Words were eminently, i was not 100 determined, its not that we are going to do that but if it is possible to do it, if its eminently feasible. The first thing i would do would be to put together a brexit negotiating team that would include the dep, the erg, the brexit peerto sin are party, tories, one nation tories, a team of people. President trump has announced plans to impose additional sanctions on iran as tensions between the two countries ratchet up further. If the leadership of iran behaves badly, than it is going to be a very badly, than it is going to be a very bad day for them. But hopefully, they are smart and hopefully they really care for their people and not themselves and hopefully, we can get iran back to an economic tract that is fantastic. Campaigners have joined Richard Ratcliffe outside the Iranian Embassy to show solidarity with him as his Hunger Strike over his detained wifes plight enters its eighth day. And the government announces a new permament memorial to mark the First National windrush day which honours the british caribbean community. Good evening. The two conservative leadership contenders have faced questions and Party Members this afternoon in the first of the series across the country. Borisjohnson jeremy hunt were in birmingham, each trying to convince conservative activists that they are the best candidate to replace theresa may as Prime Minister. Boris johnson sidestepped questions about an incident in which police are called to reports at the flat that he shares with his girlfriend, lets have a listen to what he had to say. Ido have a listen to what he had to say. I do not think they wanted to hear about that kind of thing, listen, listen. Forgive me. Ithink about that kind of thing, listen, listen. Forgive me. I think what they want to hear and what they want to hear is what my plans are for the country and for our party. I know you will have to come back and i salute your ability as a journalist but under the set obligation of wanting to get my message across, to oui wanting to get my message across, to our party. You have just taken up a minute that told us absolutely nothing. If the police. If the police. Walk into your home, makes it everyones business. You are running for the office of notjust leader of the conservative party but Prime Minister. So therefore, a lot of people do call into question what your character is and it is incumbent for you to answer the question. People are entitled to ask about me and my determination, mike character and what i want to do for the country. And let me just tell you that when i make a promise and politics, but what im going to do, i keep that promise and i deliver. That was Boris Johnson, i keep that promise and i deliver. That was borisjohnson, the former foreign secretary was then asked if you would be able to deliver brexit by the october 31 deadline. What i said in the bbc, the whole thing was com pletely said in the bbc, the whole thing was completely inaudible, what i said was that leaving on october the 31st was, my words were eminently feasible, which was taken to mean that it wasnt 100 determined to do, eminently feasible none of them is we are going to do it but it is possible to do it because it is eminently feasible. Of course we can do it. I know we can do it. Yes, thatis do it. I know we can do it. Yes, that is the spirit i know, that is the kind of that is the kind of can do attitude the kind of that is the kind of cando attitude when asked about the high speed rail project, mr johnson explained why he is hesitant to give his full backing. Johnson explained why he is hesitant to give his full backinglj johnson explained why he is hesitant to give his full backing. I have anxieties over the Business Case for that. I think there are questions, legitimate questions that any incoming Prime Minister would want to satisfy himself about before what i think is a logo decision in december. About profiling of the spend and so on and what i would do, i will have a review, but that would not be a review that interrupts the current timetable. The current foreign secretary told parties on what he would do wonders his first as Prime Minister. The first thing i would do would be to put together a brexit negotiating team that would include for example, the dup, the erg the brexit purists, one nation interpret paige tories, 18 that would be able to deliver through parliament, the first rule of negotiations. When asked about a general election, he explained why they would not happen before brexit. We are in a very serious situation. Get things wrong and there will be iio get things wrong and there will be no conservative government, maybe even 110 no conservative government, maybe even no conservative party. Get things right and we can deliver brexit, unite the party and send Jeremy Corbyn packing, i will never sign one before we have left the european union. I will not do it. The lesson of peterborough is that that would kill us. He was asked to defend his record as Health Secretary and how that qualifies them to the top job. Secretary and how that qualifies them to the topjob. As Prime Minister, you have to take very difficult decisions and as Health Secretary you have to take life and death decisions in you saw that videojust now, some of the patients, it does a fantasticjob and doctors do an incredible job. They really do. But sometimes we get it wrong and in order to put things right, i had to fight some very tough battles and i hope people can see from