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Hello. Top story from Iraq. The Prime Minister Blair has declared

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victory over Islamic State in Mosul. The Army has been trying to retake

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the city for nine months. In Washington, President Trump's son

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has said that he set a Russian lawyer who promised to reveal

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damaging material about Hillary Clinton. That is a continued search

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into alleged Russian meddling in the US election. The judge overseeing a

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case of a male baby says he will need very good evidence to change

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his mind and in sport though it has been a big upset. Rafael Nadal is

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out. Welcome back to an outside source. A

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number of stories to bring you from Washington related to Donald Trump.

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Donald Trump Junior, his son, has admitted to meeting a Russian lawyer

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after she promised him damaging material about Hillary Clinton. It

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happened during the 2016 election campaign. This is the original story

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in the New York Times. At the time, Donald Trump junior confirmed he had

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met with this woman but claimed the campaign was not discussed. A day

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later he changed his story and admitted that they had met under

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their belief that information about Hillary Clinton would be shared.

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Donald Trump junior says that no information was offered and it

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quickly became clear she had no meaningful information. The

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President's son-in-law was also at that meeting. We just got this

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update. Donald Trump junior has hired in New York lawyer to

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represent him in connection with those Russian related

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investigations. We can get more on this from Washington. We just had an

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offer from Donald Trump junior to cooperate with investigations. There

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have been multiple requests from Congress for Donald Trump to speak

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to their committees. Susan Collins, there was also a Democrat from

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California, he also wants him to appear. That is one of the reasons

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why Donald Trump junior just said he was hiring a lawyer. This is the

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latest member of Donald Trump's inner circle who has obtained

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independent lawyers to represent them. They all have legal team is

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helping to advise them. Because of the possibility of criminality. How

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damaging is this? Is this not what campaigns do, they look for dirt

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about their opponents? That is certainly standard in campaigns, you

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try to find anything you can use during the campaign. Most campaigns

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have teams dedicated to it and they're usually isolated a bit from

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the presidential campaign because there could be blowback if you meet

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someone who could be embarrassing. That is why there is usually this

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buffer. Normally you do not see a campaign meeting with a foreign

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national to discuss an opponent. In the past, these things have been

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handed over to the FBI. If it turns out there was something to do with

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Russian hacking, it would definitely qualify. Another story related to

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Donald Trump Janmaat meeting with Vladimir Putin. On Sunday, Donald

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Trump treated that they discussed forming a cyber Security unit. That

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prompted ridicule and outcry from both sides of the political divide

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in Washington. Then he followed up with this treat: as far as you

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turned school, this was a quick one? Is still caught some members of

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Donald Trump's administration of guard. We saw his Treasury Secretary

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come out boasting about this joint group that was going to be set up

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between Russia and the US. Then Donald Trump took the rug out from

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underneath them. He felt a lot of pressure and ridicule. A fox being

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asked to guard the hen house. That is something a lot of members in

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both parties did not think was ever going to get off the ground. This

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picture tells a story. Donald Trump has defended his decision to let his

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daughters sitting for him at one point during the T20 summer. There

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she is sitting in for her father. She is next to the President of

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China and Theresa May. Donald Trump defended his decision. He said that

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if Chelsea Clinton was asked to keep the seat this week -- the fake news

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would say make her president. This is how Chelsea responded. This is

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not the first time that Donald Trump's daughter has sat next to

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world leaders. I think that the outcry if Chelsea Clinton started in

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Hillary Clinton's place would be unprecedented. I don't think people

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would be saying, Chelsea for president. Donald Trump's relatives

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are getting particular attention again and that is a concern. It

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plays into notions about nepotism in the Donald Trump administration.

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Beyond that, she is a senior adviser and advise is often certain for the

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president. This is just another example of that. Thank you. Thank

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you for bringing us up-to-date on those developments from Washington.

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This man has had a long day. Giles Muller has sent Rafael Nadal

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crashing out. It is already being called the match of the tournament.

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I did not see the match but there were a lot of people talking about

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in the news room. It is no exaggeration to say it is

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one of the best matches I have ever seen and it is the longest in

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Wimbledon this year, four hours and 40 minutes. Giles Muller lost his

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last 22 matches. In 17 years as a professional he had never won a

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title before this year. Compare that to Rafael Nadal, 15 major titles and

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seven times runner-up in what has been a strong period in tennis.

