coming to the melania trump will be coming to the residency of the us ambassador in central london, where we are. welcome to viewers on bbc two, joining viewers on the bbc news channel as we watch air force one about to come to a standstill at sta nsted about to come to a standstill at stansted airport, about to come to a standstill at sta nsted airport, touching about to come to a standstill at stansted airport, touching down in the last few minutes, bringing on board, of course, the 45th president of the united states, donald trump, along with the first lady, melania trump. as he was in the airjust before he touched down, donald trump tweeted about the mayor of london, the city in which he will spend the next two days, saying sadiq khan, who by all accounts has done a terriblejob of who by all accounts has done a terrible job of mayor of london, has been foolishly nasty to the visiting president of the united states, by far the most important ally of the united kingdom. he is a stone cold loser who should focus on crime in london, not me, said the president. so in typicalfashion,

today at five. the conclusions to the london bridge inquests are due shortly the coroner concludes the victims we re the coroner concludes the victims were unlawfully killed. eight people died in the van and knife attacks injune 2017. 48 were injured. the family of one of the attackers has been criticised for not doing more to report his extremist behaviour. we will be live with the latest at the old bailey. i'll also be talking to a security expert. at the 620 summit itjapan, a stern faced theresa may tells the russian president the salisbury nerve agent attack was a despicable act. as a heatwave continues to grip parts of europe, france registers its highest temperatures since records began. the heat‘s also on in glastonbury, as one of the world's biggest music festivals gets underway a story of enduring love we speak to the filmmaker nick broomfield about his new documentary about songwriter leonard cohen and his partner, marianne. why did you write that? i didn't, paul mccartney wrote it. you know, the beatles. and imagine a world without the beatles. find out what mark kermo

. that's live from london, tuesday at 8:40 5 a.m. eastern on c-span two. >> joining us now is dr. amanda sloan with brookings institution. -- goodry morning. what are the larger ramifications of this trip when it comes to the relationship between these two countries? guest: this trip will be focused on ceremony and less on substance. as you have been discussing, we have an american president very unpopular in the u.k. and we have theresa may as prime minister, who will step down as leader of the conservative party in the next couple of days, so she is a lame-duck in terms of policy discussions. it is a state visit. a lot of pageantry comes with that. the focus will be looking at the larger fundamentals of the importance of the relationship. host: how would you gauge the nature of the relationship today? guest: you can look at relationships in terms of relations between countries and relations between leaders. between countries, the u.k. has been one of our closest allies. we continue to cooperate with them on defense. there are a number of policy differences. in terms of relation

fashion show in london. they were designed by a norwegian college student. he said he was inspired by childhood memories and how they get hays hazy over time. with that "fox & friends first" continues right now. it is monday, june 3rd. the president touching down in london overnight, kicking off a three-day state visit in the u.k. >> london's left-leaning mayor made sure his welcome was anything but a warm one. we have fox news team coverage all morning long. >> and back here at home, on this side of the world, mexican officials will attend meetings of their own after the white house threatens tariffs on goods crossing the southern border. >> we're live with the steps mexico says it's taking to help end the crisis and keep our partnership intact. >> also, shocking new images showing an ungodly mess in parts of the city of an jess. >> the new -- angels. >> the new health emergency gripping one of the wealthiest states in the country. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive. ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive, i'm alive. >

and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he is the editor of politics 1st magazine hard gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate me go to marcus 1st in london we had in st petersburg over the last few days a visit by the chinese president sealed some deal new trading deals with russia at the same time we had this gathering commemorating the 75th 75th landing at normandy which 2 events of the last few days will be remembered most in history go ahead marcus well anyone who forsake and it's not. all who falls against imperial japan should be commemorates it and should be celebrated however ever since the end of the 2nd world or unfortunately in the west instantly american influence and is treated as being really reasons because if so on some another planet and suit they with think that world will suit and it's on the beaches of normandy which is absolutely incorrect it was only days. well world war 2 was won and lost is on the eastern sunset box and 88 percent of the consul was untrue let me put it in a novel way of every

:00 p.m. in london. president trump is getting a royal welcome for the royals. ahead, his back and forth with a couple of critics and what protesters say they're planning. plus, mexico making a threat of their own after the president warned of new taxing on all mexican products. how his ultimatum on immigration could backfire. the missing mom, husband and his girlfriend go to court in connecticut. the larges that they're facing. reporting begins now. president trump in the u.k. where he's getting royal treatment. he's there for a three-day state visit packed with plenty of pomp and circumstance. protests expected in the streets. next up on his schedule, an elaborate state dinner at buckingham palace. first, here's some of what you may have missed. after landing the u.k., the president and the princess got a ride on marine one. they landed on the lawn where prince charles and his wife camilla met them. a royal gun salute heralded their arrival. president trump then attended a private lunch with her majesty, the queen, before a special showing from the royal art collection. they look

