uk. he will call for a public vote on the final deal and describe brexit as an erotic spasm. he was asked to explain exactly what he meant by that this morning. well, it's a colourful metaphor. the basic point i'm making — the point of substance — is that, you know, there are people who are absolu

the changes, set out by the leader sir vince cable earlier this month, include allowing supporters —ll as fullyjoined—up members — to have a say in choosing who leads the party. let's get more on this from our political correspondentjessica parker. it's been a tough time for the liberal democrats since they left coalition and i suppose they're trying to work out where they go, how they rebrand themselves.” trying to work out where they go, how they rebrand themselves. i think they have been struggling to be heard and are trying to cut through to voters and conference season is a chance for parties to showcase their policies and the liberal democrats will be focusing on two elements,

sir vince cable announces he will step down as liberal democrat leader once the question of brexit

normally, this is the day that vince cable speaks. he is not mentioned at all in this article.top saying this, stop saying, stop brexit. it doesn't explain why she thinks it's not helpful to say stop brexit. interesting that that is her and she is great campaigner. she says, no, ican‘t and she is great campaigner. she says, no, i can't be leader of your party but good luck being the third party but good luck being the third party in british politics. should we end on a high? coke buys up canada's street. they are considering developing a range of marijuana infused drinks. —— cannabis. developing a range of marijuana infused drinks. -- cannabis. they are going to infuse coca—cola with cannabis. in some states in america, cannabis. in some states in america, cannabis is legal. whether this is a brexit dividend, finding out whether the eu might ban this but after brexit, that is all have a drink, what do you think? it's interesting and several of the papers have gone big on it. one of the most famous brands in the world is realising it needs to diversify because people don't want

the liberal democrat leader, sir vince cable, calls for the creation of a £100 billion sovereign wealthfund to spread britain's resources more evenly. before the papers, sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton. good morning, rachel. simon yates will become britain's third different winner of cycling's grand tours this year, provided he stays on his bike to cross the finish line of the vuelta espana in the final processional stage in madrid today. yates extended his lead after yesterday's 20th stage and will be just the second briton to win in spain, asjoe lynskey reports. just a decade ago, this sight seemed impossible. but british riders now rule the roads. in simon yates, this sport has entered unique territory. in one year, three men representing one country are set to win all the grand tours. yates nowjoins chris froome and geraint thomas as one of cycling's superstars. he all but sealed this vuelta title in his new home. the man from berri lives and trains in the hills of andorra. with his twin brother adam, he's learned to master these mount

vote for them their poll ratings kind of been a little bit but it is finale speech the current leader vince cable tried to use a phrase which was meant to bring the house down with humor and he was describing backstairs as having he was trying to say and erotic spasm but instead it came out as exotics present we began by talking about the state and he b.b.c.'s drama i'm not sure these saw one of their broadcasters telling jeremy corbyn the leader of western europe's largest labor movement to apologize to camera for being an anti c major something like that and the chance you can apologise for your leader well i'm going to break with that tradition and on behalf of vince cable and the lib dems i'd like to apologize for the leader's mistake but we all know of course it was caused by jeremy corbin. sure there was an apology and the labor party deny any of those accusations have it over thank you. now to the gren fell fire tragedy one of the toughest challenges to prime minister tourism a's leadership though she has instituted an inquiry an alleged ultimatum has just been given to survivors joi

it comes as the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, claims that infighting in the two mainers in the centre ground feel ignored. sir vince has also announced he'll be stepping down as lib dem leader after brexit is resolved. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. cheering rewind two decades and tony blair was the centre of attention, commanding the political stage, perched atop a humongous parliamentary majority. rewind not many years and sirvince cable, possessed of a ministerial red folder, purged around the cabinet table. not any longer. now, both men stand at the margins, grappling for relevance, trying to be heard. there's lots of people associated with me who feel that the labour party is lost, that the game is over. you know, i'm kind of hoping they're not right for is white and the former prime minister suggests another party could emerge. i don't think the british people will tolerate a situation where for example the choice of the next election is borisjohnson versus jeremy corbyn. i don't know what will happen and i don't know how it will happen, but ij

vince warren? would is both extraordinary and outrageous. i think what is extraordinary is there are people within the administraration that are workig to undermine this president. that is not nothing. particularly when you talk about the 25th amendment, which was passed in the 1960's, it has only been invoked x times but never section 4. in which the vice president can ask for the removal of the president because president cannot do his job. that is s never been invokeded before. although it has been discussed in the regular administration in 1987, 1988, discussion about it, apparently. what is outrageous i think is number one that that inside official would dare to call his or herself part of t the resistance. that is not the resistance. ands not only a popular -- think about what they are resisting. they are resisting what we are resisting, which is transferable, ill-conceived, impetuous urges. what they are not resisting are the horrible, cruel policicies that administratioion is puttitg in. themselvesgh fiving when they criticize immigr

