In theresa mays resignation list shouldnt it be just a nice day for me . Violence erupts in londonderry as petrol bombs are thrown at the police after they find a device hooked on prescription drugs. A review finds that 12 million patients in england regularly take drugs which could be addictive bicycle theft is on the rise how some owners are taking matters into their own hands coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news, we look ahead to englands euro qualifier against kosovo. Can they maintain their 100 record in the group . Good afternoon and welcome to the one oclock news. Boris johnson has been meeting his cabinet this morning following a dramatic night in the house of commons. Parliament was suspended in the early hours just before 2am amid chaotic scenes. Opposition mps held protests, accusing the Prime Minister of silencing democracy. The government lost another vote the sixth in a row after failing again to convince mps to back borisjohnsons call for an early electio
and it really is. american history tv is featuring c-span s original series at 8:00 eastern on sunday nights throughout the rest of the year. c-span produced the series in cooperation with the white house historical association through conversations with experts and questions from c-span s audience, we tell the stories of america s 45 first ladies. now we look at two administrations led by widowed presidents and the women who serve as first ladies. we begin with rachel jackson and emily donelson. this is about 90 minutes. rachel was not a fan of anything that took andrew jackson away from the hermitage. her preferences apparently didn t strongly influence him but rachel was always the thing that he would come back to. she ran the plantation or the farm and kept everything in order. everybody loved her who worked there or was enslaved there. she might not have been like abigail adams but she could write a nice letter and she had nice jewelry. she was not as frumpy as s
the community here in hampton roads. host: we have 30 seconds left but we re at a state-owned port here. state-owned versus privately owned in this country, major ports. what s the difference? how many are we talking about? guest: all of our members are public port agencies. many are state, some are local like city, counties, harbor districts, et cetera. and they handle most of the public type groups like containers, et cetera. many of the ports facilities that handle things like oil, petroleum products, liquefied natural gas, et cetera, are private facilities and they handle a lot of those types of bulk commodities. so there s probably roughly an equal amount of public and private terminals. host: kurt nagle, the president of the port authorities, we thank you for talking to our viewers and welcome us to the port of virginia. we appreciate it. est: happy to be here. president obama s news conference from earlier old i from earlier. a look at first lady s rachel jackson, w
[ laughter ] caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. the vote in great britain to leave the european union was not really about macroeconomics. it was largely an emotional decision based on what the folks are seeing with their own eyes. that open borders and mass immigration have directly affected their lives and not for the better. entire cities in england have changed as millions of foreign-born people have poured into great britain. making full use of the public health and education systems establishing vast neighborhoods that mostly reflect their own origins. not traditional british culture. most of the immigrants are good people. simply seeking better lives for their families. there is no question that life in england or the u.s.a. for that matter far better, generally speaking, than africa, the middle east, or south asia. liberals are correct in saying it is compassionate to give suffering people a lifeline. but their numbe
hair cuts. [ laughter ] caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. the vote in great britain to leave the european union was not really about macroeconomics. it was largely an emotional decision based on what the folks are seeing with their own eyes. that open borders and mass immigration have directly affected their lives and not for the better. entire cities in england have changed as millions of foreign-born people have poured into great britain. making full use of the public health and education systems establishing vast neighborhoods that mostly reflect their own origins. not traditional british culture. most of the immigrants are good people. simply seeking better lives for their families. there is no question that life in england or the u.s.a. for that matter far better, generally speaking, than africa, the middle east, or south asia. liberals are correct in saying it is compassionate to give suffering people a lifeline. bu