you are. good afternoon. police were called to the london home of borisjohnson and his partner carrie symonds after and his partner carrie symonds after a neighbours reported hearing a loud argument in the early hours of friday morning. metropolitan police say all occupants of a house were safe and well. this afternoon, the first of a series of hustings events around the country will take place in birmingham. mrjohnson and jeremy hunt, the two surviving candidates for the conservative party leadership, will be questioned by party members and they will vote next month on which man will become their party leader and the next prime minister. our political correspondent eleanor wilkinson was sports. this morning, no sign of borisjohnson at sports. this morning, no sign of boris johnson at the sports. this morning, no sign of borisjohnson at the london flat he shares with his partner, terry symons. the flat police were called to bya symons. the flat police were called to by a neighbour concern for the welfare of a woman inside —— carrie symonds. the couple had been in a relation

this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at ten. the coroner at the london bridge inquest clears the police and mi5 of failing to prevent the attacks. the inquest also finds that all eight victims were unlawfully killed. the frostiest of handshakes, as theresa may tells vladimir putin to stop russia's irresponsible and destabilising activity. and france endures its highest ever recorded temperature, france are knocked out of the world cup by the united states who play england in the semifinals. and france endures its highest ever recorded temperature, a staggering 45.9 degrees. the bbc news at ten with clive myrie is coming up. but first, a reminder of our main story. the coroner at the london bridge attack inquests says he isn't persuaded mi5 and the police missed opportunities to prevent what happened. in ruling that the eight victims were unlawfully killed, the chief coroner for england and wales, mark lucraft, said the work of the security services was generally thorough and rigorous. assistant commissioner neil basu, from the metropolitan police, said that it isn't po

with boris johnson, used to be the mayor of london. foreign secretary for a while, when trump was last in london a year ago, boris johnson had resigned as secretary. he thought he would be a great prime minister. trump has repeated those comments in his interviews with british press and there is speculation on whether trump is going to meet with boris johnson while he's in london. >> how do they relate to each other? >> when trump was campaigning for president, boris johnson was interviewed and saying things that were not particularly positive of president trump. in the intervening, he's been flattering of trump. and welcomes his hard line decision on delegagetting the u of the eu. >>> 2027488000 and independents 2027488002. the uk guardian had this piece this morning about the president's trip, mr. trump is a demagogue who represents a threat to peace, democracy, and the climate of our planet. as an elected leader you can't be ignored but making the wife of four adult children as honored guests of the queen, risks, the more serious threat that mr. trump's presence in plaque statements

to london, into a world of spies and spy-catchers of corruption and those who dare to expose it. a world in which murder happens often. was there a hit list in mind? >> i'm sure there was. >> reporter: but our story begins closer to home. on a late winter evening, paul joyal, an intelligence analyst, was driving to his house just outside washington, d.c. it was quiet and dark. >> i got out of my car. there were two men waiting in the bushes. they jumped me. one man i fought with, and we ended up on the ground in a tussle. and this one man said to someone else i didn't see, "shoot him." so i covered my heart with my arms, i turned to the side. and a shot went through me. >> reporter: one shot? >> one shot, and then i heard the click. >> reporter: another click? >> right. and nothing happened. >> reporter: so you're shot once. >> right. >> reporter: you're rolling to protect yourself. >> right. i hear a chamber to clear it, gun jammed. at that point in time, the lights went on in my house. >> reporter: joyal's wife, elizabeth, heard the commotion. >> all of a sudden, i hear a shot. a

in london says the uk should be prepared to leave the eu without one. former universities minister sam gyimah says he is standing in the conservative leadership contest to replace theresa may. he is the 13th candidate to enter the race. liverpool win the greatest prize in european football — they're now back home for a victory parade. heavy rain and snow is hampering the search for eight climbers, including four people from britain who are missing in the himalayas. a cruise ship lost control as it was docking in venice, crashing into the wharf and hitting a tourist boat. boxer, anthonyjoshua, has suffered a shock defeat — losing his three world titles in new york to underdog andy ruinunior. and now on bbc news, let's have a look back at some of the highlights this week from the victoria derbyshire programme. hello and welcome to our programme. for the next half an hour, will bring you some of the exclusive and originaljournalism we have broadcast over last week. so far this year, 100 people have been stabbed to get in uk. for one community in particular, the crisis is so acute

