we will hear from the choir that is helping the community heal through music. hello and welcome. i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london where the pound has fallen to a seven month low against the euro and a new survey suggests business leaders are fast losing confidence in the state of the uk economy. theresa may britain s prime minister, at least for the moment has been meeting conservative party leaders and she had a lot of explaining to do. may apologised repeatedly for last week s election result. according to one mp who was in the meeting, she said, i m the person who got us into this mess. i m going to get us out of it. i will serve she told them as long as you want me. we can speak to rob watson in westminster. i will serve you as long as you want me? that doesn t suggest she will be around for long. probably not long enough to fight idolater election. for those who do not know that conservative party well, it is ruthless. if you win electio
with a straight approach, which is we wa nt with a straight approach, which is we want a good deal for europe and the united kingdom. the prime minister is still seeking a deal to support her government, the democratic unionists say they re still talking. and hundreds of russians are detained at anti corruption rallies across the country. and an investigation begins into how a chinese passengerjet ended up with a hole in one of its engines. good evening and welcome to bbc news. after last week s dramatic general election, theresa may has apologised to the backbenches for the performance. a senior backbencher told that she was contrite. first, let s take a look at some of today s main developments. earlier this evening the prime minister spoke to the influential 1922 committee of backbench tory mps, where she apologised for the party s election performance. an apparently contrite theresa may told backbenchers ‘i got us in to this mess, i m the one who will get us out of it .
Families, survivors and mourners gathered at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts to remember the 49 killed at Pulse nightclub eight years ago. The day of remembrance events also included the ringing of the church bells at First United Methodist Church of Orlando.