Musicians fleeing the mob is critics top choice for best comedy film of all time. Good morning. Its wednesday 23rd august. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The government insists its not necessary or appropriate for the European Court ofjustice to have directjurisdiction over the uk after brexit. A paper setting out proposals for resolving trade disputes after britain leaves the eu is being published in an hours time, but the question of how future agreements between the uk and the eu will be enforced is proving contentious. The European Commission wants the court in luxembourg to guarantee the rights of eu citizens in the uk after brexit and to oversee the Withdrawal Agreement. But theresa may has said ending european control over british courts is a red line. Ministers say they want a special partnership with the eu, but it is neither necessary nor appropriate for the ecj to police it. Thejustice minister dominic raab said that both the uk and its partners in europe would be keeping a close eye on what the other is doing. Britain is leaving the eu, we are taking back control of our laws, that means ending the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice, we have been Crystal Clear about that. At the same time, we do want to forge a positive, new partnership with our eu friends. One of the ways you protect and nurture that friendship is making sure you have a sensible mechanism to resolve international disputes, most likely some form of arbitration, and that is the way we can make sure our trade, security and other areas of cooperation with European Partners will go from strength to strength. This resolution between the uk and eu is only one aspect of a potential future role for the European Court ofjustice. What future role for the European Court of justice. What about future role for the European Court ofjustice. What about all of those other various areas of the ec], underpinned within the eu, will they not still have influencing directly . We are ending the jurisdiction of the European Court in dealing with dispute at international level. We think that it should do what it says on the tin, but of course, precisely because we are taking back democratic control over our laws, they will diverging but time and both laws or want to keep an eye on what the other is doing, so we can manage and prevent disputes getting out of hand. That is how our friendship will go from strength to strength as we leave the eu. Adam fleming joins us now. Theresa may said that she would bring an end to thejurisdiction of may said that she would bring an end to the jurisdiction of the ec] in britain but now the government is calling for an end to the direct jurisdiction of the court. How important is that change in the wording . Well, for a lot of commentators in the newspapers today, it is evidence of some kind of softening in the uk governments position, a climb down, if you like. It is absolutely denied by the government and i noticed when dominic raab, the justice government and i noticed when dominic raab, thejustice minister, was speaking to various video outlets, the word direct did not cioss outlets, the word direct did not cross his lips, he stuck with ending the jurisdiction cross his lips, he stuck with ending thejurisdiction of cross his lips, he stuck with ending the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice within the uk. I wonder if the government thought that the word direct confused the matter and it looks like they were offering less than promised. We will see when this document is published in less than an hour. People will be looking at the document to look for clues to see how influential the ec] will be in british life after brexit. The justice will be in british life after brexit. Thejustice minister there saying that the uk and the eu will keep half an eye on each others developing court case law. The issue is keeping half an eye on something is keeping half an eye on something is not a legal concept, that is not a phrase that lawyers would recognise as a piece of legaljargon oi recognise as a piece of legaljargon or something written in legislation. We need to see in this government what they actually mean in terms of actual mechanisms they will use and what the bulk of the document will be made up of his examples where other groups of nations from around the world have done deals with one another that do not involve other courts ruling in a way that affect the laws of the other country. I think we will get a big political statement about the ecjs jurisdiction but the bulk of the document will be a tour around the world of measures of dispute resolution between groups of countries. Adam, thank you. Adam fleming in luxembourg there. So how important is the European Court of justice and what exactly does it do . Chris morris from our Reality Check Team has been looking in more detail at the role of the ecj. If youre talking about the resolution of legal disputes in the European Union, then this place is the final say. The European Court ofjustice, based in luxembourg. Its the eus highest legal authority. Now, it should not be confused, its important to note that this is a Different Court to the European Court of human rights, a separate institution based in strasbourg, which is not part of the European Union. And its the court of human rights, not the court ofjustice, that has often upset british politicians by making it harder, for example, to deport terror suspects. So what does the ecj do . Well, it insures that eu institutions like the commission and the eu Member States are complying with european law. It allows Member States to challenge eu legislation if they think it somehow breaks the rules. And it interprets eu law at the request of National Courts. In other words, it interprets and enforces that much everything the eu does, including the rules of the single market. And that makes it absolutely critical to the Brexit Process. Especially after the Tory Party Conference last year, when the new Prime Minister said this. Were not leaving only to return to the jurisdiction of the European Court of justice. That is not going to happen. At that point, vague promises during the Referendum Campaign to take back control of our laws suddenly became a very specific promise to end the jurisdiction of the ecj in the uk. It became the government red line. Now, the trouble with that is that all the end regulations that make the eu take are overseen by the European Court. So if the uk decides that after brexit it wants to stay in the European Air Safety Agency or the european arrest warrant, the european medicines agency, or a long list of other agencies, that regular grace aspect of our lives, it will have to accept that the ecj will still have influence over uk first. That is why the government are now calling for an end to the direct jurisdiction of the ecj, which implies an acceptance that they will have to follow many of its judgments indirectly. If we want to create the deep and special partnership with eu that ministers talk about. And the governments new paper examines a number of precidents, one of which has been discussed recently is the court watched governs the recall the relationship that non eu countries, iceland, norway, lichtenstein, have with eu single market. This court is independent, but in practice, it follows ecj ruling extremely closely. The eu could probably accept something similarfor the uk, but some brexiteers might not. That is why david davies says he wants a new and unique solution. Chris morris there. Joining us now from fribourg in switzerland is catherine barnard, professor of eu law at cambridge university. Its very good to have you with us, thank you for your time today. Would you assess for thank you for your time today. Would you assess for us, thank you for your time today. Would you assess for us, firstly, how important the inclusion of the word di rect important the inclusion of the word direct as in direct constitution is. It looks like there is a shift in approach, as the government increasingly realises the importance of the court ofjustice, and how central it is for the ofjustice, and how central it is forthe uk, if ofjustice, and how central it is for the uk, if it wanted to continue staying in the medicine Schaub Agency or the european arrest warrant. We need to be subject to the jurisdiction warrant. We need to be subject to thejurisdiction of warrant. We need to be subject to the jurisdiction of the ecj and it will be interesting, looking out what we have just heard, whether the uk countenance of becoming a member of the efta court, which ovens the norway arrangement, or another port likes the efta court. But if there was a completely new model, albeit based on an existing model, presumably that would take a long time to setup . Absolutely, and for that reason it may be that the uk will concede that during the transition period, most people think there will be a transition period, that perhaps the uk is subject to the jurisdiction not of the ecj that perhaps the uk is subject to thejurisdiction not of the ecj but of the efta court, in order to enable the concept of government to say that we have satisfied theresa mays breadline and are no longer subject to the jurisdiction of the ecj. But we know that the eu sees a role for the ecj after brexit, specifically in guaranteeing the rights of eu citizens in the uk, how is that squared with the uk government . There is a dialogue of the death going on, for eu citizens, based in the uk, enjoying eu rights, they should be subject to the rights of the European Court ofjustice but then on the other hand, surely we will give them rights but they are british rights and should be subject to the british courts . Now, the british courts are well known for independent thinking and will not slavishly follow any government line they must comply and ensure that british law is enforced. That is what the European Union is worried about. It may be that ten years down the line, the uk changes its law and says eu citizens do not enjoy special status and therefore, the eu wa nts special status and therefore, the eu wants eu citizens in the uk and of course british citizens in the eu to carry on enjoying rights under eu law, enforced by the European Commission and European Court of justice. But, this could last for the best part of 100 years. It will last for the lifetime of the youngest person born in and around brexit day. For the uk, that is absolutely unacceptable. That is fascinating. Thank you very much. Princes william and harry have described their bewilderment when they encountered grieving crowds, on the day of their mothers funeral. Speaking to a bbc documentary marking 20 years since the death of Princess Diana they say walking behind her coffin had been a Family Decision. Heres our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. It was the week when a nation mourned, and the monarchy faced sharp criticism. At its heart were two boys, william and harry, then aged 15 and 12, grieving for the loss of their mother, but required by their royal position to appear in public and help assuage the publics sense of loss. In the bbc documentary, william and harry speak of the numbness and confusion they felt when they were told that their mother was dead. And in harrys case it is clear there is still anger at the french photographers who were pursuing dianas speeding car in the moments before the crash in the alma tunnel, in paris. I think one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people who chased her into the tunnel were the same people who were taking photographs of her while she was dying in the back seat of the car. William and i know that. We have been told that from people that know that it was the case. She had quite a severe head injury, but she was still very much alive on the back seat. Those people who caused the accident, instead of helping, were taking photographs of her dying on the back seat. And then those photographs made their way back to news desks. William and harry were in balmoral when they heard the news in paris. They speak in support of their grandmother for her efforts to shield them and for their father. He tried to do his best for us, says harry. When they moved from balmoral to london, they encountered grieving crowds. And its clear that they found the experience bewildering, with so many people sobbing and wanting to touch them. Of the decision to walk behind their mothers coffin, both say it was a collective Family Decision and both say they felt a strong sense of duty even then. When you have something so traumatic as the death