sure the british army will stay trendy at least while williamson is in charge. this beauty for world cup arrived in russia head of football's biggest event which kicks off right here in moscow in just over six weeks time the most iconic prize in football has been to more than fifty countries before arriving in russia as a lot of us thought the trophy will not visit eight other cities and finish its trip in moscow. also on tour across russia is artie's only legend of the game former manchester united goalkeeper peter smikle is in source for his latest report on the host cities it's available online at r t dot com but for now your quick preview. welcome to sister and welcome to such is. one of the really really cool things. you can literally feel on the beach working on you so inside of forty minutes later you can feel he is still floating skeet whatever you fancy going to do in the snow. couple of. so much more fun than skiing. one of the big attractions in such it is of course the all to drop. live. that was that was all she. could get used to that. it's tst abo

sure the british army will stay trendy at least while williamson is in charge. ok switching gears now the world cup trophy has arrived in russia ahead of football's biggest event which kicks off right here in moscow in just over six weeks' time football's most iconic prize has been to more than fifty countries before arriving in russia's latifa stock the trophy will now a visit eight other cities and finish its trip in moscow. also across russia is r t's own legend of the game a former manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel is in tsotsi for his latest report on the host cities it's available online as well at r t dot com but for now here's a quick preview. welcome to first a new welcome to such a. really really cool things. on the beach working on your son's forty minutes later if you feel you're still floating skeet whatever you fancy going to do in the snow . summer is more fun than skiing. one of the big attractions in sawtooth is of course the or to draw. elaine. i thought that was that was all she. really could get used to that. aren't pesticides for

the investigation into the iraq war for instance was below the worthy attention bar for williamson in twenty sixteen he voted against an inquiry into the contrast between the public statements and private actions in the run up to the war human rights and equality i'm also not something worth fighting for according to williamson like when he voted against outlawing discrimination on the basis of cost you know the situation when you can be written off as scum for your whole life simply because you were born into the wrong family but what williamson voted consistently for though it was for an bombings from our surveillance and bug data collection we've come a long way from churchill's we shall fight them on the basis of weight to the point we're going to fight them on twitter and we're going to fight them in facebook and the rest of social media so i think that the very suggestion that this is a priority for our armed forces is is very disturbing if you're looking at journalists. join up with the armed forces i find really peculiar and very strange as you say journalists can do a perfect

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sure the british army will stay trendy at least while williamson is in charge of. giving young children a new lease on life one mother in russia's republic of dagestan has adopted eight children proving she's a woman of her worked. richard you're. not the sort i vow to. you brings my son back i'll adopt or from church. i need you like they all have different diagnoses and characters you have to leave them for a bit till we call them down then explain how to do things they've been with me for eighteen months now and we're getting better. she did the right thing me my sister will always back her decision. to fifa world cup trophy has arrived in russia ahead of the upcoming tour i'm only which case often a right here in moscow and over seven weeks now football's most iconic prize has been to more than fifty countries before arriving in russia's vladivostok the trophy will now visit aid to other cities and finish its trip in moscow. and also on tour across russia is ati's own legend of the game former manchester united goalkeeper peter schmeichel is in sochi for his la

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has just programme exactly as mr williamson hasjust said, programme exactly as mr williamson has juste afghan interpreters into the sink a degree which is doubly unfair. —— same category. i would die to see a lot of change in that aspect of our —— i would like to see. credit to coming out behind it and giving them hope for the rest of our lives and thanks to what they have done in our service. of our lives and thanks to what they have done in our servicelj of our lives and thanks to what they have done in our service. i am intrigued, did you just pick up the phone to gavin williamson?” intrigued, did you just pick up the phone to gavin williamson? i know him quite well. i sent him a text this morning and drew his attention to the matter and he took to his officials and realised that they had to do something about it. what changes would you like to see going forward to prevent dislike of thing happening again because it does almost seem, i think i‘m right in saying that if a similar situation had happened with iraqi interpreters, it is most as if this policy is in place and until peopl

