Should be part of a trade deal between the us and uk after brexit. I dont see it being on the table. Somebody asked me a question today, and i say everythings up for negotiation, because everything is, but i dont see that being, thats something that i would not consider part of trade. Thats not trade. Conservative leadership candidate, borisjohnson, says the party faces extinction if it fails to deliver brexit by the end of october. Police raid the headquarters of the Australian Broadcasting corporation over concerns about an investigation into alleged misconduct by Australian Special forces in afghanistan. Sir philip greens retail group, arcadia, faces a crucial meeting as it tries to avoid administration. Good morning from southsea common in portsmouth where in the next half an hour, commemorations will take place to mark the 75th anniversary of d day. The queen will be attending, accompanied by the prince of wales, alongside more than 300 d day veterans, heads of state and the president and mrs trump, on the final day of their state visit to the United Kingdom. Senior figures from every country that fought alongside the uk are attending. With me now are the historian giles milton and our correspondent robert hall. Festival, set the scene, 75 years ago, what was happening right here . D day was the greatest seaborne invasion of the history of warfare. 160,000 men sailed across the channel and tried to punch a hole through the atlantic wall that the germans had built all along the coastline of normandy. It was a Pivotal Moment in the Second World War, because if the allies succeeded in getting onto the shore, they were probably going to win the Second World War. The robert, the focus will be World Leaders initially, but it is the veterans who are still here to tell their story. Yes, they will hear a story they are familiar with, we are already hearing the music they are familiar with, there d day tale will unfold on that stage with words and music, and we will see World Leaders at their paying National Tributes to the fallen of d day. It is a story that will be woven through the morning. We are just looking at pictures of what happened, today was originally meant to be the day of d day. Happened, today was originally meant to be the day of dday. Yes, of course, but we are in england and the weather was atrocious. It had to be halted at the last moment and postponed by one day, so it became the 6th of june. Postponed by one day, so it became the 6th ofjune. Even on the 6th of june, the weather was also terrible in the channel. Many of the men were very ill on the crossing. Robert, you have been spending time with some of the veterans and yesterday, a bit of downtime for some of them. Thats right, we off to dunkirk briefly, but yesterday, we saw the vetera ns briefly, but yesterday, we saw the veterans come alive in poole. They met men from today ats royal marine commandos. It sums up the spirit of these men, they went out in fast boats, they wanted to go out in poole harbour. Some of these men dont talk about d day, but on these days, they come alive and tell their stories. The nature of this is the allied countries that are coming out and telling their stories. It was a joined up operation, americans, brits, canadians, but many other nations. The planning for this was very meticulous, a battle plan for the day, which more or less went to plan, but of course, things went wrong, factors that couldnt have been identified. Talk about the mood they would have been 75 years ago, waiting for the order to go, they we re waiting for the order to go, they were terrified. They were, but many of them wanted to get going, they knew what was happening and they wanted to set style. Hanging around oii wanted to set style. Hanging around on the Landing Craft was not pleasant. What to expect to see later in the day . That is the most powerful image of the day, will be any papers tomorrow morning. The vetera ns any papers tomorrow morning. The veterans will return to the ship they are on and will come out through the pier. Always poignant here in fort smith, a big ship leaving in portsmouth. And there will also be a sale bye bye the royal navy. Thank you forjoining us. Royal navy. Thank you forjoining us. We will of course be bringing you the latest as the World Leaders are gathering behind me now for the national service. Plenty more from here, but for now, back to the studio. President trump has played down the assumption that trade will not be pa rt assumption that trade will not be part of the negotiations was there has been backlash from labour, trade unions. In an interview with piers morgan, President Trump was asked if access to the nhs would be a part of the dealfor him. I dont see it being on the table. Somebody asked me a question today and i said, everythings up for negotiation, because everything is. But i dont see that being. Thats something that i would not consider part of trade, thats not trade. President trump revealed that he was pressed on Climate Change by the prince of wales during their meeting at Clarence House earlier this week. Yeah, i think we had a very, very good talk. Has he moved you a little bit . I tell you what moved me is his passion for future generations, hes really not doing this for him, hes doing this for future generations. And this is real, he believes that, he wants to have a world thats good forfuture generations. Do you want that . And i do, too. The inquest into the death of love island star Mike Thalassitis has concluded that the reality star took his own life. The 26 year old reality star and former footballer was found dead in march of this year. Our news correspondent Charlotte Gallagher was at the inquest at barnet coroners. Tell us more about what was said there this morning. Mike thalassitis, known it to lots of tv viewers are across the uk, and there was a real shock when he died in march. The