and you can be part of the conversation as donald trump accidentally tweets the wrong theresa may in row over anti muslim videos we re asking what has been your worst social media slip up. tell us your story just use the hashtag bbc the briefing. starting with the detail on the us president. donald trump has hit out at the british prime minister, after downing street said it was wrong for him to retweet anti muslim videos that were posted by a british far right group. the us president suggested that theresa may should focus on tackling terrorism rather than on him. laura bicker reports from washington. they may have held hands once at this so called special relationship is now being tested by a series of presidential tweets. first, the account of a far right anti muslim group called britain first, donald trump re tweeted three in monetary videos to his 43 million followers. inflammatory. the first showed a muslim migrant attacking a man on crutches. when challenged,
which were built on traditional fishing methods are in decline and need more support. the crazy gang have beaten the culture club. one wouldn t have destroyed liverpool streams of the double. wimbledon have destroyed liverpool s dreams of the double. after 50 years and ten world cups, the football commentatorjohn motson has decided now‘s the time to hang up his microphone. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. a document leaked from the home office suggests the government is considering a clamp down on the migration of low skilled workers from the eu, after brexit. the draft report published by the guardian newspaper proposes that free movement end in march 2019 from when the uk would adopt a more selective approach based on economic and social needs. let s just take a look at some of the measures proposed in the document. a document leaked from the home office suggests the government is considering a clamp down on the migration of low skilled workers from the
outside the eu. the un security council calls a meeting to discuss the threat from north korea, after leader, kimjong un, vows to match the military might of the united states. hundreds of thousands of ryanair passengers are warned their flights could be cancelled over the next six weeks. and coming up here on bbc news in half an hour, how first responders in the us are using video games to prepare for mass shootings. that s in our technology show click. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. police have arrested an 18 year old man at dover in connection with yesterday s bombing of a london underground train. armed police and military personnel are being deployed at key locations across the uk, following the raising of the terror threat level to critical the highest possible alert. in the past half hour, there have been reports of an armed police operation at sunbury on thames in surrey, by officers investigating the parsons green attack. the two locations are around 11 mi
kim jong un says he wants to match the military power of the united states. hundreds of thousands of ryanair passengers are warned their flights could be cancelled over the next six weeks. and coming up here on bbc news in half an hour, inside out reveals the secret plan that could have stopped the collapse of northern rock. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. police have arrested an 18 year old man at dover in connection with yesterday s bombing of a london underground train. the arrest is described as significant. armed police and military personnel are being deployed at key locations across the uk, following the raising of the terror threat level to critical the highest possible alert. it means the government believes a further attack may be imminent. an emergency cobra meeting is being held this lunchtime. 0ur correspondent robert hall is at new scotland yard. thank you very much. just news on that cobra meeting first. we re told it broke up a short time ago. it las
minister accuses president trump of declaring war on his country. and, all eyes on the turner prize, as we look at the four nominees for one of the art world s most prestigious awards. good evening and welcome to bbc news. labour s shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, has used his keynote party conference speech to announce a radical revision of the way labour would fund large scale building projects. he s pledged that a future labour government would take control of so called private finance initiatives. it would mark a huge shift in policy. for 25 years, under both conservatives and labour, private companies have built hundreds of schools and hospitals and then been paid to maintain them. mr mcdonnell described the amount of money going to these companies as a scandal. here s our political editor laura kuenssberg. any spare change. a couple of quid for the speech, but how much to take schools, hospitals, prisons, builtand run by private firms, back into public control? jeremy