that that im the kind of Prime Minister who isnt going to make his biggest priority to make popularity and i do believe the nhs got safer on my watch date popularity, and i am proud of the changes that were made. Foreign secretary. Lets get the reaction to what took place today in birmingham, were going to talk to our correspondent who, you are in the audience there, just talking about the report that the two men had with the report that the two men had with the audience. And how this first session went. This is the exact same venue session went. This is the exact same venue here where the conservative Party Conference took place in the autumn of last year, theresa may dancing on the stage two dancing queen, they did very little to lift the malaise in the conservative party and he was on an event, getting a rapturous applause, people on theirfeet, boris getting a rapturous applause, people on their feet, borisjohnson, getting a rapturous applause, people on theirfeet, borisjohnson, he has are meant to potentially revive fortune and here he was back on stage and more circumspect to Boris Johnson today from the conservative faithful. It is clear from those of spoken to today that he is still the favourite, a lot of them think he is the best person to become our next Prime Minister, but they watched his speech today and it was typical from him as he came on stage, lots of jokes, one liners, get the incubus off our backs, very unusual use of language which we have come to expect from Boris Johnson but language which we have come to expect from borisjohnson but it language which we have come to expect from Boris Johnson but it was quite questioning from the presenter, about the revelations about his private life, reports the guardian about him and his girlfriend and the police being called to his address in london. It wasnt particularly comfortable at all and wasnt particularly comfortable at allandi wasnt particularly comfortable at all and i dont think for Boris Johnson today. But speaking to people, they still think he is the best person. Looking at reaction on twitter and we have paid a lot of attention to how borisjohnson performs, he did seem to lose his energy a bit towards the end, even referring to how much time he had left. I suppose he did slumped into his chair, a bit exhausting for all of the members of this contest. As they say, there is a long way to go chair, 15 more to go, theyre going to keep their Energy Levels up and there are plenty of boats of this to be one, ive spoken to quite a few activists who have yet to make up their mind, sing with dave seen, seeing what they have seen. He was in the of spoiling is valid because he doesnt like either of the two candidates for the general consensus is thatjeremy hunt performs quite well today, some good jokes that went down with the audience, and i was talking with the mayor of the west midlands, the conservative mayor high profile politician in these parts and he has yet to back either of the two, but he said the conversations around hsz, the high speed rail projects with Boris Johnson has been very critical about inset today although he does have some misgivings, he would introduce a review into it, not a definite on whether or not he would scrap it, thatis whether or not he would scrap it, that is something is going to carry on, particularly in the north of england and in the south throughout these events, becausejeremy hunt is unequivocal on it, he backs at 100 . Thank you very much for that. I enjoy now byJonathan Blake. What is the verdict . As you heard from pete there, they both seem to go down pretty well and it is that audience of conservative members that are both appealing to and both need the votes if they are to succeed in this competition. I think what you saw was a characteristically typical borisjohnson performance was a characteristically typical Boris Johnson performance and atypicaljeremy Boris Johnson performance and atypical jeremy hunt performance. Borisjohnson took all atypical jeremy hunt performance. Boris johnson took all the questions and was big on vision and ideas, light on details where i think jeremy hunt answer the questions in a different way and went into more detail at times and perhaps had more considered answers to those questions. It really depends on what they are looking for their and it was borisjohnson who had to they are looking for their and it was Boris Johnson who had to face immediately those questions of what happened that is flat on thursday night and why the police are called the completely avoided addressing that issue and it seems most of the audience are some of the audience at least agreed with this approach there were not too bothered about hearing his version of events and he can do that is not necessarily affect his campaign too much. But i think towards the end it was quite clear that borisjohnson think towards the end it was quite clear that Boris Johnson was getting a little bit uncomfortable some the questions, not particularly at ease in that environment and he referred to hostile bowling from some of the questions that were coming his way. Jeremy hunt on the other hand really relish this opportunity to talk about his ideas and his policies because he is, and his own words, the underdog and has a lot of ground to make up here to catch Boris Johnson and the Approval Ratings among conservative members and indeed, the exposure that he is getting to the campaign where he hopes helps them gain some traction, getting a bit of