Mouse droppings at a takeaway hundreds of restaurants with poor hygiene ratings are delivering food using two of the biggest delivery services. The two men vying to be that countrys next Prime Minister had been making cases to the members of the conservative party. Both are taking part at an event streaming live at the Party Social Media account, they each answered questions have an hour but did not directly debated today both claim that they can renegotiate a brexit deal, the eu says its already close. Jeremy hunt said his background as an entrepreneur would allow him to negotiate out of what he described a crisis facing the country. Conservative supporters have been lost to the brexit party. The only way to win back the voters who have gone to the brexit party is to brexit, we have to get on with it and then well get them back. How do you reassure people youre notjust going to seek extension after extension because you had said you are open to perhaps going further than october 31 and halloween. There is very little difference in practise between my position and boris, i have said its true if we got to the last week of october, we had a deal, with the eu there was some legislation going through the house of commons at the high think i got there, im not going to rip it off and leave without a deal. But,. But the British Public are you gonna let them know if its viable. We all will know by the time to get to october if there is a deal to be done you will know. Speaking in the last half hour, mrjohnson insisted he is the right man for the country party. Im the right person to unleash on this part project now because our party clearly is facing a crisis, we are losing votes on both parties, ive never known us to be down like that, no known election where we only scored 19 or nine points, so we need to do three things and do them well, number one, we need to come out of the European Union i september 31. And get it done and i would respectfully say that we need someone who believes not project and campaigned on it for many years now, and who knows how to get a good deal out of brussels and absolutely vital we prepare for a note deal outcome, if we are going to get the deal we need, i dont think thats where we end up though, i think its vital though that lisa prepare. So if youre wondering why he appeared to be speaking and the words are a fraction of a second later at the technical reason i dont understand it i think of something to do it streaming, however one man whose lips cannot is not the same time as our Political Correspondent chris. Evening to you. At the delight of watching it what did you make it a . I could talk gibberish evenif make it a . I could talk gibberish even if my lips are moving at the same time as words come them, whenever there is a day that ends and why, as a hustings between jeremy hunt and borisjohnson, diff the latest incarnation, as he saw there, it was streamed on twitter and facebook for the real aficionados who need it later and came in after work tonight watching them buy for the top job, the winner will take up the post war weeks today, and obviously there was a huge focus on brexit, and that crucial dividing line thats keen between the two men, borisjohnson fang meeting on the 31st of october, nay, and jeremy hunt entertained the idea of a delay if he felt that abl was imminent, but when i thought was striking was the range of other topics talked about. Particularly for instance, taking development out at the southeast of england and sharing that the rest of the uk get adequate Infrastructure Spending things like for instance a cross railfor things like for instance a cross rail for the things like for instance a cross railfor the north of things like for instance a cross rail for the north of england, something touched on in passing by, but it sounded, intriguing from borisjohnson but it sounded, intriguing from Boris Johnson lets but it sounded, intriguing from borisjohnson lets play but it sounded, intriguing from Boris Johnson lets play an but it sounded, intriguing from borisjohnson lets play an extra clip ora borisjohnson lets play an extra clip or a quick where he got the ventriloquist thing, almost, this is what hes talking about brexit and the impact on the uk, some have suggested that the danger at brexit particularly a no deal brexit could bea particularly a no deal brexit could be a break at the puk, and scotland we re be a break at the puk, and scotland were to win an independent referendum and then seek to rejoin the eu. This is what he had to sound nuts. Is a crucial question often asked, and particularly people i scotland, and they said would they be more likely to break away, and i say on the contrary. They be less likely to break away because actually if you do brexit sensibly and effectively, you take away so much of the ammunition of the snp, because after all, are they really going to want to rejoin the European Union . To join the going to want to rejoin the European Union . Tojoin the euro, like to join them and submit scotland to all the power of european life and of course are not, without problems and complexities that were set up with england, of christ or not, and actually getting brexit done right, i think we can cement and intensify the union and funny enough, there are things you need to do on coming out of the eu, to legally underpin the whole uk single market. Out of the eu, to legally underpin the whole uk single marketm striking listening to borisjohnson, theres never a lack of enthusiasm or determination, but the detail is still not really sketched out, i mean, why do campaigners think theres a problem . Yet, and is certainly something jeremy hunt and his campaign is seizing on even if not explicitly, they are keen to avoid too much blue on blue between the two of them, but mr hunt repeatedly comes back to his idea of being a better negotiator, its about the who as a lifestyle, and it striking that mrjohnson is pretty lacking in detail, some of the specifics. Talking on that, i thought i would indulge in for a second, because youre an even bigger political nerd than me, and talk about got 2a, this whole business thats been essential to the discussions in the last two days, around a no deal brexit, and whether or not there is a mechanism with the wto, the organisation governing International Trade that would allow a continuation of no ta riffs would allow a continuation of no tariffs or import taxes between the uk and eu and vice versa in a no deal scenario, and people and his tea m deal scenario, and people and his team had pointed to this article 2a, on the general agreement of tariffs and