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. heard of slacklining? 1,300 meters in the air, in central china. 00:24:18,648 --> 1073741526:06:36,343 give 1073741526:06:36,343 --> 2147483051:48:54,039 me 2147483051:48:54,039 --> 3221224577:31:11,734 a 3221224577:31:11,734 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 minute. give me a second. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good morning. on monday, there was some respite. the woods yet. warm and humid air that we have got across the uk. there were not very many at all. misty skies of northern england and on those north sea coasts. that system is pushing back in on the north sea coast now. and that is going to bring us some more storms. counties of england. rain across england, eastern scotland. grey start. that low cloud retreating back to eastern areas. towards wales later in the day. so a lovely day here. fog and low cloud coming back in again. across england towards wales. looks dry in the south—west. conditions should improve in the south—east. across scotland and northern ireland. to move their way northwa

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. a car collided with pedestrians in stockport last night, killing a man and injuring others. police have launched a murder investigation. greater manchester police were called to the salisbury nightclub in the area of brinnington. it's thought a black audi a4 collided with a number of people before fleeing the scene. a man in his 30s died later in hospital. pressure to relax northern ireland's strict abortion laws is intensifying with labour adding its voice to calls for change. it comes after friday's historic referendum in the republic of ireland. mps from across the commons say women should have the same rights in all parts of the uk, but downing street insists it's a matterfor northern ireland. the dup, on whom theresa may relies for a majority in parliament, says it will not be bullied into accepting abortion. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, is in belfast and explains how the law

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this evening. a murder investigation‘s begun into the death of a man who was hit by a car, which drove into pedestrians outside a nightclub in the brinnington area of stockport, last night. the dead man was in his 30s. several other people were hurt. the vehicle was found abandoned on the m60. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering an 11—year—old girl and her mother. 31—year—old laura mortimer and her daughter, ella dalby were found seriously injured by police at a property in gloucester just before 5am this morning, and declared dead at the scene. police are appealing for witnesses. a teenager has appeared in court following the death of 15—year—old sam baker, who was stabbed in the chest in sheffield on thursday. the boy, who's also 15, appeared before magistrates in the city, charged with murder and is due to appear at crown court tomorrow.

mac williamson in. but the giants were down 5-1. evan longoria hit two homers in this game. here's one of them. but the giants, they're not close. they lose 11-4. >>> a's and rays at the coliseum. daniel gossett gave up three solo homers. all of them came in the third inning. wilson ramos doing the damage right here.

, amber rudd no longer pa rt of williamson, amber rudd no longer part of the picture, the customs partnershipllect taxes on behalf of the eu so businesses would get paid back later is dead in the water, the european research group led byjacob rees mogg has made clear in the mr macro pushes ahead with this she is toast. it would need the kind of technology thatis it would need the kind of technology that is not operational until 2023. that is the reason. when you think of the 52% who voted to come out... do not presume to speak for the remainder is, you are not one of them. people must presume to speak for brexiteers. brussels, a sense of brussels, they were being done to buy brussels under was a lot of that. it's been going for 45 years. a lot of people remain still did not to be done to buy brussels, they thought it was the lesser evil, when you look at this, the customs union means britain cannot go to america, china, brazil, australia and do its own trade deal, it has two take it from brussels and therefore it's being dishonest. if i was michel barnier doing the deal i would let the remain

the defence secretary, gavin williamson, says he's made clear to the home office that afghan interpreters be allowed to stay. he described them as brave individuals who had every right to be in the country. it comes after more than 100 and 50 interpreters wrote a letter it comes after more than 150 interpreters wrote a letter to mr williamson demanding a change to the immigration rules. the electric car company tesla has reported its worst ever results, announcing a loss of £523 million in the first three months of the year. the company is striving to produce more cars as questions mount about its financial situation. tesla says it hopes to be profitable in the second half of this year, but only if it can make five thousand of its new model 3 cars every week. theo leggett reports. tesla has already proved that electric cars can be fast, luxurious and have long range, but it hasn't yet shown that it can make a profit out of them. it's been pouring money into building up its business. and as this chart shows, it's burning through cash at a seemingly ever—increasing rate. and this is a big p