momentum and close the gap on blowersjohnson, Boris Johnson. But both men sketching out the priorities and giving a good idea of the character and the type of Prime Minister that both would be. What did you make of the body language . Because he found it quite interesting that he had his sleeves rolled up, making use of the stage livermore step you think all of that is important, showing that connection . Body language in the way you carry yourself as a politician is usually important especially for those want to be Prime Minister. Yes, jeremy hunt rolled up his sleeves, probably a deliberate move to show that he was literally getting in there and wanting to get oii getting in there and wanting to get on with the job and Boris Johnson was his usual sort of, unguarded self and sitting in the chair, making jokes, playing to the room andjeremy hunt making jokes, playing to the room and jeremy hunt yes can put you at ease and make the odd joke, which we nt ease and make the odd joke, which went down reasonably well but giving more detailed and more specific answers at the time. But there is a clear contrast there in terms of the characters of the two men and its up characters of the two men and its up to the conservatives who they prefer stop by they say character does matter when it comes to leadership so Jonathan Blake there. To matters and the united states, donald trump says that theyre planning for the sanctions against iran. In order to stop them from developing Nuclear Weapons, iran shot down a surveillance drone on thursday which then prompted donald trump to impose air strikes and retaliation. He said they were called off minute before taking place due to the potential for civilian casualties, speaking to reporters, he said military options remain on the table. Our correspondent is in washington for us, how serious are things getting . I think very serious is the simple a nswer i think very serious is the simple answer and it would depend on what happens next, President Trump is focused on very much sanctions that is where the pressure needs to be on iran and it is being done, those actions are being taken to take ted andi actions are being taken to take ted and i prevent them from developing Nuclear Weapons because they have said in the next week, they will breach their internationally agreed limits on uranium that he can stockpile and that is the Iran Nuclear Deal that is in a number of countries, including many in europe, but america pulled out of it and under President Trumps guidance. As a result, there is this fear Going Forward , a result, there is this fear Going Forward, particularly after the attacks in the gulf on the standards that were carrying supplies through the trading route and of course the american drone being shot down that the us and iran are on something of a collision course. He was trying to do two things. At one stage he was trying to reach out to iran, but also warning of the dire consequences if there were further attacks. If the leadership of iran behaves badly, than it is going to behaves badly, than it is going to bea behaves badly, than it is going to be a very bad day for them. But hopefully, they are smart and hopefully, they are smart and hopefully they really care for their people and not themselves and hopefully we can get iran back to an economic track that is fantastic where they are a really wealthy nation which would be a wonderful thing. All of those things i want to do. But if theyre going to be foolish, that is never going to happen. He has even talked about meeting with the iranian leadership but there is no appetite for that and tehran, of the us sanctions remain on the contrary, they simply will not go to any negotiating table and that leaves everything pretty precarious. There will be these volatile words, if you take a look at what the armed forces have been saying, they will save firing one bullet towards iran was set fire to the interests of america and its allies but what happens next is very important. And that is why the straight of hormuz is important for not just this straight of hormuz is important for notjust this place straight of hormuz is important for not just this place for commerce, but also potential flash point in this dispute between iran and the us. The Foreign Office ear is set to send one of its ministers to iran tomorrow to call for an urgent de escalation that you have been hearing about. The campaigners joined richard outside the Iranian Embassy to show solidarity with them as is hundred strike Hunger Strike continues, she was jailed for five years and 2016 after being convicted of spying. A charge that she denies. Youll certainly the tensions are not good for us and we watch the news closely and will be worried if things get too far will be trying to lobby for the de escalation attempt, in terms of her conditions, she is still where she was, still in the general word with the women and their checking to see if she is ok in the prison clinic is keeping checking on her. They keep wanting to, theyre waiting to see what the response from the iranian authorities, but tomorrow. They ate is getting a bit tough and im sitting down and im getting tired and slower thinking, not hungry i believe but i think it isa not hungry i believe but i think it is a gradual deterioration of being able to operate but yes, so far i am able to operate but yes, so far i am able to operate but yes, so far i am able to keep strong. Taking place to Market National wind rush day, they are