Responsible for the attacks on two its saturday 15th june. Oil tankers in the gulf of oman, according to the foreign our top story a comprehensive secretary, jeremy hunt. Review of hospital food yesterday, the us military released in england has been announced a video which it said showed iranian by the Health Secretary matt hancock in response to the deaths forces removing an unexploded mine of five patients who contracted from one of the stricken ships. Listeria. Tehran has denied any involvement. Seven nhs trusts have been the labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, affected by the outbreak, which has been linked to pre packed says theres no credible evidence sandwiches and salads. Iran is responsible, simonjones reports. Tweeting that the uk should ease tensions, rather than fuel a military escalation. Two teenagers have been killed with nine confirmed cases in london in separate attacks within minutes of each other. Of listeria in hospital patients, police are investigating after one result
Talks to George Alagiah in talking books, in half an hour on bbc news. Good afernoon. Following huge protests, the leader of hong kong has suspended plans to introduce a new law that would allow extraditions to mainland china. The proposals have prompted big demonstrations, including one last sunday where organisers said more than a Million People took part. Our china correspondent Stephen Mcdonell reports from hong kong. And a warning, the report contains some flashing images. The large demonstrations just days ago turned into running street battles with the police. It would prove the turning point in this stand off. The Hong Kong Government has been forced to concede that its controversial extradition bill has prompted ill will and division here. And the announcement came that it would be shelved, at least for the time being. I now announce that the government has decided to suspend the legislative amendment exercise, restart communication with all sectors of society, do more explana
colin mccann he talked about ireland writing and new novel, transatlantic. and this is the beauty of fiction, not that, you know, the history is fantastic and sociology is fantastic and all of these things together i will never prioritize one or privilege one over the other, but fiction can get into the small moments, where whatever it happens to be, leopold bloom, furnish of the corner, somebody brushing their teeth, somebody, you know, feeling a hand on your face, these things that history doesn t necessarily write about, but they are small moments that build-up and they make the large moments, and so i believe that fiction can create history. rose: we conclude tonight with an encore presentation of our conversation with artist james terrell on his major new exhibition at the guggenheim. ideas and thoughts are cheap, you know, you can have many of them but it is actually pulling it off and making these things, realizing them, and, you know, as an artist you have to ma
and real citizens. and what is missing in the arab world today is he common vision of what to be free to be, to do. rose: we continue and also have a return to our conversation with irish novelist colin mccann he talked about ireland writing and new novel, transatlantic. and this is the beauty of fiction, not that, you know, the history is fantastic and sociology is fantastic and all of these things together i will never prioritize one or privilege one over the other, but fiction can get into the small moments, where whatever it happens to be, leopold bloom, furnish of the corner, somebody brushing their teeth, somebody, you know, feeling a hand on your face, these things that history doesn t necessarily write about, but they are small moments that build-up and they make the large moments, and so i believe that fiction can create history. rose: we conclude tonight with an encore presentation of our conversation with artist james terrell on his major new exhibition at th
colin mccann he talked about ireland writing and new novel, transatlantic. and this is the beauty of fiction, not that, you know, the history is fantastic and sociology is fantastic and all of these things together i will never prioritize one or privilege one over the other, but fiction can get into the small moments, where whatever it happens to be, leopold bloom, furnish of the corner, somebody brushing their teeth, somebody, you know, feeling a hand on your face, these things that history doesn t necessarily write about, but they are small moments that build-up and they make the large moments, and so i believe that fiction can create history. rose: we conclude tonight with an encore presentation of our conversation with artist james terrell on his major new exhibition at the guggenheim. ideas and thoughts are cheap, you know, you can have many of them but it is actually pulling it off and making these things, realizing them, and, you know, as an artist you have to ma