trade, talking about the potential to have no tariffs if the process of setting up a Free Trade Agreement was under way, but both sides would have to agree that that was a process that was getting under way. Now the eu had trashed the ibf saying its not a go in the house of Commons Library paper has similarly been pretty sceptical as the International Trade secretary and brexiteers liam fox, who is campaigning forjeremy hunt. Im here was talking about it in the last hour. The first of all we have to knock this on the head, you can only get an agreement not to introduce tariffs on both sides if they agree to that, so there isnt. Im afraid there isnt a no deal route that would allow us to ta ke deal route that would allow us to take advantage of got 24, but. Im not going to get drawn into this kind of comments, and i certainly would not say if they lie because i suggest that someone is doing something deliberately and i dont think we should get into that discussion. Yes, they would have to be in agreement on both sides to set up be in agreement on both sides to set up the framework for it to even begin to be plausible. They help and those who share his view help that in circumstances that would be quite something, a no deal brexit and unprecedented political climate, but evenif unprecedented political climate, but even if the rules is currently set out suggest that securing such an arrangement seems unlikely, that perhaps the reality of the politics of the time might come ijust might make it possible. Chris, thank you and whitney isjonathan professor of economics and public policy, a Kings College london, senior of the Research Group thanks very much for coming into the studio. Its been going through all the detail of this, and as chris said, a canal is open upa this, and as chris said, a canal is open up a negotiation or reopen it, the per others talk about wto rules makes it that much more complicated, its not just makes it that much more complicated, its notjust the eu, saw the other companies he trade with. Thats correct if we leave with a no deal, we are obliged to, apply the same ta riffs we are obliged to, apply the same tariffs on eu goods. So that means that we would have to apply tariffs ona that we would have to apply tariffs on a quite a range of goods, particularly and most importantly, most of this is out of our hands, the eu would have to apply the same ones on our goods that they currently apply on the us and chinese goods, goods or countries which they dont have a free trade trade agreements that thats going to bea trade agreements that thats going to be a pretty big dealfor the uk exporter. Specifically for them, that would be an even bigger sacrifice to the site is doing the deal with us and getting it finished and the future trade raising relationship it is what you take it away, on the American Goods for example you cant just away, on the American Goods for example you cantjust reintroduce them or it becomes a trade where. Example you cantjust reintroduce them or it becomes a trade wherem very difficult, so i think of the eu size and theyve been completely consistent on this, they had not going to happen the eu has been consistent all along saying look, if there is a no deal, the uk would be treated like at third country because thats what itll be after a no deal, just like the us or china. Does not mean we will not be able to exploit to the eu, but it does meet exploit, it means we cant do it as we are now, and Car Manufacturers and supply chains will face farmers will face large tariffs and quotas and exploiting their products to the eu and so on. So it is any catastrophe, its more apocalyptic had been overstated, the idea that its a smooth sailing, there isnt going to be quite considerable disruption, thats not serious. And they have been quiet ones in brussels for example, the agreement between the uk and eu on the flights continuing they will not be grounded on midnight on 31st of october assuming there is a no deal, but quite a lot about areas that would be on unresolved. Quite a lot about areas that would be on unresolved. And remember they are not agreements, do unilateral measures taken by eu for a short period of time about six or 12 months, so that as you say things like flights can continue to separate his truckers continue to drive in europe and so on. But i think after a member, the eu can turn those mitigation measures off at any turn those mitigation measures off atany time, turn those mitigation measures off at any time, so for example, if you think that we are going to be with no deal and not paid at 39 million, its the Withdrawal Agreement and the eu is going to immediately say well well keep the things going in place forever. But i dont think its politically realistic. So again its politically realistic. So again it becomes part of any negotiation effectively and on the fence all the cries are in their hand and potentially. Whatever you think of no deal, this idea that gets brexit done and dusted its over behind us and get all of our lives, but thats fa ntasy. And get all of our lives, but thats fantasy. No drink beer here would be just another round of torches negotiations were as you say, but sides would be i think embittered with our negotiations and weaker, but more important, be honest about sides of the pretty nasty. Mr johnson thank you. And well find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrows front pages at 10 40 and 11 30 this evening in the papers our guests joining me tonight are former pensions minister, ros altmann and mihir bose the writer and broadcaster. The mp Chris Williamson suspended from labour while being investigated for comments he made about the partys handling of anti semitism allegations has been allowed back into the party. In february, mr williamson said labour had been too apologetic in the face of criticism over anti semitism. He was found to have breached party rules, and given a formal warning. The decision to allow him back into the party has been widely criticised labour mp Margaret Hodge called it unbelievable and the chair of thejewish Labour Movement said it stinks. Lets speak to amanda bowman, the Vice President of the board of deputies of britishjews, whos in our westminster studio. I wish i was shocked im just disgusted but this seems to be part of the norm of the labour party, it is beyond incredulous really, its their being investigated by for anti jewish hate and every response is to say one of our mps has had a problem, we think they are causing issues, so we find them guilty. You know what, he is that the paper, heres the wrap on the rest and here you go. That was rude, lets