>> vince, i can't believe! man!ve been there too. >> we have all done it. we have all done it. >> i have a teleprompter and i've been there! vince is speaking off of his own expertise. >> sometimes the teleprompter is not our friend. >> that's the truth. >> i have to go now. >> no! i was not! listen. everybody -- okay, you know what? this will make our producer happy. taking a look behind the palace gates. a sneak peek at the new hbo documentary "queen of the world." he can't wait for it! ♪ we the people, defined by the moments we share with our families and our friends. doing the things we love. we the people are always stronger when we're together. the 2018 ford expedition the j.d. power highest ranked large suv in initial quality. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! new cascade platinum. and i'm still going for my best even though

sir vince cable will stand down as liberal democrat leader after brexit, and wants candidates from outside politics to be given the chance to replace him. also coming up this hour, a major project to clean up plastic from the ocean. a huge structure to capture the waste is going to be launched and all that news watch, daily politics is replaced by politics live, what's behind the change? joining us tonight at 7:45pm. good evening. the government is drawing up the biggest change to the divorce law in england and wales in almost 50 years in a bid to both speed up the process of separation, and allow more couples to split without apportioning blame. thejustice secretary, david gauke, is set to announce a consultation on no—fault divorce, after saying he wanted to remove some of the "unnecessary antagonism" created by the current system. our legal affairs correspondent clive coleman is here with us now. clive, what more can you tell us? there has been pressure building for ano there has been pressure building for a no lame divorce system for years now. back in 1990 it was said we should have w

vince cable also attacked theresa may and said that he thought she didn't believe in brexit either. know exactly when. at the moment they seem content to let inside his own timetable for departure. inside his own timetable for departure. the big winners from last night's emmy awards were game of thrones which picked up its third best drama award and amazon's comedy the marvelous mrs maisel which went home with five trophies. here in the uk a lot of the focus has been on the british stars who did well winning both the best actress and best actor awards, claire foy for her role in the crown and matthew rhys who starred in the americans. from los angeles the bbc‘s james cook has the highlights. tv may be changing, with debates about diversity and a surge in streaming services, but some are fears an eternal. like hollywood's passion for a party and love of a british accent. this was her first emmy, and last chance to win is betraying the queen. i am not going to cry on this programme. i was given a role that i never thought i would ever get the chance to play and i met people who i will

to recirculate and keep out that battier -- your cars vince to recirculate and keep out the battier. the u.s. coast guard is helping remove fuel that leaked into the marina last night and and inspection found leaking fuel lines at the marina. coast guard crews are still trying to find out when the leak started and the amount of fuel that seeped into the estuary. >>> we are watching a developing story in paris right now, police investigating a knife attack where seven people were hurt. it happened in northern paris. one person has been arrested suspected of attacking's victims. the attacker also had him and -- metal bar and through that some of the victims. terrorism is not suspected according to french police and of the seven people who were hurt four of them are in critical condition. >>> alameda county sheriff's investigators are treating the discovery of a man's body along railroad tracks in niles canyon as a suspicious death. man's body was discovered near the union pacific tracks in the canyon south of highway 84 and alameda creek at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the sheriffs depart

sir vince took over last year, without a contest.nisterial jaguars and clutching red boxes, trying to work out where they and their politics sits in the modern landscape. frankly, both of them kind of struggling and articulating a thought about how politics might change, revved whether via a new party or as vince cable said, shaking up the current leadership roles within his party, the liberal democrats, to allow a non—mp to be the next leader. effectively, sir vince cable is putting the sell by date on his own leadership. it does mean he could be gone as the lib dem leader by next year. let‘s take a quick watch of what he has been saying. the fact is that our current parliamentary system is severely damaged, if not actually broken. a forward—looking party has to look outside, as well as inside. so, my intention, therefore, is to ensure that the next leader is chosen from the widest possible pool of talent, to put him or her at the helm of a far bigger, more open movement than any previous leader has been. crucially, sir vince cable

