winston churchill is one of borisjohnson going. is one of boris johnson pass going. winston churchill is one of borisjohnson pass political heroes, so borisjohnson pass political heroes, so much so that he wrote a book about him. in his years as an mp, sir nicholas soames only voted against a conservative government three times. the last time has seen him kicked out of the party and he spokein him kicked out of the party and he spoke in the commons earlier. i'm not standing in the next election and i'm approaching the end of 37 yea rs of and i'm approaching the end of 37 years of service to the house, of which i have been proud and honoured beyond words to be among them. i am truly very sad that it should end in this way. boris johnson voting against mates back deal twice but wasn't expelled from the party but his supporters say this is different —— voted against theresa may's deal. some party members —— some mps are being told that they are out of the party completely which may mean the end of their career but not for everyone. ph

winston picked off by sherman and stanford's star, 31 yards to the house.pick six, 27-6, san francisco. winston was pressured and i am not sure where that was going, but niners had two interceptions, and all of last year they had three, and they win 31-17. panthers hosi panthers hosting the rams. mccaffery is here, and 16-10 game. early in the fourth, he's fighting his way into the end zone. short score and hands the ball to a lucky 209 all-purpose yards. rams win. and then keenum hurdles 48 yards. davis was emotional after this. his tkpwragrandfather passed aw yesterday, and the eagles win. a's and tigers. today marked the 34th anniversary of campy a davis almost crushes one out of the park, and then manaea, look at the k counter, he had ten strikeouts in the game, and nice start in his first win back from injury. they are second in the wildcard. giants and dodgers, hot dogs here. where do you get the hats? scoreless until the two-run shot to the bullpen for the dodgers, and 2-0 there, and bottom of the five, same score. a three-run shot to center, his 14t

winston churchill, a grandson of winston churchill, a grandson of winston churchill, a grandson of winstonrtime leader. and really, in many ways you would save this is sort of a perfect storm for britain, what i mean by that? not only do you have this astonishing challenge of brexit, the biggest peacetime challenge the country has ever faced since1945, extricating challenge the country has ever faced since 1945, extricating itself from since1945, extricating itself from the european union, you have a divided country but you also have this, notjust in the conservative party, but in the main opposition labor party, the sense that the two main parties — control of them has gone to people who, for actually decades have been on the fringes of british politics. in the case of the conservative party, committed euro sceptics and in the case of the opposition labour party, people on the far left, this sort of broad church party has been scrambled by the quasi— revolutionary action of brexit and that is where we are, profound uncertainty. so that was robert watson speaking to christian fraser earlie

s one of whom is the grandson of winston churchill lawrence the reports. london's parliament square is graced with a statue of britain's most famous politician and the ghost of winston churchill his legacy and beliefs have very much been on people's minds in this extraordinary contradictory week. when parliament resumes prime minister boris johnson himself a biographer of churchill invoked the language and even the intonation of the wartime leader to suggest that the u.k. was somehow in a conflict with the european union he used the very same words about the e.u. that churchill had done about nazi germany in 1945 you never surrender that sort of language comes from the playbook of johnson's new chief of staff dominic cummings a brick said idealogue behind the slogan take back control and cummings many believe was also behind the brutal treatment of those conservatives who could not accept johnson's agenda contrary to the prime minister's assertion one of those was cynical assumes a conservative grandy summarily sacks with 20 others for refusing to support

winston pressured, trying to set up a screen, but aankle low witherspoon, he's gone.rceptions all of last year. three today, two of those poke sixes. niners win 31-17. jimmy g. glad to be back. >> feels really good just to be back. it's been awhile since i've been out here with the guys for a full game. it was fun out there today. >> as you listen around, you hear people writing you off, you hope they keep writing you off. the people writing me off, i hope they're writing their wills because i'm at your neck. i'm at everybody's neck this year and i hope you understand that. >> feels good, can we stop right now? feels nice to be on the plus side. last year i got to .500. so it feels better this year so far. >> richard sherman bringing the heat and the postgame attire as well. >>> panthers hosti ining the ra. christian mccaffrey into the end zone, 16-10. more mccaffrey, fight into the end zone, short score. then he gives the ball to a lucky fan in the stands. 209 all-purpose yards, two touchdowns. later in the fourth, jared goff, the rams quarterback, to tyler higbee, r

