11/07/2016 Outside Source

Hello, I'm Karin Giannone, this is Outside Source.

Let's look through some of the main stories here in the BBC Newsroom.

Britain is set to have a new Prime Minister by Wednesday.

The Home Secretary is now set with the task of negotiating

We are going to make a success of it.

Black Lives Matter protests are continuing across the US

They follow last week's shooting by police of two black men

and the Dallas sniper attack in which five police officers died.

Heroes' return in Portugal, as the national football team

comes home after winning the European Championship in Paris.

Plus more of the latest sports news, including the latest Olmpic

athlete to drop out of Rio over fears about the Zika virus.

It has been a dramatic day in British politics.

The next Prime Minister, Theresa May, will take up

residence in Downing Street within the next 48 hours -

The sudden end to the Tory leadership contest came

when the only other candidate, Andrea Leadsom, dropped out

Here is our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg, with how

Our new Prime Minister and the Conservative Party 's new leader. I

am humbled and honoured to be chosen to be the new leader of the

Conservative Party. I would like to pay tribute to the other members of

the campaign and to Andrea Leadsom. Brexit Means Brexit and we're going

to make it work. We need the positive resumes to work for the

future of the country. A country which does not work for the

privileged few but works for all of us. We are going to give people more

control over their lives. With that, we will build a better Britain.

She is in because she walked out. Just after 11 o'clock, there were

rumours that Andrea Leadsom was about to quit. The dilemma faces of

her supporters confirm that. For me to have won the support of 84 of my

colleagues last Thursday was a great expression of confidence from which

I am incredibly grateful. Nevertheless, this is less than one

quarter of the Parliamentary party and after careful consideration, I

do not believe this is sufficient support to lead a strong and stable

government should I win the leadership election. I have,

however, concluded that the interests of the country are best

served by the immediate appointment of a strong and well supported Prime

Minister. I am therefore withdrawing from the leadership election and I

wish Theresa May the greatest of success. Why have you changed your

mind? Why is she withdrawing? Some of her supporters seemed furious

about what they said was the abuse thrown at her, after she suggested

in an interview that she would be a good Prime Minister partly because

she has children and Theresa May did not. One of her supporters said the

abuse was too much. We think it is in the best interests of the country

to step down. Has she been bullied out of it? I would not want to put

it in those terms. We face very sophisticated opponents. They have

very carefully positioned her something she is not. The level of

personal abuse directed at her in the past week has been something

which I have been appalled about. Even if Theresa May it was the

overwhelming favourite, we should still have had the proper contest. I

cannot help being early that I am disappointed. It is just after 12

o'clock no. The surprise decision Andrea Leadsom by Andrea Leadsom

Andrea Leadsom to drop out of the leadership race means that within a

few days, the new Prime Minister could be in Downing Street. The

Conservative Party did not waste any terrain. Following the decision of

Andrea Leadsom two drop out of the leadership contest, Theresa May is

the only remaining candidate. Could she be Prime Minister by the end of

this week? We will need the constitutional process to be gone

through. In the space of 30 minutes, Andrea Leadsom has quit the race and

the Conservative Party have confirmed that Theresa May will be

the new Prime Minister. Many people had been steeling themselves for a

very long campaign. The do not need to know.

Obviously with these changes we now don't need to have a prolonged

period of transition, and so tomorrow I will chair my

On Wednesday, I will attend the House of Commons

for Prime Minister's Questions, and then after that I expect

to go to the palace and offer my resignation,

so you will have a new Prime Minister in that building behind me

We will not be calling him the Prime Minister for very long. We have some

breaking news in the last few minutes. Several people have been

killed in a shooting outside the courthouse in Michigan. Two officers

have been killed as well as the suspect. This happened in St Joseph.

The injured have been taken to hospital. It is unclear how serious

the injured are at the moment. We will bring you

more as we get it. It has been a day of celebration in Portugal, after

the beat France one nil in the final of the Euro 2016 final. This is

inside the aeroplane. Via the all are inside the private jet. It was

equally joyful outside. The players were greeted by thousands of

supporters at the airport. They were then on an open topped bus parade

through the capital. They have also met the president. He said he would

be rewarded for their public service. He said they had given them

hope and self-confidence after a difficult few years. We saw

Cristiano Ronaldo. The captain spoke to the team supporters. Thank you.

