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the uk representative to the eu will hand over that letter from theresa may signalling the start of two years of negotiations on leaving. we ll bring you all the latest news and reaction throughout the day, from across the uk and european union. good morning. i m outside the houses of parliament on college green ahead of the triggering of article 50 which marks the start of the formal process for the uk to leave the eu. the prime minister, theresa may, has just left number ten downing st. she is on her way to parliament. she will be addressing mps this lunchtime after prime minister s questions. she will be telling mps that today marks the time for the country to come together as it embarks on what she describes as a momentous journey. we embarks on what she describes as a momentousjourney. we know that embarks on what she describes as a momentous journey. we know that the prime minister has already signed that letter giving official notice under article 50 of t ....
an official position in her father s administration. ivanka trump takes the stage alongside angela merkel as an official adviser to the us but there s criticism about the nature of her role in the white house. and hearts and minds researchers say regular moderate exercise is the best way to keep your brain sharp, if you re over 50. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may is targeting labour seats in wales following a shock poll that could see the conservatives take the majority of welsh votes for the first time in 150 years. the prime minister is speaking in south wales a little later on and our chief political correspondent vicki young is there. the conservatives see rich pickings potentially in wales? yes. i think they do. they think there are no go areas for them. theresa may has gone to newport and visiting other places today. their confidence comes from the macro three vote. wales voted to leave. there is a sizeable uk thought here, about 15%. the ....
they did not defund planned parenthood. they definitely don t want to build a border wall. but now almost ten months into the republican congress, top republicans on capitol hill have finally found an issue they can really rally around. preserving president obama s immigration policy. the trump administration has announced that next tuesday will decide the fate of daca, the obama era program which apparently illegally gives work permits to illegal immigrants who arrived in the country as children. killing that program would fulfill one of the term campaigns promise. it would also fit with the republican party s stated position against amnesty and in favor of enforcing the law rather than granting politicized immunity. scrambling to preserve daca. this morning in a radio interview, speaker paul ryan begged the president to keep the program in place until congress can pass a bill granting amnesty to the illegal immigrants daca covers. i actually don t think you should do that.
if confirmed by the senate, i will keep an open mind in every case and i will always strive to preserve the constitution of the united states and the american rule of law. so kavanaugh is a graduate of yale law school and clerked for justice kennedy. in 1993 he met ken starr during a justice department fellowship and became a key staff member when starr was the independent counsel investigating the white water and clinton/lieu ensky scandals. kavanaugh helped write the final report to congress that laid out 11 possible grounds for impeaching president bill clinton. he served as george w. bush s white house counsel and staff secretary before he was nominated to be a federal judge in 2006. he was confirmed at that time by a vote of 57-36. now, brett kavanaugh s nomination sets up an extremely consequential confirmation battle. within minutes of trump s announcement, several top democrats voicing their intention to vote against him. senate minority leader chuck schumer put out ....
Interviews with political figures and news updates. Interviews with political figures and news updates. the jury that there is a third option, there is guilt, there is not guilty, and there is a hung jury. the judge declined to do that and said that if the jury were to come back again and say they remain deadlocked, the judge will ask them how many counts they ve reached a verdict on. he ll then consult with the lawyers and decide whether or not to take what s called a partial verdict which means to have the jury announce those counts to which they ve reached unanimous agreement. now, correct me if i m wrong, the trials that i ve covered in the past, dan, and you re the lawyer and former prosecutor, a judge will only repeat that allen charge so many times, or else risk, you know, being overturned on appeal if it ends up being a conviction, that east putting too much pressure on a deadlocked jury. you re exactly right, andrea. even the judge mentioned that his objective ....