the breeder who sold winston told us he maintained excellent standards.poor record—keeping and the presence of parvo at his farm. yet it was still given a licence by the council. it wasn't just puppies. we found several instances of breeding dogs suffering from terrible conditions. not nice at all, bless her. this cavalier spaniel needed an emergency life—saving operation to remove a dead puppy still inside her. as well as councils keeping regular checks on breeders, vets are part of the welfare system, too. yet according to senior vets we showed our evidence to, some of their colleagues have been found wanting. the system is definitely broken and vets are absolutely an integral part of it. we absolutely as a profession have a part to play. our responsibility is to the health and welfare of the animals under our care. across the uk there are safeguards in place to regulate puppy farming. when that system fails, it's the dogs that suffer and owners like danielle, who can lose hundreds — even thousands — of pounds. wyre davies, bbc news. now, with all the s

and he is the grandson of winston churchill. and what is interesting and many people pointing out is that abortions in is a huge fan of winston churchill. and this gentleman he right from the monarchy magazine says. up very sarcastically it'll be a great look for boris johnson to expel the grounds on as the winston churchill from thehe conservrvae party. what is the eigightieth anniversary of the outbreak of world war two. and because he is a huge at torrey grandi a very important. symbolic figure out really fool the tory policy. and his only response to the threat that he'll be deselected. at full going against boris johnson is hash tag. oceans help and try to do your job properly he's rather well known for these very lengthy hashtagags he doesn't ue capitals off that could be quite difficult to work out what he's talking about. and interestingly though according. to this political journalist the chief whip is. with during the wet from those who have already said. they will be at at beijing against the government what that mean

, our farms, and cyclone winston, it destroyed our homes, ourfarms, and it washed cyclone winston, itway out ci’ops, homes, our farms, and it washed away our crops, and also, to our school, it was totally damaged, and some of our, it was totally damaged, and some of oui’, some it was totally damaged, and some of our, some of the houses in our village were blown away. timothy, is climate change something that you worry about, because you see the effects all around you ? worry about, because you see the effects all around you? yeah, climate change is really happening, and that is why i am so worried, and also i am worried about the future generations. we might suffer more than us — they might suffer more than us — they might suffer more than us, because we have less time, so we than us, because we have less time, so we need to work together to build a better planet for our future generation. timothy, you have been here at the united nations all weekend, you have seen all these world leaders, today there were lots of pledges, but do you feel that the older generation is doing enough on c

the breeder who sold winston told us he maintained excellent standards. farm. yet it was still given a licence by the council. you have been watching newsday. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. parts of wales have seen hello there. parts of wales have seen over hello there. parts of wales have seen over 130 millimetres of rain over the last seven days. no wonder, then, that we have so —— had problems with flooding. it looks like rain will return from the south—west. we start off with this little bump in the isobars. a transient ridge of high pressure moving its way through. this cold front rings showers into northern scotla nd front rings showers into northern scotland in this area of low pressure will be feeding rain in from the south—west. we start off with mist and fog patches which should left and clear and then a decent amount of sunshine, some feeding and across scotland and then this rain, particularly through the afternoon, piling into the south—west of engla

winston, from a licensed puppy farm called winston, from a licensed puppyfarm in called winston, fromcensed puppy farm in carmarthenshire after seeing him advertised online. she paid the breeder directly £650. but within days, winston had fallen seriously ill with a highly contagious disease that is often fatal. two o'clock in the morning, the vet rang my mum and said, his organs are shutting down and it is going to be a slow and painful death, so can they make it easy for him? the breeder who sold danielle the puppy told us he maintained excellent standards, even though inspection reports found problems with waste, poor record—keeping and the presence of the virus at his farm, yet it was still given a licence by the council. vets are pa rt licence by the council. vets are part of the welfare system too, yet according to senior vets we shed our effo rts according to senior vets we shed our efforts to, some of their colleagues have been found wanting. the system is definitely broken and vets are an integral part of it. as a profession, we have a part to play. our response but he is to