The victory is for all of you. This is for everyone here in Portugal and

all the immigrants. We are now part of Portugal is history. We are the

first win a competition, but we deserved it. We were spectacular

from the beginning until the end. I have been speaking to a journalist

in the capital Lisbon. It is absolutely astounding that they

managed to win. I think the entire event symbolises the difficult years

that Portugal has been going through, the financial process and

austerity. The victory last night was symbolic of a bigger picture, we

are Portugal is coming out of these financial doldrums. Tellers about

the emotions over went through. Firstly, the star player had to

leave the pitch after about 25 minutes, in real agony. And then it

took over 100 minutes for the gall to arrive. The event which brought

Cristiano Ronaldo down was pretty much the execution of the nation.

People were in tears. There was a lot of silence. But when the goal

went in, there was a rebirth, a renaissance of joy. It was a general

reflection that there was a suspicion that there was an

organised situation for the French to win. But finally, Portugal

prevailed and got through. That is generally how people felt. The

Olympic golf tournament will be without the top four players in the

world. They have an cool dote over concerns about the Zika virus.

Dustin Johnson has even said that he wonders why the sport is even in the

Olympics. We can speak to Ollie Foster at the BBC sports Centre. The

top four players not going. Very depleted? Not quite decimated, but

very depleted. Six of the worst eight winners of

the major tournaments are no not going to turn up at the Olympics. It

will be a lot easier to win. Concerns over the Zika finalists are

very real, but minimal according to many experts. No, this tournament

will be without 20 players who would have been eligible to be the. Of

course, the concerns are real, but the sport stands accused of not

really caring about the Olympics. This is the first time it has been

included in the Olympics for 112 years. It is no eight

multimillionaire sport. The accusation is that the are so rich

that they do not hear, they have the four major tournaments. Adam Scott

has admitted that he did not grow up caring about the Olympics, it is all

about the major championships. But some people are very angered, one of

the top boxer said, if it were not for the Zika vilest, the golfers

would have come up with the different excuse. The worry is that

the International Olympic Committee will get together next year and

decide negatively about what the future of golf will have within the

Olympic Games. Britain is celebrating having a home-grown

winner at Wimbledon. Just the second time for since 1936. Of course, and

the money won the championship yesterday. I have been lucky to play

in a team with some outstanding top players. I have reached 11 grand

slam finals, but that is nothing compared to what they have done. But

they have been good for me. They have helped push me to work harder.

I have learned a lot playing losing against these players. In terms of

the future, I would hope that we can build on the success of the last few

years. It is not just me. The Davis Cup team, my brother is obviously in

the. Heather Watson won the mixed doubles yesterday. The wheelchair

tennis has been very successful. Gordon Reid won the singles and

doubles. It is a good time. I think it is probably most successful

period in British tennis has study. That is the Davis Cup and the

Olympics in the final grand slam of the year, the United States open,

what your priority? The Olympics will be a big idolatry. It was

amazing to be involved in it last time in London. Obviously, winning

the gold medal, you understand how special it is. I wanted her form

will at the Olympics in the States open.

There are hated and protests in the United States after the shooting of

two black men and the subsequent shooting of five police officers

shortly afterwards. Britain's biggest rail franchise,

Southern Rail, has removed hundreds of services from its timetable today

following months of disruption. Passengers, some of whom say they've

lost their jobs as a result of the problems, staged a protest

at Victoria Station in London today. The RMT union has called it

a "crisis measure". They used to have 13 Southern teams

in the morning, but today it was cut to three. The chain is absolutely

packed out in a week, so to cut it to just one an hour is not

practical. Southern Cancelled services to try and bring certainty

to an uncertain timetable. I do not know what is going on behind the

scenes. This dispute has seen strakes and months of cancer

lesions. Southern Wants to change the role of the guards. They want

the driver to close the doors. These photographs show it is not perfect.