of your mother when you are 15, as, very sadly, many people have experienced, and no one wants to experience, it leaves you, you know, it will make or break you, and i wouldnt let it break me. I wanted her to be proud of the person i would become. I didnt want her worried, or her legacy to be that william or harry were completely and utterly devastated by it. And all of her hard work, love and energy she put into us when we were younger would go to waste. They were children coping with their own grief and the attention of a grieving nation, and who kept going to honour their mothers memory. Im joined now by our royal correspondent sarah campbell. So, sarah, other documentaries have been shown in the run up to the anniversary of dianas death. What will this one tell us that we havent already heard . Palace officials have said that this is the first and last time that the princes will speak in such great detail about the seven day period for her death until the funeral. That is what makes this one stand up. Stand out. They were in balmoral with the queen when diana died and william said that when he was told, he was completely numb and disorientated, he was dizzy. Harry referred to how their father helped both boys through it. Its important because in the build up to this we had not really heard about the role of Prince Charles but harry is clear, he said one of the most difficult things for a parent to do is to tell children that the other pa rent is to tell children that the other parent has died and Prince Charles was there for us, one of the two left and try to do his best to make sure that we were protected and looked after. At the time you will remember that there was a lot of bad feeling towards the queen over the decision to stay in balmoral, rather than coming straight back to london. On this, Prince William was clear that this was the right decision for them, the boys. He spoke of how their grandmother had tried to protect them, she took all of the newspapers away so they could not read the news. He said that thankfully, we had the privacy to mourn. We had no idea the reaction to her death would be so cute. We also said that the queen felt torn between being a grandmother of william and harry and, in her queen role. It is insight into the queens ta ke role. It is insight into the queens take on this. Other key contributors to the documentary, we had lady sarah mccorquodale, Princess Dianas eldest sister. She said that the queen did the right thing in those circumstances, tony blair said that the queen was resistant to anything that seemed false, more like a Public Relations event. It was interesting behind the scenes, as to what was going on in that week. Of course, these two young boys, these young princes, they had to deal with the publics grief as well and they speak on that . Yes, and they paint quite disturbing picture as to what it must have been like for them. Let us it must have been like for them. Let us not forget that Prince William was 15 and harry was only 12 years old. When they came down to london, meeting the crowds outside of kensington palace, he said that it was peculiar, unusual. He spoke of the wailing and crying and sobbing, the wailing and crying and sobbing, the breaking down. Harry said that they were in a state of shock, people were grabbing at them. He does not blame people for that but it was shocking for these two boys. Speaking of walking behind their mothers then, a lot has been said about whether they should have been put through that ordeal and they both interestingly say that it was a collective, Family Decision. William referred to it as his duty, the ha rd est referred to it as his duty, the hardest thing he had had to do. And harry this year said that was reported to have said that no child should have done that, but in this he has no feeling as to whether it was right or wrong but was glad to be part of it. And in that report from nicholas witchell, it remains over their mother s treatment at the hands of the press . Yes, they both talk about it, william talks of the outset that the press caused their mother. He says that she cried more about press intrusion than anything else in life. He has memories as a boy of trying to cheer her up. Unsurprisingly it is a big issue for them still and it is how they tried to protect their loved ones now. Thank you. Back to our main story. Theresa may, this has just come in, has visited a factory in gilbert this morning, she was asked there about the governments position on the European Court of justice. Lets have a listen. What is absolutely clear, i made it clear in my speech and have make clear ever since, that when we leave the eu, we will be leaving the jurisdiction of the ecj. What we will be able to do is make our own laws and parliament will make our laws. Britishjudges will laws and parliament will make our laws. British judges will interpret those laws and it will be the British Supreme Court that will be the ultimate arbiter of those laws. We will take back control of our laws. And can you give a specific example of how this new arrangement will be working in terms of settling disputes . What we have today done is issue a paper which shows a number of ways where it will be possible to resolve disputes. What businesses wa nt to resolve disputes. What businesses want to know is that in future relationships, if a dispute arises, however will be how it will be possible to resolve it. We will put in place arrangements to ensure businesses have the confidence of knowing that they can continue to trade across the European Union. And if we end up with a version of the trade Association Courts resolving post brexit disputes, isnt it another version of what we have with jurisdiction in britain . There are a number of ways where it will be possible to deal with this kind of resolution in future, we want to show that we have thought about what it might be, and we will go into negotiations with the European Commission, to discuss what is the best way forward. What i am clear on is that we will be ending the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice in the uk. We will be making our laws and parliament will make our laws, british judges will interpret those laws, and from the British Supreme Court, we will be the arbiter of those laws. And a quick question on the Grenfell Tower, you met last night with some residents to discuss concerns, what solutions have you come up with to allay those concerns . Specifically regarding tenant management accommodation . It was a dignified and respectful meeting last night, obviously people had concerns that they were racing and i was pleased i was able to tell them, the Tenant Management Organisation is one of theissues Management Organisation is one of the issues that tenants have been concerned about. I could tell them that that organisation would no longer have responsibility for the lancaster longer have responsibility for the la ncaster west longer have responsibility for the lancaster west estate housing estate, that was met. People were pleased to hear that. And we were able to hear on specific issues that individuals had at the meeting. I have since spoken to the leader of the council, to raise the issues with her that were raised with me at the meeting. What i want to ensure is that the granville united residents and others locally are given the support that they need when felt united residents are given the support they need on this which has affected their lives. And what are you doing to make sure they get that money . We ensured at the beginning of this that a lump sum was available to individuals who had been affected. Other sums of money have since been made available to people. One of the issues which came out last night was about the charitable money which had been donated and ensuring that the system is working properly, to get it through to people and the Charities Commission and others have been involved in ensuring that is happening. Theresa may speaking about a meeting with residents, former residents of the Grenfell Tower, and talking about the European Court ofjustice, that position paper is due to be published at lunchtime today. Saying that it published at lunchtime today. Saying thatitis published at lunchtime today. Saying that it is clear we will be ending the jurisdiction that it is clear we will be ending thejurisdiction of that it is clear we will be ending the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice in the uk, she does not say direct jurisdiction, court ofjustice in the uk, she does not say directjurisdiction, just the jurisdiction. Not say directjurisdiction, just thejurisdiction. She said not say directjurisdiction, just the jurisdiction. She said that the Supreme Court will ultimately be the arbiter of our laws. More on that coming up. But now. Police in the us state of arizona have used tear gas and smoke grenades to Disperse Protesters outside a rally of supporters of president trump. During his speech, mrtrump defended his record on opposing racial hatred. James cook reports from phoenix. Bangs, shouting. What the bleep . Tear gas and trouble on the streets of phoenix. The clashes didnt last long, but for a short time, they were intense as riot police cleared protesters from the streets after a president ial rally. Inside, it had been an animated donald trump who had rallied his supporters by announcing the news media. Mr trump quoted himself at length, aiming to demonstrate he had wholeheartedly condemned the actions from neo nazis in the city of charlottesville when a counter protester was killed. I hit them with neo nazi, hit them with everything. I got the white supremacist, the neo nazi, i got them all in there. Lets see. The kkk, we have kkk. I got them all. So theyre having a hard time, so what did they say . Right. It should have been sooner hes a racist it should have been sooner, ok. It should have been. You know, they show up in the helmets and the black masks and theyve got clubs and theyve got everything. Antifa booing. And yes, by the way, theyre trying to take away our history and our heritage, you see that. Booing. The only people giving a platform to these hate groups is the media itself and the fake news. President trump took his war with the media to a new level tonight, attacking journalists again and again. He clearly regards the best way to defend against criticism of his presidency as a full throated attack on the messenger. Outside, the trouble didnt last long, with demonstrators quickly dispersing. The controversy surrounding the president is unlikely to be so short lived. James cook, bbc news, phoenix in arizona. Police in birmingham say that they have obtained what they called Landmark Court injunctions to break up Landmark Court injunctions to break up two criminal gang suspected of involvement in gun and drugs offences. Legal orders have been issued that restrict members movements and who they can mix with. We can now speak to our correspondent phil mackie who is outside West Midlands Police Headquarters in birmingham. Tell us about that background that led to Police Taking this court this course of action, and how easy did they think it would be to enforce these injunctions . This all began in 2015, when there was an upsurge in gun violence in and around birmingham. It is thought to bea around birmingham. It is thought to be a dispute between two rival gangs, the burger bar boys and johnson crew, and notorious gangs in this part of the world. They have been a problem in this city for the best pa rt been a problem in this city for the best part of 30 years. It led the West Midlands police and Birmingham City council to seek out these gang injunctions which became law in 2011, amended in 2014 to become tougher. They have pioneered their use in the city and today i was with Police Officers knocking on doors and handing over these injunctions to let family members know that these individuals, as you say, will have severe restrictions placed upon their movements. And people they associate with. In terms of how difficult they are to get, thats the problem. They were introduced a while back, originally by the Labour Government in 2009 and became law in 2011. Few have ever been issued. It ta kes a 2011. Few have ever been issued. It takes a long time of evidence gathering and a lot of Court Hearings to get to the point where they are able to issue these gang injunctions today. The plan isnt really. I do not think they are optimistic of turning these individuals away from gang crime but simply serving notice on them. Marking their cards to say, we know who you are and what you are