'boris johnson'hero is winston churchill. this is painful stuff. the government has been defeated. try to explain what this means in the big picture. it means thatomorrow, the mp rather than the executive take control of the agenda. britain will not leave the european union with no deal and they will have to come law. that is not what number 10 wants. if you do that, you will have a general election. laura: they have to back a geeyral election, don't >' britain'unwritten constitution means that we are make -- along.g it up as we go i know with certainty what is going to happen next. but what seems to be the case is that boris johnson will not act it -- enact it. and will say that i want to have an election. yeerday, boris johnson said the last thing that in want is election. what they really meant to say is that boris johnson once an election and jeremy corbyn saying i don't want an election. so what people are saying and what they mean in politics, shock is not always true. laura: what broht us to this point where opposition mps and rebel conservatives are about to unite to try to

leadership following his sacking earlier of 21 days this week one of them was the grandson of so winston churchill lansley has more. london's parliament square is graced with a statue of britain's most famous politician on the coast of winston churchill his legacy and beliefs have very much been on people's minds in this extraordinary contradictory week. when parliament resumes prime minister boris johnson himself above refers churchill invoked the language and even the intonation of the walks on leader to suggest that the u.k. was somehow in the conflict with the europe. in union he used the very same words about the e.u. that churchill had done about nazi germany in 1944 you never surrender that sort of language comes from the playbook of johnson's new chief of staff dominic cummings a brick sit idealogue behind the slogan take back control and cummings many believe was also behind the brutal treatment of those conservatives who could not accept johnson's agenda contrary to the prime minister's assertion one of those was to nicholas soames a conservative grandy summarily sacks with 20

johnson's conservative party was extraordinary not least because johnson had sacked the grandson of winston churchill where they were together $950.00. i am truly very sad that it should end in this way only does my most fervent hope that this house will rediscover the spirit of compromise humility and understand that will enable asked finally to push ahead with the vital work in the interests of the whole country sitting in front of soames was another conservative rebel richard benyon who was also sex the next day he told me of his concerns about the direction the party he loved was being taken in the attitude of some of the people. who were around the prime minister not. coming to speak about it you know yes and you know i think they have a big responsibility for the size of the rebellion last night and some of the things that were said to colleagues of mine more extraordinary. the generally held view is that the johnson administration is now so terrified of nigel farage as breck's it party that despises the european union but it will no longer brook any dissent it was far too status in b

winston is devoured by the 49ers' d-line. armstead gets the sack.hey kick the field goal to pull within three. 23-17. 49ers. about two minutes to go. plenty of time for winston but he's hurried again. witherspoon. that's a pick six. they had two interceptions all of last year. three today. it's a new era. 31-17 is the final. and shanahan has a winning record. >> it feels good. feels nice to finally be on the plus side. last year i got to .500. it feels better this year. >> that's a great defense. >>> to baseball. the 49ers, the as are reportedly set to call up jesus lazardo. this guy brought his glove to the park to hold ice cream. making his second start since returning from the i.l. he threw five shut-out innings in new york last sunday. even better today. he struck out the side in the 1st inning. bottom of the 4th. as up 1-0. chris davis hitless in his previous 19 at-bats. bangs one off the wall for a two-run double. top of the fifth, tigers still looking for their first hit. christian stewart took care of that. his second home run of the series.

