We report from a rainforest in crisis. Its a huge task for the are supposedly reaching this region. This is a Global Crisis because these are considered the lungs of these are considered the lungs of the world. England are once again trying to pull off an unlikely ashes victory at headingley. 0ur sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9. 35am this mornings. 0ur reviewers are sian griffiths and james rampton. Donald trump says that borisjohnson is the right man to take britain out of the European Union. He was speaking this morning during their first face to face meeting since borisjohnson became Prime Minister. It took place in biarritz, where World Leaders are gathered for the g7 summit. President trump said the United States will have a very big trade deal with the uk, and the two sides would be able to reach that agreement very quickly. He is going to be a fantastic Prime Minister, i can tell you. We had very, very good meetings. We are going to do a fantastic deal, once we clear up some of the obstacles in our path. Fantastic many deals. Well do many different deals. We are having a good time. As far as the uk and United States, we are working on a very big trade deal and i think it will work out very well. Will work out very well. As you heard there, the Prime Minister said some obstacles needed to be cleared in any prospective trade deal. The two leaders went into more detail at a breakfast meeting this morning. We had a very good meeting, a very good series of meetings. It was fantastic. We covered three subjects in detail. He needs no advice. Is the right man for a job, ive been saying that for a long time. Ive been saying it for a long time. Your owfi been saying it for a long time. Your own message there. I am very grateful for that. We look forward to having some pretty comprehensive talks about how to take forward the relationship and all sorts of ways, particularly on trade. Were very excited about that. We are having very good trade talks between the uk and ourselves. They wont have the anchor around the ankle, because thats what they have. We will have very good trade dogs. What we want is for our ships to be able to take trade from new york to boston, which at the moment they come to. Many things we are talking about. Previously, i was stymied on the other side, but this is a different person, this is a person that is going to be a great Prime Minister, and my opinion. It is only my opinion. I will not discourage you from that. I have memories of trade negotiations in the past and i have a formidable respect for us trade negotiations and i know there will be some tough talks ahead. We dont sell any beef, we dont sell any pork pies. There are huge opportunities for the uk to penetrate the american markets. Are very keen to talk about that. Lets speak now to the former deputy chief of mission and acting ambassador at the us embassy in london, lewis lukens. Good morning to you. Welcome to bbc news. The mood music is terrifically positive, but the transition from live music to signing a deal is likely to be long, what did you make of the prospects for such a deal at the moment . The mood music is very good. It is fantastic to see this energy at the top, but the devil is in the details and Boris Johnson was top, but the devil is in the details and borisjohnson was clever to lay out some of the uk because my concerns and put it right out on the table. These are the kinds of things that we will be looking for, taking an offensive strategy with the us president. New trade deal has been negotiated. The trade deal can be talked about in detail until the uk has defined its exit from the European Union. On the question of the European Union, the relevance of that, people might not it matters what sort of arrangement the uk reaches with the eu. Can you explain that the connection is . For example, right now there are barriers to the imports of us products to the United Kingdom because the United Kingdom as part of the European Union and the European Union has Regulatory Frameworks that prohibit the import of some us goods. If the uk remains aligned to the European Union on those issues, it will still be able to it will not be able to import those us goods. We are all waiting to see what exit will look like and how closely aligned as the uk remain with the eu. When Boris Johnsons trade team start saying things to their us counterparts like pork pies, shower trays being too shallow, english wine has to be sent through a us distributor, all these things, what will they say back and return . What are the big annoyances for the us side . Agriculture is a lwa ys for the us side . Agriculture is always the Sticking Point for the us. There are Regulatory Frameworks that prohibits us Agricultural Products to the uk, chlorinated chicken being one of them. Trade deals get incredibly complicated and detail orientated and there were 50 us states that all have their own businesses that will want a piece of the pie. It is great to have this mood music at the top, this positive spirit going into negotiations, but the negotiations will be very difficult and very detailed and could take quite a long time to figure out. Another aspect accomplishes this is the potential role of congress on a trade deal. Nancy pelosi has been very outspoken about this. An irishjournalist nancy pelosi has been very outspoken about this. An irish journalist was telling me yesterday that congress had successfully blocked a train till a few years ago, so the power is very much there should the democrats want to use it. It is. The executive branch, the president s to will look to negotiate a