leicester ca pta i n wes morgan brought down shane long in the penalty area and tadic sealed the winthe spot. 3—0 the final score. great, good game, with good management. it was a pity to finish this game before. a lot of opportunities and chances for us. without leaving for them opportunity to score. it was a clean sheet. it is perfect for us. it was not good, the performance,

leicester ca pta i n wes morgan brought down shane long in the penalty area and tadic sealed the win0 the final score. great, good game, with good management. it was a pity to finish this game before. a lot of opportunities and chances for us. without leaving for them opportunity to score. it was a clean sheet. it is perfect for us. it was not good, the performance, it's my fault. i wanted to change the shape of my teams. in the two la st the shape of my teams. in the two last matches against chelsea i played with three in the back. today i played with a diamond in midfield. maybe, not maybe, my players didn't understand my idea very well. a late goal in the scottish cup earned championship side raith rovers a one all draw at home to hearts and a replay. hearts had led through jamie walker's clinical finish but declan mcmanus equalised for the home team in the 89th minute. rovers are 10 games without a win but will now travel to hearts on wednesday night for the fourth—round replay. celtic are through after a 3—0 win at league i albion rovers. first goal from scott sinclair, worthy o

elementary school pta had a great fund-raising idea. it raised thousands of dollars by offering parking spaces for the upcoming inauguration. the school has been told to refund all the money. >> reporter: the elementary has 350 students, 87% of them low income. national mall, the school had a great online idea. with the inauguration coming up, raise $1,000 by letting people park in the school lot for donations. they raised 3,200 dollars. but school headquarters heard about it, said they couldn't do it. >> that's their rules. >> i love the spirit of the school community. you've got a pta who has a very entrepreneurial spirit. i hope we can find a way to make this happen. >> reporter: d.c. schools said we looked into this and while we appreciate the parent teacher organization looking to do this, we are not able to rent out parking spots. council member allen said he still wants to pursue the issue, noting the system does contract out some parking spaces. >> our school parkingts used on the weekends. charges park on them. other people par

we think we will see an u pta ke involved.an uptake in investment across the asian region, probably with one caution— outbound investment from china may slow but otherwise it is very positive about the asian market. staying with the united states janet yellin says that the us economy is healthy enough for the central bank to raise its benchmark interest rates a quote, a few times a year through 2019. during a speech on wednesday she said the exact timing of interest rate hikes will depend on how the economy is doing. she said that policymakers are getting closer to their goals of full employment and stable inflation. the head of the international monetary fund said that despite the uk economy doing better than expected after last yea r‘s better than expected after last year's decision to leave the european union it will still suffer from the split. her comments come after the prime minister theresa may laid out her negotiating terms with the eu. in her comments, the imf said that any deal with the eu will not be as good as mem

you've got a pta who has a very entrepreneurial spirit and wanted -- saw opportunity, wanted to take advantage of it. i hope we can make this happen. >> reporter: d.c. schools told news 4, we looked into this and while we appreciate the parent/teacher organization looking to do this, we are not able to rent out parking spots." councilmember allen said he still wants to pursue the issue, noting the system does contract out some parking spaces. >> if our school parking lots are used on the weekends, churches park on them, other people will park on school parking lots. >> reporter: parents declined to comment on camera saying they were just trying to help their low-income school. they said they'll start refunding the money online and maybe just ask for donations to make up for the lost funds. in the destruct, tom sherwood, news 4. >> it would be great if they got that money back. >>> a story you saw only on 4. drug traffickers caught in traffic. a review by news 4 shows a spike in police carrying big loads of drugs on the shoulders of our busiest highways. scott's along 270 with the sto

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fortoo long, mental nurse has been a hidden injustice in our country, shrouded in a com pletely u na cce ptaly unacceptable stigma and dangerously disregarded as a secondary issue to physical health. left unaddressed, destroys lives, separates people from each other and deepens the divisions within our society. changing this goes right to the heart of our humanity, to the heart of the kind of country we are, the attitudes we hold and the values we share. life here in the bbc newsroom. our lead story comes from washington. donald trump is planning to appoint a son—in—law donald trump is planning to appoint a son—in—lanared donald trump is planning to appoint a son—in—law jared kushner as donald trump is planning to appoint a son—in—lanared kushner as a senior adviser to the white house. some of the major stories from the world service. israel has held the funerals of force or just world service. israel has held the funerals of force orjust killed in a lorry attack injerusalem on sunday. israeli officials say they believe the driver was a supporter of islamic state. in iran, preparations conti

it was even a cce pta ble entered our vocabularly.t on prime time tv. what's the point? all the animals will be dead. won't be able to grow nothing because all the earth will be contaminated. where are we going to get something to eat? there will be a little pack shop open somewhere. it's probably not uncommon for there to be plenty of communities still in the uk where it's normal to refer to it as the pack shop. where does that come from, that term?|j it as the pack shop. where does that come from, that term? i think it comes from the fact that lots of asians own corner shops. what i never understood about the expression was the logic of it. i would call something a lackey shop ifi would call something a lackey shop if i thought it was an acceptable shortening of pakistani, which it isn't, because, yeah, you can call an australian aussie, the reason is that you don't see aussies go home ona that you don't see aussies go home on a brick wall, you see pack go home on a brick wall. also, what is pakistani about the shop, the soups aren'