it is an accurate position that was put by the secretary of the war in a conversation with winston churchill. it seems you are aware thinking particularly of the philippines and the secretary of defense and said that was also an accurate prediction. as others might put it, we conquer the colonies. guam first in the united states fortified since they were able to take it through the day going another way with a bookmark difficult. in preparing to take guam, the united states bombarded them for two weeks taking on japanese military targets but laying waste to the capital cities overall with four fifths of the buildings in guam were destroyed and there was a japanese assault on fighting a fight and they begin beheading and executing hundreds of them and had started rolling through the streets. that was a preview of what might have been in the philippines. shortly after the united states under douglas macarthur went to take the philippines and particularly focused its attention on the city of manila. a cd containing a million people. it was at that point the sixth largest city in the united stat

not to mention winston churchill ‘s grandson! and that as well. absolutely.his family background. and those were also very much the names that we were hearing because that made the headlines. and therefore as journalists we are guilty about this and we talk about the names that grab attention. none of that really isa grab attention. none of that really is a surprise what now i think is going to happen and will be very difficult to work out how it will happen is what next to and i'm sure your viewers would be crying out for certainty for some time now. nothing is any clearer, unfortunately. that is any clearer, unfortunately. that is the bad news. what is clear is that the rebel conservative mps have lost their whip and are no longer conservative members. in terms of optics, how does that look? will it look bad for the tory party? we are running out of room for people who are no longer part of a coherent party a ny are no longer part of a coherent party any longer and parliament. it is funny when you look at the traditional design where you have the left and t

johnson's conservative party was extraordinary not least because johnson had sacked the grandson of winston churchill where they were together in 1954. i am truly very sad that it should end in this way and it is my most fervent hope that this house will rediscover the spirit of compromise humility and understand that will enable i asked finally took push ahead with the vital work in the interests of the whole country sitting in front of soames was another conservative rebel richard benyon who was also sacked the next day he told me of his concerns about the direction the party. he loved was being taken in the attitude of some of the people. who are around the prime minister and so not only coming as opposed to the yes and you know i think they have a big responsibility for the size that are 1000000000 last night and some of the things that were said to colleagues of mine more extraordinary. the generally held view is that the chance of ministration is.

but within days, winston had fallen seriously ill with parvovirus — a highly contagious disease thatutting down, it's just going to be a slow, painful death." "so can they make it quick, make it easy for him?" the breeder who sold danielle the puppy told us he maintained excellent standards, even though inspection reports found problems with waste, poor record—keeping and the presence of parvo at his farm. yet it was still given a licence by the council. vets are vets a re pa rt vets are part of the welfare system, too, yet according to senior vets we showed our evidence too, some of their colleagues have been found wanting. the system is definitely broken and vets are absolutely an integral part of it. we absolutely, asa integral part of it. we absolutely, as a profession, have a part to play on the responsibility of the health and welfare of the pets under our care. across the uk, there are safeguards in place to regulate puppy safeguards in place to regulate puppy farming but when that system fails, it is dogs that suffer and owners who can lose thousands of pounds. you have been

among them, sir nicklaus soames, the grandson of winston churchill.rs ago, i interviewed soames and johnson on my radio program and the subject for each was churchill. boris johnson had just written a biography called "the churchill factor: how one man made history." and with soames, i was glad to not only get his remembrances of his grandfather but the polarization. here's what he told me on my xm radio program. >> i'll tell you, michael, i was very surprised when i went back to washington to see how very polarized it has become. and there is a tradition here, as there always used to be in my experience in the senate when i worked there of people, although there was a political roughhouse and big disagreements, people really did make efforts to work together in the national interest and the in interest of constituents. >> stunning to hear that now. and how far things have moved across the pond in the last four or five years. sir nicholas and the prime minister both admired the legacy of winston churchill. my hunch is churchill would have been proud o

winston churchill gave his personal approval to send women into combat, in part because he loved warfare, he just thought it was cool, and in part because he didn't have a choice, there were no soldiers on the continent, but also in part because it made good battle sense. you could save 40,000, 50,000 men in combat if you were to put women in soldiers' roles, if you were to allow them to shoot a gun, at an airplane over london. like what general wouldn't try to make use of every available asset, if there were women in england who spoke french well enough to teach a teenager in france how to use a gun, and they wanted to go, they should go. so with churchill's blessing, they went. they were the very first women in combat. this woman is not alone. she was among the first. in her class was another woman who was in every respect different than odette. odette was very dramatic. for her war was an adventure, sort of romantic thing that she could do to help. this other woman was very common sense, she was aristocrat. she came from an island off the coast of africa. it had been french, captured

