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he was going to die. they flew right over. i thought they d missed me. and then they turned round and they saved my life. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. buckingham palace has announced that the duke of edinburgh will retire from public engagements this autumn. his decision to step down has the full support of the queen. she will continue her public duties as normal, with support from other members of the royal family. a palace aide said prince philip was nearly 96 and was looking forward to enjoying more leisure time. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell‘s report contains some flash photography. arriving at st james‘s palace a short time ago, side by side, as we are accustomed to seeing them, the queen and the duke of edinburgh. but this, come the autumn, will be the exception. the duke has decided, finally, just a few weeks short of his 96th birthday, that it is time for him to step back from public duties. the palace says the decision has not been pr ....
agencies must remain secure. police describe recent arrests as significant and say some of the items seized in raids are very importa nt . in the next hour, donald trump is on a charm offensive in brussels. having criticised both institutions in the past, the american president is in brussels for talks with nato and eu leaders. and net migration to the uk falls by 84,000. most of those leaving the country were eu citizens. the queen has been in manchester today, to meet victims of monday s bomb attack. the queen has been visiting the royal manchester children s hospital where she spoke to some of those wounded in the attack. one woman described the injuries she d suffered after being hit by nuts and bolts. the queen said what she had been through was absolutely dreadful . she also met doctors, nurses and members of the emergency services who responded to the attack. of the 75 people admitted to hospital across the region, 23 remain in critical care. andy moore repor ....
own new program which will air 6:00 p.m. weekdays. we ll announce the start date eventually. but you can mark your calendar in a rough way if you want. a big breaking news night. so i m happy to hear what rachel maddow has in store for us. you re giving us a calendar alert that could exist in the age of digital calendars. you re telling us to pencil this in in general but i can t give you a start date. write a macro so at some point that stakicks in and it starts. that s all i was allowed to say. a very laurie approawyerly a tonight i had an a block all set and ready to go. we worked on it this weekend. all this breaking news stuff this evening and then this happened this evening and we had all of this crazy stuff happening with the legal teams that are trying to defend or senator rand paul from kentucky said he wouldn t vote for it because repealing obamacare was still too much like obamacare. whatever. for whatever reasons the two of them said they wouldn t vote it. ....
talk about the e.u. the e.u. is not a very democratic institution. when you look at the majority of people in poland, in other parts of europe, they support these policies that the e.u. elites themselves really deplore. there s talk earlier this year of the e.u. sanctioning the czech republic and poland and hungary for their immigration policy. huge majorities in those countries favor restricting migrants. they don t want the country to be flooded with migrants the way germany has been. the e.u. wants to punish them for that. when we talk about e.u. or european elites, we aren t really talk about people who care all that much what actual citizens of poland want. or think. tucker: you see that here in this country on display every day. how long can fake democracy continue? ethically seeing the repercussions, the backlash from everything about his little puppet donald trump. our president is walking into a room tomorrow morning in hamburg germany with a guy looking across ....
leaders in congress, are to pretend didn t happen. is that just mitch mcconnell s nature? what has to happen for something to get done? tell me what you saw when you watched the press conference today. reporter: well, mitch mcconnell knows when you re the leader, a party in the senate, you ll take shots. that s part of the job, a guy who takes incoming fire and allows your caucus to get things done. the two men appearing side-by-side today was politically smart or at least acknowledgement of political reality. their goals in most cases are the same and desperately need each other to get any of them done. on tax reform, they cannot have the same problems they had on health care. if they re sniping back and forth at each other day after day it s gawk to be that much more difficult to get done. you heard some of that today. the president praising mitch mcconnell. saying he s the guy to get it done on all of these issues and put a bunch of additional issues on mitch mcconnell s plat ....