country in a generation, the repercussions of which will face generations to come, is totally u na cce ptay opposition party in this house and every member who cares about parliamentary democracy will vote against this contempt of parliament when it comes to the programme motion. well, i simply say to the honourable gentleman that his party supported the referendum bill, and putting the question to the people, and his party supported the timetable of triggering article 50 by the end of march. and the bill is designed to secure that those objectives are met. the uk is in a position to show "international leadership" to end the fighting in yemen and prevent a famine — that's the view of the snp‘s tasmina ahmed—sheikh, who called for an urgent statement about the conflict between the forces loyal to the yemen's president hadi and the houthi rebels. the foreign office minister set out the uk's position. the uk supports the saudi arabian—led coalition military intervention, which came at the request of the legitimate president hadi, and we are clear through that coalition and the government of

i don't think it's a cce pta ble fares till 2020. i don't think it's acceptable really.he trains bigger or make the service a nicer experience. tomorrow morning, some will be protesting at london's stations. there's still no end, it seems, to these disruptions. we have no guarantee that there will be no disruptions next year. passengers need to come together and work with us need to come together and work with us to lobby the government. fares won't change for those commuters making tube journeys within london. how that will be funded is another point of political contention. sadiq khan will be out and about at london rail stations in the morning. not only to defend his pledge, but also to appealfor tfl only to defend his pledge, but also to appeal for tfl to have more control over commuter trains. if you are one of the hundreds of thousands of people affected by the strikes and disruption on our trains, we'd like to hear from you. we're hosting a televised debate — recorded on sunday evening — about the problems. just e—mail your contact details, including your opinion

and 359ors representatives, the school superintendents association, ,ivil rights groups, the pta our brothers and sisters in the any a, the people i represent in the ft cheered. president obama called it a christmas miracle. despite the extraordinary political divisions in the country, after the damaging nclb,es of policies like we've finally reached a strong bipartisan consensus and a way to improving public education. the ft worked hard to shift the focus away from testing toward teaching, to push schools decision-making back to communities and to direct federal funds to the public schools that educate the kids who need them most. that is fundamental reform of education policy. it's why education wasn't a major issue in this past presidential campaign. one of the of not big bait -- debate questions. it's becoming an issue now. on wednesday, the senate education committee will hold its first hearing to consider the betsy devos nomination. instead of nominating a secretary who sees her mission as strengthening public schools and implementing the blueprint democrats and republicans cr

i body said that some of the comments donald trump is made in relation to women are a cce pta ble madeo women are acceptable and some he has for himself. i think the biggest statement that will be made about the role of women will be that i will be there as a female prime minister talking to him, directly talking to him about the interest we share. i have a track record. if you look at everything i've done terms of defending the interests of women and modern slavery and domestic violence i am proud to be only the second female prime the conservative party has putting female prime ministers here. i will be talking to donald trump about how we can build on the special relationships. the special relationships. the special relationship allows us to see when we do not find things acceptable. whenever that is something that i find unacceptable will not be afraid to say that to donald trump. one of theissues to say that to donald trump. one of the issues she does plan to discuss with donald is nato. there is some concern about whether donald trump is committed to nato. theresa may says she wi

these talks is that whatever is agreed here at in this extraordinary building behind me has to be a cce ptad south cyprus in a referendum that would happen later this year. so nothing here is going to be definitively agreed and sorted out, until that moment happens. so they can make some kind of political framework agreement here, but the real test will be whether or not they can sell it to the people back home in cyprus. james langdale in geneva, thank you. our top story this lunchtime. the head of america's national intelligence agency says they weren't the source of the leak that russia has compromising material on donald trump. and still to come. back behind the wheel — the 72—year—old rally driver making a comeback after half a century. coming up in the sport at 1:30pm: refusing to play — high hopes for british number one johanna konta who warms up for the australian open by reaching the final of the sydney cup international. tidal lagoons — could they be the answer to ensuring secure power supplies for the uk? a review is recommending that the uk should build tidal lagoons to capture

the ptas, the local school board. they don't want change.the idea of market competition, after i did the "stupid in america" show i got emails saying competition isn't for children. kennedy: they see the children as being mindless and helpless and they have to act on their behalf. but it is fueled from what i have seen on your show, the unschooling movement which is something fascinating for a lot of parent to consider helping their children unlearn some of the bad habit they picked up in public and private school. john: home schooling i get. the home schoolers outperform the private school kid and the government-run school kids. but the unschooling is saying kids should learn on their own and do their own thing. i thought this can't work. but it's working for a lot of parent and kids. kennedy: it's fascinating when you put kid in charge and ask them what they want to study. >> i would have studied nothing, i would have played video games. kennedy: eventually you find your way. i always try to sit down with my girls and ask them what they li