formally celebrating the contribution of the people of the caribbean in the aftermath of the Second World War and that of their descendents. The government has also announced that of their descendents. The government has also announced a permanent monument at the waterloo station. Our Community Affairs correspondent reports. Five, six, seven, eight. One last practice for these schoolchildren. For weeks they have been preparing performances for a special audience. Some of the residents in this care home belong to the Windrush Generation and have been sharing their stories with their younger guests. Hi, my name is kayla. Where do you come from . Im fromjamaica. Do you remember the year you came . Yeah, 1959. What was your first day like in the uk . It was all right. When i came, i settled down. The empire windrush brings 500 jamaicans. The empire windrush docked at tilbury port in essex back in 19118. Hundreds of passengers from the caribbean who were invited over after the Second World War left their families are to start a new life in the uk. Taking upjobs in the nhs, armed forces and other public services. Some of these experiences are reflected in the Group Performances at the care home. Half a Million Pounds of government funding has been made available for Community Events all over the uk, to celebrate members of the Windrush Generation their families. I dont need nobody. It is hoped these extraordinary stories will help us remember their valuable contribution. All i need is you. Business leaders are calling for the next Prime Minister to commit to delivering the hs2 high speed rail project, the federation of Small Businesses and the chambers of commerce say that the scheme providing faster links between london and the midlands and eventually to Northern England is a once ina eventually to Northern England is a once in a Generation Opportunity to rebalance the economy. Manchester airport has said in it failure prevented many passengers from checking in at all three of its terminals for several hours today, long queues built up with some passengers describing chaotic scenes. The airport says that the problems have not been fixed. Police and hong kong have described the behaviour of protesters who beseeched their headquarters yesterday as illegal and irrational and say they will pursue those who organised it. Thousands of people joined in the demonstration and its the latest in a series of protests demanding a controversial extradition bill be scrapped. Our correspondent sent this update. There are a small number of people now but they are in support of the police, we chatted with them a moment ago and they said the police are provoked moment ago and they said the police a re provoked yesterday moment ago and they said the police are provoked yesterday and they feel sorry for them, they turned up with a card to express their solidarity with them. These protesters, these people here in contrast very much with the students who were protesting and the thousands yesterday, but really struck us was the youth of the people, here are some of the graffiti left behind. Those two words really stand out. Withdrawal and release, they explain what is behind his anger here. They wa nt what is behind his anger here. They want this bill to be completely withdrawn and they want all those protesters arrested in the past week during previous demonstrations to be released and defaced no further action. People may well say that they will achieve their objective in getting this bill, which would see suspects are in hong kong taken to Mainland China for trial, they see that effectively shelved but they do not believe that, because they believe that there may be some wiggle room here and that the government in hong kong, specifically the one who runs the Administration May try to bring them backin Administration May try to bring them back in some way, shape or form, Administration May try to bring them back in some way, shape orform, and also if you look at the broader concerns, it is this movement which is mushrooming, talking to people yesterday, wider concerns about beijing and how china has taken a more active role here in hong kong and people, young people concerned about their future, in terms of objectives, different people have Different Things that they are fighting for. Churches can be encouraged to act as safe havens for young people at risk of becoming victims of knife crime. The plan will be discussed at the impact of knife violence and they say that they should open the doors to Vulnerable Children immediately after school, they have the report. Just three out of more than 100 people just stabbed to death in the uk this year, many still in their teens. Now a london victors says things like this are becoming too familiar in the church much tagamet must provide a safe haven. Churches must provide a safe haven. Churches must be open with the school day finishes. There is less care for young people and there is more need for spaces in the community where people can feel safe in churches, because their presence in communities, has the opportunity to open their doors and be that safe space. The reverend started putting knife amnesty bends to encourage more people to hand in weapons. The church of england will not discuss the proposal at next months meeting, now discuss. Good afternoon. Finally, we are seeing some fairly widespread decent satellite weather across the uk and it has been a glorious day so far, this is the scene, blue skies around, just a