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we re live until 11 this morning. we ll bring you the developing news on ba rclays bank. we ll bring you the developing news on barclays bank. four individuals are facing fraud conspiracy charges including the former chief executive. it s a complex story and oui’ executive. it s a complex story and our correspondent will be here to explain. get in touch on everything we are talking about this morning. our top story today. the family of a man arrested after a terror attack near a london mosque say they are shocked and devastated. father of four darren osborne was held on suspicion of attempted murder and terror offences after a van hit muslim worshippers in finsbury park. last night a vigil took place near the scene of the attack. simon clemison reports. call to prayer. they came to break their fast with prayer, just as they had 2a hours a demonstration that nothing has changed, ramadan too important to miss. everyone is still feeling shocked about what happened, there ....
aus north korea as a brutal regime after a us student that was imprisoned there guys. stay hydrated, as the uk heatwave continues. imprisoned there guys. imprisoned there has died. good morning. it s tuesday 20th june. i m annita mcveigh. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the serious fraud office has charged barclays and four former executives including former chief executivejohn varley with fraud over the bank s dealings with qatar at the height of the financial crisis. barclays raised emergency funding from qatar in 2008 to avoid a government bail out. now barclays has become the first bank to face criminal charges for actions during the financial crisis. with me is ben thompson. the first senior executives to face charges over alleged activities in that period of the financial crisis. tell us more period of the financial crisis. tell us more about what the charges are. you have two turn the clock back to 2008, the height of the crisis. three of the biggest bank ....
the main news from westminster. peers insist they have a right to be heard as they hold their second day of debate on the brexit bill. we have to stop turning a blind eye to the money of despots that flows to the money of despots that flows to freely through some businesses, banks and property. and, lord tebbit changes his mind about bikes, complaining about the time it takes for motorists to drive across london. that has been caused by the barricades which have been put up in order to assist the cyclists. they also get in the way on the main road carriageways. but first, the house of lords has been having its second day of debate on the bill that will start the formal process for leaving the eu. to accommodate the 190 people who wanted to contribute, the upper chamber had an early start, kicking off at 11am instead of 2:30. first to speak was the conservative former chancellor, lord lamont. i made my maiden speech in the house of commons in 1972, in favour of our membe ....
a labour peer says colleagues must stand up for the interests of the young. this house should be urging a rethink on this whole project. this house should be saying, not in our name. but a conservative offers peers this reassurance on brexit even if there s no deal. there is no greater nonsense than the claim that in the absence of a trade deal with the eu we shall be falling off a cliff edge. there is no cliff edge for the simple reason that there is no cliff. also on the programme: some powerful speeches and surprising revelations during a debate about donald trump. which one of us has not made some ridiculous sexual comment sometime in our past? well, in private, you know, let. let he who is without sin cast the first stone. all right? but first, the bill authorising the government to start the formal process for leaving the eu has been approved by the commons. now it s the turn of the house of lords to chew over the legislation. in a marathon debate over two days, ....
the week in parliament. the house of lords weighs into the arguments over brexit. a labour peer says colleagues must stand up for the interests of the young. this house should be urging a rethink on this whole project. this house should be saying, not in our name. but a conservative offers peers this reassurance on brexit even if there s no deal. there is no greater nonsense than the claim that in the absence of a trade deal with the eu we shall be falling off a cliff edge. there is no cliff edge for the simple reason that there is no cliff. also on the programme: some powerful speeches and surprising revelations during a debate about donald trump. which one of us has not made some ridiculous sexual comment sometime in our past? well, in private, you know, let. let he who is without sin cast the first stone. all right? but first, the bill authorising the government to start the formal process for leaving the eu has been approved by the commons. now it s the turn of th ....