second time the trump effect. an early lead in the race to become the next u.s. president. hello. a planned meeting of all e.u. leaders on the future of crease has been cancel. the eurozone finance minister are meeting now to discuss the latest bailout proposal. they ll have 24 hours to convince creditors that they can secure the bailout. the creek parliament backed a list of economic reforms and further austerity measures in a last-ditch attempt to stay within the eurozone. however, some analysts believe that it needs more. a new loan is in addition to the 240 billion euros that greece received from the creditors, since 2010. we have our correspondence gathering the story. jacky rowland is in brussels. and john psaropoulos is in athens. john how are things in athens. is there optimism that the discussion can commence? well there s optimism regarding the fact that at least we are back to the negotiating table but in a sense we are back to where we were two weeks ago, wh
learn, just like donna said, to learn a new trade. host: in 1985, 6 $.7 billion worth spent on corrections. 2013 26.5. caller: this is not what i talked about but since you brought up i will address it quickly it is not necessarily that we need more women, because the kind of woman that would shoot unnecessarily is the same kind of man, it is not gender, it is a mental tap. it is not that we need more women, but more certain types of people. what i called about is the bulk of the problem is the six-month to three-year sentences people are getting and that is primarily because of the flexibility fake hero judges and prosecutors are being given that they should not have are two examples i would like you to address. i do not believe it is rational anyone should be locked up for any on of time if they were not paying money to a court for supposedly the well-being of a child i have a false promise of child support. it will not give productive value to that child s life for that
and could england s cricket world cup win herald a new golden age for women s sport? coming up on sportsday at half past on bbc news, adam peaty is on top of the world again. he has won great britain s first gold in the pool in budapest. good evening. the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard have ended their legal battle to take him to the us for experimental treatment. charlie s father chris gard gave an emotional statement outside the high court, saying they were now going to spend their last precious moments with their son, who would not now make his first birthday in just under two weeks‘ time. earlier, their lawyer told the court that time had run out for the baby, as an american doctor who examined charlie had said he was no longer willing to offer the therapy, after seeing the results of a new mri scan last week. here s our medical correspondent fergus walsh. the fight over charlie gard s future is over. this desperately sick little boy will now be allow
the course of the weekend. and why 500 trees in one the most famous gardens in britain could be under threat by major road widening plans. good morning. it s friday 25th august. i m annita mcveigh, welcome to bbc newsroom live. a police force has been severely criticised for its failure over a four year period to investigate allegations about ian watkins, the former lead singer of the band lost prophets, who was convicted in 2013 of 13 child sex offences. an investigation by the independent police complaints commission has found that south wales police failed to act on eight reports and three intelligence logs from six different people about watkins. the ipcc said the force had dismissed allegations made by watkins ex girlfriend and had failed to look at incriminating texts from watkins on her phone, because officers believed she lacked credibility. the commission says the investigation raised the most disturbing concerns about the way the case was handled. our reporter ma
in violent protests over the rape it s due to hit the sourthern united states tonight and is set to be the worst hurricane since katrina. at least 1a people have been killed in violent protests over the rape conviction of a popular religious leader in north india. a south korean scandal as the heir to the samsung empire is sentenced to five years in prison for bribery and embezzlement. wifi controlled convoys of lorries could be on major british roads by the the end of next year as part of a plan to cut emissions and reduce congestion. and england struggle as they lose three wickets on the first morning of the second test against the west indies at headingley. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a rock starjailed for child abuse could have been stopped nearly four years earlier if numerous allegations against him had been investigated properly and if a witness had been believed. the independent police complaints commission says south wales police missed a series of chan