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among them, the grandson of winston churchill, nicholas soames, seen here as a boy, is furious at what'ss in the country, that what was a wonderfully broad, tolerant, humane church has now become a narrow sect. with westminster poised for an election, some of the expelled mps were already standing down, but there could be a fight from others who still want to represent the tories. rory stewart found out he wasn't welcome in the party, just as he was accepting an award for being politician of the year. i'm not going to be able to stand as a member of parliament because boris has decided he doesn't want me in the party... the former leadership candidate says he's not giving up on the conservatives. i really hope the party comes to its senses because this is not the way that mrs thatcher would have behaved, this is not the way any previous prime minister would behave. this is trying to deselect very loyal conservative ministers and cabinet ministers who have barely rebelled in their lives. philip hammond, the former chancellor, arrived at parliament today no longer a conservative mp. his as

robin winston has been all over this helping you try to get around this nasty situation, but look at this. a sea of head lice just crawling along 6.80 and on any given day it's horrible already, but you throw in the accident the rainy conditions. a lot of people looking over and it's almost a parking lot this stretches beyond that ridge and robin winston her or say earlier that it's actually coming back to the dublin interchange so try to avoid this area altogether or tell your boss you're going to be drastically late because it is a mess and it looks like a little bit of progress, i'm noticing right now guys before i toss it back to you look at that looks like a street sweeper is coming to the scene and that should start to help out with the fuel spill and try to remove it from the roadway. >>fingers crossed on that thank you we'll get the sooner the better robin we need some relief out there. >>do you know chp updated the log and they said that. left lane open by 8.30 this morning, so they want to be able to get some of that affic. i'm just suggesting that people stay away from it

telling teachers they can no longer give orstudents zeros on homew even if the student't d do it.ch winstonhurl high school in potomac bucking the distri t's polhat teachers can give a zero if the student doesn't bother to do any work. th new policy isng already stirri debate among parents. so, should teaers be allowed to give students zeros in school? weigh in on our fox5 insta poll. visit fox5dc.com and we'll oeck inn the answers throughout the morning. looks right now 94 percent say realtime resul there.. all right. they also have some realtime results from mike thomas. we've been talking l aot about dorian. we want to focus on our local forecast first. >>orian is sort of having an effect today because we're gttin c theudthat will put the d dorian puts a lot of moisture in the atmosphere so we will have some humidit still to contend with as we work our way through tou daytime h today. all right. an co g do 75 degrees right now outside ren though if we touch 80 that heat indexill jump a little bit. winds are out of the otnorth-northeast but n too far above our heads it's out of the south

bush loved winston churchill, winston churchill's bust was in the oval office his entire presidency.hen he found out winston churchill after he left office became a painter i remember him saying i'm going to become a painter and i'm thinking right. he is an outstanding painter, very distinctive and he should want to buy some of the paintings and donate one for a charity you cannot cut off. >> he occupied the dean's office for some time. they've not let certain speakers access their views on campuses when views are not the ones that the majority of students have. >> this is a right of passage, i protested, didn't you protest when you were a student? >> that is unfortunate, shouting people, that is not the way to go. it is a part of activism, sort of a useful sense of passion about a conviction of their ideals. it is pretty much under challenge. >> when slavery was prevalent, was were white people thinking, blacks were not the same species? how do they justify? >> you tell me what they were thinking. i think -- >> they were not here then. some of them were here but they were thinking a