speak to amanda who is Vice President ruth. Amanda is in our studio, that evening amanda thank you for speaking to les this evening. Got his first question is what you make of the decision to readmit hand given that labour says its conducted an investigation and a rebuked him for breaking rules, but the sense is the first offence so they let them i. Its an utter disgrace, dealing with anti semitism and jewish hatred has be top of the agenda. The labour party had disappointed again, and it showed why equality and right commission have opened an investigation. Why equality and right commission have opened an investigationlj suppose have opened an investigation. suppose what is shown as a ghost or procedures and it said it would go through them when the criticisms was a wasnt actually properly investigating cases, and also the other one might be about him whatever you think of him the lady said, he didnt make directly anti somatic comments he trashed the allegations but he wasnt anti somatic in his own language. Youve asked me several questions there. I suppose the first thing is there. I suppose the first thing is the processes is rather opaque to say the least, in the process and an disciplinary system needs to be up then and transparent and needs to be something that has the confidence of the jewish community, so something that has the confidence of thejewish community, so thats the first issue. Chris williamson has a track record of openly dating them, whether its about supporting bait whether theyve been expeued bait whether theyve been expelled or suspended, are claiming the jewish two expelled or suspended, are claiming thejewish two 980 community is attacking that labour leadership for being anti somatic. All of these things, over an extended period of time, and saying the party has been too apologetic in the way they deal with it is just not that enough, these are all individual incidents that could be. Say your argument as he should been investigated for the bride extent of his behaviour broad, rather than the incident he was expected suspended for. But im saying is this isjust was expected suspended for. But im saying is this is just one of many incidents, the reality is, it appears that the internal Party Politics a pipe anything else, when the advice to the panel was that he said had a stronger disciplinary penalty, and yet he was readmitted. What about that inquiry by the commission, have you been getting any indication by the board of deputies and about the likely timescale for that because every timescale for that because every time this kind of investigation is launched, people say it will take time and politics gets in the way of that, and we find for example there isa that, and we find for example there is a general election going on, that could make a body like the commission a bit cautious about actually conducting the investigation during that period a euro investigation during that period a euro worried about that . investigation during that period a euro worried about that . I want the equalities and Human Rights Commission for investigation to be com plete commission for investigation to be complete and thorough and if that means it needs to take time, there isa means it needs to take time, there is a lot to investigate to be sure, then thats the priority. Amanda, thank you forjoining us this evening. The headlines on bbc news. As the race to become the next prime it continues, jeremy hunt and Boris Johnson answer questions. Outrage as the labour party readmits Chris Williamson after an investigation into comments he made about the partys handling of anti semitism allegations. The Us Congress Approves an aid package for undocumented migrants but President Trump says he will veto the bill. And for the reports migrant families are being held in very poor conditions in us. Sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, heres holly. We start with cricket because england semi final qualification is more difficult this evening because pakistan, who is one of the sites you could go to top for hasnt beaten new zealand by four wickets, and edge passed, they win the last two matches against afghanistan and bangladesh, and england we have to win their last two games against india and new zealand, patrick has more. If pakistan had a plan, its not an easy one to work out, after six games, they had no steady level that constant volume. First ball. New zealands swept away in the Chaotic Energy pakistan tribe done, and powering their captive to somehow grasp ross taylor, wickets everywhere was set in movement all over the sharp spin, new zealands captain was out, 83 45. Pakistan made a little nervous, they were the third team in the match, they could catch them so they cheered every round. Between them, they seem to new zealand to 237 with the game. I would pakistan cup when faced with a tv attack . Ferguson made him flinch, and my can flight, too down. A time for level heads, they called my mind that the professor, but this is a mouth miscalculation, pockets of the most unprintable team going to blow it. And the cast operating and is bubble of calm, every drive drained then and again with many complications that he made a century look simple, time and have to linger on the moment. But not long later, the knife is over, in 1992 pakistan won cup, after exactly the same start they hide, watch out england. They are right behind you. Over in france, England Centre back from a major doubt for tomorrow evening world cup quarterfinal against norway, because at this challenge which happened near the end of the last 16 at cameroon which left her with an ankle injury and she did train with the Group Earlier today getting some help she couldnt recover in time. Mary bright was absent today suffering with a virus, shes been kept from the Group Leading to abby or Leigh Williamson being called in instead. You plan for these moments, lee said months ago we dont want to get to quarterfinal and throw somebody and that we have not tested or hasnt tried a dozen of the system. Set as a plan behind it, and its moments like this where im told im totally relaxed when i came into this position i said from day one and only worry about the goals, they can get on the bus and those who cannot for glenns. If they are called upon, to be the best players on the pitch. Manchester united reached an agreement with crystal pa rents to reached an agreement with crystal parents to sign back aaron, the bls weight £15 million in the indian england under 20, separate medical before holiday, united had offered him a long Term Contract and wages of £80,000 a week, he was earning around 