inquest decided today that he was found hanged in a park in edmonton in north london. Many of his friends have spoken about how he was suffering from depression before his death, and the coroner said that antidepressants were found in his system, along with cocaine, alcohol and paracetamol. The policewoman who was the first person on the scene told the coroner there was a small black notebook next to mike and in that notebook, it was a diary, it had positive thoughts as well, but there was also a series of notes to be given to his family. The coroner said the contents of those notes left him in little doubt that Mike Thalassitis did intend to take his own life and he concluded that his death was suicide. Of course, we all know that this is now the second co ntesta nt know that this is now the second contestant from the reality show to ta ke contestant from the reality show to take their own life. Sophie graydon was also found dead last year and the coroner concluded that it was suicide. The new series hasjust started this week and itv have said they are introducing more measures to support these young people going on at this show, they are giving more psychological support and counselling for these people thrust into the limelight. Thank you, charlotte. Australian police have raided the headquarters of the public broadcaster abc, over allegations journalists had published classified material. The Police Action is related to reports about alleged misconduct by Australian Forces in afghanistan, as our sydney correspondent phil mercer explains. Well, the Australian Federal police raided the Australian BroadcastingCorporation Sydney headquarters in the middle of the morning today. Its after tea time now, so this raid has now been going on for quite a long time. These Police Officers and it experts have apparently identified thousands of documents they believe relate to this case of the allegedly publishing of classified material. Now, this case relates to a serious broadcast on the abc injuly 2017, called the afghan files. Now this story was based, according to the abc, on hundreds of secret military documents leaked to abc reporters. The story that the abc published alleges killings and misconduct by Australian Forces in afghanistan. The Australian Federal police say is that it has suspicions that a crime has been committed in the publication of these documents. In response, the abc is pretty furious that its headquarters has been raided here. It said very bluntly that journalism is not a crime. Arcadia, the fashion empire owned by sir philip green, faces a make or break vote over its future later today. Creditors will meet to decide whether to approve a restructuring deal that will see the closure of 20 stores and a reduction in rent on around 50 others. The company, which owns brands like topshop and miss selfridge and employs around 18,000 staff, could go into administration if the deal is rejected. Campaigners will head to the high court this morning for a judicial review into how the government raised the state pension age for women from 60 to 66. They say that around four million women, who were born in the 1950s, were not given enough time to prepare for the change. Heres our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz. It makes me feel angry, depressed, put upon. This woman, an ambulance driver in margate, had little more than a years notice that she wouldnt get the pension she banked on at 60, but instead she has to wait till 66. We would all love the money we are owed. I am probably owed Something Like 119,000 by the time i get to 66. I cant see that happening. I would like some sort of compensation if we dont get that. It is sex discrimination, they will tell the court. They dont mind equal pension ages, but they do mind the way they are being brought in. The back to 60 group that has brought this judicial review is demanding repayment of all the pension that women born in the 1950s are missing out on, arguing that the speed of the change and what they call the lack of warnings has left millions disadvantaged. The government says it decided more than 20 years ago that it was going to make the state pension age the same for men and women as a long overdue move towards gender equality, and this has been clearly communicated. But she feels too many realised too late that they would have years without a pension. Lets ta ke lets take you back to southsea common in portsmouth, the location for todays commemorations, marking the 75th anniversary of the d day landings. There will be many World Leaders there representing the allied forces who, together on the beaches of normandy, struck a decisive blow against the nazis, but the focus will be on the 300 vetera ns the focus will be on the 300 veterans of d day, all of them now over 90 years of age, who are taking pa rt over 90 years of age, who are taking part as well. The queen will be attending, accompanied by the prince of wales. Music from the time entertaining the crowds ahead of the day that will be phil of fond memories, but also hugely poignant. We will have more on todays main story is coming up on the bbc news channel. But now, we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. And we will be back in portsmouth very soon. Borisjohnson, the conservative mp and frontrunner to replace theresa may as Prime Minister, has said the party faces extinction if it fails to deliver brexit by the end of october. He made the comment at a hustings debate with other leadership contenders in westminster last night. Housing minister Kit Malthouse and brexit ministerjames cleverly have pulled out of the contest, leaving 11 still in the running. Lets hear more from our assistant political editor, norman smith. Is borisjohnson setting the tone for his leadership campaign, which he has yet officially to launch . For his leadership campaign, which he has yet officially to launch7m