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with sir ivan‘s resignation, reporting that theresa may plans to pick a brexiteer to replace him. someone who backs the brexit cause wholeheartedly, it claims. more on that story on the front of the times, quoting sources saying downing street has been caught on the hop by the resignation. the metro focuses on executive pay, and has calculated that by lunchtime tomorrow bosses at the top ftse 100 companies will have earned as much as most people do in a year. the daily mail carries a warning from the head of the nhs to hospitals apparently colluding with as it puts it, ambulance chasing lawyers. the story of the chelsea football fans convicted of racism in paris is on the front page of the guardian. and the sun says a would be homeowner has been prevented from buying his dream home, because developers won t let him park his work van outside. now it s time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. the military threats facing the western world have c ....
as the country prepares to elect a new president polls suggest record levels of apathy and disillusion among french voters. a spate of terror attacks has sown insecurity and sparked a heated debate about immigration, islam and france s identity. my guest today is pascal bruckner, a writer and public intellectual in the grand french tradition. is france living through an age of decline? pascal bruckner, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. we are talking with a french presidential election very close. does france feel ripe for the sort of political shock that we ve seen in recent times both in the uk over the brexit vote and in the united states with the victory of donald trump in the presidential election? i hope not, with all my heart i hope we won t face the same electoral results that you had with brexit and that the americans had with trump. so we re doing everything to avoid the passage to the far right with marine le pen. but at the present time we have two opposite ca ....
it s 8am in singapore and iam here in london where the prime minister theresa may has produced a dramatic surprise. she s seeking an early general election in june three years ahead of schedule. the aim is clear to increase her majority in parliament and give herself more leeway in negotiations to leave the european union. opposition parties say they welcome the chance to offer the british people an alternative to the conservatives. laura kuenssberg reports. did she surprise them? did she surprise you? did theresa may even surprise herself? her biggest decision as prime minister, taken only days ago. i have just chaired a meeting of the cabinet where we agreed that the government should call a general election to be held on the eighth ofjune. that was not her plan. but she says to get brexit done, she needs more support around here. in recent weeks, labour have threatened to vote against the final agreement we reach with the european union. the liberal democrats hav ....
after it finished level at 3 3 on aggregate at the end of the 90 minutes. a sergio ramos own goal put bayern 2 1 up in the second leg of the last eight match at the bernabeu, forcing an extra 30 minutes. but the holders saw their talisman, ronaldo, strike twice in extra time for a hat trick on the night, as the spanish giants look to become the first club in champions league history to retain the trophy, as they also move through to the semi final stage so, let s take a look at the top scorers in the champions league with real madrid featuring heavily. ronaldo, moving to 100 with his hatrick, scoring five of the six goals in the tie against bayern. lionel messi is second, with 94, which he could add to on wednesday when barcelona play juventus. while real legend, raul, is third followed by another former player at the bernabeu, who also featured heavily for manchester united, ruud van nistleroy. atletico madrid have joined their city rivals, real, in the last four after ....
to prevent any such posts the future. hello. britain s premise has taken just about everybody by surprise by announcing her intention to call a general election on june eight, three years earlier than the date set down by law. theresa may says this is all about getting stability and certainty before the brexit process. her opponents say she s pursuing a cynical plan for party political advantage. this report from the bbc‘s political editor laura kuenssberg. did she surprise them? did she surprise you? did theresa may even surprise herself? her biggest decision as prime minister, taken only days ago. i have just chaired a meeting of the cabinet where we agreed that the government should call a general election to be held on the eighth ofjune. that was not her plan. but she says to get brexit done, she needs more support around here. in recent weeks, labour have threatened to vote against the final agreement we reach with the european union. the liberal democrats have s ....