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on travellers from seven mainly muslim countries. the judge in seattle dismissed objections from government lawyers and said the restrictions could be lifted immediately while a full legal case was heard. the government is expected to launch a rapid appeal. in the past hour, us customs and border protection have told airlines to board travellers affected by president trump s ban. the white house says it will appeal what it describes as an outrageous ruling. greg dawson reports: at new york s kennedy airport, prayers protests at donald trump s order to stop admissions from seven muslim majority countries. inside the terminal, the mood was less a sombre. munther alaskry, an iraqi interpreter that worked with the us marines, has finally arrived to his new home. his family were removed from their plane last week following trump s immigration order. after the administration ruled interpreters who helped the military were exempt, they were free to travel. actually, i m feelin ....
from seven mainly muslim countries. the white house says it will appeal against the decision. in the meantime us customs and border protection have told airlines to board travellers affected by president trump s ban. greg dawson reports. in america s east coast, and other day of prayer and protest at kennedy airport as people protest donald trump s executive order. washington state s attorney general said that he expects the government to obey thejudge‘s ruling. judge robart‘s decision, effective immediately, effective now, puts a halt to president trump s unconstitutional and unlawful executive order. i want to repeat, it puts a stop to it immediately. but the white house says it will fight the order. sean spicer says a. in the meantime, us customs and border protection has told airlines they can now bought those passengers previously affected by the ban. hours before the court ruling, the president was once again defending his policy in his weekly address to the ....
we ll be live in mumbai for the latest. it s no longer childs play for disney the iconic entertainment giant delivers mixed profits news despite the success of the latest star wars movie. three federaljudges in san francisco have heard arguments from a lawyer representing the us government that president trump s travel ban is motivated by fears of terrorism. two states, washington and minnesota, are suing to invalidate the ban on people from seven mainly muslim countries, and they re are also arguing that a lower court order to temporarily suspend it should remain in place while it s being legally challenged. a lawyer for those two states was asked to explain how the ban could be considered discriminatory against muslims. richard lister reports from washington. behind these walls, lawyers were doing battle in the biggest test of the trump presidency. should his travel ban be reinstated or thrown out? the proceedings were streamed on the internet. first came the govern ....
are performing a mysterious synchronised flying ritual. good morning from westminster, where later today the bill giving theresa may the power to start the process of leaving the eu is due to reach its final stages in the commons. last night, the government saw off a potential rebellion from conservative backbenchers, but today s debate could cause more labour rifts. its mps have been told to back the bill. here s our political correspondent tom bateman. a battle for control over the process of brexit. how much say will parliament have? last night mps ended more than seven hours of debate which contained what some saw as a concession from the government. i can confirm on the final agreement to be approved before both houses of parliament before it s concluded. in other words mps will get to vote on any future brexit deal before it is signed off by the government and the eu, but theresa may s negotiations with other eu leaders are likely to be complex and some mps are wo ....
news, leicester manager claudio ranieri denies there is a crisis at the club who have given him a vote of confidence ahead of the fa cup replay against derby. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. joining up health and social care services in england is one of the government s big ideas for easing the pressures on the health service. but according to a report out today, efforts to treat more patients in the community have neither saved money, nor taken pressure off hospitals. the scheme called the better care fund was meant to save the nhs half a billion pounds in its first year. the department of health insists it s too soon to judge the success of its plans. here s our health correspondent, dominic hughes. bringing together the care received in homes like this one and the wider nhs is more complicated than it seems. the aim is to prevent people from being admitted to hospital in the first place, but when they are, get them home quicker. some solutions ....