cheering and applause lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.three people suspected of dealing class—a drugs at a music festival in portsmouth, where a man and a woman died on saturday. georgia jones, who was 18, and 20—year—old tommy cowan fell ill at the mutiny festival. a third person remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital. our correspondent frankie mccamley is with me now — bring us up to date with what we know. at around half past nine on saturday evening after two people fell ill and organisers of the mutiny festival in portsmouth one people they were aware of a dangerous high—strength substance on the site and they urged people not to take drugs. what we know is that 15 people were taken to hospital in total, one person still remained in a critical but stable condition. sadly two people died, 18—year—old georgia jones whose mother has described as a strong—willed, opinionated young lady and 22—year—old tommy khan, his father spoke to the bbc urging people to consider the risks of taking drugs and described how he watched h

lucy williamson reports from paris. france has nicknamed him spiderman.loor balcony, the malian immigrant ran straight past the crowd of onlookers and began to climb. in less than a minute, he'd scaled the outside of the building, a neighbour holding onto the toddler until he arrived. with one leg swung across the balcony, mamoudou swept the child to safety. cheering the child's father is now being questioned for apparently leaving him at home alone. this morning, mr gassama was invited to meet president macron, who asked him whether he'd stopped to think before climbing the building. translation: no, i wasn't thinking about anything. ijust climbed. once i started, god gave me the courage to continue. the president awarded mr gassama a bravery medal and certificate, and offered him a role in the french fire service. he also invited him to apply for french citizenship. mr gassama had documents allowing him to work in italy, but not to enter france. translation: i am glad, because it's my first time to win an award like this. i'm happy. thank you. translati

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. at singapore's marina bay area a couple of days ago. despite appearances it wasn't the real thing, this is a look—a—like artist called howard x. he travels the world impersonating the north korean leader kimjong—un. howard onins us now in costume. thank you forjoining us. what is it like impersonating one of the world's most authoritarian leaders? actually, it is a lot of fun and a lot of money. so i am having quite a ball. you are having quite a ball. but how did it all start out howard x? just before king joel gayle die, i thought this person looked like me andi i thought this person looked like me and i could make some money. i took some pictures, put it on facebook, within two weeks i had a job to go to israel and make my first commercial and it hasn't stopped since. you have said you make a lot of money impersonating kimjong—un, do you get a bad reaction talking about nuclear weapons? no, because i a lwa ys about nuclear weapons? no, because i always satirise the person, i don't

cheering and applause lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.ng? it's walking between two points along a suspended line of webbing. three of the world's top female slackliners have put on their high—heeled shoes to make the walk, suspended more than 1,300 meters in the air, in central china. take a look. give me a minute. give me a second. you are watching bbc news. hello there. good morning. on monday, there was some respite. most parts of the uk were fine, dry and warm but we're not out the woods yet. there's more storms and more heavy rain in the next few days in this warm and humid air that we have got across the uk. cloud threatened to give us a few storms in the south of england, there were not very many at all. 27 degrees here, it was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland and ireland, and much cooler under the grey, misty skies of northern england and on those north sea coasts. that system is pushing back in on the north sea coast now. we have higher pressure to the north and lower pressure to the south, and that is going to brin

