Rights especially empowerment. So to be able to see this from afar and now to see the work being done on the ground i think whats really key is to focus on the work that needs to be done, but also how much incredible work is being done and to be able to be here and help support those people who are actively working to champion the rights of women and girls. Well talk to meghan suppporters around the country, a former tabloid editor, a barrister and our royal correspondent. Do you support this legal aciton by meghan and harry . Let me know. Borisjohnsons take it or leave it message to europe as he prepares to set out his final offer on brexit. Now is the time for the eu to consider seriously the proposals that were putting forward. There will not be a delay. We are leaving on the 31st of october. And what we really, really want is for the eu to recognise that movement on their part will give us the opportunity to get a deal that we can get through the house of commons, get brexit done.
My own home as reporters camped at john well come onto the show across the mens and womens singles today. The end of my road for two years. Courts in a second, but tell us we are awaiting an urgent question john watson is perched up coming up on afternoon what happened to the womens in the comments about that leaked high at the all england live all the sport. E mail. Sport now on afternoon live club surveying them all. A busy day at wimbledon. World number one. John lets start the womens draw. With ben, and weve got last 16 day for the men a 15 year old at wimbledon making us a couple of upsets today and the women. Yes Ashleigh Barty is out the won and jo konta hoping to cause already weve seen a shock another. The french open and was one of the with the world number one and top seed Ashleigh Barty dumped out favourites to lift the title in the feel very old. By american alison riske. Womens singles this year. She was yes indeed. She is the only on an unbeaten run of 15 matches. Jo kon
The trade secretary liam fox. The other main stories on bbc news at 5. Deutsche bank starts to make the first of eighteen thousand job cuts including in london as part of a radical reorganisation. A life sentence for a life taken the parents of a child killed by a hit and run driver take their fight for tougher sentences to parliament. British airways faces a record £183m fine for last years breach of its security systems. The airline says its surprised and disappointed and 15 year old coco gauffs wimbledon dream is over, as she loses in straight sets to former world number one simona halep. Its 5pm our top story. Theresa may has insisted she has full faith in the British Ambassador in washington, Sir Kim Darroch, after the leak of emails hed written describing the Trump Administration as uniquely dysfunctional and inept. President trump has complained that sir kim has not served the uk well but mrs mays spokesman said the uks strong relationship with the white house would continue. A
Where am i going to get the food, where am i going to get gas and leccy . And youre telling me to go to a food bank. A government source has told the bbc around 10 of loans are suspected to be illegal. Also tonight. Workers are sent home, as Deutsche Bank cuts hundreds, possibly thousands, ofjobs in london. Heather mills, the former wife of sir Paul Mccartney, is the latest to win a payout in the phone hacking scandal. How air pollution could be shortening a childs life by up to seven months. It is out. And the fairytale is over for 15 year old cori gauff, but britains joanna but britainsjoanna konta makes it to the quarterfinals at wimbledon. And coming up on bbc news. Its much more straightforward for serena, as williams reaches another quarterfinal, and rafa nadal also books his place in the next round. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The bbc has learnt that tens of millions of pounds of public money is feared to have been lost to fraudsters who are targeting the go
This morning, the prince of wales said he and the duchess were deeply conscious of the honour bestowed on camilla. Heres our royal correspondent, Nicholas Witchell. I look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart. So says the queen in her Accession Day message. On this day when she marks the 70th Anniversary of the moment she came to the throne, its clear that her commitment remains undimmed by the passage of years. And with that message, a glimpse from Buckingham Palace of the unseen work of the monarch, the paperwork which comes every day in the official red boxes, a routine which this monarch has followed virtually every day of those 70 years. Behind her, a photograph of her late father, george vi as, with her private secretary, sir edward young, she reviewed Government Documents and messages from abroad. Nice comments, including one from president biden. Oh, thats very kind. From clarence house, the prince of wales acknowledged what he called the honour of his mothers w