denmark s christian ericsson collapse is on the field. but from his hospital bed he tells teammates the game must go on the me and a warm welcome to viewers around the world. i m michael. ok. the 3rd and final day of the g 7 summit is underway in south western england. leaders of the world s richest nations are focusing on one of the biggest challenges climate change. environmentalists have been protesting near the summit venue all weekend there, employing leaders to do more to limit carbon emissions. there s hope the g 7 will boost assistance to countries hit hard by climate change, a move that could help lay the groundwork for an upcoming un climate conference. later this year. the w corresponded alexandra von nomine has been reporting from this summit in cornwall. alexandra phillips in on the measures they re discussing i think that finding consensus on climate action as a top priority here and con, will we expect the leaders to pledge to have 2 emissions by 2030 in compar
and in sport, aston villa end a run of three successive premier league defeats as they beat newcastle united 2 0 to spoil steve bruce s return to villa park. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. britain s most seniorjewish leader the chief rabbi, ephraim mirvis has intervened in the general election campaign, condemning what he says is the labour leadership‘s failure to deal with anti semitism and questioning ifjeremy corbyn is fit to lead the country. writing in today s times newspaper, he says a new poison sanctioned from the very top has taken root in the party. mr mirvis says, the overwhelming majority of britishjews are gripped by anxiety at the prospect of a labour victory in the election, adding, i ask every person to vote with their conscience. be in no doubt, the very soul of our nation is at stake. today, the archbishop of canterbury head of the church of england reacted, saying such an unprecedented statement ought to alert us to t
newspapers has told this programme that politicians are undermining trust in the media by distributing party political leaflets that look like newspapers. we ve found evidence the conservatives, labour and liberal democrats in england are all doing this. david, let s talk. aah! down, down! go, go! is tv too violent? the actor zoe wanamaker thinks so. she says she wants more tv that kids and adults can enjoy together. do you agree? and our election blind dates are back for 2019! so what happened when a brexit party mep and jordan stephens from rizzle kicks went on a blind date? you should come and visit me in brussels. we ll go and see the debating in strasbourg. is this the parliament that you want to leave? yeah. you will see how rubbish it is. that doesn t make much sense, does it? do you kind of love it? do you love it? come on, do you love it? i do not like the european parliament at all. are you sure? ..but i really like my colleagues, and i actually do really enjoy myjo
nor do they have subjects bound by loyalty or blood. the ruling has big implications for white house staffers, this is beyond 100 days. past and present, who re resisting with me, michelle fleury in new york, christian fraser is in london. our top stories: congressional subpoenas. jeremy corbyn insists there s no place for anti semitism also on the programme. in britain after the chief rabbi launches an outspoken attack on the labour leader s handling of racism againstjews. betrayed by big tech a federaljudge rules that we talk to the author of a book white house staff can be made on how some of the biggest names to testify before congress rejecting the trump administration s in silicon valley have not lived up claims of immunity. to their early promises. and the turkeys that coming up in the next half hour. won a late reprieve. bread and butter will be granted the new book that documents the work a thanksgiving pardon, of russian agents in britain. in the white house ros
as a result of our findings, the british beauty council is now calling for an independent body to be set up to look into claims of bullying and unfair dismissal. ellie costello reports. the beauty industry isn t always beautiful. it s heartbreaking, actually, to think that an industry that we re trying to really pull together is so at each other‘s throats. i was diagnosed with depression, stress and burn out. i spent time in a facility. i was seeing grown women, like, strong women crying at their desks. it was so toxic and so harsh that they were desperate to leave. my friend, we was working at this boutique, and they asked her to not work the front desk because they thought that she was too ugly and too fat and it would stop people coming in. the beauty industry is big business. it contributed £14] billion to the uk economy last year, overtaking motor manufacturing and publishing. such a big business needs a huge workforce. one in every 60 jobs is in the beauty industry.