trade deal, but congress has to prove it approve it. Nancy pelosi said they will not put through a trade deal that threatens the good friday agreement. Ultimately, congress will have to approve a trade deal. This is where the domestic politics of the United States and the business interests across the country come into play because every state has senators and congressmen who will be pushing for the parochial interests of businesses and their states. Congress absolutely has a role to play this. A real pleasure to speak to you again. Thank you for your time. Ros atkins is in biarritz for us. You have had a busy morning already we have. Things got going very early here. This is the busiest of the three days and there is a lot to pack in. Later this morning, Boris Johnson will meet donald tusk and they will talk about brexit because there is a gulf between the uk and eu about what is acceptable with reference to the irish border. The morning has begun with a focus on trade. This practice between the Prime Minister and the president and the number of people from each of their delegations. They talk about two elements of the trade equation, first of all the trade war. Boris johnson suggesting the trade piece might be better for the Global Economy than the trade war donald trump is started. Then the specifics uk trump is started. Then the specifics uk of any gs trump is started. Then the specifics uk ofany gs uk trump is started. Then the specifics uk of any gs uk trade deal. What happens in the negotiations, what tra nslates happens in the negotiations, what translates from that meeting into the detail, we will have to be a bit patient to see if it happens. What about how borisjohnson is trying to establish himself in this meeting of leaders. It is as first time as Prime Minister. He has been foreign secretary, although not for very long. How is he playing it so far . What is the strategy for the johnson team . Boris johnson has always been a high energy politician. It is his get up and go that voters like when he was mayor of london and it is what the conservative Party Members like when they chose him as their new leader. That was evident from the moment he stepped off the plane yesterday. He skipped down the steps, marched with up right up to the waiting press. He has been engaged, not shy to take centre stage. 0ne detail i have noticed is that donald trump, whenever he is taking part in any event in front of the media, donald trump likes to be in control. Donald trump introduced borisjohnson to the press by then, do you know who this is . Boris johnson has been willing to interrupt donald trump. Sometimes he looks like a that they been interrupted, but borisjohnson is clearly saying im here, i want to present britain as confidence and forward looking. Present britain as confidence and forwardlooking. It will be a fascinating couple of days. New 3d baggage scanners will be introduced at every airport in the uk by 2022, under government plans announced today. Ministers say the technology will cut queues, boost security and will mean passengers will no longer have to remove laptops and liquids from their luggage as its screened. Our Business Correspondent katy austin has more. A familiar site to air travellers clear plastic bags to put your small liquids in while you go through airport security. Laptops must be put in a separate tray. Airports in some countries, particularly america, are already starting to use new, high tech scanners for hand luggage. Heathrow in london is investing £50 million in similar equipment, saying it could remove the needs for liquids and electricals to be taken out. It will be much quicker, less disruptive, not having to take things out of bags, and people will be able to get on their way much more quickly. But it will also bring more security, which is really important. Now, all uk airports are being told they must have advanced 3d scanners by 2022. It is important we are using the best technology, we will have the best in the world once this is rolled out. 0ne travel expert says passengers will notice a difference. Imagine this you are at security, you have forgotten to take out all your stuff, so that means your bag full of liquids, then you have your computer, and maybe a telephone. You have to take it all out and put each one and a separate tray. All of that takes time. Even though we say to ourselves, im ready, by the time we get the security most of us realise that we are not ready and there is a lot of faffing that takes place. Heathrow believes the new technology could make going through security up to 60 times faster. But introducing it could be a challenge for smaller airports. The headlines on bbc news President Trump and borisjohnson meet for a working breakfast at the g7 summit with the promise of a very big trade deal after brexit. The Prime Minister will discuss brexit later with the eu council president. The uks biggest airports will install 3d baggage scanners to make security checks quicker. Brazilian troops have begun a major operation aimed at putting out a Record Number of fires in the amazon rainforest. The government has promised to relax its strict austerity policies and release extra funds for the emergency. Official figures show more than 78,000 forest fires have been recorded in brazil so far this year, most of them in the amazon region. Camilla mota is there. This is her latest report. This is what remains after a fire has run its course. Large swathes of ra i nfo rest has run its course. Large swathes of rainforest clear to the ground, its wildlife diet or flat. Parts of the rope is my pick is Tropical Forest reduced