10,000 pilots. Meanwhile jack lyke ns to around 10,000 pilots. Meanwhile jack lykens to undergo a medical i had at a £10 million move, itll be the firsts cloud signing since january of last year. Tennis, preparations for wimbledon and continuing in eastbourne, there was an all british affair. They move through the quarterfinals, he breezed through that match winning straight sets, 62 that match winning straight sets, 6 2 and will face down evidence tomorrow my fireplace and the semifinals. Bad news for your honda contact who is patchy grass form was beaten today, and that is part international. They got the better of her, and straight sets. She has just five days now to get ready for wimbledon where shes going to be seated 19. Thats all your support for now mark coming up at sports day at half past ten. Holly there at the bbc sport centre. Theres been widespread public outcry in the United States after a photograph emerged of a man and his two year old daughter lying face down in a river after drowning as they tried to cross the Mexican Border into texas. The image has sparked more anger about the treatment of migrant families in detention centres and the us governments border policies. A warning that this report from Caroline Hawley contains images you may find disturbing. Proud parents, this was the martinez family. Oscar, the young father, had hoped to earn enough money in the us to build a house. His body and that of his daughter valeria were found in the rio grande which separates mexico and texas. Theyd apparently given up hope of reaching the us through legal means. A shocking image has now emerged of father and child, not yet two, her head tucked into his t shirt, her arm around his neck. The stark human cost of the migrant crisis. Translation you see the river, it looks very calm. I think thats what gave the young man confidence to cross. But theres actually a lot of current in the river. Oscar martinez had apparently managed to cross the river once with his daughter but when he went back for his wife, the little girl panicked and jumped in after him. Theyre the latest of hundreds to die in the past year along americas border. And for those who do manage to get into the us illegally, theres been fierce controversy over how theyre treated. Children separated from their parents, and new evidence of filthy conditions in detention centres. Amid the outcry, the head of us Border Protection has just resigned. He had wanted more money to spend on detained migrants. Last night the democratic controlled house of representatives approved a huge package of emergency aid. This situation is child abuse. It is an atrocity that violates every value we have, not only as americans, but as moral beings. Donald trump has now hit back, criticising the democrats on border security. He said they want open borders, which means crime. But we are getting it done, including building the wall. Earlier this year, donald trump declared an emergency along americas southern border and this month he made an agreement with mexico. Thousands of extra mexican troops have now been deployed as the country cracks down on Illegal Migrants under pressure from mr trump. But this is the flow of human desperation. Despite Donald Trumps tough stance, people keep heading north, crossing borders, heading for the United States, despite the dangers, propelled by misery and by hope. Caroline hawley, bbc news. The jury at the trial of a man accused of stabbing a passenger to death on a train in surrey has been shown cctv footage of the attack. Lee pomeroy was killed as he travelled with his sun between guildford and london in january. Darren pencille denies murder. Sarah walton reports from the old bailey. It was meant to be a fun trip to celebrate his upcoming birthday. But neither lee pomeroy, nor his son, could know what was about to happen. Boarding the same carriage was 36 year old darren pencille. The pair are seen in a dispute, before lee pomeroy follows mr pencille into the adjoining carriage, where the altercation continues, both shouting and gesticulating. The jury was then shown more footage of the pair struggling with each other, in what Police Describe as a quick and frenzied attack, lasting just 25 seconds, in which lee pomeroy suffered 18 knife wounds. He was bleeding heavily as he staggered to a nearby seat. Mr pencille is then seen picking up his phone and sunglasses before leaving the train at the next stop. Also on trial is darren pencilles girlfriend, 27 year old Chelsea Mitchell, who is accused of assisting an offender. Today, the court was shown footage of her visiting a pharmacy after the attack, and buying sterilising wipes and plasters. In court today, to see the evidence were lee pomeroys wife and family. Darren pencille and Chelsea Mitchell both deny the charges against them. The trial continues. Sarah walton, bbc news. A heatwave is moving across Southern Europe and is expected to hit records for june temperatures. Large parts of france are on red alert over searing heat and humidity, with even higher temperatures forecast for spain and italy. Germany is among countries that have imposed termporary restrictions on traffic and vehicle speed because the heat caused by a plume of hot airfrom the sahara can damage highways and lead to higher pollution levels. To talk more about the heatwave we are joined from morocco by dr alexander kumar, is a british medical physician at Kings College london who has travelled to 90 countries, and conducted human studies in extreme temperatures. I should stop asking, about the kind of precautions you take start, and visiting countries where countries are reaching that level and at what risk, is a human body allow plaintiff the human body at real risk . Well, first thanks for having me, the main point is all physiology has a Tipping Point and thats to say over hundreds of thousands of years, the human body adapts to the temperatures we have had in the last hundred years, but the rate of change of Climate Change and temperatures on the planet whether its in karachi pakistan or london, this is a trend thats been changing and there are many nonbelievers out there but when in fa ct we nonbelievers out there but when in fact we are looking at is undeniable evidence, the standard precaution for staying hydrated is using sunscreen as well, unfortunately there are many vulnerable populations at risk from the elderly especially to those of Mental Illness in children and even pets, and all of those as well as the global population remain at risk to Climate Change, so all physiology, there is a Tipping Point. In terms of human body, what are warning signs