winston is 1 year old.he letters "m" and "w" hysterical. take a look. >> "w." [ laughter ] >> "m." [ laughter ] >> "w." >> oh, boy. winston's nickname is according to his parents -- [ applause ] his nickname is mr. personality. well deserved, winston. so many people on social media commenting that winston and that laugh made their day and we thank you, we have to agree with that. [ applause ] >> thank you, lara. >>> we're going to move on now to our "gma" cover story. it's the royal road trip across africa. prince harry and duchess meghan are spending their final day apart focusing on some of the causes that matter most to them and duchess meghan even made a surprise guest appearance though, alongside her husband via skype, and maggie rulli has all the details. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: hey, george. well, it's not a bad view, right? we wanted to bring you guys here to the nature preserve to show you the kind of beautiful dramatic landscapes harry is trying to protect. one big issue for harry has be

no estimation on when they will clear it robin winston are. part of our team coverage. she said there was a half hazmat situation as well so that's going to take some time and i did see about 2. the tow trucks at the scene but they were just parked on the side. they were not even mobilizing to start to remove that jackknifed big rig which looks like a construction big break by the way was not like say a semi truck carrying food to look like a construction truck. possibly carrying or sand of that friday. so it's not like the semi trucks that you are probably thinking about that you can see what it's doing. right now it is not raining. but the road is very slick and it was often on sprinkling throughoutwthe night so we don't know the cause whether or not it was weather related speed related. but i can tell you you can see james and area. it's on the decline. so that's when they start to pick up speed so who knows what caused this accident. but we'll try to get an update throughout the morning. i can tell you if you're waking up and you're thinking about heading 6.80 don't

s one of them the grandson of winston churchill lawrence lee reports. london's parliament square is graced with a statue of britain's most famous politician and the ghost of winston churchill his legacy and beliefs have very much been on people's minds in this extraordinary contradictory week. when parliament resumes prime minister boris johnson himself above refers to churchill invoked the language and even the intonation of the wartime leader. to suggest that the u.k. was somehow in a conflict with the european union he used the very same words about the e.u. that churchill had done about nazi germany in 1944 you never surrender that sort of language comes from the playbook of johnson's new chief of staff dominic cummings a brick said idealogue behind the slogan take back control and cummings many believe was also behind the brutal treatment of those conservatives who could not accept johnson's agenda contrary to the prime minister's assertion one of those was cynical assumes a conservative grandy summarily sacks with 20 others for refusing to support

, that is because he is winston churchill's grandson.olas. he has served for almost 30 years. today in parliament he got choked up giving what amounted to his farewell address while urging his colleagues to continue to oppose what boris johnson is trying to do. >> mr. speaker, i'm not standing in the next election and i am vast approaching the end of 37 years service to this house of which i have been proud and honored beyond words to be a member. i am surely very sad that it should end in this way, and it is my most fervent hope this house will rediscover the spirit of compromise, humility and understanding that will enable us finally to push ahead with the vital work in the interest of the whole country that has inevitably sadly neglected while we have debated so much time to wrestling with brexit. i urge the house to support this bill. >> here, here. >> if you do not understand how kicking winston churchill's grandson out of parliament gets great britain any closer to a solution to its current crisis, you are not alone. really nobody

churchill and of course he wrote a book about winston churchill and when he wrote that book he was sort of comparing himself a bit 1000 times a page to winston churchill but the thing is they are so different churchill was about substance the problem of course just has been all about style and selling as you rightly said just now the problem is what he's saying either don't exist because we still have no idea what these alternative arrangements of the backstop right baby and that's you know quite frankly it's very much sounds like they've done 6 a suggest that yes have nothing misleading statements and number 10 you know before all his charm he still comes up against the exact same realities as to reason made it but unfortunately although she got some simply i think we are pains are really pretty much exhausted with sympathy and they too think that boris johnson is duplicitous they too worry that like can't actually trust anything he says imagine this british prime minister thought of by his counterparts abroad as someone who is both untrustworthy and mendacious i don't think we've ever