dinner in the city of london. she is pretty shaken up. i think that, you know, what happened was unacceptable and disproportionate. you know, we were there peacefully protesting. who knows what she had ina protesting. who knows what she had in a bag? it could have been a knife, acid, it could have been worse. iranians state tv broadcasts pictures of what it says is wreckage ofa us pictures of what it says is wreckage of a us drone it shot down as us media reports that president trump approved retaliatory strikes before changing his mind. the first patients benefit from a pioneering new treatment for blood cancer now available on the nhs. accusations that westminster has "failed" the north of england, as a new report criticises the lack of investment in the northern powerhouse. commemorations at scapa flow in orkney — to mark 100 years since germany sank its own first world war fleet. and in sport — it's like he's never been away... andy murray is impressive, on his return to the court, five months after surgery. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. there have been call

called along with the london ambulance service at 3:30am this morning to reports of a woman in cardiac arrest at this address. the women aged 26 was suffering from sta b the women aged 26 was suffering from stab injuries and it was established she was apparently eight—month pregnant. despite the efforts of paramedics the victim died at the scene. the baby was delivered before being taken to hospital and remains ina being taken to hospital and remains in a critical condition. more information, a 37—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and is in custody. some distressing news they are from metropolitan police. the united states and china have agreed to resume talks to ease the trade war between the world's two largest economies. us president donald trump and china's president xi jinping reached the agreement at the g20 summit injapan. mr trump also said american companies can once again sell products to the chinese tech giant huawei, after an effective ban on such sales was introduced in may. from osaka, nick bryant sent this report. this was the day when the g20 s

. president donald trump has arrived in london at the beginning of a week long trip to europe it is the 1st state visit for trump to the u.k. we are just waiting for him now to exit air force one the president will later head to ireland and to france for commemorations of the d.-day landings british authorities are braced for protest a visit by trump last year attracted widespread demonstrations trump has managed to ruffle feathers in london already with remarks about bret's it and his endorsement of a candidate to succeed to some way as prime minister so let's get more on this now we are joined by correspondent charles potts who is live for us in london and charlotte we understand that the president is about to step out of his plane what is on the agenda for his visit. well trump is receiving the full royal treatment basically today you see buckingham palace behind me and he will be greeted by every high ranking member of the royal family at some point today he will spend most of the day with the queen with a luncheon with the 1st lady and after that they will visit westminster abbey and a

report identified london bridge as a viable target just weeks before the attack. the former head of uefa, michel platini, is questioned by french police over the awarding of the 2022 world cup to qatar. and the cricket world cup sees england take on afghanistan for the first time ever on english soil. coming up in the sport later in the hour, we have the latest from queen's. but it has been a very wet start to the second day of the grass court tournament. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the race to become conservative leader and prime minister intensifies today, with a second round of voting by mps on the six remaining candidates. they'll be knocked out if they come last, or if they fail to secure at least 10% of the vote, that is 33 supporters. those who get through will take part in a live bbc debate this evening. it will be a chance to scrutinise the frontunner boris johnson, who's almost certain to make it through. he refused to take part in a tv debate at the weekend, and a westminster hustings yesterday. our political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. wh

the london bridge attacks — how chaos and confusion meant long delays in treating some of the injured. ambulance crews waited more than three hours after the attackers had been killed to to help some victims. but a senior manager at the london ambulance service praised crews who volunteered to put themselves in danger. also tonight... the tory leadership candidates face questions from journalists — but borisjohnson is absent again. iran issues a warning — it's about to exceed the agreed limit on its nuclear programme. and the residents of wainfleet in lincolnshire are warned of more rain and more flooding this week. they've forecast terrific thunderstorms and rain, so if that river gets any more water, it's going to burst its banks again. and coming up on bbc news, it's no joy for roy at the cricket world cup as england's opener is ruled out of their next two matches with a hamstring injury. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. chaos, confusion and communications problems hampered the efforts of emergency services to help victims of the london bridge attacks. a

woman who was eight months pregnant has been stabbed to death in thornton heath, south london, and her baby is critically ill in hospital. donald trump visits south korea. north korea has not yet said whether its leader, kim jong—un, will meet the us president when he visits the border between the two koreas. labour leaderjeremy corbyn dismisses claims that some civil servants think he's too frail to be prime minister, and demands an investigation into who said it. the uk enjoys the hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures soaring across southern england. a top temperature of 3a degrees celsius was recorded in heathrow. and then there were four, as sweden join the netherlands, usa and england in the semi finals of the women's world cup. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers the journalist and author, christina patterson, and katherine forster, a journalist at the sunday times — stay with us for that. good evening. the united states and china have agreed to resume talks to ease the trade war between the world's two largest econ

stoked in part by london's mayor who despices the president of the united states, mayor kahn writing an op ed that said a lot about the president's visit. he wrote this, it's so unbritish to be rolling out the red carpet this week for a formal state visit for a president whose behavior flies in the face of the ideas of america, was founded upon equality, liberty and religious freedom. very interesting contrast. the president not long ago tweeting a response, a bit of punching down there. i will give more details about that, but obviously he has called the mayor of london a poor mayor in the past. don't forget, we have more news to cover. we talked about trade and we talked a bit about the change of leadership here. there's also change on the trump team back in washington. kevin hassett is stepping down. the president making that announcement on twitter. we'll see who might be in the running to replace him. for now, back to you in new york. >> the president traveled to london last year but that was a working visit. if you could for us, explain the significance of a state visit and how mu

