good evening, we begin in the united kingdom where prime minister theresa may has managed to form a minority government thinks the backing of northern island s democratic union party. she lost the snap election with the goal of strengthening her hand ahead of the brexit negotiations. she finds herself now with diminished authority. the labour party made strong gains. 30 new seats compared to last time. agomy corbyn not so long was seen as a liability among the rings of his own party. more on the main developments. thisny of her own party morning were saying she should consider her position resigned. an error in captivating trying to increase the majority. when the cleared. when declared. 2200 yesterday u.k. time. the estimate came out. that is how it turned out. the majority completely bypassed from a disastrous campaign by all accounts. the kind of policies that turn people off by taking away school meals, lunchtime meals for kids, a major saw major shot in the foot. the
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nurses and doctors in the nhs. alastair cook has resigned as england captain after a record fifty nine matches in charge. and a royal salute in central london to mark 65 years of the queen s reign. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the commons speaker, john bercow, has made a strong condemnation of president trump in the commons, and said he would not want him to address parliament. the american president is due to visit the uk later this year for a state visit, which was expected to include an invitation to speak to mps and peers. but the speaker told the commons that his views on immigrants and women were unacceptable. i would not wish to issue an invitation to president trump, to speak in the royal gallery. and i conclude by saying to the honourable gentleman this. we value our relationship with the united states, ifa relationship with the united states, if a state visit takes place that is way beyond and above the pay grade of the speaker. however, as far as this plac
cell phone. good morning, everyone. we ll start with the push to unify the republican party. donald trump and house speaker paul ryan inching closer to common ground. they are pledging to work together to beat hillary clinton but ryan is still not offering an endorsement, at least for now. abc s stephanie ramos is live with the latest. good morning. reporter: diane, good morning, kendis. well, the highly anticipated meeting between donald trump and house speaker paul ryan happened. now it looks like the republican party will try to work things out after a contentious primary. the ultimate boardroom meeting came and went. donald trump descending upon capitol hill after months of protesting against washington but now ready to bridge his views with top republican lawmakers. it was very good. it was very productive. the meeting taking place behind closed doors. no handshakes and still no endorsement from house speaker paul ryan. i was very encouraged with what i heard f
studio with their story. deanna? they said the beds moved, dishes fell to the floor. what they felt was so strong, they thought that they were much closer to the epicenter. it wasn t long after that quake that they learned how lucky they are. life is very fragile and we have to cherish every minute. reporter: that s the reason karen and her opera company will not be cutting short a trip to italy, at least not right now. we feel very blessed. our prayers and thoughts are with the victims. reporter: they re in central italy with the opera theater of philadelphia. her group consists of children, teenagers, college students and their parents. they felt as if the earthquake was happening right underneath them. they came in and they were really shook up. they did dishes fall down from their cupboards. the whole building they said was shaking. reporter: she was able to talk to us through wi-fi at a local cafe. her theater company members took to social media to let peo