05/07/2016 Outside Source

The first banner voting for a new leader of the Tory party took place

earlier. -- the first round. Theresa May has taken the early lead. Two

candidates top down. I've managed to bring the Conservative Party

together with an optimistic message of change and I can take that that

message to the country. Hillary Clinton is on the campaign trail

with Barack Obama. The FBI said it will not pursue criminal charges

against her, but they did say she had been extremely careless over

e-mails. Jose Mourinho says he has got the job everyone wants at

Manchester United. We will talk about that shortly. And we will have

an update on Saudi Arabia, there were three separate terrorist

attacks there yesterday. It has taken almost seven years, but

the Chilcott inquiry will be published this week. By Sir John

Chilcot. During the fighting in Iraq, 179 British servicemen and

women died. The inquiry was set up in 2009 by the then Prime Minister

Gordon Brown, there are three main themes. How the war unfolded, to

establish how decisions were made, and find out what lessons can be

learned. Many families of the British military personnel killed in

the conflict also waiting for the report. Our special correspondent

has been speaking to the friends and family of Sergeant John Jones who

was killed in Basra in 2005. When it takes away a son,

a father, a brother - Sergeant John Jones

was killed by a roadside He's fifth, five

across and five down. John Jones' mother Carol campaigned

to bring this memorial wall She's experienced years of pain

waiting for the Chilcot Report. I really do hope that we can close

the book on the 6th of July, because it's not fair

to ask 179 families... Can you imagine how many

people that is? There's got to be something that

they've got to tell us. Carol Jones wants answers

about the troops' equipment, like the Snatch Land

Rover her son died in - And she questions the reason

for going to war. There was no weapons

of mass destruction. Here they are in a photograph taken

two days before the attack. Mark was sitting beside John

when he was killed. Just a burning smell,

I'll never forget it. Mark now works as a diving

instructor in Dubai, back in the Middle East after

he struggled to settle in Britain. I made that decision

to travel that road. That's a terrible burden

to carry with you. I've carried it for

the last 11 years. There are people who should feel

guilty about what happened in Iraq, He was my responsiblity,

I was driving the Land Rover, A soldier's greatest fear

is letting his mates down, When are you going

to forgive yourself? Troops who'd been welcomed

as liberators became targets The poor planning for

the aftermath of invasion helped They expected us to go from war

fighting, straight into peacekeeping And it's impossible,

because one minute you're trying to kill somebody,

and the next minute you're At the National Memorial Arboretum

in the Midlands, willows have been Carol Jones comes

here to remember John. He was my flesh and blood,

my son - a part of me. Chilcott cannot heal wounds,

but he can provide answers. We would have coverage of the

Chilcott report when it comes out tomorrow on BBC News. We were

hearing about the economic fallout from the referendum in the UK. It

has been felled across the EU, as well.

The European Parliament met in Strasbourg today -

its other home besides Brussels - and there was a lot of anger

directed at some of the people who led that campaign -

namely Boris Johnson and the leader of the UK

TRANSLATION: The Brexit heroes of yesterday are now the sad Brexit

heroes of today. They are retro nationalists, they are not

patriotic, patent is to not resign when things get difficult, they stay

-- patria -- patriots do not resign. Rats fleeing a sinking ship. Cameron

resigns. Johnson abandoned. Nigel Farage, once more, he wants to spend

his European salary, apparently. TRANSLATION: They have behaved like

children, building a modern tower and knocking the whole thing down

once they have built it. That is childish play.

Shortly after that session our correspondent Damian Grammaticas

caught up with the man who many MEPs are unhappy with, Nigel Farage.

Were you listening to the debate? Yes. You were called a cow would.

I'm very surprised they were as nice as that. Rats fleeing a sinking

ship. I've had 17 years of abuse, I'm not interested in what they say.

They are upset and worried, because they know we are not the last

country who is going to leave the European Union. I don't need to be

abused every time I'm here. I thought I would give it a wide berth

today. I will wait for developments come and clearly the important thing

is when article 50 is triggered, and then there will be a real

conversation in Parliament and around Europe about what kind of

deal Britain is going to get. Jose Mourinho has given his first

news conference as manager He has had a mainly glittering

career, although he was sacked by Chelsea halfway through last season.