doing. Effectively trying to disrupt gang activity. Interim orders were last year granted, and since then a large number of people have gone to prison. Fewer injunctions were issued to those in jail today, and thatis issued to those in jail today, and that is quite unusual. It is thought to be the first time that has happened as it will stop individuals mixing with other gang members in prison. We know it is a big problem inside of the prison population. Phil mack eibar, in birmingham, thank you. The transport secretary, Chris Grayling says politicians in the north of england should find the solutions to regional transport problems, not Central Government. Writing in the Yorkshire Post, mr grayling said the success of northern transport depends on the north itself. The article comes ahead of a Northern Rail summit in leeds later today. Our correspondent Dan Whitworth is in leeds for us. What has been said so far . What is the mood like . Well Committee Meeting is going on behind me here in leeds, there are dozens of political leaders and Business Leaders from across the north of england meeting in that conference room, people like the mayor of Greater Manchester andy burnham, steve rotherham, the mayor of the liverpool city region. The leaders of leeds, sheffield, newcastle city councils, they are all meeting to demand more action and commitment and, crucially, more money from Central Government to help Fund Transport improvements across the north of england. They say it is crucial not only to improve journey times, to help commuters, but to the regions economy. Interestingly, the meeting was called only last month, when the government announced plans that it was dropping plans to electrify Certain Railway lines across the north of england and, days later, it backed plans for crossrail two, a north to south railway line, across london. And miss meeting taking place in the context of that article written by Chris Grayling, we mentioned it in the introduction, what is the reaction to that . I have a copy of it here. You showed it in the introduction. Ifjohn, the cameraman, can zoom in. Chris grayling, he says it is up to the north to sort out rail issues. Speaking to those in the meeting room, i think it has left a sour taste in the mouths of some people there. Let me read you some quotes from the transport secretary, the success of northern transport depends on the north itself. Businesses, the mayors, devolved authorities and communities, they understand the problems in the north better than anyone and with their knowledge we can fix them. A comparison with some people in the room behind me, if this was london with transport problems, as they see it, they would be left to get on with it and sort it themselves. As for the mood in the room, two words to sum it up a unity and frustration. Unity, in that organisers were keen to stress it was not a political event or Bashing National government is all about bashing london, but it is making sure that the north gets what they see as a fair share of money and commitment from National Government for transport projects. Frustration insomuch as they see National Government in london projects, at the detriment of the rest of the uk and crucially to the north of england. For his part, Chris Grayling says the government is spending £13 billion in this parliament which is a record for any government in history, he says, to improve transport systems in the north, like introducing smart motorways on the m1 and in sections of the m62, and he is committed to helping those in the north of england in improving their transport. Dan, we will hear more as the meeting progresses. Thank you. Some of the downpours across northern part of england. Clearing north east in the next couple of hours and things improved slightly. Already some are better conditions across parts of the south and west but across scotland a lot of cloud and rain, the weather improving as the day goes on. These sharers merging into a longer spells of rain pushing north and east, western parts of scotland and brightening but the best in the sunshine for the south and west with temperatures up to about 23 celsius. Through tonight the front clears on to the north sea, painted to try and clear whether and feeling less humid than last night, more comfortable for sleeping, temperatures down to 12. Tomorrow sunny spells and isolated showers, an improvement on today, the best of the brightness across the best of the brightness across the south and west matic is up to 22. This is bbc newsroom live, the headlines at 11. 33. Government plans will be published later saying that ministers want to end the directjurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice over uk law after brexit it isa it is a british judges who will interpret those laws and the British Supreme Court who will be the ultimate arbiter of those laws. Prince william and prince harry have been talking about their sense of bewilderment at the grieving crowds in the week between their mothers death and her Funeral Police and protesters have clashed outside a donald trump rally in arizona. The president has offended defended his record. Englands women after to the final of the Rugby World Cup. The skipper said the defending champions who will play new zealand in the final will play new zealand in the final will prepare properly and mentor. Our coaches will do a fantasticjob and analysing them and setting eve ryo ne and analysing them and setting everyone strictly, the angled so you wa nt to everyone strictly, the angled so you want to ourselves on that final on saturday. I know youll see it as just another match but it is the World Cup Final. How do you approach that over the next few days . We will go back to looking at what we need to do and approach as normal as possible. But about that special occasion and making sure were on the right frame of mind take that on. And the hype before the fight. Mcgregor and mayweather roll into town before their big fight on saturday. The cheapest ticket costs £400. Mcgregor met fans and this will be his first professional fight and the american is favoured to win. It is all about giving the fans what they wa nt to all about giving the fans what they want to see. Ive been around the sport for so many years and this is the last one. Rock on be able to walk the walk . Thats what makes this so intriguing. Ive been away two years, till i can lost a few steps. We will just two years, till i can lost a few steps. We willjust see two years, till i can lost a few steps. We will just see full stop Brendan Rodgers and said he is looking forward to finding out who their opponents will be in the group stages of the Champions League. Celtic lost 4 3 to astana but went through 8 4 overall and the scottish archives will now be in the fourth pa rt archives will now be in the fourth part of for the draw. Liverpool have a 2 1 lead over hoffenheim, but they will be without key players. With tongue down three bids from barcelona for the mid fielder but his relationship is fine. Why do you ask if everything is ok between me and him . Ianswered ask if everything is ok between me and him . I answered with of course. Yes. Indeed. Absolutely. 100 . Barcelona are suing neymar for at least ten Million Dollars for alleged breach of contract. Barca are demanding he return the loyalty bonus paid that was before he left for paris st germain earlier this month, in a world record transfer, worth 261 Million Dollars. The club is also chasing an additional 10 in Interest Payments for a delay in payment. In a statement, the club said barcelona have taken these actions in defence of their interests, after neymars contract thats all this but for now. Lets return to our main story this moring. It was a red line of theresa mays to end thejurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice in the uk post brexit. Today the government will set out its plans it was interesting listen to that clip of trees a speaking, she didnt use the word director should not about any future jurisdiction that the European Court ofjustice might have, she says simply the uk would not be under the jurisdiction of that court and the uk Supreme Court would be the ultimate arbiter of rosier. Do you think it is possible for the uk to separate itself entirely post brexit from the influence of the European Court of justice . I think it is very endless thing to see. Clearly it will have significantly more influence with the ecj having affect across a range of areas. The relationship will depend on what we agree in the recent role agreement and the deep and copper heads of future partnership about how disputes between us and the eu will be resolved. We havent actually managed to see the government paper so it is not quite clear what is actually proposed. On the Withdrawal Agreement, how much influence will be ecj have on that never mind what happens post brexit than the actual Withdrawal Agreement . This is where theres a stand off, the proposals are seeing first of all of their disputes about the Withdrawal Agreement to negotiating committee which may be politicians and bureaucrats and whatever, diplomats sorting things out but the party could ultimately refer issues to the ecj. The uk has made pretty clear that doesnt regard things like eu Citizens Rights as enforceable through the ecj saying they can be enforced through the uk courts and the uk will observe the Withdrawal Agreement as it does all its other International Agreements. That is one point of dispute at the moment. We may end up with some other mechanism being proposed, something possibly ecj judges and Supreme Courtjudges come of it is people have been suggesting we could use an off the shelf solution that is available already which is a thing cold the efta court which some countries use as a way of monitoring the agreement. It is very corrugated and there are various institutional mechanisms. The important thing is to decide what the principles and design in the institutions to meet those principles and see what you can reach common ground. Those principles and see what you can reach common groundlj those principles and see what you can reach common ground. I think e fta can reach common ground. I think efta looks on the ecj as an adviser the court, so there would still be a line of influences of that was the model . I think the ecj is always going to be influential in interpreting law derived from the eu. If you look at the withdrawal bill that the government has published about how our courts interpret eu will have left, the icing they should have regard to further decisions by the ecj is sought is one thing seeing what the reasoning as an another thing saying ecj judgment stick direct effect of uk law which is seen as infringing on parliamentary solitary and people have objected to. Those are quite different. The efta court is designed to oversee an agreement whereby those economic area countries have signed up to observe eu rules. One of the questions for the future partnership is what actually is the relationship between the uk and the eu rules as they develop. Do they say they will still be observed or not . We dont know that, that is another part of the agreement that we havent seen. Let mejust put agreement that we havent seen. Let me just put the should not be any decisions by any new tribunal on the uk. That is the case it is a matter of detail not principle. That is an interesting point . Suggesting there was some red ballroom but this is a very depending on outside of the political divide you are or not this question of the influence of the ecj. Big issues of principles on both sides, people like Jacob Rees Mogg about no direct effect. A principal in the european side says the ecj must protect the legal autonomy of the eu so the other people who get to say how do you interpret eu rose. Laws. But is there a meeting ground between the two possible. It is to both sides advantage to have cleared mechanisms for resolving future disputes. British Companies Benefit from being able to access justice within the eu to make sure that people arent using rules and discovered three way against them for support is notjust against them for support is notjust a one way street. We can benefit from having proper enforcement and clear and transparent enforcement as well. Thank you. Danish police have identified a torso found south of copenhagen as the missing swedishjournalist, kim wall. The authorities believe she died on board a homemade submarine. The crafts inventor, peter madsen, has been accused of negligent manslaughter. We can speak now to Michael Barrett whos the editor of the local, an english