that people need to be aware of because i dictated as you know all too well, when we get great weather, like the people want to be outside enjoying it, and we dont a lwa ys outside enjoying it, and we dont always think about the risks we are putting ourselves in. Well, we are u nfortu nately putting ourselves in. Well, we are unfortunately throughout the world, really struggling to get and had access to water for example in my dress can nate and india, they did not have access any more to shipping letter check nate, thats one example of inequality and inequity impacts people. They dont have the luxury of access, but the warning signs are clear, it could be that someone takes a turn for the words with high Blood Pressure or diabetes, these are the people who are also at risk, but for those of us who are fortunate enough to have access to water, we can stay hydrated, but dehydration will lead to sunstroke and heatstroke said common terms audience information is available but through Public Health england other useful evidence based resources , england other useful evidence based resources, including the International Health service in the uk. And for those out and about, whether in the uk or spain where its about 30 at 50 provinces are going to get hit by 40 celsius, whats the advice especially for those areas if they cant stand doris . I heard that in france people and been told to go to the mountains at because as you go up at thousand metres you lose a significant amount of temperature, so its not an unwise decision in that sense but again if you have access to that kind of infrastructure and support that a lot of people for example homeless people, they are sitting in this temperatures on the streets as they waited the cold temperatures as well, and i suppose the greatest site is one thing of National Security and Global Health security and those are the pillars of water security and Food Security and also disease threats, so we are a vector where adaptor cannot live without 1 degrees or half degrees celsius temperature wise, by factor like a mexican tito can live in a new environment and carry diseases, so mosquito, so its an indirect threat coming from the heat waves and a short shots that are out of what undeniable Climate Change. Doctor alexander kumar, thank you very much forjoining as i hope you have an good evening. Lets look at the weather now for the days i had with thomas. Here in the uk its relatively fresh compared to whats happening across the channel with those excruciatingly high temperatures, take a look at newcastle first thing in the morning on thursday, 5 degrees, a real nip in the air, but it is promising to bea in the air, but it is promising to be a very warm and sunny day on thursday, throughout the uk. Sunny skies, pretty much on the north to south, temperatures in some areas hitting around 25 or 6 degrees but for most of us its around the low 20s. Down to friday, High Pressure across a large chunk of the continent meeting sunny skies and the wind will be blowing mostly out of the south, we are thinking the highest temperatures on friday will be across western price of uk sell anywhere from the west country and wales into westi n anywhere from the west country and wales into westin scotland, my sunshine here as well, temperatures hit around the high 20s here and then on saturday, we could get 32 degrees further to the east and south. Hello this is bbc news. The headlines. The race to become the next Prime Minister continuesjeremy the race to become the next Prime Minister continues jeremy hunt and borisjohnson minister continues jeremy hunt and Boris Johnson answer difficult questions on the social media platforms. Outrage is the labour party, after comments he made about the handling of anti semitism allegations. The border crisis deepens and the mother of the men pictured dead next was his toddler as he tried to enter the United States has spoken of her grief. As he tried to enter the United States has spoken of her griefm was his dream to have a good future for his family and his daughter. Without knowing that he would end up dying. Cctv of an argument on the train before passenger died after he was stabbed 18 times. Mouse droppings had to take away, hundreds of restau ra nts droppings had to take away, hundreds of restaurants with poor hygiene ratings, where the biggest delivery services. And coming up in the next half hour, new reports of the care system failing financially in feeling older people and those with disabilities who need it most. Finding of the bbcs latest investigations, whether enough is been done to protect consumers. The food regulator says they are undermining trust in the food we eat, but just eat undermining trust in the food we eat, butjust eat and delivery say theyre committed eat, butjust eat and delivery say they re committed to eat, butjust eat and delivery say theyre committed to improving standards. Absolutely filthy. Dirty kitchens. The rice, when did you take that out of the fridge . Food unfit to eat. Our investigation last year. We were promised things would change. The food ordering app just eat says it will remove all restaurants with a hygiene rating of zero from its platform. So we checked. Most have gone, but some have slipped through the net. Like this one in newport, south wales. Fish and chips, ordered onjust eat, despite the rating. But look, its also onjust eats big rival, deliveroo. It says it doesnt allow places rated zero or one. Deliveroo, food freedom. So, what can a kitchen with a hygiene rating of one look like . Hold your nose. This is absolutely disgusting. You can clearly see the underside, you can see a build up of grease. This is the perfect environment for pests like cockroaches to thrive in. You can make someone sick. If theres mice in the premises, they will be defecating all over the surfaces, everywhere. Obviously that then goes on to food. Can you see the mouse droppings . And guess what . Its on deliveroo. Im still feeling really a little bit sick. In the main food preparation area, there was evidence that there were mice there, there were mice droppings. There had also been cockroaches. And yet this is still on deliveroo. Food is still going out from this kitchen, right now, to paying customers. And this place is not alone. Our investigation found that in birmingham, manchester and london, on deliveroo, there are 251 takeaways with a hygiene rating of one. And 18 rated zero. Onjust eat, 259 are rated one, with three still rated zero. The awful consequence is that they get something wrong, and somebody is seriously wrong or, in the worst consequence, somebody dies. That is