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Pop princess, kylie, tells the bbc that playing the famous legends slot at glastonbury this weekend will be very emotional. By by the time i am standing on that stage doing my own show, it will all hit me. And fitness fears for england, with both First Choice Centre backs a doubt for tonights womens world cup quarter final against norway. Good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at 9. Scientists say Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated, thanks to the success of a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus one of the main causes of the disease. A new study has examined the impact of the vaccine on 60 millon people in 14 different countries. Health secretary matt hancock has highlighted the study, saying it shows that Cervical Cancer can be ended. Lauren moss reports. Every year, Cervical Cancer claims the lives of more than 300,000 women worldwide. 850 of those deaths are in the uk. It is most commonly caused by the human papillomavirus. A decade since the hpv vaccine was rolled out to girls aged 12 and 13, scientists have found there has been a decline in types of the virus which can lead to cancer. The study looked at data from 60 Million People in 14 high income countries. It has found that, 5 8 years after vaccination, among women aged 20 to 2a, there was a 66 reduction in high risk strains of hpv. Cases of genital warts were also down 5a , and there was a 31 decline in precancerous lesions. The vaccines really successful at reducing hpv infections, and there are five hpv types which weve seen really substantial declines of in the uk, and they cause about 90 of cervical disease and Cervical Cancer. So what well expect to see in the near future is that were seeing really substantial declines in Cervical Cancers. It is estimated around 80 of girls in the uk receive the hpv vaccine. From september, it will also be given to boys aged 12 and i3. The study didnt analyse data from low income countries. Charities say it shows there is an urgent need for a wider roll out of Vaccination Programmes, to get closer to a world where Cervical Cancer is a thing of the past. Im nowjoined by gp dr philippa kay. She is also an ambassador for a Cervical Cancer charity. Good to have you with us with a positive story, and the sheer size of this study, that this review is looking at, this gives us really good evidence, doesnt it . Absolutely. When we think about medical studies, the bigger number of patients involved, the lower the chance of an outlier being significant and this involves 60 million patients all over the world and when you have such big numbers you have a really good chance that what the study is saying is true. The review showed that not only have cases of the type of hpv link to more than 70 of Cervical Cancer is gone down, genital warts have gone down and cases of precancerous growth are down as well, ultimately this means we should see a big reduction in the cases of Cervical Cancer itself. Absolutely. Earlier in the year we had evidence from scotland and they had evidence from scotland and they had their cervical screening earlier than the uk and this is further evidence adding to that confirmation. It shows that girls between 15 and i9 confirmation. It shows that girls between 15 and 19 goals there is a 50 reduction that can cause 80 reduction. Lets recap that figure. A huge figure, 80 . Absolutely huge and over 50 of the reduction in precancerous changes, which are the changes that could go on to develop cancer and over a 50 reduction of genital warts. The vaccine works. It is safe, it works and we would continue to encourage people to have it. And if for some reason you miss it. And if for some reason you miss it at school, you are still eligible to go to your gp up until the age of 25 to have it and if you are a girl ora 25 to have it and if you are a girl or a sexually active gay man, that is what the current rules are and thatis is what the current rules are and that is what it will be for boys and then after 15 you have three doses instead of two, but even if you have missed it it still worth having a catch up. On the vaccine being given to boys, is that programme rolling out later this year, you said . The original statement said it was from september and we hope it will be from september and the reason to give it to boys as well as girls is that the hpv virus is notjust as associated with Cervical Cancer, its all cancers, mouth cancer, Penile Cancer and anal cancer, and if you could get the same reduction, thatis if you could get the same reduction, that is life changing for many people. What is the uptake rate in the uk of the vaccine . You said it was safe, but initially there was some concerns from some people about it from some people. The uptake is about 18 that we want to do much better than that. There was some Vaccine Hesitancy and there still is and some anti vaccination misinformation out there in the media andi misinformation out there in the media and i think some of the barriers about hpv is that we are talking about something which is transmitted by a Sexual Activity and pa rents transmitted by a Sexual Activity and parents find that difficult when its being given to 12 year old girls and culturally that can be difficult. The reason we are giving it before is we want to do it before sexual contact and also where the immune system is strongest and when it is safe it is extremely effective. Doctor philip k, thank you forjoining us to talk about that. Philippa kay. The final two candidates in the race to become the next conservative leader have announced new campaign pledges if they become Prime Minister. The frontrunner, Boris Johnson has promised to deliver a new Australian Point based immigration system, while the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt says he will wipe the student debt of all entrepreneurs who start up their own business and employ people. 