we ll ask if the victory could herald a new golden age for women s sport. that s all ahead on bbc news. within the past few minutes, donald trump s son in law jared kushner, has publicly denied any wrong doing or collusion with russian government officials during the presidential election campaign. he was speaking outside the white house following his appearance before a special senate committee. when my father in law decided to run for president, i served his campaign the best i could, because i believe in him and his ability to improve the lives of all americans. and now, serving the president and the people of the united states has been the honour and privilege of a lifetime. iamso honour and privilege of a lifetime. i am so grateful for the opportunity to work on important matters such as middle east peace and reinvigorating america s innovative spirit. every day, i come to work with enthusiasm and excitement for what can be. i have not sought the spotlight, first in busi
the head of women s cricket says she is determined to cash in on the team s world cup success to ensure victory isn t a one off. and the record for the number of sheep shorn in eight hours has been smashed at a farm in cornwall, with the help of over 600 ewes. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard have ended their legal battle to take him to the us for experimental treatment. charlie s father chris gard gave an emotional statement outside the high court, saying they were now going to spend their last precious moments with their son, who would not now make his first birthday in just under two weeks‘ time. earlier, their lawyer told the court that time had run out for the baby, as an american doctor, who examined charlie, said he could no longer offer the therapy, after seeing the results of a new mri scan last week. here s our medical correspondent fergus walsh. the fight over charlie gard s future is over. this desperate
to his fans after cancelling the rest of his world tour because of unforeseen circumstances . good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. charlie gard s mother has returned to the high court for a new hearing a day after abandoning legal action over treatment for her terminally ill baby. yates here this afternoon. she ” here this afternoon. she ‘i‘ : ” arrived here this afternoon. she has been asking for charlie to be able to be brought home so that he could die at home. we know that back in june, the family said that they would like to put into bed in own bed at home and for him to have a bath at home. they said they want to have a few days with him at home. now, this is one of the issue. there are two issues. whether he can go home and how long you can survive without being in hospital. we have been hearing from oils for the pa rents been hearing from oils for the parents saying that they want some tranquillity with him at all. and they told him every day that t
£280 billion on new clean energy infrastructure including wind turbines, to decarbonise electricity generation. that works out at around £14 billion a year. we do need to invest. the sooner we invest, the sooner we get to realise all the benefits of a clean, home grown energy system, notjust in terms of bills and emissions and energy security but also in terms of creating significantjobs in communities across the country. but getting to net zero is about more than clean power. this shows the ccc s estimates for how much the uk will need to invest each year to get to net zero. investment notjust in things like wind turbines and solar panels but also electric vehicles, electric heat pumps to power homes. it averages around £50 billion every year or around 1.5% of gdp. but there will be saving from this investment too as the energy from renewables will be cheaper