there is both joy and disdain over the iran nuclear deal. president barack obama phoned benjamin netanyahu to insures him we re committed to israel. this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place. i know many share the concern of israel, and there s a reason for this. for years the international community has demanded that iran cease all uranium enrichment. now for the first time the international community has formally consented that iran continue its enrichment of yeurm. enrichment of 800 uranium. called him the ambassador of peace. some american lawmakers including house speaker john boehner have doubts. more from libby casey at the white house. news of the nuclear deal was met with a mixed reaction in washington, concern that iran would take advantage of the situation. supporters of the president says this is a big step forward for diplomacy, something that hasn t been seen in many years and that the next six months will be a crucial time. secretary
meaningful way. yet now obamacare is becoming politically difficult for them. they are deflecting blame. just this morning, we saw several imperiled obama democrats spin an op-ed that underscores the point. but americans are not going to be fooled by any of this. americans agree that it s time for washington democrats to work with us to remedy the mess they created, and that means repealing this law and replacing it with real reforms. it s time for them to work with us on a real jobs agenda, too, to take up the numerous bills the house has already sent over and get them onto the president s desk. americans are fed up with the games and the tricks. they want serious solutions. you don t need a campaign pollster to figure that out, and republicans believe it s about time the american people got those solutions. the presiding officer: the leadership time is reserved. mr. mcconnell: mr. president, i haven t yielded the floor yet. mr. president, i want to pay tribute to a kentucky
those of the elite level have been speaking out with rugby league calling on the government to keep supporting them. we ve got some great support for us to get us this far, but at this point, it would be a real shame to get this far and then let us die. also coming up in the programme. can england make it 2 2, we have news on how they are getting on against the west indies. hello and welcome along to sportsday. well, over the last 2a hours, sport at every level has been coming to terms with what the new government restrictions mean for their future. we ve heard a lot about the impact on the elite leagues but what about sport at grassroots level around the country and as the weather turns and we head into the winter what about indoor sports. a little earlier, i spoke to our senior sports news reporter, laura scott, who began by explaining what the restrictions mean for indoor sports. so, yesterday the government announced that the rule of six would now apply to adult ind
driving car supremacy between the united states and china. that s in click in half an hour. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. it s business as usual for the queen today as she attends church at sandringham after she agreed a deal on the future of the duke and duchess of sussex. here she is, arriving earlier this morning. she has now left the church. last night buckingham palace said prince harry and his wife meghan will no longer receive public funds, and will pay back taxpayers‘ money spent on renovating their home in windsor as they step down as working royals in the spring. the bbc spoke to some of the corwd gathered at sandringham to greet the bbc spoke to some of the crowd gathered at sandringham to greet the queen as she arrived for church. leigh milner is sandringham. i think families will always have problems and i think she has dealt with it incredibly well. and i am very happy that harry and meghan are going to go off and do what they wa nt to going to go of