0ur assistant Political Editor norman smith is at westminster. Good morning, norman. What sort of sense do these policy pledges give us about the type of Prime Ministers that mrjohnson or mr hunt could go on to become . We are beginning to get a picture because everything has been crowded out by brexit, brexit and more but we are getting a sense of the distinct approach to other domestic policies, so in terms of borisjohnson, its clear he wants to pitch himself as a more liberal, centrist tory politician to carry on from where he left off as london mayor and amongst the ideas he has floated our a huge boost in spending outside london to try and level up employment opportunities, standard of living outside of the camp capital, so more cash for big Infrastructure Projects and more cash for transport and broadband and he also interestingly seems to have taken an idea from Jeremy Corbyns playbook when he was asked about the Steel Industry and he floated the idea of may be some form of state aid or looking again at state aid rules and may be using procurement to help the Steel Industry, but one of the touchstone issues is immigration and there borisjohnson has a long record of being much more liberal on immigration issues than most conservative politicians when he was mayor of london he floated the idea of an amnesty for many Illegal Immigrants and last night he mooted a shift away from mrs mays more restrictive approach to immigration by floating the idea of an australian style points system. To be honest we dont really have the details but i think the direction of travel is that mr johnson wants a system that is more responsive to the needs of business because one of the anxieties about the approach from mrs may was the salary threshold of £30,000 before people could work in the uk which rang alarm bells for many businesses but this was mrjohnson talking about that idea last night. But this was mrjohnson talking about that idea last nightlj believe therefore that it is right to go foran believe therefore that it is right to go for an australian style points based system so that the needs of the uk economy can be properly met. Yes, ido the uk economy can be properly met. Yes, i do want talented people to be able to come here and yes i want the Agricultural Sector to be able to satisfy their requirements as well. Its incredibly important but its got to be done on the basis of democratic control, so what i would like to do is get with my Advisory Committee to look properly at the australian style points based system. As the jeremy hunt he reinforced his position as a tory. An expensive policy but it says it would turbo charge the british economy and last night he came up with the idea of saying to graduates who go on to set up a business that the government would pay off their tuition fee loans and also gave the thumbs up to big business projects. Have a listen. I will back the third ru nway have a listen. I will back the third runway and h52. If the conservative party is not the party for the whole country we are nothing. And i think it is essential at the point of brexit that we show some confidence to the rest of the world and h52 is our biggest infrastructure project. What would it say to the whole world if we paused it and said we were going to do it anymore and we would ask of the country had lost its mojo andl ask of the country had lost its mojo and i want us to be the and most dynamic and greenest and most high tech country in europe. And for that we have to have these big projects. Lets head over to the labourcampfor projects. Lets head over to the labour camp for the moment because Chris Williamson has been reinstated into the party after being suspended earlier this yearfor into the party after being suspended earlier this year for saying that labour had been to apologetic in relation to comments on anti semitism and hes given an interview this morning. What has he been saying . He has hit back at his critics, amongst them margaret hodge, the veteran labour mp who has been much of the forefront of the criticism againstjeremy corbyn and failing her to get a grip of anti semitism, making grotesque slurs and saying that he has been a lifelong campaigner against racism. That will not quell this row because there is a fairly widespread view amongst many labour mps that the party has again failed to address allegations of anti semitism seriously by allowing Chris Williamson back into the party with just a warning and no more than that. And it will reignite the demands for some sort of independent complaints procedure with the labour party to examine cases of alleged anti semitism. The difficulties the investigation by the humans rights commission, which is serious enough, but that process could last for a considerable time, many months and in the meantime it is hard to see the Party Leadership doing anything differently or instituting any new rules or procedures which means a sort of distrust of the leadership when it comes to dealing with anti semitism which i suspect will simply rumble on. Norman, thank you for that. Lets go back to the conservative Leadership Campaign and discuss the proposed points based australian system with the direction of the migration 0bservatory. Of the migration 0bservatory at the Oxford University is here. What is the points based system, and what are the pros and cons . One of the problems of unpicking this points based system is that its never been quite clear which piece of the australian System People have in mind. Theres a number of things australia does differently compared to eu citizens but broadly speaking it isa to eu citizens but broadly speaking it is a less restrictive system and has more regional devolution and people think they can come in without a job offer but the key thing associated with the points based system is that the government has a bit more scrutiny over what the skills are of the individual migrant, so while in the uk, broadly speaking the uk trusts employers to decide whether someone is qualified to do a particularjob and all they have to do is make sure thejob meets and all they have to do is make sure the job meets the and all they have to do is make sure thejob meets the requirements, in australia they spend a lot more time looking at how old someone is, the qualifications they have, the skills that they might be bringing a look at all of those characteristics and points then rank people in this quality of points based system to decide who can