well, this area is filled with fortu netellers well, this area is filled with fortunetellers and numerology meet one of them. master alex. as well as an economist at a private bank, i will be talking to. the us and china, what kind of relationship will these countries have in 2017? it will be interesting to say the least, you are talking about the two largest economies in the world. you are talking about china, who is ascending in terms of looking to play a larger role in global politics, and global trade. so how it will play out really all depends on how mr trump is going to deal with some of his contentious campaign pledges, especially targeting towards china. as you know, next year is a fire rooster. from the fire risk you will have a lot of problems that are going on. that means you will find that this will give a lot of problems, which means to say that there will still be hiccups between the us and china. sol be hiccups between the us and china. so i think trump has to put in a lot of effort to make it work. what about the biggest driver of growth, though? what are they going to be ne

some of these guys do a lot to help the less fortu nate. guys do a lot to help the less fortunate.mind. would you recognise all their faces ? mind. would you recognise all their faces? one of them used to be my boss. bill gates, a few of them i would, but if they walked past me in the street, probably not. a lot of people make their money and stay out of the limelight. the only one of these eight is your former boss. michael bloomberg. indeed. jain, thank you very much. we always like having you in the studio. thank you for watching. we will see you soon. goodbye. good morning. we got some topsy—turvy weather conditions across the country yesterday. last week's snow still just about lying to the tops of higher ground in scotland. a lot of cloud around, but look at the temperature. 12 degrees, incredibly mild for this time of year. a different story further south and east. there were some brief glimpses of sunshine across that kent coast, but it was cold with it, four orfive generally in the south—east corner. and that is because, the nearer the area of high pressure and the cold ai

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i get chills thinking about all the events that i've been able to participate in, and how fortu nate fortunate i've been. and now to stand here is the 2018 captain, or sit here is the 2018 captain, for 2018, is such an honour. furyk had been the clear favourite to become the next captain. here are the thoughts of our golf correspondent ian carter. he was the expected new captain, there is no doubt about that, jim furyk. and i think fred couples was his only realistic challenger for the role. perhaps steve stricker might have been in the running as well but i think what tipped the balancejim well but i think what tipped the balance jim furyk‘s well but i think what tipped the balancejim furyk‘s way it was that he has been right at the heart of the task force that was set up following the defeat at at len eagles two ryder cups ago, that was the point at which america said enough is enough. we have to be more competitive in these ryder cups. they have lost four in a row, and it was phil mickelson who really set the ball rolling. tiger woods was on board as well, and jim furyk, the ball

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minus five is likely fortu nes further north. minus five is likely fortunes do morning.but there will be more cloud across scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news, i'm gavin esler. the headlines at 1pm. at least 39 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire in a packed nightclub in the turkish city of istanbul. turkish authorities are still searching for the gunmen. the terrorist first shot and killed a police officer at the front and then he fired at people in the venue who were only there to have fun on new year's eve. this is the scene live. the turkish president has called it a heinous attack. the royal family have attended a new year's day church service in sandringham, but without the queen, who still has a heavy cold. heightened security and thousands of extra police as revellers welcome in the new year across the uk. in her new year's message theresa may calls for 2017 to be a year of unity following the vote to leave the eu.

it is a day of mixed fortu nes good morning. it is a day of mixed fortunes so far.ine. similar story in much of the northern uk to five. also a few wintry flurries covering the pills in aberdeenshire. south west, where the skies are grey, it is wet, cold around the mountains. some of the rain starting to turn to snow. a little bit of sleep to mixed in with the rain lingering across parts of wales, the midlands and east anglia. heavy rain mixed in. in the midlands and north woods, some sunny spells in the afternoon. wintry showers in eastern scotland and north east england. feeling colder because of the wind whether you are in showers sunshine. the northerly wind will aggressively chase away the rain into the english channel. clear skies elsewhere, showers over eastern england, scotland and northern ireland. tomorrow looking like a cracking day if you want to delay the new year ‘s walk, most places dry, sunny, if you showers around the coast. —— a few showers. —— afew —— a few showers. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: turkish president erdogan says an attack o

he and his side fortu nate second—half changes.nd that would be costly. those mourinho changes, substitutes marcus rashford and juan mata, combining to put united ahead. but fortune was still playing its part, marcus rashford going close then he realised here. zlatan ibrahimovic, for a moment even he seemed surprised not to have been ruled offside. west ham left ruing their luck. 48 hours. for the eight hours is very hard for everyone. hard for us is very hard for everyone. hard for us to sync well, with one more player it was hard to sync because when you are tired, you don't sync well. these fixtures are very difficult. to be fair, it looked like the other way round. it is more philjones who went into that dangerous tackle with, what you call them, scissors. more jones dangerous tackle with, what you call them, scissors. morejones than feghouli. 0k, them, scissors. morejones than feghouli. ok, maybe jones them, scissors. morejones than feghouli. 0k, maybejones made them, scissors. morejones than feghouli. ok, maybe jones made a m