isnt his first significant intervention, he hasnt formally entered the race yet, and you have to wonder if his strategy is just to keep his head a little bit down beneath the radar as the standout favourite. Last night, however, beginning to sketch out his pitch to tory mps, which is this, that the party is heading for annihilation, it is facing an existential crisis, u nless it is facing an existential crisis, unless it manages to get brexit delivered by october the 31st. His argument was, he was the man who will be able to secure a new deal by the 31st october, to take us out of the 31st october, to take us out of the eu. And in his words, he would put nigel farage back in his box and get brexit pushed to one side, so the tory party can concentrate on a broader agenda, which he believes he has the abilities to pursue and to reenergise the tory party, to inject some enthusiasm into tory values and policies, which he claims would enable him to defeatjeremy corbyn ina enable him to defeatjeremy corbyn in a general election. However, he and some other candidates have come under ferocious attack this morning from one of their rivals, rory stewart, who has accused figures like borisjohnson, stewart, who has accused figures like boris johnson, claiming stewart, who has accused figures like borisjohnson, claiming they could get a new deal from the like borisjohnson, claiming they could get a new dealfrom the eu by the end of october, of being unrealistic, of misleading voters. This is what he told emma barnett on five live. Anyone, any other leadership candidate who is pretending they will go to brussels and get a different deal, doesnt understand brussels, hasnt been following the news, doesnt understand what is happening in europe at the moment, and doesnt understand that the european position is very clear. Anyone offering that is offering one thing only, they are offering to try to get no deal three in october. Rory stewart picturing himself as a frank talking realist, but taking a swipe at all the other candidates who are advocating a revised deal or no deal. Norman, thank you very much. Well in the next few minutes a special service will take place in portsmouth to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d day. The National Commemoration event will tell the story of d day we can join my colleague huw edwards, who will take us through todays service. Royal air force. The guard of honour is on its way, marching through the audience, through the aisles and onto the main stage to signal the formal start of this commemorative event of the 75th anniversary of d day. 56 representatives of the maritime wa rfa re 56 representatives of the Maritime Warfare School flown from hms collingwood, some from hms raleigh. Some are from hms collingwood. Then you have the colour squadron, Royal Air Force, 56 of them, and then the 1st battalion welsh guards as well in their scarlet tunics. A combination of 56 representatives of each. The Maritime Warfare School making their way, some of them finished their trading last friday, so finished their trading last friday, so what an event for them to be taking part in. Finished their training. The contingent also includes several divers from the fleet Diving School in portsmouth. There we have the queens colour squadron, and the 1st battalion welsh guards, captain of the honour guard today is a major chris davies of the welsh guards, who spoke to them as they were preparing over the past couple of days, and their immense pride taking part was plain for all to see full the guard of honour taking place. Watched with interest by the president and the first lady. Right turn. Guard of honour, shoulder, arms. Guard of honour, shoulder, arms. Guard of honour, forming two ranks. Form two ranks. Guard of honour, in words. Can the right lady come forward . Stand still stand still on the left Half Division last man, welsh guardsjust back, stand still, the rear rank on the right Half Division still, still, stand still, the rear rank of the left Half Division guard of honour, eyes front fanfare. Guard of honour, royal salute. God save our gracious queen long live our noble queen god save the queen send her victorious happy and glorious long to reign over us god save the queen. Arms welsh guards will retire. At the halt, form. Quick march. Music hymn to the fallen byjohn williams. 0h, oh, dear. Dday. Oh, dear. Dday. Dday, wow. Iwas the second one on the beach, second one of the craft, that morning, they said, we are going to give you a live ammunition, and this is the real thing. Thats the first we knew we we re real thing. Thats the first we knew we were in action. I thought, oh, my god, i was never brought up to be killing people. There were so many cases where i could have lost my life. Thinking back now, i dont know how i survived it. We life. Thinking back now, i dont know howl survived it. We all had a pa rt know howl survived it. We all had a part to play, i wasnt nervous, apprehensive like everybody else was. D day was all kept secret and hush. I was on an hms, a cruiser, built to bring it down aircraft. I had no idea. We were moving around and puffs of smoke. At the time, i had no idea it was as vicious as it was. Its something that only happens once in your lifetime, it makes you proud to have taken part. We had ever been in combat before, it was a new experience. I remember the anxiety, mostly, whats going to happen when we get on the ground . We came out a little bit and they started coming out at us. Some of the other guys say, you are going to get cold up here. Another guy says, yeah, lets get on this plane. We did what we had to do, we jumped in there, and did what we had to do, we jumped in there, and i dont regret it at all, in fact, im glad i did it. Iwent from a boy to a man. Music hymn to the fallen byjohn williams. Welcome, your majesty, royal highness, 75 years ago today, hundreds of