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Giles Muller must've thought there was some inevitability about it. If

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he didn't, the crowded. Most people were favouring Rafael Nadal, but

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Giles Muller managed to wind in the deciding fifth set. When we asked

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how we felt, he said, tired. At 37, Venus Williams, nine years

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since she last won a title, she is into the quarters. Andy Murray won

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his match to reach his tenth consecutive quarterfinal. Roger

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Federer won his match and your vital bit that not make it to court won

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because the previous match lasted so long. His game was delayed for a

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day. Thank you. Manchester United have

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signed Romilly Lukaku from Everton for ?75 million. That is $96 million

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on a five-year contract. This is what Jose Mourinho had to say:

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That is a man leaving Everton, but this man, Wayne Rooney, has been

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talking about the journey he is making in the opposite direction. I

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always play like I have a point to prove. I am not going into

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retirement, I want to win and be successful at this football club.

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That is what I will do. I feel good, I am not fit at the moment but that

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will build up in the next few weeks. I think it is a challenge, it is the

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right time in my career. I am ready for it. Stay with us, still to come:

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The judge hearing the case of a terminally ill baby says he needs

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new evidence to allow experimental treatment in America. We will bring

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you a report from the court. It is called big gig economy and millions

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of people are caught in a grey area without the normal protections.

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Employment law is being reviewed. This man is more -- this man is one

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of more than a million people who gets paid by the task and not the

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hour. Is it some but if it is a slow day for takeaway is to them that

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losers. On a good day if you work ten hours we can earn about ?150. On

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a slow day we will earn around ?70 working for a 10-11 hours. Sometimes

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we only get one job in three hours, so we get ?3 50. So it is not good

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when it is not busy. If you get sick has an accident, he will not have an

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income. But tomorrow the government is expected to classify workers like

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him as dependent contractors and make them entitled to the minimum

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wage. The fear of gig economy companies is that they might have to

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pay workers who are online rather than doing work. There is a

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compromise where they will be required to prove that workers could

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earn substantially more than the minimum wage in a reasonable time.

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The report is expected to see if gig economy companies are going to pay

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people by the task, he have to show workers are in a least a fifth more

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than an employee on the minimum wage. Unions say that could mean

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less protection. A piece rate reports could be a step backwards.

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We know that approach is mistaken for cleaners and hotels and they

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could not clean and offerings to qualify for those rights. Our

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concern is also drivers could be expected to travel so fast around

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London and across the UK that they never qualify for the national

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minimum wage. Gig economy companies are popular because they are

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efficient and cheap. They avoid playing national insurance. It is

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unlikely that protection for workers can be stepped up without some

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increasing costs for consumers. This is live from the BBC newsroom.

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Barack's may minister has declared victory over the Islamic State group

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in Mosul. The battlebus Mosul has taken almost nine months, killed

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thousands of civilians displaced over 900,000 others. Ukraine's

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president has asked for discussions to begin on an action plan that

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could lead to Nato. The president was speaking after holding talks in

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Kiev. Russia is not happy. Ukraine is fighting a Russian backed

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insurgency in the East. A spokesman said that for many years Russia has

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been wary by Nato's military structure moving closer to our

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borders and potentially this could be the next step. He says it will

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not boost stability and security in the European continent.

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This is the Ukrainian parliament building and earlier today this is

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where the general secretary of Nato spoke to MPs. He took some questions

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and most of them revolved around the possibility of Ukraine joining Nato,

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the north Atlantic alliance. He did not give a direct answer to that or

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any Canon time frame as to when talks might take place. But he

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stressed is that Ukraine needed to carry out further reforms and do

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more to strengthen institutions and tackle corruption and that those

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reforms should be carried out anyway, that would move Ukraine

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closer to Nato. He also stressed that any eventual decision on

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Ukraine's possible membership would be down to the 29th existing member

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states and Ukraine itself. Russia, despite its long-held objections to

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Ukraine joining Nato, with not have a veto in that decision. Most people

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except it is in the medium to long distance future, if it ever happens,

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that Ukraine might become a member of Nato. A lot of things have to

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happen and change. There is still a conflict in the east of this

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country. This has to be resolved before Nato when its members welcome

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Ukraine. This is Charlie Gard, a terminally

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ill baby suffering from a rare genetic condition. The hospital

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where he is being treated as decided to end his life support and as

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parents and made several unsuccessful challenges. Earlier

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they were in the High Court to present new evidence of an

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experimental treatment in America which they say could help him. Our

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correspondent has the story. For core, passionate and determined.