youjihadijack. while you've been away, there have been attacks in manchester, the london bridge attacks, there have been attacks in paris. there's very little appetite to give you a second chance because of what you've done. to be honest, i'm not asking any... it's not like i'm appealing to the british public to give me a second chance. it's not something anyone would do. if i was a member of the british public, i wouldn't give me a second chance, probably. maybe in the specific situation but i don't expect that from anyone. so what do you expect, jack? that's the problem, i don't know what's going to happen. i've been here two years, every few days i hear any promise. it never gets kept. as for, and it's probably not that important, but in manchester, what happened in london on the bridge, etc, i was in prison at the time. this was a long, long time after i left isis. yeah, but, jack, that's the point. your recruitment as a westerner, as a white middle class boy from oxford, signed up and joined the so—called islamic state, that you were a rallying cry. you gave their insanity more credence

were ok i'm happy to report. over the past decade london has become a 2nd home to the top american sports there are already annual n.f.l. and n.b.a. games and on saturday and sunday 2 giants of major league baseball will be playing in the english capital the winnings as the story. pitching to play a major league baseball game in the u.k. would once have been unthinkable but on your american football and basketball games in london have been a success and that's helped bring by sponsor the stadium the hosted the olympics 7 years ago the 2 biggest names in bicycle play here on saturday and some by the boston red sox a new york yankees tickets sold quickly despite an average price of over $300.00 over 60000 people will attend each going to people you know and in the london city government welcome to us with open arms they wanted to make london a world class sporting destination they've done with the olympics with the cricket world cup with what the n.f.l. is done and we're happy to be a part of that major league games have previously been played in japan mexico australia around poza ri

year. but can london really compete with silicon valley when it comes to technology? a critical day for england and scotland, at the women's world cup. after facing each other in their opening match, both nations are back in action with qualification for the knock out stages at stake. it's friday 1a june. our top story. survivors and the families of those who lost their lives in the fire at grenfell tower will come together today to mark the second anniversary of the tragedy. figures seen by bbc breakfast show that more than 8,000 people have been screened for trauma by the dedicated mental health team. graham satchell has more. g re nfell tower was grenfell tower was lit up overnight to mark two years since the fire. the impact on the community here, the trauma, only now becoming fully apparent. the community lost a lot of people. when the tragedy happened, everyone was so confused as to what was going on. he spent the night of the fire trying to help people. what he witnessed still hau nts people. what he witnessed still haunts him. i'll never forget. never, everforget. haunts him

>>> good morning. we are live in london for you. president trump continues his first official state visit to the u.k.. we have a look at what happened overnight as we wait for that press conference that's about to begin. >> also here at home. pride events. we'll take a look at some of the major events happening in santa clara county and other areas. >> this is mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us again. we are taking you live to london. we are waiting for the press conference between president trump and the prime minister theresa may. they have been meeting this morning. morning our time that is. the two staffs have been meeting. the two having talking and expected to address trade among other topics in the next few minutes we've seen a officials arrive there like they getting the microphone set and making sure that everything's ready to do >>> and we'll say good morning thank you for joining us i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. >> there's a little bit of patchy fog but not much to make a difference. a little hint of a northerly breeze or offshore. thunderstorms w

♪ >> touchdown in london. president trump in the u.k. next, the big protest expected. china says the trade war hasn't make america great again, and is investigating fedex. coalitiony's grand has chancellor merkel quitting throwing the chancellorship deeper into turmoil. good morning, good afternoon if you are in asia. "bloomberg surveillance." we will look at your markets in the second. but first, president trump is u.k.,rriving in the air force one and all of its glory landing just a couple minutes ago. president trump will meet members of the royal family and will be expected to discuss climate change and chinese technology during talks with the outgoing prime minister, theresa may. protests have been planned and althoughk., president trump has spoken of his admiration of the prime minister, he is also expected to have differences of opinion in the talks, which begin tomorrow. we are waiting for the doors of air force one to open. i'm sure we will get a glimpse of the first family. we understand on the u.k. side that the prime minister will raise the issue of climate change wit

president trump is now officially in london for a three day state visit. tomorrow meeting without growing minister theresa may. the president arrives right now he is at winfield house. that is the ambassadors residence. the mayor of london is being nasty to a major ally. who's looking forward to being a good ally to the united kingdom. british tabloid told the president that megan merkel has said in the past that she said should move to canada if the president ended up becoming president. somehow over the weekend that morphed into the president calling the dashes of sussex nasty. he's bringing along his kids but the president will not meet megan merkel today. the kids get to a dinners with the royal family over the next three days. they alluded to the fact we are commemorated another moment when our nation in the entire world was tested at the highest level. the 75th anniversary of d-day. right after this event we will board air force one and traveled to the united kingdom into normandy france. honoring the 75th anniversary. the president well have a lunch and a few hours with the