a golden toilet has been stolen from the birthplace of british wartime leader, winston churchill.ght there. the costly commode is set to be valued a million and was just installed two days ago. the toilet these use at least two vehicles to get the job done this morning. removal of the toilet from the plumbing system cause significant damage and flooding. >> mark, can you top that? >> i love how that was strategically placed before weather . >> we need that tell the back, right? >> that's what were talking about. weather-wise, in the bay area, we had hot temperatures once again in land but if you are coast side around the bay you definitely noticed the change. san francisco yesterday in the 90s pic today, only 70 degrees. look at the upper 90s to write around 100 tour concord, toward antioch, in the fairfield area. the main reason we cooled off today, the fog making of come back and that working in tandem with a good onshore breeze. that will eventually cool entire bay area off as we head into sunday. you can see up here in the area of low pressure. that will be the key with coolin

dog lover danielle foley bought her new puppy, a beagle she called winston, from a licensed puppy farmhat is often fatal. two o‘clock in the morning, the vet rang my mum and said his organs are shutting down and it‘s going to be a slow and painful death, so can they make it quick and easy for him? the breeder who sold danielle the puppy told us he maintained excellent standards, even though inspection reports found problems with waste, poor record—keeping and the presence of parvo at his farm, yet it was still given a licence by the council. vets are part of the welfare system too, yet according to senior vets we showed our evidence to, some of their colleagues have been found wanting. the system is definitely broken and vets are an integral part of it. as a profession, we absolutely have a part to play. our responsibility is to the health and welfare of the animals under our care. across the uk, there are safeguards in place to regulate puppy farming. but when that system fails, it‘s dogs that suffer, and owners who can lose thousands of pounds. wyre davies, bbc news. and you can see

churchill and of course he wrote a book about winston churchill and i haven't even said i will never surrender it in exactly the same with the church churchill did in 1939 yes i mean you know when he wrote that book he was sort of comparing himself from 8000 times that page to winston churchill but the thing is they are so different churchill was about substance the problem with 1st jones it's been all about style and selling as you rightly said just now the problem is that what he's selling either don't exist. because we still have no idea what these alternative arrangements of the backstop and that you know quite frankly very much sounds like they don't exist yet have nothing misleading statement from number 10 and here is in downing street having surrounded him. self to the most old and most of the brits because advisors and ministers as well do you think at some point if you actually can't get any new deal he's prepared to take the u.k. without anything that would lead to some enormous done kirk style to continue churchill dunkirk style retreats if you continue to do that you thi

reporter: johnson retaliated, and expelled from his own party all the mps who crossed him, including winston churchill's own grandson, nicholas soames. >> this is the most divisive issue of my lifetime. >> reporter: so what's next? >> in my view, and the view of this government, there must now be an election on tuesday the 15th of october. >> reporter: now the atmosphere here is so poisonous that it looks tonight as if parliament is now going to try and stop the prime minister from having an election, which has caused anger and frustration, as you can imagine, norah. but if anything, even more confusion. s t world turns over there, elizabeth. thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead. a "60 minutes" exclusive. the woman sexually assaulted by a stanford swimmer reveals and reclaims her identity. >>> later, one state takes an unprecedented step towards ending teen vaping. >>> and our profiles in service. >>> and our profiles in service. we'll have more with the did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? using multiple cleaners on grease can

thieves have stolen a toilet from the birthplace of winston churchill. maybe because it's made of solid gold the fully functioning work america by italian a conceptual artist or it's your catalog been in stores for 2 days earlier palace west of london previously it was shown at the guggenheim museum in new york we move will cost significant flooding. in zimbabwe tens of thousands of people gathered in the capital harare for the state funeral of former leader robert mugabe well vicious is tasked with being paraded into the national sports stadium surrounded by a military band the current and former african leaders were in attendance officer raul between the gaba family and the government it has now been agreed that he will be buried in the national heroes a come on human in about a month's time the rules about a full 37 years he died in a singapore hospital last week at the age of 95. go live to our correspondent privileges from here is. a privilege tell us more about the funeral that took place today. it's more than 10 african leaders from. various count