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Charlie Gard's parents have considerable support, including the

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Pope and Donald Trump. Now this pro-life evangelical preacher, who

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was once jailed for anti-abortion protests, and he's been praying by

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Charlie Gard's bedside. If I judge or hospital can come and tell a

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parent they do not have the authority to provide the kind of

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medical care that their parents need, then parental rights are under

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attack and the fabric of our society unravels. It is well-established in

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UK law that we're parents and doctors cannot agree, a judge must

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decide. Charlie is still weak that he cannot move and he has serious

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brain damage. For courts and ruled he should be allowed to die with

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dignity. In court, lawyers for Charlie's parents said there was

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evidence that showed an experimental treatment might help their son. The

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judge said that there was not a person alive who did not want

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Charlie to get better and he would be delighted to change ruling that

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it had to be on the basis of clear evidence. He said that the

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hospital's view was that every day that passed the Charlie suffer more.

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He has a rare condition. Charlie's mitochondria does not function

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properly. This treatment is a powder form that is given in food and can

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help mitochondrial function. Studies suggest a 4% improvement. Eight have

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been treated before but none had his condition or brain damage. The High

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Court said that on published data showed dramatic improvement. The

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experimental therapy has never been tried in humans or animals with his

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exact condition. Paediatrician said that great Ormond she would be

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concerned it could do him harm. There is a lot of things that are

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known here and those looking after him in the hospital are concerned

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about him and there are some of the greatest experts in the world.

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Charlie's parents left court saying they were hopeful of persuading the

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judge on Thursday to allow them to take him to Italy or the US for

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treatment. Meanwhile he continues to receive round-the-clock care in

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hospital. A self-confessed IRA bomb maker says he was responsible for

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one of the worst bombing attacks on British soil and has apologised. He

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has refused to say what role he played. People were killed and

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injured in the 1974 attack on to Birmingham pubs. The bonds were left

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in the heart of Birmingham on a Thursday night. Placed inside pubs

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to cost structure. Explosions that led to 21 people dying. In the same

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year, 1974, Nick Hayes took part in this funeral for a hunger striker.

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He was a well-known Republican, and admitted IRA bomb maker who was

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convicted of offences in the Republic of Ireland. And now, for

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decades after the murders in Birmingham, man has emerged to say

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he was part of the group that bombed the city. I was a participant in IRA

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activities in Birmingham. Did you plan the bonds? I'm giving you the

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only answer I can give you. He has been questioned in the past that he

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has never been charged. Even now he will not say what role he played,

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but he says he takes click of responsibility for it. I apologise,

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not only for myself, I apologise for all the Republicans. I had no

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intention of hurting anybody. Some would say you have blood on your

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hands. I know they would say that and from their point of view they

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can justify that. I do not shout my responsibility in that direction. A

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group of men were charged and found guilty of the bombing. It was a

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famous miscarriage of justice. The convictions of the men who became

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known as the Birmingham six were overturned. 416 and a half years we

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have been used as scapegoats. Highlight today the families of

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those murdered in the pub bombings watched his apology and were angry.

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A coward. He would rather die than be an informer but he is happy to

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take collective responsibility for the murder of 21 innocents in

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Birmingham. He avoided many questions but he claims mistakes led

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the IRA to give bomb warnings too late and he personally defused a

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third bomb left in the city centre that night. The explosions were

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horrific. They were terrible. It shot Barry. -- it shocked the IRA.

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When we find what happened I defused the bomb. Many in Birmingham will

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question why he has come forward now, particularly as though one has

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ever been held legally responsibility for murdering the 21

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people who died in a night out in the city.

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Despite qualifying for a US competition, an all girl team of

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Afghan roboticists will be forced to watch both video link after their

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visas were refused. Girls in Afghanistan do not normally do this,

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build robots and break stereotypes. This team of six decided to build a

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robot to enter a competition in Washington. Now, after their abusers

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were turned down, they will have to take part using the Internet. All

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the countries can participate apart from us, so it is a clear insult the

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of Afghanistan. If you want something you can achieve it. We did

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our best and we hope our robot can take his place with other entries

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from across the world. They have organised the competition and have

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more than 150 teams participating. The girls from Afghanistan will be

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the only ones represented in Washington. In a country where girls

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find hard to get basic education, these girls have come very far, but

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they have to leave it to the robot to go it alone from here.

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Back at the same time tomorrow. Goodbye.

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