come in. And looking at systems across the world to judge whether somebody should be allowed to enter a particular country, how does this one fair, this australian system . Does this one fair, this australian system . There are many different ways of implementing it so if we had an australian system in the uk it is difficult to say directly what that would mean for us and what the pros and cons would be because the devil would be in the detail but the australian system is more liberal and some people can come in if they dont have a job offer at alljust because they have high qualifications and that is something that if you want to drive up numbers of skilled migrants coming to the country, thats thought to be a relatively effective way of doing it the risk associated with it is that people who have high level qualifications but no job offer lined up arent always able to get a job once they come into the country and that is the main drawback but it can be done in different ways so you can be done in different ways so you can have a point system that requires everyone to have a job offer that would not have that drawback. The whole area is one that has been very sensitive for the conservative party after that infamous pledge to cut net migration to the tens of thousands. Were not expecting to hear borisjohnson commit to anything like that but its hard to see how when he talks generally about this australian system and we dont know which bits of it he might want to adopt, what impact that would have on the number of people coming into the uk. Yes its difficult to know. Especially without the details what impact it would have on the numbers and i think mrjohnson, and jeremy hunt, the other candidate they have both indicated that they are not particularly keen on tens of thousands as a target and that they would be looking at a more liberal system and in both cases i would say the system is something that is relatively open for highly skilled people and more restrictive for people and more restrictive for people coming into low wage jobs. Good to get your thoughts on that, madeleine. The headlines on bbc news. Scientists say theyre hopeful Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated, thanks to a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus. New campaign pledges from the conservative leadership candidates. Borisjohnson wants a points system for immigration and jeremy hunt would scrap tuition fee debts for some young entrepreneurs. The metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, says too many crimes are being left unsolved and that national detection rates for some offences are woeful. And in Sport England bid to reach the semifinals of the womens world cup tonight. They play norway in le havre, having beaten cameroon in the last round to reach the quarterfinals. Pakistan pile more pressure on england. Their six wicket victory over new zealand leaves the hosts in more danger. They must win their two remaining matches to reach the semifinals. And british number one kyle edmund will play the british number three dan evans in the eastbourne quarterfinals later, that after beating the number two Cameron Norrie yesterday. Ill be back with more on those stories later. The metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, has said too many crimes in the uk are being left unsolved. During a major speech about the future of policing in england and wales, she admitted national detection rates for some offences were woeful. Home Office Figures reveal that in england and wales last year only 8. 2 of crimes recorded by police resulted in a suspect being charged or summonsed to appear in court. Our Home Affairs Correspondent danny shawjoins me now. Danny, good morning. Cressida dick talks about some offences and the detection rates being woeful. So which offences he she referring to . She did not identify the specific offences but if you look at the detection rates, right at the bottom you have Sexual Offences at less tha n bottom you have Sexual Offences at less than 4 of those cases leading toa less than 4 of those cases leading to a suspect being charged or summonsed to court, and for rape in particular, its less than 2 of allegations that end in somebody going to court. 0ther offences as well such as criminal damage, the detection rate is around 5 and theft is around 6 so i imagine these are the kind of categories of crime that she was thinking. She was contrasting those low detection rates with homicide cases, cases of murder and manslaughter where, historically, the detection rate has been around 90 although in london it has been falling for the last few yea rs it has been falling for the last few years and she was saying that we should be able to bring detection rates up to rates similar to that. She is being really frank with this speech. Is that surprising in some way to hear a met commissioner say that the police are not doing as well at the job as solving crime as they should be. I think privately a lot of Police Officers would express concern about this, but for such a seniorfigure in law concern about this, but for such a senior figure in Law Enforcement to go public and say, look, this is not somebody elses fault, this is something we have to take responsibility for and she said she is not proud of the fact that the detection rates are so low and i think its a significant moment and it will focus attention on driving the clear up rates up. So finally, what is she saying needs to be done to turn it around . She was talking a lot about the use of data, computer data, phone data, which can be used in criminal investigations, cctv footage, which is used in homicide enquiry is a managing to use that data effectively to solve more types of other crime, but to do that you need an increase in resources, not just staffing, but also an increase in the use of technology and better technology, more up to date technology. Those are the particular things, as well as better skills and expertise in the police service. You need people who really understand technology and how it works and can use that data to solve crimes in the way that is being done in the most serious types of offences. Danny, thank you very much. In the United States, thereve been heated exchanges during the first televised debate of democratic contenders for the 2020 president ial race. Topics ranged from Irans Nuclear deal, gun control, medicare and the opioid crisis. All the candidates desperate to use this chance to stand out in a very crowded field. Gary 0donoghue is in miami and has been watching the action. 