we have vince coglianese join us. congratulations. you had a great interview with president trump. as i was watching him speak to law enforcement late this afternoon there will be was a part of your interview that resonated loud and clear when you said he talked about feeling amazingly alone in washington. i don't know who this potential anonymous person is, but you have got the establishment on both sides of the aisle, you have people who have been in d.c. forever. all conspiring against one single person who feels like it's him against the world. >> that was deeply revealing. 38 minutes in the oval office with the president of the united states. you can read the whole transcript. but the thing you just said, amazingly alone is the thing that jumped out at me. he was talking about how we defend all these other countries, and he's the' only person who asks why is that in why do we defend these rich countries? why don't they spend money of their own. the opposition, describing himself being a resistance within the federal government. yesterday him saying to me, i said do you feel al

more salt in the royal blues wounds when they got the second in the seventy seven minutes i ask of vince cross in the box was not some but only some play to set up the camera abut shall because bill mbulelo pulled one back in the dying seconds to one of the final school i be the better many coincidence cosigned lose their third on the bounce and find themselves in a minor crisis. over life see the start of the game on the front foot good him a shot deflected for use of pull since ahead in the opener in the night minutes the the it was the danish internationals first of the season. four minutes later the guests were back in the game nicklaus fuku with a superb volley to level the school would but the big leipsic stepped up again in may of forsberg and team of then it began to shine the swede set up the strike at to reestablish the host slender lead on forty minutes was in the box of the break they teamed up again a team of bennett with his brace and life seek with three one a if the band over weren't ready to go down without a fight though because our benoist pulled one back from the gas

this may be vince cable's last party conference.here seem, at the moment, content supporters here seem, at the moment, co nte nt to supporters here seem, at the moment, content to let him set his own timetable for departure. thank you for the latest from brighton. that's jonathan blake. that's jonathan blake. a jury has found that a bus driver caused the death of two people by dangerous driving. kai—lash chander, who's 80 and suffers from dementia, was unable to stand trial. in 2015, he lost control of a bus in coventry city centre, smashing into the front of a supermarket, killing a pedestrian and a seven—year—old passenger. ben ando reports. 82 metres of terror. that's how far down a busy street this double decker bus careered out of control before smashing into the fronts of a supermarket in coventry in october 2015. pedestrian dora hancock, aged 76, was hit by the bus, then by a falling lamp post and killed. 0n the top deck in the front seat, seven—year—old rhona fitzgerald died when the bus struck the awning. at the wheel was k

we will be talking to sir vince cable in about five minutes time.gencies that washington believed syrian government anti—aircraft artillery accidentally downed the plane. elon musk has revealed the first private passenger his company plans to fly around the moon. japanese billionaire and online fashion tycoon yusaku maezawa will take off on the big falcon rocket, which was announed by spacex in 2016. the timeline for the mission remains unclear yet, with the rocket still to be built. iam not i am not sure i would want to buy a ticket. and open-ended ticket. it was a glorious night for british screen stars at the emmys, as claire foy, thandie newton and charlie brooker all walked off with gongs in la. welsh actor matthew rhys also took home best leading actor at the 70th awards, and there was even a marriage proposal from one of the winners, as james cook reports. ladies and gentlemen, checking every box, please welcome the one of each dancers! the show began by satirising belated attempts to tackle sexual harassment and improve diversity on screen.

the liberal democrats the party leader vince cable started to conference by ruling out a new party alex that's why i'm a liberal democrat presidential candidate lend or pick why the liberals beckon twice shy but the. you have particular views on the potential for the american silver center but it was surely all of the the ugly is correct all of the circumstances which would make the lake we are actually happening before our eyes there are two driving forces this in chanted conservative mainly remain group in the left of the conservatives and a very disenchanted right in the labor party as well now as somewhere in the middle we've got the dems as well but the real driving force i would say is those individuals who feel the conservatism they were simply aren't for them we've seen this before that was how the end as the pm urged a long time ago and then really the lib dems were a product of a merger in themselves would have required a catalyst something like a successful boris johnson assault on the to do with the sort of the require something like that to take people over the light it's l

sir vince cable is the leader of the liberal democrats .welcomes more transparency in the tax affairs of high profile personalities being considered for honours. i think we already know, as a result of the revelations today that there isa of the revelations today that there is a traffic light system. their tax behaviour is being considered. i think the government should make a virtue of it. when i was in government we passed legislation outlawing abusive tax avoidance. that is practices that look legal but were designed to frustrate the will of parliament. the more that is known about the toughness of the inland revenue, the better. i think most people are fed up when individuals and companies avoid taxes that ordinary people pay. we should make a virtue of this toughness. we have more on this now. the documents themselves, effectively, appeared to suggest that bhm rc has a role in at least offering advice, is that surprising? “ page offering advice, is that surprising? —— page mrc. they have, for some time, giving details online of how the

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