language danish news site. Bring us up to date of what is the latest that the police are saying about this investigation. The police announced this morning that dna samples are taken from the torso near copenhagen had been matched to a blood that had been phoned and said the submarine and samples taken from kim walls position. That had given them a positive identification that the torso was that of kim wall. Additionally police found that the torso appears to have been tampered with. Some damage found suggesting error had been let out to insurance sector the bottom of the sea. They also said metal had been attached to the torso to ensure that anchored to the torso to ensure that anchored to the bottom of the sea. This charge that the submarines inventor is being accused of, negligent manslaughter, tell us more about that. He was charged with an evident manslaughter on the day that the submarine sank and has been in custody ever since. The prosecution has been largely behind closed doors so theres not a lot of detail released thus far. There will this week they did make public the fact that he had in a statement to the court city buried kim wall at sea after she died due to an accident. That is as current expedition. Thank you. In the Business News. In a moment, a summary of the Business News this hour, but first the headlines on bbc newsroom live the European Court ofjustice will not have directjurisdiction over the uk after brexit, a government policy paper will say. Prince harry tells the bbc hes glad he walked behind Princess Dianas coffin at her funeral twenty years ago. Donald trump lashes out at the media as he defends his handling of the violence in charlottesville in the Business News. Identity theft is reaching epidemic levels, according to a Fraud Prevention group, up 5 on the same time last year. Id fraudsters obtain personal information before apply for loans and store cards in the name of their victim. Shares in advertising giant wpp are down sharply this morning at one point more than 10 lower after it reported slowing sales and warned about the future. The company said that Group Performance had been much tougher for the first half of the year. And confirmation there of the wpp share price, but the euro has gained 0. 5 on the pound in the past half hour and has broken the 92p barrier, its lowest since a short lived flash crash in october. Wpp the Worlds Largest Advertising Firm has cut its outlook for next year after a demand fell for tv, online and print adverts. Shares have slumped this morning down around 10 after the downbeat assessment. And theirfigures are watched very closely because advertising gives us a sense of how well the economy is doing. When firms are confident and optimistic they spend on new ads, when theyre not, they dont. So what do they tell us . Well, the amount spent by brands around the world on advertising last year was up at 493 billion but where its being spent is shifting significantly. While traditional Advertising Sales were effectively flat digital ad sales were up 17 to 178bn. That number will of course keep growing, and by 2021, its forecast to account for 50 of all adverts. Boss of wpp, sir martin sorrell, says that the firm has been hit by a digital disruption. We have seen, probably for the last three quarters, it probably started in q4 of 2016, companies starting to look carefully at their marketing spend. And i think it is probably for three reasons. The first was the digital disruption that you referred to in your opening comments, although, if you look at wpp now, of our 20 billion or so of revenues, we are now about 41 exposed to digital. Whereas the Worldwide Market is probably around 30 . So we are over indexed in that sense against digital, and that will continue, again, as you indicate. So thats one area. And that a more long term thing. The two phenomena that probably have started to make their mark most, the first has been activist investors who have started to take positions in major packaged goods for companies, for example. And, of course, putting pressure on management to look at their short term performance. And the third area is the so called zero based budgeters, these investors, again, using cheap capital or low cost money, which we have seen since lehman in 2009, to invest in companies and to buy companies and deconstruct their budgets. So, again, reduced short term cost and short term investment. Identity theft has hit new record levels, according to the Fraud Prevention organisation cifas. It says nearly ninety thousand cases were recorded by the group in the first half of the year, with young adults the most likely to be targeted. We met traditionally expect it is the older generation who will be targeted because maybe they are less adept at using new technology, perhaps, it is a sweeping statement that you are suggesting that his younger people who are much more vulnerable. Figures released today show 90,000 people have been the victims of Identity Fraud and the first half of this year, 500 people per day. Traditionally the profile of eight. , a victim of fraud is a 46 year old male because they have been the most creditworthy. The worrying thing that data has shown is that the under 20 ones are the Fastest Growing victim group. We would normally regard them as the most intimate service of the fact they are becoming victims of a crime which is principally 80 conducted online is really concerning. How are these fraudsters getting the information . It is a simple crime to commit. That is so much data out there, information from data breaches on social media and perhaps we are being a little lax with privacy settings are shedding too much and Old Fashioned con artistry. Criminals fawning up victims and lasting security information from them. That is put together in a jigsaw and effectively they become you do in order to apply foreign goods and services and credit and mobile phone contracts in your name. The first thing you know about it is when the bill arrives through the post. How can we stop it . Given what youve said they are the criminals are Getting Better but maybe we are shedding too much information, and in the data ourselves. How do you content with that . Youre never going to stop it what we can do is try to make it more difficult for the people committing the sort of crime. And to really chromatic claim, takes possible up to 200 hours, 200 days to sort it out when you have a problem with your identity. You can be wary of unsolicited e mails, texts and calls trying to gain information from you especially security related information. You can make sure your browser settings and policy settings are set appropriately. You can also ensure you are updated, that your systems a re ensure you are updated, that your systems are patched and working and you that you have the maximum amount of antivirus and use public wi fi for browsing not for shopping. Thank thank you. More later. Now, what makes a great comedy film . That was the question posed to 253 film critics by bbc culture, who have just unveiled their list of the 100 greatest comedies of all time. Critics from 52 countries were asked to list their ten favourite comedies, and the results were then combined. So what came in at number one . Im joined by bbc culture editor Rebecca Laurence. Number one was . The number one was the 1959 classic some like it hot. |j love this film. Tell us why it came in at number one. So shall we take a look at why some like it hot possibly made it to number one . Look at that look how she moves. Thats just likejello on springs. Must have some sort of built in motor or something. I tell you, its a whole different sex. What are you afraid of . Nobody is asking you to have a baby. Musicians on the run from the mob who dress up as women and follow up of marilyn monroe. It is a fantastic film, full of wonderful lines, one of the best last lines in cinema history, wonderful performances as well and pulled incredibly strongly among european critics, over 60 voted for it. It also felt really well in latin america and east asia. Tell us about the top five. Top five overall was some like it hot, number two was doctor strangelove, number 23 was annie hall forwards groundhog day and five was duck soup. They didnt change much regionally, but we did find there were some interesting differences north american critics voted that the Different Number one which was doctor strangelove. We found that some filmsjust doctor strangelove. We found that some films just didnt translate across different regions so for insta nce across different regions so for instance airplane did well in america but not elsewhere and what about differences between men and women krishna almost half and half . Report hundred and 18 female critics hundred and 35 men sought was interesting how they voted. We only found a 2 difference in the way that they voted there was a collection of about 14 films where there was a strong preference for that film based on the critic gender. Female critics were more likely to vote for clueless or when harry met sally and male critics for groundhog day and animal house. Nobody is perfect. That is the final line of some like it hot. Temporary weather. Not very hot but we have have somebody down pours across Northern England cleaving through the next hour or two and the weather will improve. Already some brighter conditions but low level cloud across scotland and rain continuing for a time. Southern parts of the british isles, some sunshine getting through the cloud. A real mix as we head into the afternoon. Looking at the satellite, decent bricks and the cloud farther south, the weather front farther north bringing a lot more cloud and rain as well. This afternoon the rain across eastern counties of england and scotland, further west brightening up and the further west brightening up and the further south and west are the drier and brighter. Pleasing along the coastal areas but in the sunshine not feeling too bad. Across the south west, dry weather to look forward to when is light and feeling rather humid across the south east and east anglia, more cloud across the midlands but sunny spells getting through. Four wheeled largely dry just the getting through. Four wheeled largely dryjust the odd isolated shower. More chance of showers across Northern Ireland and the bitter end from western parts and scotla nd bitter end from western parts and scotland but it will be brighter before sunset, highs of around 19. Through tonight the front clears into the north sea, dry weather looking forward to it. Foremost a dry nightand looking forward to it. Foremost a dry night and feeling more co mforta ble dry night and feeling more comfortable less muggy than last night. Captures in double figures between 12 to 15. Into tomorrow, sunny spells with the risk of a few showers. Yet again in the further south and east you are, the better and drierand south and east you are, the better and drier and brighter weather, not feeling too bad when the sun gets out the temperatures between 14 and 22. Towards the end of the week, still quite conditions and yet again fine weather across the south and east, north and west cloudier and renee, captures up to about 24. On saturday if you showers but yet again dry weather across parts of the south and east and from the bank or the weekend, saturday if you showers, sunday looking dry with rain to come. This is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at midday the government has just published a legal paper in insisting the European Court of justice legal paper in insisting the European Court ofjustice will not have direct influence over the uk after brexit. When we leave the European Union we will leave the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice. As the 20th anniversary of Princess Dianas death approaches prince harry talks to the bbc about his painful memories. I think the hardest thing to come to terms with is the fact that the people who chased her into the tunnel were the same people that were taking photographs while she was still dying on the back seat of the car. 18 men from rival criminal groups are targeted in what Police Describe as the largest ever gang injunction. Donald trump lashes out at the media as he defends his handling of the violence in charlottesville. Also coming up transport secretary Chris Grayling says the north of england should solve its own regional transport problems. The comments come as regional leaders meet to demand more money to improve transport links. Look at that look at how she moves. It is likejello on springs some like it hot. The tale of two musicians fleeing the mob is the critics top choice for best comedy film of all time. Good afternoon. Its wednesday 23rd august. Im annita mcveigh. