it is really nice -- wilkinson. it is nice for them and for me it isjust wilkinson.ice for them and for me it is just another game and when i am looking forward to. interestingly, eddiejones said playing the usa would be like playing the usa would be like playing 15 donald trump. they will be looking at these scratchy when as they look to make it two wins out of two. nicola adams is preparing for the first defence of her world flyweight title on friday at the royal albert hall. she became world champion injuly — without having to fight — when the previous holder was forced to give up the title adams will be the first female boxer to fight at the venue... absolutely amazing. unbelievable and i feel like every time i step in the ring i am creating history. mohamed ali boxed there and lennox lewis and so ali boxed there and lennox lewis and so many of the stars and singers and performers. it is going to be a surreal moment for me being able to win my road title, but i arty have it. but it will be like winning my road title for the first time there and creating history.

capped england player of all time alongsidejonny capped england player of all time alongside jonny wilkinson off the bench stop england weren't entirely convincing in their opening win over tonga and coach eddiejones is looking for improvement against the usa. 0uraim is to the usa. our aim is to be a little bit tidier, particularly in our attack. we'd like to execute a little bit better. there was a lot of effort in oui’ better. there was a lot of effort in our game on sunday but not the execution, so we're looking forward to executing a little bit more on attack and being even more physical in defence. well, among all the changes it will bea well, among all the changes it will be a big night for george ford. he started at flyhalf against tonga, 110w started at flyhalf against tonga, now he's captain against the usa. started at flyhalf against tonga, now he's captain against the usaw special, it's really special. i'll probably look back on it more in a few yea rs' probably look back on it more in a few years' time as opposed to now. i'll try as always to do the job to the best of my ability

madison and even john adams, they could not get rid of james wilkinson, one of the greatest scandalsu.s. history. he engaged himself in at least one plot to dismember the union. neither jefferson nor madison could find a way to bring him to book and throw him out. madison finally found a way to do so during the war of 1812 because wilkinson messed up a command in battle. there are some circumstances where you can't. presidents are political officers. they govern the united states and the united states has always been a complex nationstate and has only gotten more so. it is hard for a president to peopleine ill conducting without looking over his shoulder as to who will criticize him for having disciplined that cabinet officer. , theical constituencies president has to answer to them and keep them in mind. it is a complex situation. that doesn't mean you when i should not demand of a president that somebody be fired or want someone fired, but it is more difficult in the sociology of the presidency to get rid of a subordinate man we think it is. susan: you tell us that the founding fat

madison finally found a way to do so during the war of 1812 because wilkinson messed up a command intle. there are some circumstances where you can't. presidents are political officers. they govern the united states and the united states has always been a complex nationstate and has only gotten more so. it is hard for a president to discipline ill conducting people without looking over his shoulder as to who will criticize him for having disciplined that cabinet officer. political constituencies, the president has to answer to them and keep them in mind. it is a complex situation. that doesn't mean you when i should not demand of a president that somebody be fired or want someone fired, but it is more difficult in the sociology of the presidency to get rid of a subordinate man we think it is. susan: you tell us that the founding fathers anticipated the limitations of mankind, and our constitution and a supreme court limitations, do offer avenues. i want to read the list. the ban on emoluments in the constitution, the weapon of impeachment, congress with the power to declare war, the

it's been photographed by satellite near tartus, as helena wilkinson reports.an oil tanker, the grace one, which this summer was detained just off gibraltar, sparking an international diplomatic crisis. back injuly, it was stopped by royal marines, suspected of moving oil to syria, a breach of eu sanctions. the americans tried to stop the tankerfrom being released. but last month, iran gave assurances it wouldn't discharge cargo in syria, so authorities in gibraltar let the ship go. but look at these recent satellite images, released by a us space technology company. they appear to show the iranian oil tanker, now renamed adrian darya i, in the waters just off the syrian port of tartus. the tanker is believed to have turned off the transponder tracking its location earlier this week. the president's national security adviserjohn bolton has responded with this. just this week iran admitted it has begun using advanced technology to enrich uranium, taking a step back from its 2015 nuclear deal. today's developments have added to the international diplomatic stand—