0ne party, ten candidates all vying for the chance to make a big breakthrough in front of a national tv audience. After a slow start, it was health care that stirred some patterns. Candidates asked to raise their hand if they would get rid of private insurance. It is a key policy for one of the front runners, senator Elizabeth Warren. Health ca re senator Elizabeth Warren. Health care is a basic human right and i will fight for basic human rights. But one candidate, former congressman, beto orourke, who needed a big lift from tonight, clashed with new york mayor bill de blasio when he defended the choice of public and private health care. Blasio when he defended the choice of public and private health carelj think the choice is fundamental. Private insurance is not working for tens of millions of americans. When you talk about the deductibles, the premiums, the out of pocket expenses, its not working. How can you defend what is not working . Immigration was bound to be a central topic given the emergence of a horrifying image of a drowned man and his two year old daughter on the banks of the rio grande as they try to enter the United States. Senator cory booker spoke for many of the candidates. When people come to this country they do not leave their human rights at the border. But on the question of solutions, there we re the question of solutions, there were disagreements. Should crossing the border illegally be a crime . You are seeing the violence. Generally the candidate stayed away from attacking donald trump, but there we re attacking donald trump, but there were some sharp words. |j attacking donald trump, but there were some sharp words. I dont think were some sharp words. I dont think we should conduct Foreign Policy in a bathrobe at five in the morning. The biggest threat to the security of the United States is donald trump. On january the 20th, 2021, we will say adios to donald trump. These ten candidates agreed on quite a lot, not surprising, because they are all from the same party but there were significant clashes on health care and immigration, a sign that there is a real choice on policy as well as personality. Later today, we will do it all over again with the next ten democrats who want to be president. Gary 0donoghue, in the spin room, in miami. Scott lucas is a professor of american studies at the university of birmingham, hejoins me. Good to see you. As we said in the introduction, really packed field for the debate. Who did best at getting themselves noticed for the right reasons . I think the big winner last night was issues, as gary 0donoghue mentioned, despite a crowded stage, a really detailed discussion on Climate Change, economic fairness, as well as on the keyissues economic fairness, as well as on the key issues of health care and immigration. I think of those who spoke on those issues Elizabeth Warren did extremely well. She was the frontrunner amongst those ten and she secured that position and cory booker from and she secured that position and cory bookerfrom new and she secured that position and cory booker from newjersey made a very strong and reliable case throughout the night on a series of issues and i think the person to watch, in other words someone who hasnt been seen too much isjulian castro, the former housing secretary who really came out strongly, speaking in spanish and english about the need to de criminalise crossing into the United States, and its a powerful message and he might have put himself into the top pack of candidates by continuing that type of performance. As voters size up type of performance. As voters size up the candidates, they will be thinking, who is best place to take on donald trump, the incumbent. That is the big question. Whether that will be, that will be one heck of a race for donald trump and it will be tough im not going to be a pleasant experience many people would say, so who do you think is best placed at this stage to be the person who can do that . With respect, that is a trap. Its a trap to talk about the best person to compete with trump in terms of personality or electability. Something thatjoe biden has been stressing, trump likes to play on personalities and likes to play on personalities and likes to play on personalities and likes to play on the Battle Ground of insult and denigration. How do you counter that . You counter that with issues. It really showed the ground that whoever comes out as the nominee, they can get resonance on health care because that matters to all americans and on gun control. They can get resonance on fair treatment of migrants and if that continues and doesnt fall into a match oh posturing against trump that will be better for the democrats next year. So you think someone who can ignore what is coming their way from the Trump Campaign and really focus on the issues, on the detail, and perhaps picking apart what donald trump has done, that would be the successful route . Yes, i think there was a telling moment last night because donald trump watch the debate and was rattled by and he only put out one word in a treat tweet, boring, in capital letters, but it wasnt boring because you saw Elizabeth Warren show her command of policy but you also saw castro coming forward and talk about Climate Change as being the threat, and you saw the fact that this was not going to be re replay of 2016 where it was nicknames, crazy Bernie Sanders or crooked hillary clinton. Trump will struggle if this continues because it wants to reduce this to all the democrats, whoever was on the stage, they are just a bunch of crazed leftists. Professor scott lucas, thank you very much for your time this morning. The german chancellor Angela Merkels health has been brought into focus for the second time in as many weeks after she was again seen shaking at an official event. Concerns were initially raised nine days ago