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The government insists its not necessary or appropriate for the European Court ofjustice to have directjurisdiction over the uk after brexit. A paper setting out proposals for resolving trade disputes after britain leaves the eu has been published time, but the question of how future agreements between the uk and the eu will be enforced is proving contentious. The European Commission wants the court in luxembourg to guarantee the rights of eu citizens in the uk after brexit and to oversee the Withdrawal Agreement. But theresa may has said ending european control over british courts is a red line. Ministers say they want a special partnership with the eu, but it is neither necessary nor appropriate for the ecj to police it. Within the last hour, the Prime Minister theresa may has outlined her thoughts on the future relationship between the uk and the European Court of justice. When we leave the European Union will will be leaving the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice. We will be able to make our own laws, parliament will make our own laws, parliament will make our laws. Britishjudges our own laws, parliament will make our laws. British judges will interpret those laws and it will be the British Supreme Court that will be the ultimate arbiter of those laws. We will take back control of our laws. Can you give a specific example of this new arrangement, and how it would work in terms of settling disputes . What we have today done is issue a paper which shows a number of ways where it will be possible to resolve disputes. Businesses will want to know in the future relationship, if a dispute arises, how will it be possible to resolve that . We are clear we will not have the jurisdiction of the European Court of justice not have the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice and will put in place arrangements to show that businesses have the confidence of knowing they can continue to trade across the European Union. Our Political Correspondent iain watson has been following developments from westminster this morning. Now that the paper has been published, what more can you tell us about the substance of it . This is the paper published moments ago. Effectively looking at the role of the ecj, after brexit. Quite clearly, what the government says it is doing is ending the direct jurisdiction of the ecj, they are clear about what it means, so decisions taken by the European Court ofjustice no longer automatically apply in britain and the court would have no right to strike out british Domestic Legislation as it does at the moment. The document makes it clear that the ecj may be having quite a bit of influence, depending on the kind of trade agreement that may strike the European Union in future. The government does not settle on a particular new mechanism or court for sorting out these disputes, if a new agreement is reached. Instead it comes up new agreement is reached. Instead it comes up with a range of precedence. Partly political, it points out that in each of existing cases, the ecj does not have a direct role in policing those agreements. Equally, they also suggest that if bits of these agreements could be looked at, they want to open a discussion with European Partners and, for example, you may not have heard of this and im no expert, but the moldova eu agreement would give the ecj the absolute right to interpret European Union legislation and would bind any dispute panel with that interpretation. There would still be a continued role for the ecj and whether government is clear in this document is that the ecj should have no say over enforcing the rows of eu residents living in the united kingdom. For a reaction to this, residents living in the united kingdom. Fora reaction to this, i am joined byjoe redmond, who is in for brexit and then well be joined by chuka umunna from the labour party, hoping for britain to remain in the eu. Ending direct jurisdiction of the ecj is something that you are in favour but with these future scenarios, there could still be a big influence . these future scenarios, there could still be a big influence . I do not ee, still be a big influence . I do not agree, the paper does not say that but it clearly says that once we leave in march 2019 or earlier, the ecj leave in march 2019 or earlier, the sq will leave in march 2019 or earlier, the ecj will no longer have jurisdiction in the uk but it will have jurisdiction over british People Living on the continent under european law. It goes on to say that if, for example, we have a trade agreement, we are offering them a Generous Free trade agreement and the most obvious model for resolving any disputes and that is to accept the World Trade Organisation disputes procedure, they have a procedure and an appeal procedure, and the eu accepts that portrayed with non eu countries at the moment. We would be willing to accept that if we get one for the eu. And chuka umunna, you were involved in this paper, there appears to be a role, if you are an Arbitration Panel sorting out to dispute, we cannot, that Arbitration Panel, cannot insist on its interpretation of eu law . I think there is something to be said for that. What i do ask of people to go back to is that promised that was made to you, when you voted to leave the eu. You were basically told european judges will no longer have influence on uk law which is wrong. Clearly, in this paper, it forces at least an account being taken of the European Court of justice in some of those scenarios which is materially different to what you were sold in the eu referendum. It points to a wider story over the summer, that so many of these stories, like the £150 million extra per week that would go into Public Services if we left the eu, they are impossible to deliver. If you pay a divorce bill for us to leave the eu, but want access to the single market, that seems to be the Government Policy Committee cannot bring that £350 million extra per week for our bring that £350 million extra per weekfor our nhs bring that £350 million extra per week for our nhs that people were promised. That eu referendum, where john and i were arguing, was a thing on hypotheticals but now we are beginning to have the hard facts which illustrate the brexit terms and the terms on which it was sold to your viewers are impossible to deliver. This is not true, this is for some foolish, these assertions. They are facts . They are not, this paper, like ones before it, there is no legal obligation for a divorce bill at all. I am strongly of the view that there should be no divorce payments. We will pay our contributions to the date of leaving, as the League Campaign always said we would and should, and this government is going to do that but on this paper it is clear that the ecjsjurisdiction, it ends the day that we leave the eu. It has a numberof day that we leave the eu. It has a number of models in there which help other people. In their different circumstances. But that is not going to be the british model. As i say, and trade, the british model is likely to be that we would accept World Trade Organisation jurisdiction as the eu does for dealing with other independent countries around the world. That is what we have been. That is what we would be doing if there was a no deal scenario. In terms of a deal scenario, why wouldnt we use the world trade. Why wouldnt we use the World Trade Organisation to resolve disputes under it . It would need registering at the World Trade Organisation, they are the superior body to the eu and rightly so, we are a member, the eu is a member. But this is not all that complicated, the wto rules exist. He wants us tojump off a complicated, the wto rules exist. He wants us to jump off a cliff and be governed by those rules. Dont lie about it. I do not buy the long and short of it, in this paper you were told at the referendum there would be no influence, no power and no account ta ken of be no influence, no power and no account taken of the decisions of europeanjudges. This account taken of the decisions of european judges. This paper flies account taken of the decisions of europeanjudges. This paper flies in the face of it and that is the hard fa ct. The face of it and that is the hard fact. Forgive me a moment before labours position, are you saying that influence, whether people were mis sold it or not, is it a good influence . Is it right the ecj should have a influence . Is that your position . Or do you wish that the Government Cut all ties with the ecj . | the Government Cut all ties with the ecj . I do the Government Cut all ties with the ecj . I do not want that, you need compromise. If you look at the European Nuclear agency, they govern the transportation of Nuclear Materials but they have an impact on Cancer Research and the use of medical isotopes, we are being yanked out of that because of theresa mays red line on the European Court of Justice Theresa mays red line on the European Court ofjustice having an influence and that relates to that agency. I do not think we should have that red line, if it is going to detrimentally affect the viewers cancer treatments, it is not sensible to me. There is give and ta ke sensible to me. There is give and take in this situation, and that is why i do not think there should be a red line. We could do these things perfectly well for ourselves as an independent country and will collaborate with the eu where they wish it and agree to it, it is best to have these International Agreements policed under International Law as there are bodies and procedures which do that which are independent. You cannot have a court of one country policing the decisions of another country. The document suggests that will end . Yes, of course. The debate continues. But how we go about brexit still proves hugely controversial and perhaps this relationship with the ecj is one of the most controversial issues of all. Studio iain watson, thanksi will be talking to adam fleming in luxembourg in a moment to get the reaction from there but to let you know, that paper has just been published by the government in the last few minutes. It is now there infill on the bbc news website. You can takea infill on the bbc news website. You can take a look at all of the details there. Now lets go to luxembourg and to adam fleming. Now, that paper, adam, wasjust published. It makes it clear that the ecj should have no say on eu citizens in the uk. That is what you call a thorny problem, i think . Yes, there is no reaction as of yet from there is no reaction as of yet from the eu side of the equation here. They will want to digest the paper. Iam they will want to digest the paper. I am keeping an eye on the twitter feed of the eu chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, he has been active this week on twitter, and members of the European Parliament will have a say on the final deal as well. The big Sticking Point that they will have at the moment is, you are absolutely right. What you identified. The eu side saying that they want the final guarantor of the rights of eu citizens in the uk after brexit to be the European Court ofjustice after brexit to be the European Court of justice and after brexit to be the European Court ofjustice and today the uk has said, absolutely no way. As you put it, that will be a Sticking Point and we will see how big a Sticking Point it is next week, down the road in brussels. David davis and Michel Barnier will sit down for the next round of official brexit talks and one of the top items on this agenda is the rights of citizens and how they are guaranteed on both sides of the equation. In terms of looking farther forward to the governance, as they call it, of the governance, as they call it, of the overall deal, there are potentially areas for compromise here. What Michel Barnier said in his equivalent of the paper that he published months ago, is the idea that there should be a joint committee made up of people from the eu and the uk, with an independent chair who would meet to thrash out issues of disagreement, related to the final brexit deal. The committee would try and find a solution. If it could not do that, it would then refer it to the ecj. You can see one pa rt refer it to the ecj. You can see one part that the uk could agree to, followed up by a part that the uk could not agree to. The ecj being the final arbiter. We would have to wait and see how the talks there progress and the uk government agrees that at