live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. i m thrilled to be back in beautiful arizona with thousands and thousands in the crowd. hardworking americans. we are the party of common sense. as an example, it is big stuff, bigger than people think. why would anybody want to have men play in women s sports? why? [boos] we want strong voters, powerful military. we don t want wars. we want to have great education for our children and we want to have low interest rates, and i will be slamming the door shut on the biden migrant app, and i will terminate every single open borders policy of the biden administration as soon as i take the oath of office. sandra: former president donald trump back in battleground arizona for a raucous town hall last night. he took 30 minutes of questions after his speech, and laid out what he calls a common sense agenda on things that matter to everyday americans. hello and welcome, everyone. i m sandra smith in new york, and john, here it
where it s a watergate size and scale. this is the seen live from the house of representatives as democrats prepare for a news conference on the latest claims surrounding president trump. unemployment falls again it s now at its lowest level since 1975. but for the first time in three years pay is lagging behind inflation. i m simon mccoy. also coming up, the sexist world of horseracing. it s a sport worth more than £3 billion, but why do women looking for a career, rarely get to the finishing line? 0h oh look, i don t care if it only costs two pence. and those curlers could fetch more than that as hilda ogden s personal effects head from coronation street to the auction house. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. straight to washington where the un house speaker, paul ryan is about to hold a news conference after a closed meeting of the republican leadership. that is somebody about to introduce the speaker, but we will be bringing you more when it starts. more on the
dismay about what theresa may plans to do. the extreme version of brexit thejeremy to do. the extreme version of brexit the jeremy corbyn to do. the extreme version of brexit thejeremy corbyn and ukip backed as well. the lib dems are the only people offering hope that the future of britain can be brighter and better. but could not be that we would just leave without a deal at all? our policy is that theresa may has the best policy to get the best dealfor britain. but has the best policy to get the best deal for britain. but our view is that if the people reject that deal, we should have the right to remain in the year. it is a simple choice. isn t the problem for you that when this election was called, lots of liberal democrats i spoke to really felt that the remains voters would swing behind your voters in huge numbers. that is simply not happening. our membership as increased rapidly since the brexit election. in the local elections, we well the only party to go forward, tw
how she will remember her daughter. i don t want her to be remembered as a victim of somebody who killed her with a bomb. i want her to be remembered as olivia, the girl that she was. more than half of british summer fruit and salad growers could be short of migrant workers to harvest their crops this summer with many blaming the fall in the value of the pound and uncertainty following brexit and there s concern the shortage could get worse. sol soiam at so i am at this robbery farm this morning looking at strawberries and other fruits, to find morning looking at strawberries and otherfruits, to find out morning looking at strawberries and other fruits, to find out what it will mean for the industry. strawberry farm. he may play a crime boss in his latest blockbuster but we ll hear why kevin spacey says he s one of the good guys on set. it s ladies day at ascot. carol and sally are there. in sport, the lions team is named for the first test against new zealand. ireland s p
currently in positive territory. and it s been dubbed the uber of data science. we ll be talking to a new start up which makes it easierforfirms to hire freelance data analysts. today as a cornish village use their connection with horseracing to convince a dubai sheikh to help save their church hall, let us know what s your best fundraising success? just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start with a big day for this man media tycoon rupert murdoch. he may be 86 years old, but his empire building ambition seems to be undiminished. today he finds out whether the uk government will let him take over pay tv giant sky or whether to order a full investigation. so what s at stake? mr murdoch s 21st century fox already owns 39 per cent of sky. the price tag for full control? $15 billion. sky is one of europe s biggest broadcasters, with 22 million customers. the deal has already been cleared by countries across the region. but some claim it wou