to charred remains. And every day for the past few weeks, new firestarter and die. Across brazil, there have been more than 76,000 so far this year, the highest in nine years. Under pressure from international leaders, brazils president has said the army will help stop the blaze. He has sent in the military to help put out the fires after coming under pressure from the international community, saying he wanted to protect the amazon. Military staff have been deployed to nine different states. Translation we are setting up bases for our Forest Protection force to fight fires and enforce the law. Day after the president said he would send an army troops to help put out the amazon fires, local government here in this state, one of the most affected, has lodged a special operation combining different forces, including army troops, firefighters and an elite group from the Environment Protection agency. The chief of operations is the aim is to have the fire under control in the next few days. For some, this is not enough. At the weekend, many hundreds turned out to demonstrate in major brazilian cities and outside brazilian cities and outside brazilian embassies all over the world. They say the government was slow to act and that the president s rhetoric encourages farmers to burn down the forest, to clear land for agriculture. But the governor cast doubt on this. Translation we have always had blazes and they have always been intense, but this time there are bigger repercussions. Ive seen farmers putting out fires, so something odd is going on, something other than what is supposed to be happening. Fires in the amazon ra i nfo rest happening. Fires in the amazon rainforest are nothing new during summer, but there skill and the speed with which they are spreading has alarmed brazil and the rest of the world. As youve been hearing, the Brazilian Military has begun a major operation to tackle the fires in the amazon rainforest. 0ur correspondent, will grant, was on board a greenpeace plane which flew over the area. From this Vantage Point you get a sense of the scale of the disaster facing this region of the amazon. Hectare after hectare of pristine forestjust going up in smoke. There must be thousands of hectares already, and it is a huge task for the troops who are supposedly reaching this region, and who are going to try to tackle the problem, sent by president bolsonaro. This is the reason for the protests taking place in the large cities of brazil, in sao paulo, brasilia, and rio. This has also caused the international outcry. This is a Global Crisis, because these are considered the lungs of the world. And just on a human level, and an emotional level almost, it is extremely upsetting, extremely disturbing, to see this kind of devastation unfolding in front of you. Protesters are gathering again in hong kong forfurther demonstrations following a night of violence in which nearly 30 people were arrested. Police used tear gas after some protesters threw molotov cocktails and bricks, ending a week of peaceful demonstrations. The family members of some Police Officers are among those holding a rally today, calling on officers to use restraint when dealing with activists and seeking an independent investigation into police violence. The protests started three months ago over a now suspended extradition bill, but have evolved into demands for greater democracy. A man in his 30s remains in hospital under police guard after being arrested on suspicion of murder. It follows the fatal stabbing of a man in his 60s in southall this evening. Police and paramedics were called to st marys avenue at around 6. 40pm. The victim was initially treated for a stab wound, but died at the scene. Multiple road closures remain in force. More now on our main story and the g7 summit in biarritz. After a the first bilateral meeting between us President Donald Trump and Prime Minister borisjohnson. Mr trump says the us will have a very big trade deal with the uk, and the two sides would be able to reach that agreement very quickly. But the Prime Minister says the talks will be tough due to the considerable trade barriers the us will have to remove. Lets speak to david henig now, director of the uk trade policy project at the European Centre for International Political economy an independent and nonprofit policy Research Think tank dedicated to trade policy. David, good morning to you. What do you make up the expectations of the trade deal that are being talked about the us president and by Boris Johnson . In terms of the practicality of this getting from practicality of this getting from practicality to delivering an agreement . Certainly, if President Trump and the Prime Minister want to steal, there is a very good chance the talks can start. The us is quite protectionist. Borisjohnson has listed the barriers that exist. Getting a trade deal is going to be very difficult. The us have never done a trade deal the likes of which borisjohnson seems to be describing. What we might end up with, and donald trump have alluded to this morning as well, is this kind of series of deals, so small agreements on particular areas. Is that potentially a more productive path . It probably is, than spending the next three years arguing about chickens, the famous chlorinated chicken. These problems that Boris Johnson raised a real and have been known about for some years within the uk government. The question is whether the us is prepared to give us whether the us is prepared to give us something and what we would have to give them in return for the small deals. We are talking a lot about what we want, but what does the