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.d up at singapore's marina bay area a couple of days ago. despite appearances it wasn't the real thing, this is a look—a—like artist called howard x. he travels the world impersonating the north korean leader kimjong—un. howard onined us earlier, and made a few satirical comments about singapore and other topics while in character as kimjong—un. but i asked him first, as howard x, how he finds impersonating such an authoritarian figure. actually, it's a lot of fun and a lot of money. so i'm having quite a ball. you are having quite a ball, but how did it all start out, howard x? when kimjong—un came out with his father kim jong—il just before he died, i realised while, this person really looks like me. i could make some money off it and everybody else started saying the same thing. so i took some pictures, put them on facebook and called it kim jong—un lookalike and within two weeks i got a job to go to israel and make my first commercial and it has not stopped since. you just said you

s chris williamson keith clive lewis is this personal where is this a german testimonies to the hearing i'm told that germany well he is under siege from huge forces in society one hundred seven two hundred seventy two of his own m.p.'s signed a motion of no confidence and that's the vast majority of the parliamentary labor party that is still filled with blairites that will never accept his leadership arguably you and jeremy corbyn and john mcdonnell were under siege for decades before these two are now. you know on the cusp of power why are they so silent where they feel i think that they've got their hands tied that they needed to be seen to let you process take its course and they'd hope for a positive outcome but that's not what's happened and so i think that it's not particularly now for the labor leadership and politicians to step up to the plate and make sure that this miscarriage of justice is put right because that's what the overwhelming majority of the public are demanding every spoken to german go into an abbott or a drama going i've got a lot my plates is about should i'm

the daily express has an exclusive article from defence secretary gavin williamson warning of the resurgentaily mirror reports on accusations of sexual harrassment made against hollywood actor morgan freeman. will talk about a lot of that, but let's plunge in first of all, the front page of the times and that really striking picture of president trump. very interesting face, it feels like, we've come quite a long way from this amazing pictures of kimjong—un and... way from this amazing pictures of kim jong-un and... the leader of north korea. and such optimism and hope for the future, that we might actually see a resolution to the conflict. and it is all falling apart. we do not know what happened precisely. there were no north koreans there in singapore, and donald trump having been stood up, saying that i never want to go after all and cancelled. and making these extraordinary threats on nuclear weapons are so massive, a very tromping to say. i pray to god that they never had to be used. i think they never had to be used. i think they all do. it's a huge roller coaster. i think it's gone

then there was conservative writer kevin williamson, formerly a never trumper at national review. he was hired in march to the atlantic. but that changed on wednesday when media matters dug up an old podcast where he described abortion as homicide and suggested it could be treated like any other crime up to and including hanging. jeffrey goldberg announced they were parting ways with williamson because, quote, the language used in the podcast was callous and violent. this runs contrary to the atlantic's tradition of respectful and well reasoned debate and the values of our workplace. millions of americans believe that abortion itself is callous and violent, most obviously to the innocent life it destroys. nevertheless, another non-liberal voice was snuffed out at yet another esteemed publication. my friends, something alarming is taking place, the free speech clause of our constitution doesn't just apply to the peach the elites deem acceptable. it supports speech that is by its nature offensive, offensive to people in power, obvious at times to lawmakers, offensive to facebook and

partnership, and sajidjavid, her newest minister, who has taken over at the home office, and gavin williamsonped would be on her side in defence, because he was rapidly promoted, they have both come out against it as well. about a dozen ministers? are they remainers, leavers, a mixture? suggesting there are remainers back in there. they had a meeting of the subgroup of the cabinet last week which dealt with brexit in the middle of the week. at that we did has reported they had agreed to dump the customs partnership idea as unworkable. agreed to dump the customs partnership idea as unworkablem was kind of wishful thinking. later it was reported they hadn't dumped it. it is time is pretty unworkable system was dumped, because even eu does not think this one has legs, quite honestly. the other great option is what they call this maximum facilitation situation which would be a technical solution, so you have trusted trading schemes and people preregister and it is done electronically. i don't see what the problem is... i did watchdog for ten years and i can see the problem. you are notjust talkin

