Good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. Borisjohnson will urge nato leaders to put on a united front today as they gather to mark the 70th anniversary of the partnership. President donald trump is among the 29 allies holding talks amid growing divisions over natos future. Heres our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. Donald trump may have arrived for a meeting of nato leaders, but the big question is whether he will be able to resist saying anything about the general election. White house Officials Say the president knows he shouldnt wade into other countries politics, but the conservatives have made sure he wont have a one on one meeting with borisjohnson to avoid pictures that could be used by his opponents. This evening, the Prime Minister and the 28 other nato leaders will be guests of the queen at buckingham palace, for her reception to mark the 70th anniversary of the alliance. But the smiles may be rather forced. For when they meet tomorrow at an hotel in watford,
Exclusive sit down at 7 pm. Ton to get stuck into today. But to get stuck into today. But first, its time for your latest News Headlines with sophia wenzler. Wenzler. Thanks, martin. Good afternoon. Its 3 01. Im sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. Wenzler in the gb newsroom. Former us President Donald Trump has hinted he could deport prince harry if he wins the election in an exclusive interview with nigel farage, he said the duke of sussex wont get special privileges if he lied on his visa about drug use. If they know something about the drugs and if he lied, ill have to take appropriate action, appropriate action . Yeah, which might mean not staying in america. Youll have to tell me. You just have to me. You would. Just have to tell me. You would. You would have thought they would have known a long would have known this a long time but time ago. You would. But i thought very thought they were very disrespectful thought they were very disrroyal ful thought they were very disrroyal fami
Unions are warning therell be thousands of job losses and the leader of the welsh conservatives, andrew davies, told gb news it will be disastrous for the country. Well, lets not forget people need food to survive and live on their everyday so their everyday existence, so were not talking about an industry that isnt industry here that isnt required to feed the nation. Required to feed the nation. We dont have farmers, and if we dont have farmers, we food. By the we dont have food. And by the governments figures, if governments own figures, if this ahead and this scheme goes ahead and changed, 5500 farmers will lose their livelihoods. 125,000 their livelihoods. 125,000 cattle will be lost in wales, 800,000 sheep and £200 million worth of Economic Activity will be lost. So it will be a devastating income impact on rural communities. The length and breadth of wales mps facing threats to their safety will get extra security as part of a new £31 million government package. £31 million go
Actually make Illegal Drugs become rather attractive . All of become rather attractive . All of that in a moment. But first, lets get the news with polly middlehurst. Middlehurst. Nigel, thank you and good evening to you. Well, we start this evening with the sad news that the bodies of at least three suspected migrants have been pulled from the English Channel afternoon, major channel this afternoon, a major search and rescue operation was launched following incident, search and rescue operation was lau|uked following incident, search and rescue operation was lau|uk and llowing incident, search and rescue operation was lau|uk and french| incident, search and rescue operation was lau|uk and french authoritiesnt, the uk and french authorities are now working together on that. It. Its believed people smuggling pushed a number smuggling gangs pushed a number of boats into water of boats into the water throughout despite the throughout the day, despite the bad weather, people smuggling gang
Cryoprecipitate treatment for people with bleeding disorders. They werent asked. Some clinicians explained how they would have adapted their Treatment Practices if fewer American Products had been available and this is not the benefit of hindsight. On either side of the pennines, alder hey and sheffield Childrens Hospital is treated children with bleeding disorders at the height of the aids crisis. Alder hey treated its children almost exclusively with large full commercial concentrates. Utterly inappropriate. Almost all of the children were infected with aids. By contrast, at sheffield, professor sought to minimise exposure to multiple donors by using cryoprecipitate. There was one infection with hiv at sheffield Childrens Hospital. It is still one too many but it is illustrative of the fact that the adoption of different Treatment Practices by Haemophilia Clinicians could have substantially reduced the number of infections. Treatment choices mattered. Take the case of the Haemophilia