little bit of fairweather cloud building in the afternoon. Has he had to the rest of the day, will keep the spells of sunshine right through this evening and quitea sunshine right through this evening and quite a bit warmer too. High pressure in charge of our weather but through the day, it will be increasingly difficult for the towards the northeast is low pressure starts to move and. It is looking largely dry and settled, but there will be more cloud for the likes of devon, northern ireland, but the breeze also picking up in the west of the course of tonight with some rain arriving by the early hours of sunday but for the rest of the uk, we are looking at address started the day, just the odd shower across scotland. Through sunday, cures the area of low pressure, it is going to be a bit of a troublemaker as he hadnt next week, just slowly arriving across parts of the uk. Part starting off dry with spells of sunshine but the breeze increasing in the cloud piling end, farewells and northern ireland, the chance of the odd shower across central and northern parts of scotla nd central and northern parts of scotland and eastern parts of england and staying dry with the temperatures up to around 2a degrees, it is going to feel quite warm but also quite humid in that humidity continues to build as we head onto sunday night, so concentrating on the rain now, the rain initially in the southwest thread sunday night, this pushing its way north eastwards across england and wales, 20 to 50 mm particularly heavy and thunder remained developing for north wells in parts of Northern England as well, moving into the early hours of monday and that rain continues to progress more towards northern ireland. And across scotland it could be about 18 mm, suspended enough to cause a few Flooding Issues 80 mm. The heat in the humidity in the heavy foundry downpours particularly across Northern England and we can also see if you rope showers cropping up, temperatures around 26 and possibly 27 degrees towards the southeast, typically the high teens, into next week, that we have the risk of some heavy thuggery downpours but in between a showers, up to around 31 degrees. Thundering. Borisjohnson Boris Johnson and jeremy hunt borisjohnson and jeremy hunt have been making their pitch to conservative Party Members in the first of 16 hustings to choose the next conservative leader and ultimately Prime Minister. Mr johnson avoided questions about why police were called to his flat. Have you ruined your chances of becoming Prime Minister . Why were Police Outside your house last night . He has been accused of hiding from scrutiny, avoiding detailed answers about his policies on brexit and tax. I cannot hide it from you that we meet inductees for our party and i have never known us to be under 17 points in the polls. Today, questions were more personal as borisjohnson faced questions were more personal as Boris Johnson faced questions questions were more personal as borisjohnson faced questions about why police work called to his house. I dont. Think what they want to hear is what my plans are for the country and for our party. Police were called to the flat Boris Johnson our party. Police were called to the flat borisjohnson shares with his girlfriend Carrie Symonds after neighbours reported hearing an angry row and were concerned about her welfare. A neighbour passed on a recording to the guardian newspaper. Its reported a woman can be heard screaming and saying get off get out of my flat the metropolitan police told the bbc there was no cause for police action. So what about questions of character . Would mrjohnson answer that . Does a persons private life. Dont boo the great man. When he answers this great question i will move on. Does a persons private life have any ability on their ability to discharge the office of Prime Minister . Look, ive tried to give my answer pretty exhaustingly. He said he was determined to take the uk out of the eu by 31st of october. What i said was that leaving on the 3ist what i said was that leaving on the 31st of october, my words were eminently feasible. Which was taken to mean eminently feasible. Which was taken to mean i was not 100 determined to do it. Eminently feasible means not only we are going to do it but it is possible. Up next, the foreign secretaryjeremy possible. Up next, the foreign secretary jeremy hunt com possible. Up next, the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt com he campaign to remain during the referendum now he wants to lead a pro brexit party. So could he be trusted to deliver . If we got to the sist trusted to deliver . If we got to the 31st of october and the eu have not shown any willingness to negotiate a better deal that can get through the house of commons and wont trap us in the customs union, then my judgment is that weighing those difficult options up, the Political Risk of no brexit is far worse than the economic risk of no deal. And what about his character, did he have the charisma and steel to be a Prime Minister . Some people would say hes too nice. I think its possible to be very polite and very tough. And i think my track record shows, you know, some very difficult industrial disputes i had at the department of health. The advantage of the politeness is people will talk to you, but by golly, i hope they dont underestimate you, because im going to get that deal. Applause there will be 15 more of these hustings before conservative members choose our next Prime Minister. Plenty of time