feud with the mayor of london ramps up. a community in mourning as a vigil held for the victims of the virginia beach shooting and investigators search for the motive behind the attack. crunch thyme for the supreme court with the justices set to rule on several controversial cases. all sides eagerly await the decisions from the new court. i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing." president trump launching a three-day trip to the united kingdom. the state visit marked by royal ceremony, international diplomacy and a smattering of political controversy. john roberts is travelling with the president. joining us live in london. john? >> dana, good evening to you from london where it's turning 7:00 and it's beginning to get a lot noisier here outside of buckingham pal lace as people filter in after work and as the hour approaches for the president to come here for an official state dinner tonight. we have pro trump protesters on one side and anti-trump protesters on the other side of buckingham palace. it's been a day that's been marked by pomp & ceremony and controversy. on the pomp a

protests isn't. we are expecting massive protests in london tonight actually in front of buckingham palace protesters have already pledged to disrupt this stage of the state banquet and then tomorrow we are expecting protesters to rally around downing street and all over central london indeed to protest donald trump's visit to the u.k. and it's not only the public the protesters that are concerned with his visit it's also politicians from the labor party the opposition labor party have come out against this visit publicly for example jeremy corbin the leader of the opposition party boycotting that state dinner tonight and others saying that donald trump is a threat to the world order and the red carpet shouldn't be rolled out for him at the u.k. at the moment the congress and in the u.k. to time of political turmoil of a brain surgeon is because he's already and his views on this subject said going to . it's very controversial indeed of course supporters of donald trump here in the u.k. say think that if you should say whatever he wants to that he can meddle with domestic politics and many

a friendship between nations that donald trump calls eternal but elsewhere in london there's a very different perception awaiting the president. plus sudan's military council's all previous agreements with the opposition that calls for new elections that's after troops opened fire on protesters killing dozens and good a country it's more. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program today is the 30th anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre in beijing when this image was seared into the collective memory that iconic photo of a lone man facing down a column of armored tanks defiance of the brutal crackdown in tiananmen square when chinese soldiers shot and killed hundreds of their own armed fellow citizens and one. spring of 1909 students occupied the square demanding new reforms and freedoms from the communist government but their hopes for economic and social change greater freedom of speech and less corruption were too much for the regime the chinese government declared martial law and in the early hours of june 4th troops moved in and brutally ended the pro-democracy movement their

. gun salutes in green park and the tower of london mark the occasion. this afternoon, the president and first lady melania trump laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in westminster abbey. in the past half—hour the president and first lady took tea with charles and camilla at clarence house. but there was controversy this morning, when, moments after touching down, mr trump called the mayor of london, sadiq khan "a stone—cold loser", after mr khan said he didn't agree with the visit. i'm annita mcveigh, live from winfield house, the us ambassador's residence, where the president is staying. i'll have all the latest as donald trump prepares for his speech at this evening's state banquet, at buckingham palace. hello. a very warm welcome. i'm christian fraser at buckingham palace. it's been a day of ceremony here in london. president trump welcomed by the queen on the first day of his state visit. a busy day, shuttling between the palace, clarence house and westminster abbey, with, for the most part, a cordial atmosphere. air force one arrived at stansted airport at breakfas

? >> i did. >> the trip to london and norm di on the 75th anniversary. i'm envious. >> melissa: president trump hitting back at london's mayor khan who wrote a column calling the president a global threat. meanwhile, some prominent liberals in the uk are boycotting the president's visit. here's what the president said about london's mayor before he left washington yesterday. >> i don't like him at all. no, i don't think much of him. i think that he's the twin of de blasio except shorter. >> melissa: there you go. a spokesman for khan responding, sadiq is representing the progressive values of london and our country, warning that dnld trump is the most egregious example of a growing far-right threat around the globe, which is putting at risk the basic values that have defined our liberal democracies for more than 70 years. this morning, jeremy hunt greeted president trump when he landed in london and he had this to say to his countrymen who are lashing out at the president. >> what is really inappropriate is for anyone to boycott a visit by the president of the united states. by