had to write down a large percentage of likening you know this famous a porn star now crush the williamson to what's her name since the only down or made daniels to teach sunday school is getting warren buffett to talk about technology he has said for years he knows nothing about technology he knows about a rail. road system he knows about. trains and he knows about wrigley gum and chewing gum he's been trying to buy hershey's chocolate bars for this entire career because he likes chocolate he likes candy and he's in it that's the stuff you understand it's got to be really simple like to like him and charlie eat baby food because they're too old to eat regular food so he buys baby food and that's is that mentality that's the level of his understanding technology he's an idiot he's a dunce he doesn't understand it he missed all the technology stocks i mean look bill gates they were train ride for days and try to get warren to buy microsoft stock he bought one share as a novelty and missed the entire move in microsoft's stock he's a complete dunderhead when it comes to the technology sector

their ranks, if i read the telegraph correctly, sajid javid, the new home secretary, and gavin williamsone been counting on because he plucked her very —— she plucked him very young from the whips office and made him defence secretary. the customs partnership, i think, made him defence secretary. the customs partnership, ithink, is deadin customs partnership, ithink, is dead in the water. the trouble is that this whole thing is terrible. we have the house of lords rebelling. may must wake up every morning, if she gets any sleep at all, thinking, what on earth? how can we get out of this? it is a terrible mess. we will somehow. it isa terrible mess. we will somehow. it is a shambles. let's admit it is a shambles. there are moments when i do despair. wouldn't you expect to be further on, with less than a year to go? i would have thought so. i ta ke to go? i would have thought so. i take that point about the house of lords. i was actually very dismayed to see the house of lords acting as a wrecking chamber. is that what they were? this was a consideration of ills and amendments... of ara rev

remains a border in 2016, he spoke at length against that plan and was also supported by gavin williamsonmain supporter in 2016. had there been a vote, it would effectively have been 6—5 against the prime minister. that stark figure is disputed by number 10 but it seems clear. the brexiteers are delirious. i spoke to some unfamiliar with the meeting today and they said that proposal on the prime minister is a dead parrot but i've heard from remain as saying that there have been threats of resignations on ap leave‘s side. they say that if the prime minister comes up with something that is unacceptable to the remainers and is acceptable to the subcommittee, they would say that maybe they need to have parliament have a say because they think that parliament would be up for the softer option and the only way those ap remain ministers can allow that to happen is for them to resign and they follow their conscience on these votes. today i've taken a look at the cards that theresa may is playing with... bluff. counter—bluff. and, ultimately, a showdown. the finest poker player would no doubt be p

act one, scene one, take two. >> i'm bo williamson joined last week, working with art and cynthia. i was with the private equity funds group. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> andrew? >> nice to meet you, andrew collins, delighted to have joined as the director of esg. coming from global advisors, where i was esg strategist working with institutional clients around the world. prior to that was in a research role with sustainability accounting standards board, a nonprofit based here in san francisco that works between corporates and investors on better data and disclosure. delighted to be here and look forward to working with you. >> president stansbury: thank you, andrew, bo. >> we're sad so say that ellen is leaving sfers. she has been the directing manager of asset allocation, risk and innovative solutions. this is decision from a mix of a couple of things. second to last born daughter is leaving, graduated right now and heading off to college in england to join her sister, who is already there. and that, plus how housing prices, she and her husband have decided to relocate to the mid

emily: thanks to debra williamson from f8 in san jose.earnings front, spotify suffered its worst decline since becoming a public company, slammed by investors who were not impressed with a 45% jump in subscriptions last quarter. shares tumbled after the music streaming service said it reached 75 million premium users last quarter. and while the number matched spotify's projections, it was not the breakout growth shareholders hoped for after is -- after its strong debut on the new york stock exchange last month. we spoke with bloombergs caroline hyde from london and alex barinka for more. >> i don't think it is necessarily disappointment, but i think it is how it got published. spotify went public in a direct listing. they basically said all of our existing shareholders can sell their shares now on the open about a month ago. holders sold in the early trading. now the stock is up 12% from its open price. i have a bit of suspicion that the good old-fashioned profit-taking is going on. people are seeing this stock of at $175 at the close. th