for more questions. Now, borisjohnson plenty of time for more questions. Now, Boris Johnson has plenty of time for more questions. Now, borisjohnson has never a nswered now, borisjohnson has never answered questions about his private life and listening to that, its pretty clear he is not going to start doing so now. I think there was on his team would point to the cheers in the room, the backing from those conservative Party Members who felt he was right to take that approach. Speaking to people as they came out, Boris Johnson approach. Speaking to people as they came out, borisjohnson supporters talked about his charisma, the way he could communicate with people, his rock star quality. But no doubt others do know he could be a risky option. But the state of the conservative party means many well be willing to take that risk. Against that, jeremy hunt portraying himself as the calm, sensible, mature man who can get the job done without any of the drama. Thank you. The Foreign Office has announced its sending a government minister to iran tomorrow to urge senior officials there to de escalate tensions in the gulf. On thursday, President Trump came within minutes of launching air strikes on iranian targets, after iran shot down a us military drone. Our correspondent tom bateman is in the United Arab Emirates for us a significant move tom . I think the planning of this trip has likely been going on for some time but it is timing really matters. The reason for that is the sense of danger here is far from over. We had just days after the downing of a us drone by the iranians in disputed circumstances, that President Trump was in minutes of retaliatory strikes, which he then stood down, saying he didnt wa nt then stood down, saying he didnt want iranians to die. But the other reason is, the very important talks that have been going on between the europeans and iranians, this is a continuation of that tomorrow with the Foreign Office minister. I think among the issues, the iranians will be pressing their demand for the europeans to provide some relief to the punishing us sanctions that were put in place when the americans withdrew from the nuclear deal last year. So all of this really adds to the volatile atmosphere here in the gulf. What we had was President Trump today speaking on the lawn of the white house, giving what we have become used to in terms of a mixed message, delivered with an olive branch in one hand and pistol on the other. He said if the iranians would comply of his version of what conflict came to the region, there would be obliterated. Tom, thank you. Three people have died and another was seriously injured in a fire that broke out in a building in the centre of paris. It took 200 firefighters nearly four hours to bring the flames under control. Police are investigating the cause of the blaze. Churches could be encouraged to act as safe havens for young people at risk of becoming victims of knife crime. The plan will be discussed at next months general synod of the church of england where theyll consider whether churches should open their doors to Vulnerable Children during the period immediately after school. Kathryn stanczyszyn has more. Theyve always been places of sanctuary but could churches now become a bigger part of the fight against knife crime . There are calls today for buildings like this to make sure their doors are open in the hours after school finishes. A safe haven for any child at risk. Members of my church have lost loved ones through knife crime and i think having the resources of churches, its an amazing resource, and i think, actually, we should look at ourselves and say, are there ways in which we can open our churches in that critical host school hours . Post school hours. Certainly, i think its possible and could be one of the responses we could make. Another idea is for all churches to have knife amnesty bins on the premises, something this Inner City Church has already embraced. Another opportunity to get weapons off the streets. More than 100 people have been stabbed to death in the uk so far this year. The youngest just 14 years old. Its a problem disproportionately affecting young people. Nearly a third of deaths were those under 30. The home office claims it is tackling the problem and says churches do have a role to play. The proposal will now be discussed at next months general synod the church of Englands National assembly. Church leaders say its time to offer practical and notjust spiritual solutions. Kathryn stanczyszyn, bbc news. Now, in the cricket world cup, india survived a big scare to beat afghanistan by just 11 runs survived a big scare to beat afghanistan byjust 11 runs at the hampshire bowler. The result means afghanistan cant qualify for the knockout stages and india leapfrog england into third in the table. Heres adam wild. Now bowling against mit, unbeaten india. It would take Something Special to put a positive spin on things that spin is something they do rather well. India is struggling, virat kohli got started before he also got finished. Southampton suddenly stunned and silent. Others did have more luck but runs still tough to find, wickets always in peril. This was an afghanistan show surprising strength and for a moment, the mood was catching. 225 needed. Not many to truly make their mark on the world game but nerves and pressure can do funny things, wickets falling, their task growing. It was too much. Afghanistan getting agonisingly close to one of the biggest shocks of