the end of this, the end product will be the end product ofa end product will be the end product of a negotiation between them and the eu side. Furthermore, they are only negotiating three elements of the withdrawal deal. The actual brexit deal which will get the uk out of the eu. The future trade deal is not on the table from the eu perspective yet but very soon, the leaders of the 27 remaining eu countries will have to Start Talking about their outline, their red lines, and their ideas, and their wish list for a future trade deal. Pa rt wish list for a future trade deal. Part of that will be what sort of dispute mechanism will be put in place. Over the next few months, we will all be keeping an eye on what eu leaders say about what kind of dispute mechanism they envisage in future. And briefly, if you would, looking more broadly at any precedent for relationships the eu has with other non eu countries in terms of the jurisdiction of courts and so one, what can that give us . What future model, vis a vis the uk, what may that with the uk look like . The first thing to say on that is what the uk has been doing in all of the so called future partnership papers. Finding examples where the eu lips with a bit of ambiguity or a case that the uk may have. To make it, in other words, as easy as possible for the eu side to say that we can sign up to something that looks like that because it has already been accepted in another case. The paper goes through a whole load of lists, including obscure ones like the Moldova Association agreement that iain watson referred to. Last night, i was looking at the eu to. Last night, i was looking at the eu canada trade deal which would go into force this year, it is 1600 pages long. When you do control and fon your pages long. When you do control and f on your keyboard, and you search for the European Court ofjustice, there is not a single mention of it in 1600 pages. In other words, canada is not subject to direct jurisdiction of the ecj but because canada is going to be trading inside of the eu, it will have to stick to rulings of the ecj in europe, if you get my point. So, a lot to think about and bearing in get my point. So, a lot to think aboutand bearing in mind we get my point. So, a lot to think about and bearing in mind we are still at the start of the article 50 and Brexit Process so we will be looking at this in more detailfor a lot longer adam, i think you are right. Thank you. Adam fleming in luxembourg. Princes william and harry have described their bewilderment when they encountered grieving crowds, on the day of their mothers funeral. Speaking to a bbc documentary marking 20 years since the death of Princess Diana they say walking behind her coffin had been a Family Decision. Heres our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. It was the week when a nation mourned, and the monarchy faced sharp criticism. At its heart were two boys, william and harry, then aged 15 and 12, grieving for the loss of their mother, but required by their royal position to appear in public and help assuage the publics sense of loss. In the bbc documentary, william and harry speak of the numbness and confusion they felt when they were told that their mother was dead. And in harrys case it is clear there is still anger at the french photographers who were pursuing dianas speeding car in the moments before the crash in the alma tunnel, in paris. I think one of the hardest things to come to terms with is the fact that the people who chased her into the tunnel were the same people who were taking photographs of her while she was dying in the back seat of the car. William and i know that. We have been told that from people that know that it was the case. She had quite a severe head injury, but she was still very much alive on the back seat. Those people who caused the accident, instead of helping, were taking photographs of her dying on the back seat. And then those photographs made their way back to news desks. William and harry were in balmoral when they heard the news in paris. They speak in support of their grandmother for her efforts to shield them and for their father. He tried to do his best for us, says harry. When they moved from balmoral to london, they encountered grieving crowds. And its clear that they found the experience bewildering, with so many people sobbing and wanting to touch them. Of the decision to walk behind their mothers coffin, both say it was a collective Family Decision and both say they felt a strong sense of duty even then. When you have something so traumatic as the death of your mother when you are 15, as, very sadly, many people have experienced, and no one wants to experience, it leaves you, you know, it will make or break you, and i wouldnt let it break me. I wanted her to be proud of the person i would become. I didnt want her worried, or her legacy to be that william or harry were completely and utterly devastated by it. And all of her hard work, love and energy she put into us when we were younger would go to waste. They were children coping with their own grief and the attention of a grieving nation, and who kept going to honour their mothers memory. Nicholas witchell, bbc news. The headlines now on bbc newsroom live the government has just published a legal paper insisting the European Court ofjustice will not have direct influence over the uk after brexit. As the 20th anniversary of Princess Dianas death approaches, prince harry speaks to the bbc about his painful memories. Donald trump lashes out at the media, as he defends his handling of the violence in charlottesville. Lets catch up with the sports news with lear. Ahead of saturdays Rugby World Cup final englands captain sarah hunter says the team will prepare properly and mentally against new zealand. Saturdays final in belfast will be their fifth World Cup Final in a row after they beat france by 20 points to three in their tense semifinal with tries from sarah bern and meg jones right at the end. Our coaches do a fantasticjob in analysing them, and looking at how we wa nt analysing them, and looking at how we want to play for the england side that we want to put out and how we impose ourselves in the final on saturday. I know that you will say it is just another match but it is the World Cup Final, how do you approach that over the next few days . Absolutely, like i say, we will go back to looking at what we need to do. We will approach it in as nomine game as possible. It is about the special occasion on saturday and making sure we are in the right frame of mind to take that on. Its set to be one the most lucrative fights in boxing history and the countdown and chaos of the Conor Mcgregor Floyd Mayweather fight has already started. It takes place in the early hours of sunday morning. A few thousand tickets are still on sale with the cheapest costing 400 pounds. At the Opening Event of the weeks build up, mcgregor took to the crowds to meet cheering fans, but mayweather was booed. This will be the irishmans first professional boxing fight with the undefeated american favourite to win. This is all about giving the fans what they want to see. I have been in the sport for so many years. This is the last one. Conor mcgregor can talk the talk, can he walk the walk . We will have to see, it makes this fight in trading and the match up so intriguing. Ive been off two years. Ive lost a few steps so we will see. And after celtic secured their place in the group stages of the Champions League last night, its liverpools turn this evening. They have a 2 1 lead over german side hoffenheim after the first leg. Theyll again be without phillipe coutinho at anfield tonight, as he recovers from illness and injury. Liverpool have turned down three bids from barcelona for the midfielder butjurgen klopp says his relationship with the brazilian is fine. Why do you ask if everything is ok between me and him . Of course, yes. Indeed. Absolutely. 100 laughter that is all of the sport for now, more in the next hour. Studio thank you. Police in birmingham say theyve obtained what they call Landmark Court injunctions to break up two criminal gangs suspected of involvement in gun and drugs offences. Legal orders have been issued that restrict members movements, and who they can mix with. We looked at the background to the case and the complications surrounding the implementation of these injunctions. This all began in 2015, when there was an upsurge in gun violence. It was thought to be a dispute between two rival gangs, the burger bar boys and johnson crew, very well known, notorious gangs in this part of the world. They have been a problem in this city for the best part of 30 years. That led the West Midlands police and Birmingham City council to seek out these gang injunctions which became law in 2011, they were amended in 2014 to become tougher. They have already pioneered their use in this city. And so they were effectively served today. I was out with Police Officers who were knocking on doors, handing over these injunctions, just to let people know, or their family members know, that these individuals, as you say, will have severe restrictions placed on their movements and the people they associate with. In terms of how difficult they are to get, well, i think thats the problem. They were introduced some time back, originally by the Labour Government in 2009, they became law in 2011. But very few have ever been issued. It takes a long time of evidence gathering and a lot of Court Hearings to get to the point where they were able to issue these gang injunctions today. The plan isnt really. I dont think they are optimistic of turning these individuals away from gang crime, theyre simply serving notice on them. Marking their cards, really, to say, we know who you are and what you are up to. Effectively trying to disrupt their gang activity. Interim orders were granted last year, and since then, a large number of people have gone to prison. So these full injunctions were issued to those individuals injail today, and that is quite unusual. It is thought to be the first time that has happened because it will stop those individuals mixing with other gang members in prison, and we know that is a big problem inside the prison population. Transport secretary Chris Grayling says politicians in the north of england should find the solutions to its regional transport problems. Not Central Government. Writing in the Yorkshire Post, he said that the success of northern transport depends on the north itself. The article comes as Northern Leaders are meeting in leeds, calling for more money and commitment from Central Government to help them improve transport links in the region. Our correspondent Dan Whitworth is in leeds for us. Following that meeting, what is the reaction to what Chris Grayling had to say and what can you tell us on the progress of that meeting . The meeting is still going on, and just behind me here, in this hall in leeds, dozens of political leaders and Business Leaders from across the north of england are gathering and coming together to demand from the government more money, and more commitment when it comes to transforming the network of transport, public transport, here in the north of england. The reason for thatis the north of england. The reason for that is just last month, the government basically announced plans to drop the electrification of Certain Railway lines in the north of england. To sum up the mood of that meeting, two words unity, they all want to speak in the same voice and be on the same page, and frustration, at what they see is the government prioritising spending in london to the detriment of the rest of the uk and the detriment of spending on public transport projects in the north of england. The government for its part Chris Grayling wrote in the Yorkshire Post this morning, once the north to sort itself out really. I have a quote for you from that article. The transport secretary saying the success of northern transport depends on the north itself. Business leaders, community groups, mayors devolved authorities, they understand the problems they are dealing with. Essentially trying to get on it and sort it out themselves. For his part, he says themselves. For his part, he says the government is spending £13 billion on the transport Network Projects here in the north of england. To go through more numbers in detail, sarah long and for agriculture and the institute of Public Policy research north, she can crunch those numbers for us. Why does the north matter . Why is it important . Because it is home to 15 Million People, it has an economy worth £300 million, £300 billion, bigger than Northern Ireland, scotland and wales put together. It is key to making the uk a success. You are in the meeting today, organisers stressed that this was not a political event or about Bashing National government, how is the meeting so far . Its going well, theres a clarity of purpose and determination to make things better. And, a real sense that it is not a political issue. 