byron's chief executive, simon wilkinson, also gave a statement outside southwark coroner's court.d both byron's and my deepest condolences to owen's family and his many friends. we take allergies extremely seriously and have robust procedures in place, and although these procedures were in line with all of the rules and guidelines, and we train our staff to respond in the right way, it is a matter of great regret and sadness that our high standards of communicating with our customers were not met during owen's visit. us democrats hoping to become their party's presidential nominee have failed to land any major blows on the front—runner, joe biden, in a televised debate on abc news in houston. it was the third such event — but the first to feature all of the main contenders. sophie long reports from houston a single debate, in a single night... the democratic party's top ten presidential candidates meeting on the same stage for the first time. a different lineup but a familiar dynamic. former vice—presidentjoe biden fighting to preserve his front—runner status, as those trailing be

helena wilkinson reports.his is the iranian oil tanker, the grey swa n this is the iranian oil tanker, the grey swan which was detained off gibraltar, sparking an international diplomatic crisis. back injuly, it was stopped by royal marine, suspected of moving oil to syria, a breach of eu sanctions. the americans tried to stop the tanker from being released. but last month, iran gave assurances it wouldn't discharge cargo in syria, so authorities in gibraltar let the ship go. but look at these recent satellite image, released by a us space technology company, they appear to show the iranian oil tanker now renamed adrian i in the waters off the syrian port of tartus. the trap kerr is believed to have turned off the trans ponder this week. the president's national security adviser has responded with this. anyone who said the ship wasn't heading to syria is in denial. tehran thinks it is more important to fund the murderous regime than provide for its own people. just this week iran admitted it has begun using ad

it conflicts with the basic principle of our constitutional law, stated by lord browne wilkinson, i'llon, it is in the fire brigades union case, authorities volume three, tab 42, page 552, e — f, mayl authorities volume three, tab 42, page 552, e — f, may i quote, "the constitutional history of this country is the history of the prerogative powers of the crown being made subject to the overriding powers of the democratically elected legislature of the sovereign body". we will say that the arguments for the prime minister and the advocate general asserts the constitutional novelty that the powers of the democratically elected legislature are subject to the desire of the executive to avoid parliamentary scrutiny. and our third submission will be, with great respect, that the divisional court was wrong to conclude that the issues in this case are non—justiciable. identifying whether a power has been used for a valid purpose is a legal question. it is not a political question. it is not a political question. it is a question for the courts and the rule of law so demands. this court is not

let's speak to our ireland correspondent helena wilkinson.ill be watching this meeting very closely because it is so meeting very closely because it is so important. we saw over the weekend, the departure of amber rudd, talking about the failure to negotiate in good faith, all as she saw it. so watching what really happens between borisjohnson and mr varadkar, crucial all round? yes, it isa varadkar, crucial all round? yes, it is a crucial meeting. this is the first time the two men, boris johnson and leo varadkar have met in person for the first time. a lot of media waiting for both men to arrive here. it has just started raining so they have had to take the podium is in. they brought one out in the last couple of minutes or so. we are waiting for them to come out before the two men go back inside the building to have discussions. we have already heard from leo varadkar, who is not hopeful of any kind of breakthrough at the meeting he would borisjohnson. in fact, he said something along the lines of, this meeting is going to allow them both

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in the speech of lord browne wilkinson, it isjust under e on page 552, the constitutional history ofative powers of the crown being made subject to the overriding powers of the democratically elected, and i emphasise those words, democratically elected legislature as the sovereign body. and it is our submission that the case for the crown in the present proceedings necessarily has to contend for the reverse. that the powers of the democratically elected legislator as the sovereign body are subject to the decisions of the executive as to when the executive enjoys, it is said, a discretion, complete discretion, to remove the powers of the democratically elected legislator. in terms of motive or effect. and that was in substance the reasoning on this issue of law by the inner house. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown at the supreme court in london, where judges are considering whether the prime minister acted lawfully in suspending parliament. lord pannick continuing with his submission. let's listen. lord cooke, like lord reed in 1968, was not deterred by the argument there is no authorit