and fortu nately for he will make the rich richer. and fortunately for us, these are our clients.we will sell more planes. thank you for coming in. it has been fascinating. they are tiny little figures that have made a danish toy firm iconic across the world, but could you tell the difference between a real lego figure and a copy cat? it's a question we asked the man in charge of making them at lego's huge new factory in china. have a little look at that for me. what do you think of that? have a little look at that for me. what do you think of that7m have a little look at that for me. what do you think of that? it looks like a what do you think of that? it looks likea mini figure what do you think of that? it looks like a mini figure to me. what do you think of him? two men? which one is yours? have a guess.” you think of him? two men? which one is yours? have a guess. i would say this is lego. this is not. ok, this is lego. it is not real. it is trying to be lego. that is my assessment of it. it has a branding similarto assessment of it. it has a branding similar to yours. tom is

fortu nately survive?s at hand, waiting in the wings were a new generation of proprietors, including my parents. mum came from dehli in 1971 to marry dad. a great uncle convinced mum she should take on a corner shop. why did you want to have a shop, you were never there, dad. you were always in the factory. he said, you sit at home, you are not doing anything! did you say i have three kids to look after? she had to do something. 0k, why you don't do a small shop and when the customers comes the bell will ring and you know the customer, go and serve. serve the customer. hold on, you are at the back of the shop looking after me, four months old and if the bell rings you will run and if the bell rings you will run and leave me! charming! so, why did so many asians become shop keepers at this time? so, i guess there is no inherent link between south asians and running shops. there is a set of circumstances that have historical circumstances. a lot of the migration to britain after world war ii comes because of

ibm's fortu nes rework trade agreements.ts cloud and data analytics businesses, but we will know for sure on thursday when they report. the weekends with the inauguration of donald trump as the next president of the united states. thank you. joining us is nandini ramakrishnan, global market strategist atjp morgan asset management. thank you for coming in this morning. sally was talking about sterling dollar, stirling had quite a sharp fall against the dollar yesterday, it is up slightly this morning, what factors are in play? the reality of brexiters coming forward with theresa may's speech today, there is nervousness and jitters in the market about what it means with the uk ‘s nation ship with the eu under the parts of the world. trade is such an important pa rt world. trade is such an important part of the marketeer, currency is the way that the markets play out that nervousness. the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, spoke last night about what the bank of england might do in terms of interest rates, which is h

fortu nately fortunately i'm more familiar with them than most people are but there are quitea them than but there are quite a few surprises in there and things relevant to almost anyone's interest. if it's anything at all historical belated, genealogist and scientists will be interested , genealogist and scientists will be interested, as will cartographers. notjust military interested, as will cartographers. not just military and interested, as will cartographers. notjust military and national intelligence history. can you give one example of something you found of particular interest to you? there was one cia memo which accused the nsa director and secretary of defence of creating the css, military branch of the nsa, to "be an abortion". it put into the context of declassified nsa documents gives the strong impression the whole section was sabotaged so the nsa director would get a promotion. it's based off the cia memo making that accusation is a high level. this huge cache of declassified documents posted online by the cia, if you can see it, you can find it on the cia library website

one ofjeremy corbyn‘s closest allies has suggested the labour leader could step down if the party‘s fortueneral election, due in 2020. len mccluskey, the head of the biggest union, unite, has described labour‘s standing in the opinion polls as awful. with me is chris mason. this story is developing two strands, thejeremy corbyn and arouse about unite. would jeremy corbyn have had any idea that len mccluskey would say this about him? we have asked them but they have decided they don‘t want to comment. it is hard to say how it is possibly useful forjeremy corbyn that figure as big as len mccluskey in the labour movement, someone who has backed jeremy corbyn from the outset to become labour leader, stood by him when he had an onslaught of criticism, that now when he comes out and makes remarks in the daily mirror which are as critical as this or openly questioning how long he might last, could possibly be useful forjeremy corbyn. len mccluskey says if the opinion polls are still awful, those are his words, in 2019, everybody would examine that situation including mr corbyn. he says mr corbyn

i would say we should enjoy this, you never know if you will get these opportunities in life, and fortud fortunately, this team has the opportunity and now we have to try to ta ke opportunity and now we have to try to take advantage. it takes a lot of people and a lot of hard work over the course of many months. this did not start at 640 tonight, it started in april. in a few minutes time will turn to a story we've been covering every day for weeks, the situation in the gambia, former president ya hya in the gambia, former president yahya jammeh finally accepting defeat and leaving the country. there is confusion over whether millions of dollars are missing or not. our correspondent was at the airport to see that plane take off. uk government scientists are warning that overcooked potatoes, toast and crisps could increase the risk of developing cancer. the food standards agency says a potentially harmful compound called acrylamide is produced when starchy foods are roasted, fried or grilled for too long at high temperatures. however, cancer research charities have questioned the evidenc