The news conference happened earlier and was at Old Trafford. I know,

obviously, the responsibility and the expectation, and at the same

time I know the legacy and what is behind me and I know the history of

this club. I feel a bit frustrated we are not playing Champions League.

I don't hide that I chase Sir Alex Ferguson's records in the Champions

League, the number of matches as a manager. I want everything, to win

matches and play well, I want to score goals, and I don't want to

concede goals. Our reporter was in the room at the conference. Classic

Jose Mourinho. He held court for 30 minutes at Old Trafford, and he had

various people in his sights without mentioning their names, you spoke

about managers who have not won anything for ten years, that was

Arsene Wenger -- he spoke. He spoke about not hiding behind a

philosophy, that was Louis van Gaal. He spoke passionately about the

young players he has played over his time as a manager, 49, EZ, which

answers critics. He spoke about the players he would like to sign -- he

says. He says he wanted to be playing in the Champions League and

competing for trophies. He ticked the boxes for Manchester United

supporters and now he has got to get down to work and he will be judged

on the results he gets as the Manchester United manager. He has

never been known as a shrinking violet, very clear about his

ambitions. Absolutely. He came in and had an idea in mind of what he

wanted to say, the points he wanted to get across. Wayne Rooney was also

his targets, EZ he might not be an number nine any more, but he is

certainly not a number eight -- he said. He said he might be able to

pass very well, but Jose Mourinho said he could pass very well if

there is no pressure on him. He is turning the pressure on him.

Manchester United, since the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson,

they have finished seventh, fourth and fifth, positions they have not

finished in over 20 years. He has turned the pressure on himself and

his players and his rivals, and I think he will not see that this

season is a bedding in season, he will think this is a season when

Manchester United should be competing and winning the major

trophies. And now to tennis. Williams sisters final is a

possibility at Wimbledon, after Serena and being as Williams won

there matches. -- Venus Williams. Both were competing in the

quarterfinals, just as they had done for the first time at Wimbledon some

16 years ago, but their story is not done yet, both are through to the

semifinals. Serena Williams but her place with a straight sets victory

-- booked. Venus Williams came through her match. Angelique Kerber

also came through to book her place in the semifinals, she beat Simona

Halep. The biggest upset was caused by the unseeded player left in the

quarterfinals. The semifinal line-up looks like this.

We still have the men's quarterfinals tomorrow. Benzie of

action. -- plenty of action. Roger Federer and Andy Murray are looking

to write their own chapter in this fantastic Wimbledon so far. STUDIO:

If you are watching in the UK or outside the UK, you might be aware

that Wales are doing quite well at Euro 2016, after beating Belgium 3-1

they play Portugal in the semifinal on Wednesday evening. If you watched

the Belgian match, many of the players brought their children onto

the pitch after the game. This is Gareth Bale with his daughter, but

the same thing won't happen again. Uefa has said it is not a safe place

to be and is not a family party, but the decision was criticised. Will

they join Inca deciding the killjoys of Uefa who said the Welsh players

should not bring their children onto the pitch at the end of the game --

join in criticising. In a few minutes we will hear from the editor

of BBC Arabic TV about the situation in Saudi Arabia. The king has

promised to crack down on extremists who target the country's youth.