us wa nts . What we want, but what does the us wants . That is less clear. It is unclear what donald trump once in terms of trade altogether. |j unclear what donald trump once in terms of trade altogether. I suppose the lesson from his talks with china is that he wanted the opportunity for us farmers to sell things to the chinese market. You can see that although we are a much smaller market, we might be attractive as a destination for Agricultural Products. His us uk trade now a relatively small affair . No, it is really strong, we are pretty much the largest investors in each others economies. There are a lot of these little problems, but in terms of big issues, most people find they can trade in the us market and us firms find they can trade here. This isnt necessarily where we will see big positive gains from our postbag is a trade policy. We are already doing a lot of trade. It is hard to see what the big things we can do our. I feelthis is a subject we will return to a more than one occasion. For now, thanks very much. British airways has apologised after admitting it mistakenly told some passengers their flights were cancelled. Pilots are going on strike on the ninth, 10th and 27th next month, but some customers with flights on other days were wrongly asked to re book, or get a refund. Joining me now is ben waell from london, his honeymoon flight has been cancelled hes still not been able to speak to anyone from british airways. Good morning to you. A rough start to your weekends. Yes, getting an e mail on friday night at ten oclock over the Bank Holiday Weekend saying that your honeymoon is cancelled is not the best way to start a Bank Holiday Weekend. Where and when were you supposed to be going . You are meant to be flying out on the ninth to naples. My fiance and i get married on the friday before. We have been told that the flight has been cancelled. We tried to go online to change the booking but that didnt work i think i have called now over 200 times and they are not even putting john hold, youre getting disconnected. suppose that is the big problem. We are getting mixed messages from ba about what exactly has happened and what lights were affected. I suppose it is not knowing what your alternatives are, or if you have any. Thats the thing. We have an outward and return journey booked on the same booking. I have the option to cancel the entire booking, but at the moment i only have one flight affected. If i was to cancel the return booking, that would cost me a lot more than my original booking was i am not sure whether i can just cancel the outward journey and keep the return leg journey and took with another airline going out. Every hour, the prices on the other airlines are going up as we speak. So you have tried getting in touch with ba, tried on the phone at the website. If there is anyone from ba watching right now, what would you say to them . I dont understand the way this has been communicated. I totally understand that sometimes strike action cannot be avoided, but these talks have been ongoing for a couple of months so you should have been aware and had contingencies in place to deal with this, rather than just leave so many people in limbo. When the e mail first came through on friday evening me and my fiance worried, but i said to her, these things happen, will sorta quickly. Here i am two days later with no idea of what to do. All i know at the moment is that it appears whatever i do, itll cost me a lot more the most significant booking. Thank you very much. We will keep our fingers crossed for you and your fiance and whatever, dont let it spoil the wedding. Thousands of people took to the streets of manchester to watch the annual pride parade yesterday. Celebrations are taking place all weekend, with Ariana Grande headlining todays activities. Its herfirst time performing in the city since the concert to remember the victims of the arena attack in 2017. The worlds oldest panda in captivity has turned 37. Xin xing was treated to a Birthday Party and a cake made of her favourite foods at the chongqing zoo in south west china. According to the zoo, xin xing, whose name means new star, is about 110 years old in human years. Many happy returns now its time for a look at the weather. I know your 37th birthday are still some way off, but this is surely a bit of a persons holiday today with its forecast. It isa it is a lovely day to be forecasting the weather because coinciding with the weather because coinciding with the weekend for some of us as the bank holiday. Lots of sunshine and wa nt to bank holiday. Lots of sunshine and want to be had. Some areas of cloud floating around today. I cried for most of us so the sun is easy, particular cloud at times, for the channel islands, part of england, west wales, nudging the coast of north west england this afternoon. If anything, it is hotter than it was yesterday. More sunshine than yesterday in scotland and northern ireland. We are on course to break the record for the highest temperature recorded on the august Bank Holiday Weekend. There will be some fog in places, particularly across the western side of the uk to start the day tomorrow. That will slowly clear. We are left with some areas of cloud but still hazy sunshine. Chance of a shower for parts of south west england. Most of us parts of south west england. Most of us will have another fine day tomorrow and very warm to hot, once again. Hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. The headlines. President trump and borisjohnson meet for a working breakfast at the g7 summit with thepromise of a very big with the promise of a very big