lacqua in london. these are your markets. downward pressure for the stoxx 600. stocks, a route among faang stocks yesterday on the nasdaq, after talk of investigating them, leading to speculation. u.s. 10 year yields, aftermarket focus, is on when the fed will cut, instead of, if. coming up on "bloomberg surveillance," we hear from the shell chief executive on the oil price and later, liam black and bob diamond. straight to the first word news. the italian prime minister threatening to resign if the partners in the populace coalition do not stop squabbling. he is demanding they get to work on new policies to help the country. he has acted as a mediator in the-year-old government. they argue on everything from tax and immigration to infrastructure. the u.s. fed may need to cut interest rates soon to counter downside risks from the trade to jamesording bullard. these comments, marking the first, fed official has publicly suggested the need for a cut. edging closer to a bear market collapse, as wall street bankers raise the specter of recession and saudi arabia tries to reassure i

london's mayor. i'm elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. it was a full day of pageantry. the british lavished the president and first lady with spectacle with a marine one landing at buckingham palace. all filled with pomp and circumstance. a 48-gun salute. the president and first lady also attended to wreath laying at westminster abby. president trump and queen elizabeth celebrating the long-lasting friendship between the two countries since d day. >> visits by the american president reminds us of the close, long lasting friendship between the queen of england and the united states. we'll demonstrate the importance both our countries attach to the relationship. >> as we honor our shared heritage we affirm the values that will last long into the future. liz prr the president met with insults from the london mayor who is up for reelection. calling the president a quote fascist. the president calling the mayor a stone cold loser. richard, thank you so much for joining us. the u.s. president is there to represent american families who lost loved ones on the beache

troubled. why the news continues. laura ingraham again in london tonight. what time is it there. >> 3:00 a.m. we're just starting to party here. it's really fun. >> did you go to picadilly circus and the sports bar within the casino? loop yeah, i had plenty of time to do that. i was trying to figure out, was it time to eat? >> after the show. it's the only place open. >> sean, i had to hang out with the protesters. i had to hang out. there might be been dancing and drumming done. >> you're the one that punctured. >> that would have been smart. i think trump should embrace the trump baby balloon. he loves trump and babies, trump baby. he's totally positive. they should adopt it and they'll start flying it. that's my theory. >> have a great time in london. try the sports bar after the show. we'll head there. picadilly circle. >> okay, thanks so much. i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle live here from london tonight or this morning. day two of president trump's visit here. protesters took to the streets and so did raymond arroyo and myself. footage of what we found? oh, boy. p

says about them at the inquests into the deaths in the london bridge attacks. coming up on afternoon live: all the sport. the wimbledon draw‘s been made and it's been releatively kind to the brits involved. more to come. we would take a look at the all—time french record that has just been set ten minutes ago so we will take a closer look at the heatwave in europe, and it is also the hottest day of the year so far in scotland and wales, so we will look at those temperatures and the forecast for the weekend. thanks. also coming up: 4,500 tonnes of concrete and steel blown up nearly a year after the collapse of the morandi bridge in the italian city of genoa. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. theresa may has told the russian leader, vladimir putin, the nerve agent attack in salisbury was a despicable act and part of a pattern of unacceptable behaviour. in a frosty meeting at the 620 summit injapan, she told mr putin there's irrefutable evidence that russia was behind the novichok attack on former russian agent sergei skripal and his daughter last year, but mr putin

i'm joined by my guest dmitri he's a political analyst we spoke make international and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he's the editor of politics 1st magazine original in cross talk rules in effect that me. you can jump anytime you want and i always appreciate only go to markets 1st in london we had in st petersburg over the last few days a visit by the chinese president sealed some deal new trading deals with russia at the same time we had this gathering commemorating the 75th 75th landing at normandy which 2 events of the last few days will be remembered most in history go ahead marcus well anyone who fought against nazi isms who all who falls against imperial japan should be commemorated and should be celebrated its however it's ever since the end of the 2nd world war unfortunately in the west principally american brits and history has been rewritten because if someone from another planet came suit they would spank that will suit the cat and it's on the beaches of normandy which is absolutely incorrect it was only decent strums well overall suit it was won and lost is

minister theresa may held a joint news conference in london following their bilateral meeting. the president criticized london mayor sadiq khan and jeremy corbyn. other topics included the alliance, brags it and imposing stiffer tariffs on mexico. brexit and imposing stiffer tariffs on mexico. theresa may: this week we commemorate the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of those who give their lives for our liberty on d-day 75 years ago feeling that as leaders prepare together here from across the world, it is fitting that we begin with the celebration of the special relationship between the united kingdom and the states, engineering partners who stood side-by-side on the historic day and every day since. for generations at the heart of the transatlantic alliance has been our shared democratic values, our common interests, and our commitment to justice. it is the unity of purpose that will preserve the deep-rooted ties between our people, and underpin our nation's security and prosperity for the next 75 years and began. so i am very pleased to welcome the president of the united st