0r about political bashing. So, it is about trying to move forward, as a single voice, with a single plan for the future. The government says it is spending a lot of money on improving the roads and railways in the north. How important is transport to the economy of the region . You just said 50 Million People live here, billions of pounds generated every year, how important is the transport network . It is vital for the economy of the north. If that works well, so does the rest of the uk. Northern prosperity is national prosperity, and making sure that happens, the north, given an incentive or support like transport, it can really flourished in future. Sarah, thank you. Much more to come on this, that meeting will wrap up in the next half an hour. Its not the last we will hear of voices from the north. Studio thank you. Firefighters in Northern Ireland have rescued 93 people who were trapped by flood water in cars or houses after heavy rain last night. Severalfamilies had to leave their homes, and there were more than 400 999 calls. Flights to and from city of derry airport have been cancelled and in two village, bridges collapsed. Our ireland correspondent chris page joins us now from belfast. This is mainly affecting the north west of ireland, more people affected, coming in from the coastguard . Last night, there were the worst thunderstorms we have had here for some time. A torrential downpour across Northern Ireland. To give you an idea of how intense that was, it was two thirds of the amount of rain we would expect for the month of august, that amount fell in 89 month of august, that amount fell in 8 9 hours. That was worse in the west of Northern Ireland, in londonderry and tyrone, and including derry city itself, roads turned into rivers. Firefighters rescued more than 90 people who were trapped in cars or in their houses. The coastguard were also involved, and they rescued more than 30 people. At one point, helicopters we re people. At one point, helicopters were brought in from scotland, wales and from sligo in the irish republic. A busy night for emergency services, latest figures released to say that they received more than 400 999 calls, and at one point, the 999 number was receiving a call every 45 seconds. Now that the floodwaters have fallen, there is still disruption to transport and bus bonuses, the city of derry airport has closed for the day. Reds remaining closed, two bridges in rural areas have collapsed under the weight of flood water last night. Areas have been badly affected by the flooding and people can get an emergency payment of £1000 from their local council to get their home habitable again as soon as possible. Sorry to interrupt, without a function in government in Northern Ireland, is it local councils taking the lead in terms of the response, dealing with housing and infrastructure . Yes, local councils are taking the lead. The Stormont Department of infrastructure is involved. There is no infrastructure minister in Northern Ireland, the Civil Servants are there in the department of infrastructure, they held a summit of the agencies involved, trying to coordinate a response, there is a lot of damage and more clearing up to be done. A lot more to be done before things return to normal. Chris page in belfast, thank you. Lets find out the weather. Some heavy showers across Northern England, thunder mixed in and this photo sent in by a weather watcher in barnsley, heavy rain and there. Further south in little more drier and brighter weather, this one from suffolk. The heavy rain clears eastwards and some brighter and fresher, good spells of sunshine with one or two showers in Northern Ireland. Highs and 24. The genetic rain becomes increasingly confined to the northern isles, one or two showers across Northern Ireland and the west bank drier in the east with average is a bit fresher than last night,. Tomorrow will pressure in the north west saw a few showers feeding into Northern Ireland and western scotland but dry and brightening golden rules, isolated showers but feeling fresher with highs of 22. Similar into friday, showers in the north but drier and brighter in the south. This is bbc newsroom live, the headlines. The government has published plans wanting to end the direct jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice over uk law after brexit. It is britishjudges it is british judges who will interpret those laws and the British Supreme Court will be the ultimate arbiter. We will take back control of our roles. Prince william and prince harry have been talking about their sense of bewilderment at the grieving crowds in the week between their mothers death and her funeral. Police and protesters have clashed outside a trump rally in arizona. In his speech, the us president has defended his record on opposing racial hatred. Lets return to our main story this morning. Theresa may considered it to be one of her red lines the ending of the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice in the uk post brexit. Today the government will set out its plans to stop its influence after march 2019. So what does the European Court ofjustice do . Adam fleming has been to its home in luxembourg. There are actually two courts here, the court ofjustice, thats where National Courts can ask for eu laws to be clarified, and eu countries can get into trouble for breaking eu rules, and the general court, where decisions made by the european institutions can be challenged by countries, companies and individuals. But remember, this is absolutely not the European Court of human rights. That is totally different, totally separate. The ecg overruled british tax rules crossing taxes to be funded to a number of businesses. This is every judgment from the 1950s until about 2010 in multiple languages. To supporters of this place, its amazing transnationaljustice in action. To critics, these are examples of foreign judges interfering in other countries. So where do we think this place will feature in the brexit negotiations . Well, the eu wants a big future role for the ecj, particularly when it comes to the rights of eu citizens living in the uk. The British Government isnt quite so sure. Anyway, case definitely not closed. Clive is it fair to say that depending on the sort of deal and Withdrawal Agreement that emerges that will dictate what sort of influence the ecj might have in the uk in the future . This paper is very clear that when we leave, the jurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice will come to an end. Eu law will cease to have direct effect in the uk, thats all very clear and uncontroversial. What is unclear and pretty controversial is what follows that in terms of the Withdrawal Agreement and the trading relationship between the uk and the eu. How is that going to be policed . How are disputes under that agreement going to be resolved . Will it bea agreement going to be resolved . Will it be a case that we no longer have the directjurisdiction of the ecj is it still has a very big influence, . Were under its jurisdiction in all but name. The government are throwing out in this papera government are throwing out in this paper a number of different scenarios for dealing with disputes all of which they say will not involve the directjurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice but if you look at them closely, some of them might involve a high degree of influence which will annoy some. John redwood was talking about using World Trade Organisations disputes procedure. Of course from the eu point of view, what will the country, the rest of the block c as the red line in terms of who arbitrates for its citizens living in the uk prospects it . The government are looking at various different models, joint committee, different models, joint committee, different Bilateral Agreements policed by court. The critical issue is the eu is not going to sign up to an agreement which allows the uk to diverge to the uks advantage and the eus disadvantage. They will wa nt the eus disadvantage. They will want a system of adjudication, arbitration that pretty much ensures that the level Playing Field is intent. What that may involve is that an awful lot of eu law will be pa rt that an awful lot of eu law will be part and parcel of that trade agreement because if you want to sell your widgets to the eu, cars, set in an emission standards then to sell to that market the uk is going to have to comply with it. It may be there is a lot of a eu law at the heart of the agreement that therefore the opposition is that the appropriate body to adjudicate on eddie any disputes as the current body that is the grand arbiter of matters of eu law and that is the ecj. This paper throws out a number of different options, no divided definitive answers which will be the subject of negotiations. There is a room to negotiate. Thank you. President trump defended his record of opposing racial hatred. What the bleep . Tear gas and trouble on the streets of phoenix. The clashes didnt last long, but for a short time, they were intense as riot police cleared protesters from the streets after a president ial rally. Inside, it had been an animated donald trump who had rallied his supporters by denouncing the news media. Mr trump quoted himself at length, aiming to demonstrate he had wholeheartedly condemned the actions from neo nazis in the city of charlottesville when a counter protester was killed. I hit them with neo nazi, hit them with everything. I got the white supremacist, the neo nazi, i got them all in there. Lets see. The kkk, we have kkk. I got them all. So theyre having a hard time, so what did they say . Right. It should have been sooner hes a racist it should have been sooner, ok. It should have been. You know, they show up in the helmets and the black masks and theyve got clubs and theyve got everything. Antifa booing. And yes, by the way, theyre trying to take away our history and our heritage, you see that. Booing. The only people giving a platform to these hate groups is the media itself and the fake news. President trump took his war with the media to a new level tonight, attacking journalists again and again. He clearly regards the best way to defend against criticism of his presidency as a full throated attack on the messenger. Outside, the trouble didnt last long, with demonstrators quickly dispersing. The controversy surrounding the president is unlikely to be so short lived. James cook, bbc news, phoenix in arizona. Trees and they confirmed that the organisation responsible for g re nfell tower organisation responsible for Grenfell Tower has been stripped of its responsible at. People have concerns at a very respectable meeting and i was pleased and able to tell them because the Tenant Management Organisation is one of theissues Management Organisation is one of the issues that residents have been very concerned about. I was able to tell them that the Tenant Management Organisation will no longer have this possibility for the lancaster west housing estate. That was met with. West housing estate. That was met with. People were west housing estate. That was met with. People were pleased to hear that. We were also able to hear from specific issues that individuals had at that meeting. I have since spoken to the leader of the council to raise the issues with her but not raised at that meeting because what i want to ensure is that the g re nfell tower Grenfell Tower residence at giving support following the terrible tragedy which has so affected their lives. What are you doing to try and ensure they are getting money . We have ensured at the very beginning of this that a lob some was available to individuals who had been affected. Other sums of money have been since been made available to people. One of the issues it came out last night was about the charitable money donated ensuring that that system is working properly to get that through to people. Obviously the Charity Commission and others have been involved in ensuring that this happening. Danish police have identified a headless body found near copenhagen as the missing swedishjournalist, kim wall. Police said that the torso had been weighted down with metal in an apparent attempt to stop it floating. Miss