Thousands of teachers across England went on strike today in protest at

what they union says is a reduction in funding for schools, the National

union of teachers says budget cuts means increased workloads for staff

and bigger class sizes. The third of all schools were affected with many

closed or partially closed. The government says the strike will

damage pupils education and the reputation of teachers. Our

education editor has this report. A day out of school -

and not just for children. Some of the teachers

on strike today. They say they are already seeing

the pressure on school budgets. We're losing, at our school,

six maths teachers and gaining one. As a teacher of an arts subject,

we have noticed cuts and it's a real worry for the future of our subjects

within secondary schools. Yes, and I can't see myself

in the profession in five or ten years' time because of

the cuts and pressure. Teachers say per pupil,

funding is going down in England. They are also protesting

about their workload, and say pay Hundreds of teachers have gathered

in Bristol city centre to march on their strike day,

to protest at what they say are cuts Only around a quarter

of the NUT's members voted in this ballot,

but many others share But, despite demos like this,

most schools stayed open, and ministers said they were already

listening to concerns It inconveniences parents and puts

children's education at risk. We have an ongoing programme

of talks with unions, including the NUT, where we can

discuss these issues. At Bristol's Science Museum, mixed

views from parents about the strike. Given everything that has happened

over the last couple of weeks, is this the right time

for teachers to walk out? I have taken the day off work

but I'm very sympathetic to the teachers in my children's

school, who work very hard. George, who is six, would have

had a school trip today and unfortunately it had to be

cancelled, which he was really But this dispute is not over

and sympathy might crumble On the BBC News App you can see more

of these pictures showing It created powerful waterspouts,

injuring 38 people. They formed on Saturday evening

near a beach in the After the result of the referendum,

there are calls to end the British border checks in northern France. At

the moment bridges personnel have the right to police their country's

border from there, but a growing number of French politicians are

saying that deal should be scrapped, meaning Britain would have to carry

out the checks at its port of Dover. -- British personnel.

A wall of steel to keep refugees and migrants from getting

UK police operate here at the moment.

In 2003, the British government negotiated a treaty with France,

It meant the British border police could set up and run immigration

checkpoints in Calais, effectively moving the border

The idea is also being discussed by those living

If you quit from the European Union, then you don't have any

We would be in the UK, we would go to London, Leeds,

Claire Mosley started her own charity in the Jungle,

This is our problem, this is our share of the problem,

There are millions of refugees in Europe, and lots of other

countries have taken lots of them in.

And I don't see any reason why we shouldn't.

I think the French have done something about it for a long time,

and it is about time that we stood up and did something about it.

Less than a week after Brexit, Xavier Bertrand, the politician

in charge of the board to France region, has this meeting

with France's interior minister Bernard Cazenueve.

He's currently not budging on the issue.

France's president, Francois Hollande, has also said

But Alain Juppe, a front runner for next year's presidential

election, has also joined the calls to send the border back to Britain.

Le Touquet Treaty technically has nothing to do with the EU,

but those who want it done argues that the UK's rejection of the EU

Saudi Arabia's King has promised to fight religious extremist who target

the country's youth, he was speaking to mark the end of Ramadan,

following three attacks in Saudi cities. It happened in different

parts of the country, including the holy city, which is the second

holiest site in Islam. I spoke to a correspondent about who is to blame.

They have the footprints of the Islamic State, but this is a

question, why Islamic State is claiming responsibility in some

areas and not others like Turkey, for example. Before that. And even

in Kuwait, they announced on Monday they have foiled attacks staged by

Islamic State and they have arrested a number of suspects. This is a big

question. But at the same time there's a big message behind this,

whoever is sending these messages. The attacks targeted a holy shrine,

a holy place for all Muslims, and that is why it created this outrage.

Saudi Arabia is projecting itself as the leader of the Muslim world, and

the King of Saudi Arabia, his official title is the guardian of

the holy shrines, this is how have fish in -- officially he is called,

and so they are challenging the strength of Saudi Arabia. This is

the second holiest site in Islam, shocked that this is a target. Yes,

definitely. The Saudis say they have managed to foil these attacks

because the main target was to go inside the shrine and detonate these

explosives amongst people inside. They consider that this was a big

security achievement, of their intelligence, that they have managed

to limit casualties outside. But at the same time, this is an example of

what could happen, these people are able to operate in several areas of

Saudi Arabia in one day, which is a huge country, even if they manage to

foil these attacks today, but there are questions about tomorrow and

this has triggered a lot of questions, which we need weeks and

months to be able to answer. That is the editor of BBC Arabic TV. Galicia

in Spain has a ancient edition of -- tradition of cutting the tales of

horses. It went back to when horses were cut and spared the plague, so

the tradition goes. TRANSLATION: This is beautiful, the

animals don't suffer and they are sent back to the mountain is clean

and disinfected. Just before we go, we were telling

you that Hillary Clinton has been on the campaign Trail, with President

Obama up for the first time. This is some of what Hillary Clinton had to

say. I've known the president in many roles as a colleague in the

Senate, an opponent in a hard-fought primary, and the president I was so

proud to serve as Secretary of State. But I've also known him as

the friend that I was honoured to stand with in the good times and the

hard times. Someone who has never forgotten where he came from. And

Donald, if you are out there tweeting, it is how wide. You can

keep with the latest on the US campaign trail on the website -- it

is hot Hawaii.