as serious as it is. But theyre also undermining trust in food. Theyre not helping drive up standards. Theyre not doing the consumer a service. Convenience is fantastic, but convenience at what cost . Just eat told us, we are at the forefront of raising food hygiene standards across the uk takeaway sector. And is investing more than £1 million in a bespoke Improvement Programme for restaurants. Deliveroo said, over 80 of all the restaurants we work with have either a four or five star rating, and says it carries out regular checks to remove restaurants who fall below the high standards we expect. As for that chip shop in newport, it has since been refurbished, and given the top rating of five. But how difficult it is to sign up to one of these delivery platforms . Find out tomorrow, as we try and get our restaurant onto a another online giant, uber eats. Hygiene checks . What hygiene checks . Never mind the care system is failing financially and failing the older and disabled people who need it, thats according to leaders of social care departments in england. A new report from those who run Adult Social Services describes an escalating crisis, with more and more councils saying they cant meet their legal duties to the public. Heres our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. Here you go. This is the reality of the need for care in the uk. Can you reach . Yeah, i can reach. Look how swollen my legs are. They are, arent they . You need to keep them up a little bit, roger. An increasing number of People Living longer and living with more complex conditions. Todays report from the directors who run council Care Services in england warns the system is now failing too many people. One, two, three. As a care worker, Lauren Counsell is at the sharp end of the pressures. She works for a private company, but many of her clients are local authority funded. Dashing from call to call, she often finds people need more support than they get. A lot of the people that you go and see dont have the hours that they need. So it makes our lives more difficult, because youre in there a lot longer than youre supposed to be. The council, they have a criteria and they have to stick to that criteria. If somebody doesnt meet it, theyre not going to give it to you, no matter how hard you push. Tell me if it pulls. How . On yourskin. Despite the growing demand for care, Councils Warn financial pressures mean they expect to support fewer people in the next two years, leaving more families to fund their own care, like the brooks. 80 year old mick has parkinsons disease and dementia. His wife, jan, is his main carer. Im his 24 7 carer. I do everything for him. As well as looking after the house. Shopping, cooking, washing. Are you nice and comfortable there, mick, yeah . They pay for the two care visits they get each day. We bite into our savings. And once you bite into them, theyre soon gone. It does just annoy me that, because weve worked hard and saved all our lives, and provided for our retirement, that there is no help available whatsoever. The report also points to the ongoing difficulties of recruiting and keeping care staff. For those providing care, thats one more sign of the depth of the sectors problems. Itsjust the whole, system to me, is broken. But its broken from the top. Its not social services fault, its not our fault, its not the nurses fault, it needs to go way higher than us. It needs to go back to the people right at the top that are making these damning decisions. Ill get your mouthwash ready for you, ok . The government says its put extra money into the care system, and that it will publish its much delayed plans for the future funding of care at the earliest opportunity. Alison holt, bbc news. To discuss this more we are joined from newcastle by steph eduesi, ceo healthwatch newcastle an organisation that champions the rights of users of social care and Health Services and to hold the system in newcastle to account. Yourjob is to monitor and offer suggestions on how to improve what is available. What is happening in newcastle and what does it fit with what we were hearing from allisons report . None of that was particularly surprising. But we are hearing from people completely because what the report says, people are finding it harder to get the ca re are finding it harder to get the care that they need and when they do get care, it tends to not be at the level that they need. And we hear that theyre finding it increasingly difficult to fund the care, so the will is there to do it, but the money is not. The bbc helps fund local areas around the country, including Council Meetings which can be very dull for people who are reading in the papers but is hugely important whether decisions are made andi important whether decisions are made and i thinking of what meeting in east sussex where they are taking 90 to half Million Pounds out of their budget for Adult Social Care alone and they have managed it, but they say openly, the overall impact means there is less capacity for the system. Preventative services will put more pressure on Core Services and long term, whatever you do not provide beforehand will eventually having to be provided either in nursing care, or in the nhs where people come up have not been treated properly and ended up in hospital. We have experience locally is the council trying its best to protect the services but have no choice now but to make those cuts and you do see a knock on impact in the nhs and it is finding it harder, the patients are coming and sometimes need just as much social support as they do help support and also the sectors been turned into two, and we know funding in the sectors being reduced as well so we have almost a perfect storm where the nhs is struggling to cope and social care doesnt have the money and resources that they need. What do you need to hear from that they need. What do you need to hearfrom government that they need. What do you need to hear from government now . That they need. What do you need to hearfrom government now . What that they need. What do you need to hear from government now . What help can the government provide instead of straightforward money . can the government provide instead of straightforward money . A lot of theissues of straightforward money . A lot of the issues are that the funding has been very short term and its difficult to make any long term plans we have been promised a green paperfor a long plans we have been promised a green paper for a long number of plans we have been promised a green paperfor a long number of years now and the way in which social care to be funded into