east london. six floors of the building are alight, no injuries have been reported. chanting a huge protest in hong kong against a new law that would allow suspected criminals to be extradited to china. mainland china uses all sorts of way to exercise their so—called dictatorship in hong kong. to kidnap the people they treat as enemies. i will continue to fight in your corner, because you're right. controversy over the labour mp supporting the birmingham protests against same—sex relationship teaching in primary schools. stuttering run up... cheering. england beat switzerland on penalties to finish third in the nations league. and in the women's world cup, england have just kicked off against scotland. good afternoon. the conservative leadership candidate michael gove has admitted he commited a criminal offence when he took cocaine on several occasions. speaking for the first time about his use of the class a drug, he said he had a "profound sense of regret" about it. it happened while he was working as a journalist 20 years ago. here's our political correspondent susana mendonc

other main headlines this evening. a court hears how investigators were not told that one of the london bridge attackers had been reported to an anti—terror hotline. six mps abandon the new party change uk. how they predicted the tides for d—day. in sport, all smiles asjoe konta goes into the quarterfinals at the french open, the first british woman to do so for 36 years. —— jo. good evening. we're at buckingham palace on the second day of donald trump's state visit, with the us president praising the relationship between america and the uk, saying it was the "greatest alliance the world has ever known." speaking at a news conference, side by side with theresa may, he said washington was committed to what he called a "phemonenal post brexit trade deal," insisting everything, including the nhs, would be on the table. mrs may, who stands down as conservative party leader on friday, spoke of the "precious and profound" alliance between their two countries, but said friends could also be open and disagree. and mr trump revealed he'd turned down a request from jeremy corbyn for a mee

highlight of the london leg depending how the questions and answers go. yesterday was something else. see what we get today. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. how are you doing? >> sandra: good morning. the anticipation building now. i'm sandra smith. that news conference running 15 to 20 minutes late at this point. we've seen a number of high profile rivals watching along with you as we await that joint news conference any moment now following a morning of talks. we're expecting the president and prime minister to address a wide range of issues including brexit, trade, the economy, earlier this morning they met with business leaders before heading to downing street. here is a bit of that. >> nations -- we can take the partnership further. a good financial trade agreement. >> president trump: i think we'll have a very substantial trade deal, a very fair deal and i think this is something that your folks want to do, my folks want to do and we want to do. we'll get it done. >> bill: we have our camera trained on the door of 10 downing street. we'll bring you the press conference.

strike outside the iranian embassy in london. he's been doing it in solidarity with his wife who is still held in detention in iraq. the churches become safe spaces for children at risk of knife crime, priest in south london wants to open the doors vulnerable children. and at 130. at one thirty, fiona stalker investigates the spread of lyme disease looking at how one tiny tick under the skin can cause chronic illness but gps are often slow to diagnose. hello, good afternoon. police were called to the london home of boris johnson and his partner carrie symons after a neighbour reported a loud argument in the early hours of friday morning. the metropolitan police say all our clients were safe and well. this afternoon the first ofa and well. this afternoon the first of a series of hustings take place around the country in birmingham. mr johnson and jeremy hunt, the two surviving candidates for party leadership will be questioned by conservative members who vote next month. in which man will become the party leader and next prime minister. our political correspondent reports. this morni

we head off to london where it's a little rainy this morning. >> not so much here. we will have a hot day across the bay area. we are starting out just a few clouds over the bay. but inland we are all clear. as you get ready to step out the door, it is a nice start. upper 50s. as we go through our forecast, we'll reach into the low 90s inland today. be prepared for that. we're also going to talk about when we cool down a few more degrees coming up. mike, you have unexpected slowing in san hoe. >> really unexpected. we have a light traffic volume. that's unexpected. unexpected slowing north 87 towards capital expressway will continue until the tow truck can make its way through the traffic jam. if you're watching at home, take the expressway and join north of 87. that's a much quicker route because of the crash. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive around most of your spots. no slowing near hercules and over here. watch highway 37 out of vallejo. traditional. back to you. >>> president trump's european tour enters day two in london. we are looking live this morning as we await

bit. are we excited? are we excited? doesn't this room look amazing? >> the hon. london breed: we're all here today for so many reasons. look to your left, look to your right and realize we are here today as family, as a strong community. are we invincible? are we invincible? my name is latifa, and i cannot wait to go. i cannot wait to be a part of this amazing day, this amazing experience, and to me, to many of you all, this is not about networking. this is about an opportunity for women to understand that we are not alone, and we can correct collective solutions -- create collective solutions to so many of the ills we face. in this room, there are folks from every sector. folks in finance and medicine, and i believe before we leave today, there will be new coalitions developed, there will be no partnerships developed, and new sisterships created. am i right? are we invincible? [applause] >> i have no doubt that the collective strength in this room can heal the ills in san francisco but the world. we're here today to create new answers, to build on new possibilities, and to have a l