when she was seen shaking alongside the new ukrainian president she explained then that she was dehydrated. Here, as she listened to a speech in berlin, she appears uncomfortable, folding her arms and trembling. Berlin is still in the grip of an historic heatwave in place across europe. A fresh problem has been discovered in boeings 737 max aircraft which was involved in two deadly crashes. Us regulators say theyve identified a potential risk during simulator tests, but havent given specific details. The fleet was grounded in march. Our International Business correspondent theo legget joins me with the details. So this is bad news for boeing. What does it mean, because we havent got a lot of detail about what the new issue might be, but what does it mean for plans to get this aircraft backin mean for plans to get this aircraft back in the air . On the face of it it means it will take longer and we dont know when the 737 max will fly again, some people said late summer or before the end of the year was looking more realistic that it might tip into next year and that will cost boeing money. The longer the delay goes on, the more it costs airlines who want to use the aircraft and the more it cost boeing but you have to put it in context. In the two accidents involving the 737 max, 346 people died, so there is no way the aircraft can be allowed back in the air by regulators until it can be pretty much guaranteed to be safe. Nobody, not boeing, not the regulators, not the airlines, can afford for it to be involved in another accident. Theo, thank very much. I am told that theresa mays plane has landed in osaka for the g20 summit. If she comes off that plane, we will show you the shot but i dont think we can bring it to you yet, but we are keeping an eye out on the arrivals in osaka for the g20, where it is raining. Ina in osaka for the g20, where it is raining. In a moment, the weather, but lets join Victoria Derbyshire to find out what she has got coming up on the programme at ten. The two politicians battling out to be leader of the liberal democrats will be here in the studio with our audience asking questions. We want to know what you want to ask them. You can get in touch and all the ways, theyre on your screen, send us an e mail, text or tweet and join us an e mail, text or tweet and join us live at ten oclock on bbc two and the bbc news channel. Now the weather forecast. Many of us have seen a lot of cloud over the last few days, limited blue skies, but finally today most of us will get some sunshine and it will turn warm, if not very warm. Still clad in eastern areas, lincolnshire, norfolk, suffolk, a bit of cloud too for the far north of scotland. For most of us, green and pleasant land, lots of sunshine, quite breezy especially in southern areas, coming from the north east, feeling a bit fresher on north sea codes. North sea coasts. The further west, higher temperatures. Mid 20s in Western Areas. This evening and tonight, cloud moving back and across many parts of the uk. Friday might start off cloudy but it will quickly burn away and lots of sunshine and temperatures just that bit higher. Goodbye. Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines. Scientists say theyre hopeful Cervical Cancer could eventually be eliminated, thanks to a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus. New campaign pledges from the conservative leadership candidates borisjohnson wants a points system for immigration and jeremy hunt would scrap tuition fee debts for some young entrepreneurs. The metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, says too many crimes are being left unsolved and that national detection rates for some offences are woeful. The first ten hopefuls in the race to be the democrats nominee for president go head to head as health care, gun control and immigration dominate the debate. Time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. Returning to the conservative leadership race. Jeremy hunts planned spending pledges if he becomes the next Prime Minister would cost tens of billions of pounds and exacerbate existing pressure on public finance, according to the institute for fiscal studies. The foreign secretary has promised a cut in Corporation Tax and a significant increase in defence spending. Carl emmerson is the Deputy Director of the institute for fiscal studies. Hejoins me via webcam from central london. Good morning. Tell us how you have arrived at these figures, costings, that you have calculated. Jeremy hunt is proposing a very big cut to Corporation Tax, the rate next april would be 17 , he wants it to be much lower, reduce it to 12. 5 , £13 billion tax cut a year in the near term. In the longer run, not costing quite as much, we would get more investment, pushing up peoples wagers as they become more productive. 13 billion a year at least in the short one. On spending, very big pledge to increase defence spending and defences a budget we have cut a lot over successive decades, one of the ways we have been able to pay for more nhs spending, jeremy hunt thinks we have gone too far, he wants to increase defence budget, a substantial increase. In terms of the Corporation Tax and what he is proposing, wont that encourage investment and ultimately boost the treasury . Certainly if you can afford a Corporation Tax cut, it is potentially a nice thing to have, you will end up with more investment boosting productivity and meaning people earn more, offsetting some of the cost of the tax cut. It will cost about 13 billion a year in the near term, the cost would come down a bit, but it would still cost a substantial sum, it would not pay for itself. What he has not said as if he is happy for us to borrow more money than the current government wa nts to money than the current government wants to or whether he wants to put up wants to or whether he wants to put up another tax or other spending cuts he would make to pay for the corporations tax cut and spending on defence. And increase in spending on defence. Thank you. The heatwave spreading across europe is expected to get worse, as germany, poland and the Czech Republic recorded their highest everjune temperature yesterday. Schools in parts of france will be closed today as temperatures are expected to reach the mid 40s, as officials there issue stark warnings about the risk to life. We can speak now to our paris correspondent hugh schofield. You have been charting for us over the last couple of mornings how it is feeling and does it now feel really hot . Well, this morning it didnt, surprisingly refreshing this morning. A bit of a cool breeze as i cycled then. But that will not last. It will belt down, the heat, this afternoon. Here in paris, it might be slightly less hot today than yesterday, but it is supposed to get worse tomorrow and saturday. In the south of the country today, where it will be really bad, and that is where we might be seeing records being broken, the hottest it has ever been in france in memory and certainly recorded memory was in 2003, it hit 41. 