wall disappeared earlier this month while being taken out by Inventor Peter Madsen on his privately built submarine. Hes been charged with her killing. The police announced this morning that dna samples are taken from the torso near copenhagen had been matched to a blood that had been phoned and said the submarine and samples taken from kim walls possession. That had given them a positive identification that the torso was that of kim wall. Additionally police found that the torso appears to have been tampered with. Some damage found suggesting air had been let out to insure sector the bottom of the sea. They also said metal had been attached to the torso to ensure that anchored to the bottom of the sea. This charge that the submarines inventor is being accused of, negligent manslaughter, tell us more about that. He was charged with an negligent manslaughter on the day that the submarine sank and has been in custody ever since. The prosecution has been largely behind closed doors so theres not a lot of detail released thus far. This week they did make public the fact that he had in a statement to the court said he buried kim wall at sea after she died due to an accident. Its three years since the jay report revealed the horrific scale of Sexual Exploitation of children in the South Yorkshire town of rotherham. The bbc understands the local government ombudsman will now investigate Rotherham Council for its handling of a complaint about the whistle blowerjayne senior. Our social Affairs Correspondent alison holt has this exclusive interview. Rotherham in South Yorkshire is a town trying to emerge from the darkest of times. Its exactly three years since a report concluded that, over a decade, more than 1400 children were sexually exploited whilst the council and police looked the other way. Jayne senior was a key whistle blower who helped expose the scale of the abuse. Last august, after complaints by a number of abuse survivors, Rotherham Council put her under investigation. Speaking about it for the first time, she says its taken a huge toll. Here we are, nearly three years on, and i feel more vilified than some of the perpetrators in rotherham. That is how you feel at the moment, you feel vilified . Absolutely, yeah. Shes accused of making money from media appearances and sharing information inappropriately. But she only received details of the actual allegations last week after the bbc contacted the council. It devastates me. I do not receive money for doing interviews. I dont and have not done this for money. Somebody told them that i was earning a significant amount of money well, im not. Former detective Michael Fowler is on the Management Committee of the charity where jayne senior works. We have policies and procedures to deal with allegations. Theyve deliberately bypassed those, even when weve asked them to stop. It just seems as though, you know, they want to attackjaynes character and discredit the work shes done. As a whistle blower . As a whistle blower. In response, Rotherham Council says it has a duty to robustly and fairly consider complaints and that its appointed independent investigators. It also says it cant comment further. There have been some significant successes in the town, with major abusers being jailed, but there are also families who say its still a struggle to get the help they need. This is when she were only a few months old. Gemma roberts was first exploited whilst in a council run childrens home. Her foster parents claim, as an adult, plagued by the same abusers, it was still difficult for her to get police help. The perpetrators that had got gemma on drugs, lent her money, manipulating her, were coming to the door, threatening with guns. Police didnt come on two occasions, they came on one. She felt, like i felt, that she wasnt listened to. In february of this year, gemma died of a morphine overdose. Shed been waiting three weeks for the police to take her statement about being gang raped by her abusers. They were still there from the care system, still there until she died at 35, and they are still there now, out on the streets. South Yorkshire Police say they dont have details of the specific incidents and that they will work with her family. But gemmas death is a tragic reminder of the importance of learning from the past. And if you have any concerns about what was covered in that report. Theres more information on the bbc action line the number is 0800 888 809. Theres also a full list of support and organisations available at bbc. Co. Uk actionline. The headlines on bbc newsroom live the government has published a legal paper insisting the European Court ofjustice will not have direct influence over the uk after brexit. As the 20th anniversary of Princess Dianas death approaches prince harry talks to the bbc about his painful memories. And donald trump lashes out at the media as he defends his handling of the violence in charlottesville. Now, what makes a great comedy film . That was the question posed to 253 film critics by bbc culture, who have just unveiled their list of the 100 greatest comedies of all time. Critics from fifty two countries were asked to list their ten favourite comedies, and the results were then combined. So what came in at number one . Bbc culture editor Rebecca Laurence had all the details. The number one was the 1950 when nine classic some like it hot. Tell us why it came at number one. Lets have a little clip. Look at that look how she moves. Thats just likejello on springs. Must have some sort of built in motor or something. I tell you, its a whole different sex. What are you afraid of . Nobody is asking you to have a baby. Musicians who dress up as women and joina musicians who dress up as women and join a female jazz band and follow love with marilyn monroe. It is a fantastic film, a script full of wonderful lines, one of the best last lines in cinema history. Wonderful performances as well. It pulled incredible strongly among grouping critics, over 60 voted for it. It also feared really well among latin american and east asian critics. Tell us about the top five, number two was doctor strangelove, number two was doctor strangelove, number three was annie hall, four was groundhog day and number five was groundhog day and number five was duck suit. An eclectic mix. The top five was reflected in the different regions so they didnt actually change that much credit critics were based around the world. We did find there were some interesting differences. For insta nce interesting differences. For instance in the north american critics voted that completely Different Number one which was doctor strangelove. We found that some filmsjust doctor strangelove. We found that some films just didnt translate across different regions so airplane did really well in north america but didnt translate well across the rest of the world. And withnail and idid quite rest of the world. And withnail and i did quite well in europe but not elsewhere. And whatever differences between men and women because it felt critics at use of it, almost half and half. Felt critics at use of it, almost halfandhalf. 118 female critics, 135 men so it was interesting to look at how they voted and did it differ. We only found a 2 difference in the way they voted but we did find there was a collection of about 14 films rather was a strong preference for that film based on the critics gender which we cold the clueless effect. He will critics were likely to vote for clueless and milk critics liquid to vote for groundhog day. Every year 300,000 tourists come to the austrian town of salzburg because of one of the worlds best loved movies, the sound of music. Its based on the real life story of maria, the singing nanny who captured the hearts of the von trapp family and escaped the nazis. A salzburg city councillor recently suggested naming a street after maria von trapp. But her application was turned down on the grounds that she used bethany bell reports from salzburg. Lets start at the very beginning. Salzburg. A city immortalised by the sound of music. Now a local politician wants to name this street after maria von trapp, the movies heroine. Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes. It is said that maria von trapp wasnt the idealised figure presented in the movie. In her autobiography, she describes using harsh Corporal Punishment on the children. Salzburg says that today that behaviour would be considered a crime. You can read how she educated the trapp children, and there was too much violence against the children. We cant accept this today. The city councillor Marlene Woerndl thinks it is wrong to judge maria von trapp by todays standards. Yes, there were horrible things in her biography but you have to make a difference, or think about what was the common habit in the 20th, 19th, 18th century. There were famous people maybe treated their children in that kind of way like maria von trapp does. So is salzburg insulting the memory of maria von trapp, or simply reflecting the historical reality . Its a bit sensitive. The city makes a lot of money from sound of music tourism. The sound of music isnt that popular in austria, partly because some see it as being a bit kitsch. But the family von trapp and the movie have helped put salzburg on the map. So how do you solve a problem like maria . The hills are alive with the sound of music. I think it would be good to name a street after her. Because much tourism in salzburg is because of her, so i think, yeah, she should get a street. Yeah. Yes. We have had some very Difficult People who have had names, you know, streets named after them. So i think, yeah. With or without a street name, its hard to think of this city without maria von trapp. In a moment we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. Coming up next on bbc news its the news at one. First the weather. Good afternoon, some very heavy showers across both in england, thunder included. This photo sent in bya thunder included. This photo sent in by a weather watcher and barnes, very heavy rain there. Further south, more dry and bright weather. The band of rain in the north and cloud further south edging slowly eastwards through the day. Behind it some fresh idea but also more in the way of brightness. Onto the map, Northern Ireland is a mixture of sunny spells and showers this afternoon. Some can be fairly sharp, brightening in the west of scotland but holding on to the cloud and if few outbreaks of rain in the far east. Northern england has plenty of dry weather, the odd isolated showers and a breakfast for wales. The best of the sunshine set in the south west. More humid air in the south east, temperatures reaching a maximum of 24. Through tonight, the rain becomes more confined to the northern isles, a fusion is into northern isles, a fusion is into Northern Ireland and into the west coast but if the least, dryer and fresher than last night. Overnight lows of 12 to 14. Better tomorrow, lows of 12 to 14. Better tomorrow, low pressure to the north west has been sitting there this week so for Northern Ireland and western scotla nd Northern Ireland and western scotland and a future is pushing end, and for much of wales and central and southern england, plenty of brightness and a dry weather, temperatures reaching a maximum of 22. Similar setup into friday, some showers pushing and to scotland and Northern Ireland, more organised bands as they move through and more in the way brighter, drier weather the further south you are. The best of the brightness and the south east and that takes us into the weekend revellers some uncertainty, some showers fixture this weather front and the south east could have if you heavy showers. Saturday and sunday, a future is only not, plenty of drier weather around but whether im not really little bustards and it is uncertain. The Prime Minister says the uk will take back control of its laws, when the country leaves the European Union. Government proposals just released stress that the European Court ofjusice would retain no directjurisdiction. When we leave the European Union, we will be leaving thejurisdiction of the European Court ofjustice. We will be able to make our own laws. Parliament will make our laws. But asjudges will laws. Parliament will make our laws. But as judges will interpret those laws. And the British Supreme Court will be the ultimate arbiter of those laws. Well have the latest on the government proposals. Also this lunchtime. Princes william and harry have spoken about the days following their mothers death harry spoke of the anger he feels towards the photographers who chased. She