. and thirdly, let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham is standing by from london tonight. where is my invite? >> laura: hannity, they just got tired of you being on all of the foreign triples. they felt bad for me >> sean: next time in london, only one place you got to go eat in picadilly -- >> laura: circus. >> sean: they have a gambling place. but they have a great sports bar and great food. that's where you'll eat tonight. >> laura: fantastic. it's 3:00 in the morning. >> sean: that's the thing. you got to go there, eat, come out. it will be broad daylight when you come out. >> laura: fantastic show tonight. can't wait for the deep state to be completely revealed. you're doing great coverage, thank you so much. this is the ingram angle live from london tonight. this entire week while president trump is abroad, we'll be covering every step of this historic journey. and we are your one-stop shop for the pageantry, the politics, and the best analysis. and some protests as well. this will culminate with my exclusive interview with the president this thursday at the anniversary of

for joining as we begin this news hour in london where the u.s. president donald trump is holding talks right now with the outgoing british prime minister theresa may at 10 downing street on day 2 of his state visit to the u.k. the 2 leaders are expected to leave the prime minister's residence very shortly and walk over to the foreign office where they will be holding a news conference a number of people from their respective delegations have already arrived before an office business leaders took part in the discussions earlier between theresa may and donald trump talks so we're told focused on trade again we're waiting for the 2 leaders to leave. 10 downing street and head over to the foreign office where they'll hold a joint news conference very shortly which will bring to you live here on al-jazeera in the meantime let's speak to our correspondent norah for us at 10 downing street lawrence any moment now i think they're going to walk out of 10 downing street and head over to a news conference a highly anticipated news conference between an outgoing prime minister and a u.s. pre

lower their down more than 10%. president trump is in the united kingdom in london for a state visit. and meeting with members of the royal family next hour. edward lawrence is in london with the very latest. when filled house the u.s. a master's residence here. they tweet even before they landed about how nasty the mayor of london has been to him. they have allowed protesters to fly a blimp or balloon mocking the president. he tweets out saying the mayor of london is being nasty to a great ally of the united kingdom. the president looks forward to being a great friend to the united kingdom. this is an ongoing feud with the mayor of london and just listen to this. from yesterday. i don't like him and all at all the president is saying. there will be a lot of pomp and circumstance later on today. they will have lunch with the queen of england. the present well then bring talk with members of his family. she along with tiffany, eric and don junior well had what the president is calling a next-generation meeting with prince harry and prince william. we are told the way -- the royal fami

anti—trim demonstrations in london today, as hundreds of people took to the streets. i want to be able to have that dialogue to bring about the better and more peaceful world. dialogue to bring about the better and more peacefulworld. the dialogue to bring about the better and more peaceful world. the protest also had some violence, one from supporter was hit with a milkshake and had to be escorted to safety by police. tonight's other top stories on bbc news, an inquest has been told that the team investigating one of the 27 sent -- 2017 london bridge attackers wasn't told he'd been reported to an anti—terror hotline. in the tory leadership race, conservatives have agreed that changes to speed up the contest to succeed theresa may as prime minister. six mps have left the fledging political party, change uk, to sit as independents after the party failed to win any seats in the european elections. hello and welcome. president trump has spent the day with theresa may on the second day of his state visit to the uk. in a news conference with the prime minister, today he said the prime min

. >> joining us live now from london, matt bradley. we've been talking about the last hour or so some things we can expect from the president's visit to turk ahead of all the pomp and circumstance. i'm sure he'll see over the next 24 hours or so. talk us through the president's week ahead. >> reporter: well, already you mentioned those comments about meghan markle, the president calling her nasty. he seemed to already be playing off those comments just as he landed. he tweeted from the airplane that the current sitting mayor of london with whom the president has had a years long tit-for-tat string of insults he called him nasty and a stone called loser. the mayor called donald trump a 20th century fascist. the president has landed at winfield house. that's the uggs ambassador's residence in regions park here in london. from there the president will be coming here to buckingham palace where he'll meet with the queen and son and camela parker-bowls and then they will head to westminster abby and then a nasty state dinner. we can expect a first taste of some of our protest. >> for the pr

but elsewhere in london there is a very different reception awaiting the u.s. president. also coming up sudan's military canceled all previous agreements with the opposition and calls for elections that's after troops opened fire on protesters killing dozens and injuring hundreds more pat on the 30th anniversary of china's tiananmen square crackdown d.w. speaks of the father and son whose lives were changed forever after they witnessed the massacre. i'm sorry welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump is in london on a state visit to the united kingdom he's been greeted with official pomp and ceremony but significant protests are also expected later today last night queen elizabeth hosted trump at a banquet at up in the alice she spoke of the along the lines between the u.k. of the u.s. state trump is today due to meet prime minister theresa may and senior members of the government for talks. correspondent potts is in london covering trump's visit for us so as we've heard charlotte day 2 of his visit protests are expected tell us more. well yesterday the protests reall