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hours adrift in the irish sea. matthew bryce has been speaking exclusively to the bbc about his ordeal, saying that he had prepared himself for death. and coming up at 8:45, david baldacci will be talking about his latest book the fix on meet the author. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in the past hour, the us house of representatives has passed a healthcare bill, bringing president trump s pledge to repeal and replace obamacare a step closer. the american health care act was passed narrowly after weeks of arm twisting within the republican party to muster sufficient support. it has been opposed by democrats and several groups representing patients, doctors and hospitals. ed haislmaier is a senior research fellow in health policy studies at the conservative think tank the heritage foundation. he s been campaigning for the repeal of obamacare and gave me his reaction to tonight s developments. what people have missed in this debate is there has been a lot of focu ....
with my children. sorry! do not apologise. you go to the council and you just constantly, you feel you re being palmed off all the time. there s not enough social housing. you re been told to go private. let s go inside a former reading institute for gentlemen, now a daycare centre for the over 50s. it was originally for the over 60s but because things have got a bit tighter they have reduced the age to the over 50s. they are considering reducing to the over 40s as well. good morning. this judith. reducing to the over 40s as well. good morning. thisjudith. hello. hello, everybody. let me introduce you to various people. tom gardner who runs an independent food bank. tell us about the kind of people who use your food bank and why you say camborne needs one. camborne needs one because it is in the top ten of the most deprived areas in europe. 2796 the most deprived areas in europe. 27% of children live below the poverty in the area. we started the food bank seven years ag ....
labour party s campaign manifesto. the documents detail leader jeremy corbyn‘s plans to nationalise energy, railand mailand introduce pay caps for top positions in government businesses. over the pond in the us the james comey sacking saga continues. the financial teams leads with the headline: defiant trump calls for closer moscow ties after firing fbi chief. that s of course following his meeting with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. staying with that story, the new york times runs a piece on what they call a sense of crisis deepening in washington following the dismissal of comey. another crisis in waiting perhaps over on the other side of the world where the japan times looks at the newly elected south korean president s policy towards its neighbour north korea. president moonjae in also said that he would not rule out a visit to north korea under the right conditions. and finally, back in the business pages of the telegraph, news that high street food ch ....
on aggregate to secure their place in the stockholm showpiece, later this month. we are live at manchester s beautiful, glorious, historic victoria baths. the pool has been refilled, ready for the first public swim in 2a years. we will have more on the plight of britain s glorious historic pools and the fight to save them ina historic pools and the fight to save them in a little while. and matt has them in a little while. and matt has the weather. good morning. another dry day., but for the rest of you there will be the smell of fresh rain in the air and maybe eight thunderstorms later. dry day for scotland. good morning. first, our main story. thousands of weapons have been seized in schools across england and wales. they include swords, axes and airguns. some of the cases involved children as young as five . police chiefs said there had been a worrying increase in young people carrying knives. andy moore reports. some schools have taken to using metal arches to m ....
alarmed by a sharp rise in arrivals and wants other eu countries to open their ports. and there s concern the number of rescue boats are encouraging ever more people to make the perilous journey. david campa nale reports. night, morning, day. over the long hours of the mediterranean summer, migrants cram into boats as they venture from libya towards europe s most accessible border, italy. bambino first! the numbers are unimaginable and the risks are high. the work ofjustice, one volunteer agency dedicated to rescuing migrants, reveals the fear, desperation and hope that drives people on. they flee failed states, persecution, hunger and war. all seek a fresh start, a better life. italy has taken over 12,000 migrants in the past week alone. it says without greater help, it will close its ports to fresh arrivals. in italian: imposible. translation: it s not possible to not understand that something is not working. if we have vessels coming from all european countries flyin ....