some of those prominent critics of heller our stalwart conservative judges like richard poston, wilkinson easterbrook, going against what you might expect to be the hard interest. that to me is a good sign, the signals judges are taking their job seriously above and beyond the interest of the party that they might have the closest affiliation with. what an set is right, judges and justices have appetite and affinities for different kinds of arguments. to answer your question, , when one files the brief, you would tailor the arguments to appeal to the justices and judges whom you're trying to reach. you imagine the grief i filed ag with two other scholars second amendment law in the new york case in which erin is representing the petitioners. we filed in support of neither side we are neither defending the law argument it should be struck down. we did this work and hope and expectation that justices have an appetite for kind of understanding what we're trying to convey, which is what's the actual state of play of the law in the courts? this is an area in which scholars and the last the 20t

byrons' chief executive, simon wilkinson, also gave a statement outside southwark coroner's court.in our staff to respond in the right way, it is a matter of great regret and sadness that our high standards of communicating with our customers were not met during owen's visit. let's return to brexit, and take a closer look at one of the key sticking points when it comes to the irish border, the irish backstop — the mechanism to avoid a hard border in ireland. as thing stand, the uk and ireland are both eu member states — so goods can cross the border without the need for checks. after brexit, the 310—mile border between northern ireland and the republic will be the only land border between the uk and the eu. a failure to reach a trade agreement would mean northern ireland would end up with different rules and standards to the republic of ireland. to avoid any checks an insurance plan, agreed between theresa may and eu leaders, would keep the uk in a close relationship with the eu until a trade deal was agreed. some conservative mps fear the uk would be trapped indefinitely by such a

what have you got for usjonny wilkinson has been talking ahead of the rugby world cup.ith his mental health was making was really open about it. now he says he has discovered, having studied buddhism for several years, he founded, where is it, he found it a little too fluffy. he said they wanted to know howl a little too fluffy. he said they wanted to know how i got from there to here, a little fluffy cloud. so how to here, a little fluffy cloud. so now he has turned to quantum physics. is studying quantum physics. is studying quantum physics. he says they don't want to call it studying because they enjoy too much. i'm just learning. call it studying because they enjoy too much. i'mjust learning. how amazing. he is keeping his brain busy. i have to redo this story. i have to redo this storylj i have to redo this story. i love this story. a group of tourists spent hours looking for a missing woman near a canyon in iceland only to found her —— only to find her in the search party. the group were travelling through iceland in a tour bus and stopped near a volcanic canyon.

four young men deny murder. 0ur correspondent helena wilkinson is outside the old bailey in central londone described as a sound like the ripping of fabric. he thought the men were stealing his bike. he then saw the two men run away, when in fact that noise was jodie being attacked. he then said he was still confused and at that point, there was hysteria and panic amongst his friends and jodie's boyfriend started shouting that she had been stabbed in the back. this witness said he went to a friends house nearby and he tried to get help and was in such a shock and terrified that he couldn't return back to the park. the jury has heard from another witness, a 17—year—old girl who we cannot name because of her age and she described how she realised something was happening when one of the group began to shiver in fear and then she saw jodie turning around and she started screaming very loudly. the witness was then asked what happened next? she said she then shown her torch on her phone onto jodie's she said she then shown her torch on her phone ontojodie's back and she was asked by the prosecut

the bench is a scrum—half ben youngs, who if he comes on will win his 91st cap, equalling jonny wilkinson's. for me, it's nice for my family. for me, it's just another game. it's one that i'm looking forward to. interestingly, eddiejones said playing the usa would be like playing the usa would be like playing 15 donald trumps. whatever that means, he will be looking for an improvement on england's slightly scratchy win over tonga as they look to make it two wins out of two. andy swiss reporting there. nicola adams is preparing for the events of her flyweight —— for the defence of her flyweight title. this is definitely the biggest fight of my career as a pro so far. i haven't taken my eye off the ball. i have stayed focused, stay dedicated. this is one more step in the right direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyweight division. direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyweight divisionm direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyweight division. it is the whole flyweight division. it is the men's time trial in the cycling world championships in yorkshire. no gerai