5 in the south. It looks like it might surpass that today down there. It will be another scorcher. In paris, as well. And here we have measures restricting the number of cars coming in to make sure pollution is on adding to the problems and the schools closures, not in paris, but in some municipalities around the country. Each town hall has made its own decision. 0ften schools are being shut as schools but they will remain open as a Reception Centre so pa rents open as a Reception Centre so pa re nts ca n open as a Reception Centre so parents can at least leave their children there and they will be looked after and given games to play presumably in the cool part of the school, plenty of water around and so on. Thank you for the update. Getting hotter towards the weekend he had, but nowhere close to temperatures in central europe. Towards the weekend here. The Japanese Foreign minister has called on the British Government not to allow a no deal brexit. Taro kono says failure to reach an agreement would bring very negative consequences for Japanese Companies operating in britain. He also said talks on a trade deal betweenjapan and britain would have to wait until after britain had left the eu. There are a few japanese auto manufacturers operations in the United Kingdom and some parts are coming from the continent, from europe. And right now, they have very smooth operations. Their stock for each part is only for a few hours. But if there is no deal brexit and if they have to go through actual custom inspection physically, those operations may not be able to continue. And Many Companies worried about implications because they dont know what is going to happen. They dont know what happens legally or physically, so some Companies Already start moving their operation to other places in europe. So we do not want to disrupt economic relationships with the uk. We have been asking the uk government, let the Japanese Company know what they can expect and things should happen smoothly without any disruption. Japans foreign minister. Quick look now at what you are reading and watching on the bbc news app. The most watching on the bbc news app. The m ost rea d watching on the bbc news app. The most read stories, one, two, three, boeing 737 max, new problems emerging, the democrat debate, the first of two in a crowded field as the race for the white house 2020 gets under way, and European Countries set new june gets under way, and European Countries set newjune heat records. Those are the stories we have already told you about. Going down to the most watched, number one, this video of a 17 year old in syria catching a two year old who falls from a second floor window. That us play this, it happens really quickly. Let us play this. He sees something happening above him. That is quite dramatic. I am wondering why there was somebody standing filming. This toddler obviously falls, maybe it is cctv. It could be, actually. That is quite incredible. There he is talking about it, called a hero, you can see the balcony from which the toddler fell, while her mother was cooking. Wow, what a lucky girl she is that he was on the right place and managed to catch her. Looking also at number five, a managed to catch her. Looking also at numberfive, a google maps detail, not the sort you want to do. A crash on the main road to denvers airport had led to long delays so google maps was offering what purported to be a quick detour accept nearly 100 drivers ended up stuck in the mud. It was not the kind of detail they wanted. Perhaps it isa kind of detail they wanted. Perhaps it is a reminder that we are not very good at reading maps anymore and finding where we need to reminding on technology, as someone in this report says, you still need to go where you are going you still need to know where you are going and how to get there without technology. Quite a mess. 0bviously attracting lots of you this morning, number five on the most watched. That is it for todays morning briefing. Labours decision yesterday to re admit the mp Chris Williamson has caused widespread upset in the party. The derby north mp was suspended for a pattern of behaviour, including a recording of him saying labour had been too apologetic about anti semitism. Speaking tojustin webb on bbc radio 4s today programme, lord falconer, former labourjustice secretary, who is leading an inquiry into anti semitism in the party, said there is a collective failure by the labour to provide a response to the issue. My anxiety about what has happened is that in the light of this indisputable evidence about what chris has done, the nec, the National Executive committee, has decided not to refer it upwards to the full blown disciplinary arrangements, which is the ncc, and has said in effect we will give you a wrap over the knuckles, and if you do it again, severe consequences might follow. Why do you think they havent done it . I have no idea. The worry about why they havent done it is i have read press reports overnight which say that the staff recommended that it be knocked up to the ncc. One of the three people said it should be knocked up to the ncc. But yet it wasnt knocked up to the ncc. It is very, very difficult to see why. The anxiety that it leaves one with is that there is a collective failure by the labour party to provide an appropriate response to what is going on because it is anti semitism. Let us had to osaka, Perfect Pitch of timing, we can cut to theresa may emerging from her plain, arriving for the g20 summit. 