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Penny mordaunt rejected calls for further investigations. the ministerial code is clear — there must be no misuse of taxpayers money, nor actual or perceived conflicts of interest. but time and again, ministers act like the rules are for other people — none more so than the prime minister himself. last year, he declared £15,000 from a tory donor for his sleazyjet trip to a private island. this weekend, mr speaker, we read that the real cost was double that, and paid by someone else entirely...

Or, more accurately, a tory mate, or someone that they vaguely know, or met in a lift once or perhaps dont know at all — a favour. that is the accusation that she is making today. and im afraid this is why the labour line of attack is not getting traction, well—rehearsed though it is. its not getting traction with the public because it is not plausible. it is based not on fact, but on speculation, innuendo, and smear. penny mordaunt. and that was the week in parliament. thank you for keeping...

And, nil point for great britain at eurovision as italy wins the big prize. phil mickelson is eyeing a different prize — he stands on the verge of golfing history. he leads heading into the final round of the pga championship, and at the age of 50, could become the sports oldest major winner. good morning. a chilly and bright start for much of the day for much of the uk. some eastern areas keeping dry all day. i will have all the details for you here on breakfast. i will have all the details f...

Good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today: two doses of the main covid rack scenes used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. the former bbc journalist martin bashir defends his panorama interview with princess diana, but apologises to princes william and harry. frustration for the organisers of glastonbury festival, as technical problems stop fans from watching a special online concert. zero points.

Of the weekend and into next week, looking fairly unsettled. but heres the good news — as we head towards the end of the week ahead, there are signs that the weather finally will be settling down. something to look forward to.

Just in time for summer vacation, an american treasure is reopening its doors. yesterday the national museum of american history, which is part of the smithsonian, welcomed visitors for the first time since closing last year. nbcs richard lui got rare, exclusive access to a vault full of priceless artifacts. it is all part of the "today" show series "reopening america." >> reporter: as america reopens so too again will its history.

Dazzle yourself or ruin your night sky vision, heres a top tip for you — use a red light. in fact, its so dark that we have chosen to record this entire film using a sony a7s mark iii, which has very impressive low—light credentials. its a full moon but apart from that, we have only used an artificial light for a handful of shots — well tell you which ones on—screen. just look at how much our normal tv camera struggles in comparison. 0k, time to see what these phones can do. camera click...

Images of the night sky. in order to get the best pictures, you do need some perseverance and patience, but the results really have been worth the cold. sometimes, though, it isjust worth putting your phone down and taking in the majesty of it all as we hurtle through the universe on our one tiny ball of rock. brilliant! that was sarah cruddas. how amazing were those pictures?! incredible pictures. and its amazing to see what our smartphones can do that most of us will never actually use them fo...

And the result is... oh, wow! wow! do you know what? i even need to do slightly less exposure. it looks — to be honest with you, it looks like a nuclear bombs gone off, it is so bright! if you play around with the settings, you can get some really lovely shots, but the next two phones remove the trial and error with full astrophotography modes. hold still for two minutes and 48 seconds. the google pixel 5 decides for itself how long it needs to run for. and for this shot, im also using one of ...

Old negatives, so you can either save them in your phone or you can print them. right. ok, how does it work? its simple to use but it is a bit fiddly. youve to download the pictoscanner app first and then turn the light on... slip your negative in here. line up your phone camera with the hole, and then youre ready to go. i see, so its reversing the colours in the image — its showing you the positive of the negative in a live view, yeah? thats right, then youve just gotta snap it. that is a str...