the longer term. And we are still waiting for that, is supposed to be april and there is nothing in must be last autumn and so, really, we need a very clear plan that we can look to to say, how are we going to find this care for some of our most vulnerable and however going to make sure that they get the care they need and how we going to make sure that is the future generation. Thank you very much for struggling with those ear pieces, i know they can be a bit of a nightmare but at least you could hear of what i was saying. Hello this is bbc news. The headlines. Jeremy hunt and borisjohnson answer questions on the digital hustings and the social media platforms. Outrage is the labour party investigated comments about the handling of anti semitism allegations. The border crisis deepens after the death of a father and pictures of them drowned in the Rio Grande River and migrant families being held in poor conditions in us camps. It learns that his loss could be greater then the £5 million and was expecting and it is now considering a £5. 7 million takeover offerfrom the uk billionaire. It is an offer it had previously rejected. Lets talk now to our reporter. The first thing to say is there must be some surprise about this change strange strange change in strategy. Surprise about this change strange strange change in strategym surprise about this change strange strange change in strategy. It is a dramatic u turn for the company, this is a yorkshire based company, making clothing for women over the age of 50 and it did receive a bid for a takeover back in april from philip in for a time, it rejected it saying the offer undervalued the company and that it had its own turnaround planned which at that he could execute and be a lot better, so today is essentially a massive climb down for the company saying thatis climb down for the company saying that is in admission of defeat and are tough conditions on the high street, it is backtracking and to date they were talking about sales in the First Quarter which is that we re in the First Quarter which is that were deteriorating and an issue that they mentioned after a number of profit warnings was unsurprisingly in these conditions, that bid starts to look slightly more appealing. What happens now in terms of the prospects for the company and if this deal goes through, but for its customers and for its employers . M is definitely, you can expect to see somejob losses is definitely, you can expect to see some job losses and also some store closures and philipj did say back in april, he said he talks about a material reduction in headcount. If you look at the company, it has around 300 stores and you can expect philip day to likely cut the ones that are underperforming, but also it is about 12,000 staff we have stall to staff like this, it leads tojob cuts in stall to staff like this, it leads to job cuts in the market is not taking those very well. As you can see, the share price was down 26 at one point actually that took it just slightly below the offered price that it had been given by philip. So its kind of a pessimism in terms of the product and it is going to continue trading on as an independent . Yes, for now i continue trading on as an independent . Yes, for nowl can look to this is a glimmer of hope but it also talks about various issues such as bad weather and blaming that on its poor performance and we look at thisjune, its poor performance and we look at this june, this soggyjune, its poor performance and we look at thisjune, this soggyjune, poor weather does make an impact for fashion and well documented issues with the high street weather, derisive online, Political Uncertainty the fall and the value of the pounces the brexit bill, all of the pounces the brexit bill, all of this making more casualties in the high street and bonmarche will not want to go that way. Specifically as well, talking about that market of over 50s. It is clear that market of over 50s. It is clear that something is not working well, for they do not have the right strategy and for some people people arejust strategy and for some people people are just not strategy and for some people people arejust not going strategy and for some people people are just not going to it much as much as they mightve hoped. Philip day is a savvy entrepreneur, he has done turnarounds in the past and theyre hoping that he can be their knight in shining armour. Thank you very much and lets have a look at the future. Inside with passion, he joins me from leads. Thank you very much for being with us. Once again, just picking up on what nina was saying about the market for women. You would think there was a lot of potential considering how am many problems with the clothing offer. Why is bonmarche struggling . Your right to point that out and in Research Last year, over 70 of over 50 shoppers said they were dissatisfied with the fashion offer available at them here in the uk and thatis available at them here in the uk and that is why brands that range is wide, including some supermarkets owned brand ranges have taken this market share from the specialist retailers who should absolutely be lapping up this opportunity to serve the customer over 50 caminos be priced sensitive. Customers. The customer over 50 caminos be priced sensitive. Customers. Are they not responding to trends with enough or do they do almost the opposite and have a long term view of shaping the supermarket i want to buy the products . Is a come the worst year for store closures. It is very much down to the fact that they have too much to do into little amount of time with too little cash so even though bonmarche had been investing online in the technology sites, looking at operations, difficult to have a brand that is desirable to start with. Products have to be engaging in there so much information and so much inspiration that they want to be enjoying the Retail Experience that she is seeing out there for your favourite celebrity are using social media. It should not be an experience where there is a retail environment that is not inspired by what is and there and unfortunately bonmarche is in that category. It can be turned around but he needs a lot more investment and a lot more savvier thinking when it comes to the demanding consumer. There must be some concern in the city about what this could mean. Would people be reassured that it is philip day who is putting his money and given his reputation . The head office isjust on the road and of course, like and head office, it hasnt economical effect, a Ripple Effect so the local businesses that supply the people that work there and because every