coming up in sportsday on bbc news. england women s goalkeeper karen bardsley has been ruled out of the rest of euro 2017 after breaking her leg in the quarterfinal win over france. good evening. more than 3 million british gas customers are facing a big rise in their electricity bills. from september, the company will charge 12.5% more for electricity. it means a typical household on a dualfuel tariff will see its annual bill go up by £76. british gas says it s putting up prices for the first time in nearly four years because its own costs have risen. but the government and consumer groups have condemned the move. here s our business editor, simonjack. electricity, a basic need, a simple product. it s the same wherever, or whomever, you buy from. if you buy it from british gas, it will be 12.5% more expensive from september, as the uk s largest supplier hiked prices for the first time in four years. given wholesale costs have come down over that period, why raise prices now
paul munakr ford, he was chairman of the donald trump jr campaign paul munakr ford, he was chairman of the donald trumer campaign at one point. we have just the donald trumer campaign at one point. we havejust found out the donald trumer campaign at one point. we have just found out that the fbi conducted a predawn raid at his house. they said that mr ma nafort his house. they said that mr manafort had consistently cooperated with the fbi and law enforcement enquiries and continue to do so. this is all about the question of whether donald trump this is all about the question of whether donald trumer this is all about the question of whether donald trump jr and this is all about the question of whether donald trumer and his campaign colluded with russia on his election campaign. what was the fbi looking for? probably documents relating to manafort‘s work with the trump campaign and also documents he had about his work with foreign governments, particularly ukrainian and russ
seoul, which is only minutes away from conventionally armed missiles, tokyo, and the second perhaps equally serious problem is crises like these become was often by miscalculation or accident. without getting into pop psychology, what is dangerous in this one is you do not have to be a psychologist, you have a president of the us who appears to have no impulse control, who appears to have neither much knowledge of not interested in policy issues, history, and whose main interest seems to be donaldj history, and whose main interest seems to be donald] trump, and i think what is important to realise about everything he says, the multiple craziness is, is that it again reflects that this is a crisis thatis again reflects that this is a crisis that is about donald trump, and if you had him yesterday, rhapsodising about the tens of millions of people who are behind him and who did not like that week george hw bush, george w bush, that terrible barack obama, and finally we have som
i m shaun ley. in south africa, leadership confirmed. in kenya, leadership disputed. and as for north korea, is it kimjong un or donald trump who holds all the cards? with me to discuss this week s displays of leadership are: vincent magombe, director of the african journalists‘ network, africa inform international, thomas kielingerfrom germany s die welt, the sudanese writer nesrine malik, and the us born, london based political commentator ned temko. fire and fury. if that wasn t enough, how about military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded? the us president s tweet on friday. ned, how much of this is rhetoric bluster, and how much of it reflects a real change in the atmosphere of this relationship that has really been frozen in time for 60 years? the danger is we don t know. i will start by making a safe prediction. safe if only because i am wrong, no one will be around to know. and that is, i am fairly confident we are not on the brink of nuclear war. b
i m shaun ley. in south africa, leadership confirmed. in kenya, leadership disputed. and as for north korea, is it kimjong un or donald trump who holds all the cards? with me to discuss this week s displays of leadership are vincent magombe, director of the african journalists‘ network, africa inform international, thomas kielingerfrom germany s die welt, the sudanese writer nesrine malik, and the us born, london based political commentator ned temko. the us president tweeted about guam on friday. ned, how much of this is rhetoric and bluster, and how much of it reflect a real change in the atmosphere of this relationship that has really been frozen in time for 60 years? the danger is we don t know. i will start by making a safe prediction. safe if only because i am wrong, no one will be around to know. and that is, i am fairly confident we are not on the brink of nuclear war. but should we be worried? absolutely yes. on the korean peninsular, even a conventional war could