it goes back to 1952, winston churchill, the first prime minister for winston churchill, the first primenston churchill, the first prime minister for her. those weekly audiences they always have, meeting in buckingham palace and it is based on discretion. you hardly ever hear a word coming out of those conversations. that is what is at the heart of that relationship, the queen can give advice if you want to do, she can talk about her wealth of experience over all of that time. the other point though, as you say, the convention is she is kept out of politics and in this sense, it sounds as if david cameron may be pushed her a little bit too into all of that. he sounded as if he regretted talking about it, because it is not the done thing for a prime minister to talk about what the queen has said to him or her. but the current prime minister was asked whether he thought david cameron had put the queen in a difficult position? not only do i not comment on conversation i may have held with her majesty, but i don't comment on conversation she may have had with anybody else. i just conversatio

churchill and of course he wrote a book about winston churchill and when he wrote that book he was sort of comparing himself a bit 1000 times a page to winston churchill but the thing is they are so different churchill was about substance the problem was her strength has been all about style and selling as you rightly said just now the problem is that what he's saying either don't exist. because we still have no idea what these alternative arrangements of the backstop might be and that's you know quite frankly it's very much sounds like they've done 6 a suggest that yes have nothing misleading statements or number 10 you know for all his charm he still comes up against the exact same realities as to reason made it but unfortunately those she got some simply i think we are pains are really pretty much exhausted with sympathy and they to think that bars johnson's duplicitous they to worry that they can't actually trust anything he says imagine this as a british prime minister thought of by his counterparts abroad as someone who is both untrustworthy and mendacious i don't think we've ever

winston back to throw and stanford's richard sherman fear the tree, pick six, 20-7 late fourth, bucssix the other way again. they have three interceptions today. 31-17, jimmy g. happy to be back. >> it feels really good. feels good to just be back. it's been a while since i've been out here with the guys for a full game. it was fun out there today. >> as you listen around and you hear people writing you off, you just hope they keep writing you off. the people writing me off, i hope they're writing their wills because i'm at your neck this year. i hope you understand that. >> feels good. can we stop right now? feels nice to be on the plus side. last year i got to 500 at 101. feels better so far this year. >> we've got preand post game at 7:00 on abc 7. a's tigers. camp nare ras throwing out the first pitch. bottom 4, a's up 1-0, two on for chris davis. crush. off the top of the wall. 2-run double and oakland has a two-run lead. look at the k counter. ten strike outs. went 7 innings strong. a's win 3-1. they're the second wildcard team but just a game back of tampa bay. ma nigh i can't

part of an art exhibition that had just opened a palace the birthplace of britain's wartime leader winston churchill police say a man in his sixty's has been arrested in connection with the burglary. very. few. visitors hoping to spend a penny on the world's most expensive toilet will have to hold it for night the 18 carat party of gold has gone missing just days after being unveiled at a palace in england. i'm really showed the country the 1000000 pound toilet that's been stolen all gold i wanted to go and that is quite shocking i have to admit i go back over to the home we were there in the crime scene someone stole a 1000000 pound toilet with this amazing story i think. the toilets had been part of an exhibition of the work of italian artist move it seal castle and he called this piece america intending it as a comment on extravagant wealth catalan described it as one percent art for the 99 percent when it was on display in new york hundreds of thousands of people queued up for some light relief for the. police are still trying to locate the toilet 103 kilograms of solid gold thieves if

an art exhibit that had just opened at burnham palace the birthplace of britain's wartime leader winston churchill police say a man in his sixty's has been arrested in connection with the burglary. you're watching the deadly news from berlin next is a documentary film turning toxic the buy a month on tom ridge or american i haven't seen from me and the entire news team thanks for watching. on the screen. for the meal and i'm good with the brand new w in the army post it's a personal device the topics for the success or lack of climate change in the return of movies only recent check out.