single person, will be concerned, so to have a knight in shining armour like philip day is certainly a better outcome than the other brands who have no future ahead of them. That said, obviously to make it worthwhile, we have an astute Retail Business man who has been quietly taking over brands and Building Futures for them. He is even looking forward into Department Stores which might include several of these brands together. You knowjust how ha rd brands together. You knowjust how hard hell have to work and that is why i believe, because he knows how much investments are going to be required and those that dont have a future, it is good to know that someone believes in the brand still. Thank you very much forjoining us this evening. Talk about the human cost of illegal migration. This sparked a fresh row in the United States of its handling of migrants across the us mexico border. After a photograph emerged of a man and his two year old daughter lying face down in a river after drowning as they tried to cross the Mexican Border into texas. The image has sparked more anger about the treatment of migrant families in detention centres and the us governments border policies. A multi Million Dollar aid package, but it was defeated and the republican house, but they passed it back to the house. Ramirez, she says, he just wanted a better life for his family. Translation it was his dream to have a Better Future for his family and his daughter. This is very shocking. The picture and how he is protecting her. I feel such a picture and how he is protecting her. Ifeel such a mixture picture and how he is protecting her. I feel such a mixture of things, the tenderness, how he never let her go, you could see the way he protected her. But makejoining us from the washington newsroom the senior director the womens refugee commission, michelle, thank you so sure joining commission, michelle, thank you so surejoining us let me ask commission, michelle, thank you so sure joining us let me ask you first of all. The photograph is a depressing reminder of the human cost of many of the journeys that people are undertaking. The question it raises is the treatment of those who survive but are detained. What are the conditions like at the moment . Well, weve had several reports saying the conditions are extremely bad. To put it mildly. In fa ct, extremely bad. To put it mildly. In fact, we have had reports of children being hungry, children sleeping on cement floors, no bla nkets sleeping on cement floors, no blankets and famously now, no soap we re blankets and famously now, no soap were no toothbrushes. They do not have proper care and their extremely overcrowded. The former director of ice, a few hours ago and he was saying that part of the problem is that these facilities are never designed to house children, their detention facilities for what must be more focused on, which were people running drugs across the border not families just trying to get into the country. Is there any sign that the administration is preparing to invest in these facilities or as a basis saying will only invest in these facilities inside mexico . That is exactly the problem. We have seen for years, this shift in the demographics of who is arriving in this country at the border towards families and children and very different population to what these facilities are built for, but theres been no effort to comment that theres been extreme resistance by this administration to adjust to the kind of facilities that they are using for the population that is not in them. Theyre absolutely not appropriate for children and theres been no attempt to make themselves. Ido been no attempt to make themselves. I do not think there any talk of changing that. They had been claims with the administration that they need more funding and that is not in any way directed towards improving conditions in the kind of facilities they use, its reallyjust creating more detention for adults and the interior of the country to push people into mexico. The president , and giving his response to the photograph of mr ramirez and his daughter. We hated seeing it but his approach was a tough love approach where in the end, there needs to be a strong message sent to people before they leave their homes but actually what awaits them is not a good thing and it would be better if they stayed in that argument does seem to have a lot of traction with some people in the United States. That is on the most tragic pieces of what we are seeing is that this administration believes that showing cruelty and closing the doors to people who are fleeing really horrific situations is the answer. But what we have seen is that their strategy of making these facilities as horrible as possible is working but the deterrence message is not. When people are fleeing a burning house, and their fling when people are fleeing a burning house, and theirfling horrific situations for their lives, they are not going to be stopped by somebody close in the front door. Theyre going to find another way out what youre seeing is more and more people fleeing for safety and less perception from those people. What about the bill that is going through congress of the moment. Will that if additionalfunding see congress of the moment. Will that if additional funding see that he gets through and does not get vetoed. Without funding make a significant difference . We will have to see what the final bill and language says, but i would argue that it doesnt make any difference in conditions because as far as i can tell, this administration has no intention of modifying conditions. That is not their objective, that their objective from the very beginning has been to make the conditions and treatment of migrants at the border as inhumane and cruel as possible. Thank you very much forjoining us from washington. Those are the stories. Thank you very much for your company and ill be back at the papers just after 1030. Hello, im kasia madera, this is outside source. Anger over how the us treats migrants is growing, as a photo of a father and child face down in a border river is seen around the world. President trump says the answer is more security, while the democrats want humanitarian aid. Meanwhile the mother of the man who died shares her grief. I feel such a mixture of things, the tenderness, how he never let her go, you can see the way he protected her. Well have the latest from washington. Also on the programme two sisters have fled saudi arabia and are now in hiding in turkey. They say they want to claim asylum. We are scared for our life, we did not voluntarily, we did this voluntarily so we