0ne emerging from her plain, arriving for the g20 summit. One of the slightly strange limbo like experiences for her because before very long she will no longer be Prime Minister. But she still is for the moment representing the uk on the moment representing the uk on the world stage. The long running us china trade war is expected to dominate this meeting of world leader in osaka, clash is also expected about climate, north korea, iran, a range of subjects. That is theresa may arriving for the g20 summit. Let us catch up with the sport. How big our worries for the englands women . A few defensive concerns fulfil noble. The stage is set in france fulfil level. With question marks hanging over the fitness of defender millie bright and captain steph horton who did train with the squd yesterday, phil neville still has some decsions to make over selection. Jane dougall is close to the team hotel. If both of those players are fit, presumably they will start . Yes, thatis presumably they will start . Yes, that is a presumption, obviously, he might not have the option to play his strongest squad. He confirmed yesterday on his Media Conference that captain Steph Houghton still was a doubt. Team against norway, following the very dangerous tackle she received towards the end of the match against cameroon. But she did train with the squad yesterday, completing full training session, obviously not that bad injured. Phil neville said central defensive partner millie bright was suffering from a virus and was also a doubt, giving him a headache in defence because the two of them have been his pairing for quite a long time. When he was asked about their replacements, potentially, abbie mcmanus, leah williamson, he said he would put his life in their hands, how confident he was. Dont forget, he is. He does often tinker with the squad, he has made quite a lot of changes, one of them, a match, he made eight changes beforehand. He said this is why he has 23 members of the squad for situations like this one. He will get himself a reputation of a new tinker man. What of norway . Defensively quite strong, but will play of the year is missing, notable absence from the setup world player of the year. What threat will they pose . Decent side, very technically gifted. They play very well in previous matches against australia, they managed to contain one of the best players in the world, sanquhar, it was a draw, extra time, penalties sam kerr. They will be more tired perhaps than england, but they have had an extra day to prepare for the match. Phil neville, when asked about norway, he said they ticked all of the boxes, Surprise Team of the tournament, physicality, technically gifted, and he said he felt not having their star player brought them together and gave them a cause, so he said he felt it was beneficial. A couple of their players play in the england league, including the captain. Phil neville said he was a fan of those players. Temperatures, predicted to be 24 degrees in the stadium tonight. Lots of many heat waves at the moment in france. Thank you. More to come through the day as build up continues to the game tonight. Kick off tonight. Plenty of good luck messages on social media. Peter shilton wishing them good luck and Tracey Neville who faces her own world cup later this summer in the netball, wishing brother phil all the best. And you can see if england can reach the semifinals on bbc one tonight from 7. 30, commentary also on 5 live. Pages. In the telegraph, england rocked by virus. Millie bright strukck down and faces a race to be fit. Sicknes bug hits england camp and the main headlines murray exile, suggesting andy murray wont play on one of the show courts in his opening doubles match at wimbledon. The headlines. Scientists say they are hopeful Cervical Cancer could be eventually eliminated thanks to a Vaccination Programme targeting the hpv virus. New campaign pledges from conservative leadership candidates. Borisjohnson conservative leadership candidates. Boris johnson wants a conservative leadership candidates. Borisjohnson wants a point system for immigration and jeremy hunt would scrap tuition fee debts for some young entrepreneurs. The metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, says too many crimes are being left unsolved and that national detection rates for some offences are woeful. The grandmother of a toddler who drowned with her father as they tried to cross into the us has told the bbc she knew she would lose them. Photos of the pair lying face down in a river have sparked condemnation around the world. Chris buckler reports from texas. For long stretches, the rio grande divides mexico and america. Many have tried to cross this river, but the deaths of a father and his child in these waters have put in sharp focus the human cost of the crisis at this border. 0scar ramirez left el salvador with the aim of starting a new life for his family in the United States. But he drowned, alongside his daughter, valeria, on the edge of america. Translation as a mother, you get a feeling. I cried a lot when we said goodbye, because, in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. Across this short stretch of river, america seems tantalisingly close, but there are real dangers for any families who try to get illegally into the United States. Tens of thousands are captured by Border Patrol agents every single month, and that is beside the risks. Often these are desperate people, but President Trump believes bigger barriers and more security would be a greater deterrent. I hate it, and i know it could stop immediately if the democrats changed the law. That journey across that river is a very dangerous journey. However, democrats believe it is mr trump who needs to change his policies, particularly with claims that migrant shelters are unclean and that the treatment of some children has been uncaring. Police on the isle of wight say they are searching for a 22 year old women whos gone missing from an adventure holiday centre. Rosie johnson, from glasgow, was last seen on sunday evening at pgl Little Canada in wootton, where she has been