. >> we are km treextremely fortu and grateful no one was killed. >> a bomb ex-pled on a busy new yorky street. injuring people. ahmad khan ramami was arrested after a shootout with police in new jersey. >> reporter: in october, hurricane matthew struck the southeastern coast from florida to north carolina. forcing annest mated 2 million evacuations. and killing at least 26 people. november brought donald trump's defeat of hillary clinton in the presidential election. he won a clear victory in the electoral college, while losing the popular vote by almost 2.9 million votes. while in december, a fire at an oakland california warehouse filled with cluttered artists studios killed 36 people. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. >>> the year that passed took many remarkable people with it. sunday morning paid tribute to the big names we lost in 2016. here's jane pauley. ♪ dearly beloved ♪ we are gathered here today to get through this thing called life

ofjackknifed lorries, some ca rs couple ofjackknifed lorries, some cars skidding off the road, but fortulatively minor. the rate you see behind me is the spine of scotland, the a&e nine, travelling up scotland, the a&e nine, travelling up through the highlands, across scotland. there have been about 250 gritters out overnight and indeed through the day. we have seen gritters and snowploughs passing along this road. unfortunately this road —— and fortunately this road which is busy has stayed relatively clear. the ski slopes will be hoping this these days —— these notes space settled their, as they have had a difficult season, but this is predicted to be a brief snap. what is this about a snowman? you might be able to see but don't raise your expectations too much. he is a very small snowman. but whilst you are out in the snow, it would be remiss not to make an attempt. he is especially for you. you care deeply. he isa especially for you. you care deeply. he is a disgrace. but thank you very much. lorna, you have got time to work on it. i think that is the point. let's see how big he is b

i was fortu nate take her back to the ewok village.ues, which she said she thought were caused in part by her life in show business. what would you say about that? this business is quite stressful. but it has its upsides and it has its downsides. carrie seemed to where the famed quite well. she wasn‘t somebody who played celebrity particularly. she was very down—to—earth and kind of very in touch with the fans and with reality. but obviously it did take its toll on her. but i can fully appreciate that as well. she always had a lot of time for people. that‘s quite something when you‘re one of the most recognised people on the planet having been in some of the most iconic films in existence. but she remained who she was. it didn‘t change her in anyway. you last saw her injuly, change her in anyway. you last saw her in july, did change her in anyway. you last saw her injuly, did you say? how was she? she was great. i was interviewing her live on stage in front of 4000 people. she was as sharp witted and as funny as i remember her always b

i'm quite fortu nate fundamentally worse.at i work for a company that is very understanding and accommodating so at the moment, you know, they are quite understand the problems that we face, but how much longer that will be the case? myjob is in london. so, you know, there is only so much they will accommodate before they will start kind of thinking well, maybe we should consider... find someone who lives nearer or doesn't have to use southern rail to get to work. emma, what about your experience? mine is different. i travel south into victoria, all into london bridge and i'm freelance and i teach ballet. i have to be there. the doors open for students and they need to be able to access. there is a priority to get there and i have family at home. i have a five—year—old and a seven—year—old. what i'm upset with the fact that this is affecting them. in what way? they are noticing my absence. normally i would leave briefly before they go to school and i'm back afterwards, that precious time that you have with them in the morning

he was making great progress but has fortu nately stall at was making great progress but has fortunately he is sleep deprived, hasn't slept for more than a5 minutes in a row at one time, feeling quite queasy, hasn't walked in a straight line in all that time. i can't imagine. good luck to him. in the last few years clean eating has become a big deal in the food world, and the hashtag of choice for trendy food bloggers. but, as the movement has grown, so too has the list of options that clean eaters should and shouldn't be eating, and the claims and promises about what it can do for our health. giles yeo has been investigating the science behind the diets, and speaking to some of the famous faces behind the movement. i'm going to argue that a significant proportion of those, even though there are intelligent beings and should understand that this is actually a brand is putting it out, think that you are actually living like this. but i do. that is the point, that is why it is a snapshot rather than 24 a day documentary. it was that is what i eat, that is my breakfast. i made it a little p

because i am in a fortu nate learning? yes. evening and been reduced to tears because it was the first time a teacher spoke to me and knew my son. —— being. first time a teacher spoke to me and knew my son. -- being. is it that simple and impact? be class sizes means a poorer standard of teaching? —— big. not necessarily. teachers would say they want a smaller group and so would teachers, parents. the data is mixed. the foundation that do the research and look at the research suggest that it is not and do you get about a figure of 15 where it has an impact. 20—25 will not have the impact you want. larger class sizes will not necessarily have a detrimental effect. depends on the child and the needs of the charred. everything you said is absolutely correct. does it depend as well on the subject? are there some more suitable to be taught... certainly. maths, for example. interestingly, there is data to suggest that in asthmatics, there can be problems with large groups. it would be counterintuitive to do it in that style. every si