It is used elsewhere on the network. The company claims it has had to

cancel services due to high numbers of cards calling in sick. Unofficial

strike action it has been called. The RTM union deny this. It is time

the public walk up to the scam that the train to cover up their own

feelings by making these totally false allegations about sickness. It

is clear to me that southern and not up to running this franchise. The

company has not managed its industrial relations as well as it

could of done, but I am pleased to see the realise that. The government

has said that this rule will be protected in the future. There seems

no end in sight to the dispute. The emergency timetable will be

introduced initially for one month. Hello, I'm Karin Giannone,

this is Outside Source. Let's look through some of the main

stories here in the BBC Newsroom. Britain is set to have a new Prime

Minister by Wednesday. Coming up shortly, there will be

much more on the move of Theresa May into Downing Street. And outside the

United Kingdom, the protests in the United States reach boiling point.

We will have the latest on the racial tensions within America.

More on those protests from the US still going on in following last

week's shooting by police of two black men and the Dallas sniper

attack, in which five police officers died.

In Baton Rouge in Louisiana, dozens of people were arrested

Some of the demonstrators chanted "No justice, no peace!",

during a stand-off with police in riot gear.

Protests have spread to elsewhere in the country.

In Memphis, more than 1,000 protesters disrupted

traffic, after occupying the Mississippi River bridge

Meanwhile, President Obama has cut short his visit to Spain

Police in Dallas say the man who shot dead five police officers

They say they had found evidence at Micah Johnson's home that he had

which could have had devastating effects.

Taking a step back from this, some people are wondering that under the

tenure of America's first black president, tensions have reached

this? Particularly tensions between the police and the public. We have

been here that two more law enforcement officials have been shot

dead in Michigan. The person responsible is apparently also dead.

The location outside the courthouse has now been secured. Tensions

between law enforcement and the public are particularly high. Yet

another shooting today already. How are the recent events playing into

the huge political contest going on right now? You mentioned the

president, who is cutting short his visit to Europe to return home.

Racial issues might have diminished under the first black president, but

that has certainly not been the case. It is something which is

playing into the political campaign. Donald Trump today called himself

the law enforcement candidate. He conceded that there were some issues

of bias and problems within the police force. That is something that

Hillary Clinton has also picked up on. You might think that this kind

of tension and anything to do with law and order in the country meekly

into Donald Trump 's favour because he has proclaimed his toughness on

other things such as immigration and terrorism. He is seen as someone who

would be tough on security generally. But I think America is

two teams right now for us to determine how this plays out in the

political campaign of which, if any, of the candidates, it actually

favours. I think there is a realisation this is simply something

which has to be addressed. Thank you for joining us.

Pupils from two schools in northern England have been on a school

Their teachers were so concerned about the risk of radicalisation,

they've taken some of their students to visit refugees in Calais

who have been affected by so-called Islamic State.

Our education correspondent Gillian Hargreaves reports.

The two are seen as role models for other children. They have embarked

on a school trip to France the likes of which you have never seen before.

They are meeting children whose lives have been permanently

disrupted by the so-called Isis. We are seeing what we can do to help,

not just here, but back in Manchester. We cannot increase

violence to try and make peace. It does not make sense. The two are

getting painful hands-on experience. The migrants are emotionally scarred

by conflict. We try our best to show them how to act. It was my mum who

actually pushed me to go on the trip. It has been amazing. It has

been incredible. How do you spell monkey? Preventing radicalisation is

at the centre of this, after two school pupils left to join the Isis

so-called. They are no presumed dead in the teachers do not want any more

joining them. One is too many. Students who are angry at the wrong,

they are the tape of people who get paid on by people who wish to

radicalise them. There is no doubt it is bold and ambitious to bring

the children to northern France. They are seen as leaders and will

hopefully go back to the school to tell others that it is better to

channel your anger through peaceful cooperation doing it through being

radicalised by the so-called Isis. Whenever and wherever they are

approached by radicals, they will know have the ability to