working. She is described as having brown hair, being of slim build and was last seen wearing a dark blue puffa jacket and trousers. Police say they have serious concerns for her welfare and appealed for anyone with information about her whereabouts to contact them as soon as possible. In a career spanning more than 30 years, Kylie Minogue has achieved most things in music. But theres one ambition shes yet to fulfill. Until this weekend, that is. The princess of pop will step on stage at the glastonbury festival, 14 years after Breast Cancer forced her to cancel a headline slot. To warm up, she performed in the grand surroundings of Kensington Palace where my colleague Naga Munchetty managed to get an exclusive chat. So, kylie, thank you for talking to me. I mean, look at this i got you a palace, i got you a throne. We have two micro thrones. What else would i get for the princess of pop . All of this, really, is a bit of a warm up for glastonbury, isnt it . Yes. Was that a gulp . Yes, im a bit nervous. Really, after all this time . It is a big dealfor me. Why . Tell me . There is history with this, isnt there . The legends slot, i keep calling it the afternoon slot to take the pressure off, but i think most people know i was meant to headline in 2005 and i had my Breast Cancer diagnosis so i couldnt do that, so by the time i am standing on that stage, doing my show, itll all hit me. You know, those things, you have to just put them aside and get on with life, but it will all come to me. All the more reason to celebrate im telling myself that. Absolutely. I made it here will i see you in wellies . I am prepared and i do have wellies. Gold hot pants . No, i dont think so. Really . One of the things people always ask me is when you interview someone who is famous, they appear lovely. Are they as lovely . I usually say, shes fantastic. Is that a mental attitude, have you decided, this is the person you are going to be . Ijust think this is the person i am. Im not lovely all the time, people sometimes get the look. I want to see the look. You dont want to see it, really. Give me the look and i will give you mine back. Ready, set, go. Its terrifying you are also performing for the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, for brighton pride. Yes, the community and i have been a Solid Partnership for so long. How did that come about . Not much to do with me, i have to confess. I feel like the lgbt communityjust adopted me and thought, somehow, we know she is one of us. It is a hard thing to explain, because it is just normal to me. Didnt you say you wouldnt get married unless australia changed the rules, wasnt that one of the moments . Yes. That is quite a big statement to make, isnt it . Yes, and they did change it. I usually shake hands at the end of an interview, are you a hugger . Im a hugger im not going to shake your hand i might steal your dress. Thank you so much, it has been an absolute pleasure. What a setting for an interview. Kylie performs at glastonbury on sunday and her album step back in time is out tomorrow. Meet ali shes a sheep pig. She was the runt of her litter and had to be hand rea red to survived, so she was moved to the same barn as some orphaned lambs. But a few days later, staff at the farm in durham noticed that she preferred to spend most of her day eating hay and sleeping as part of the flock instead of her own pen. We built her own pain and in the morning, we come in, found its way in which the pet lands pen. Pet lands. The sheep do not mind at all. How lovely. Time now for a look at the weather forecast. Not much sunshine over the last few days but many of us this morning waking up to some blue skies. It will stay sunny for the next few days and also turning very warm. Many of us start with the sunshine but you notice the area of cloud in central and eastern areas of england, the cloud is burning away, disappearing on the satellite imagery, lots of blue skies. Still a little bit cloudy perhaps around the norfolk and suffolk coast, parts of lincolnshire, east yorkshire, cloud sitting in the north sea, and the wind is quite strong in southern areas, particularly gusty in the south west. In Western Areas, the highest temperatures today. 27, 28 in western scotland. Down the east side of england, temperatures tempered, 17, 18. Tonight, north easterly wind, bringing cloud tonight, so by the early part of friday morning, quite cloudy for many with low cloud moving in, temperatures down to 13. Heat continuing to build across europe on friday and we are likely to seejune records and all time records smashed in southern areas of france. 45 degrees. The warm air moving up mainly across Western Areas again on friday. Any cloud on the morning burning back to the coast and you can see most of us stay sunny with temperatures widely up to 27, perhaps 28, 29 in the west of scotla nd perhaps 28, 29 in the west of scotland friday afternoon. Saturday, a bit more cloud in Western Areas, a few showers perhaps, for much of england and wales, another sunny day. The heat transfers further east. We could see temperatures up to 34 degrees in the south east of england on saturday. Widely for england on saturday. Widely for england and wales, temperatures in the high 20s and low 30s. By sunday, the high 20s and low 30s. By sunday, the weather front will have moved east and changes the wind direction to westerly so it will be a fresher day on sunday with more cloud, a few showers, particularly in northern and Western Areas, big difference in temperatures compared to saturday. Perhaps more comfortable. 0f temperatures compared to saturday. Perhaps more comfortable. Of us. Goodbye. More comfortable for some of us. Hello, its thursday, its ten oclock, im Victoria Derbyshire. Welcome to a lib dem special. Theres more than one battle to lead a Political Party going on right now. The liberal democrats are looking for a new leader. Jo swinson and ed davey are both here to make their case. 0ur audience are lib dem members, lib dem voters and people who have voted for other parties in the past, but who could be persuaded to vote lib dem in the future. What do they want to hear from the candidates

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