carolyn jan carolyn wonderful we all know her the executive assistant to our director and noimentd by pta herrera and our winner for the employee of the year the builder inspector bernie. >> (clapping.) >> bernie was overflow room noimentd by dan loweringy i come up we'll give you wards we have let me announce first, that the commission would like to thank the department head phil ginsburg of rec and park for providing the freeze ice skating tickets address conservatory of flowers in golden gate park and have a plaque director will send a letter of prediction from phil ginsburg and this is a program where staff and managers can in the meantime in their outstanding performance and dbi for the sub push service we're about serving the public and making san francisco save we congratulate you i'll come down there thank you. >> (clapping.) >> me, too not often i get decreed up like this. >> so our quarter 3 betty here's your tickets to the wonderful ice skating rink it's okay. >> (laughter). >> so okay. great so - >> congratulations great. >> and you want to give it - okay ice skating tickets a

. >> reporter: sharon jordan, a former pta president, has three children enrolled here. >> we have seen amount of emotion and fear and ang vxiety all of our children. >> reporter: all city leaders agree, immigrants should not be afraid of local police. >> having the cooperation of undocumented residents of the district of clolombia enhances public safety. >>> news4 at 6:00 starts now. >>> international travelers arriving at dulles airport are emerging from customs to find a warm welcome and offers of free gahelp. it's all part of the local backlash against president trump's travel ban. >>> and the white house is playing defense tonight, facing heavy criticism of the ban and the way it was executed. we have team coverage starting with tracie potts on capitol hill. >> reporter: we are hearing tonight from republican leaders here on the hill that they weren't consults before they first heard about this ban in the media. plus pushback from the inside from foreign diplomats at the state department concerned that this ban could affect and sour relations with countries that we're partnering wi

. >> i love the school spirit and you have a pta that saw an opportunity and wanted to take advantagef it. so i hope we can find a way to make it happen. >> they say they were just trying to help their students and their school. >>> students at stone bridge high school in ashburn will have a safer route to classes. a cross walk will help students cross port smith boulevard. this is part of the safe routes to school plan in louden county. >>> the low gas prices we enjoyed in 2016 will not be coming nothing the to 2017 with us. a new report says this year american drivers will shell out $52 billion more than economy. it's unclear how much you'll see prices of the pump rise. in d.c., $2.58. in maryland, $2.36 and virginia, $2.21 across the state. >>> today president obama will head to capital hill. he's expected to meet with democrats to plot a path forward in trying to save his signature legislative achievement, the affordable care act. tracie potts. >> with republicans having complete control by the end of the month, how are democrats going to try and save it? >> reporter: president ob

about how getting on legal school counsel, joining pta, joining the school board, be a voice of optimism, that's what he going to carry forward tonight. there's not going to be dry eyes tonight. a lot of people will be looking at that administration and focus on a lot of things he got done and a lot on the table to get down and what's going to happen when you junction ta possess it in front of jeff sessions today. >> you were good at explaining what it will be tonight. it's going to remind us how great he was when he came in. the stuff that got to me it was so -- it was a little church, it was something else. we'll find out more about the russian connection what the reduction zp putin may have on donald trump. >>> le putting in son-in-law who does have power in the west wing jared kushner. trump betting on no one calling him out on this. that's not going to happen here. we're going to call him out. that's ahead. >>> we have "hardball" roundtable as we preview president obama's farewell address. this is "hardball" where the action is. when did mixing food, with not food, become food? than

now see the massive drilling project when i come between bake sales and pta meetings, i just want to pay more to file my taxes. i'm totally fine paying extra for something that i could get for free. paying $60 to file my taxes was the highlight of my day. and you just saw footage of me flipping burgers. want to charge me extra to itemize my deductions? i literally have too much money. said no one ever. file for your taxes free with credit karma tax. visit creditkarma.com/tax for early access. i didn't have to pay to file my taxes this year. said you. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. jonathan: we have snowshowers moving across the area. still waiting in the capital, though. michelle: w

. >>> it's the hearing that's been all the talk online and probably a few pta meeting.sy devos, the billionaire business woman and philanthropist and trump's pick for education secretary, she faced the senate to us. and while we still do not know where she stands on many key education issues that could impact your children, there was one viral exchange having to do with guns and grizzly bears. what's this? cnn's jeff is live in our d.c. newsroom and has all the highlights of the devos hearing. jeff, she really did face a fury of criticism from the democrats. >> she did indeed, jake. and of course we know she is a proponent of charter schools. she is a proponent of diverting some federal money and local money from public schools to private schools. that has been a long held belief of hers. she's a big republican contributor as well. so, that put a target on her back when she was at the hearing yesterday. but it was that one comment about gun policies specifically, a question that was asked by a big proponent of gun policy reform, connecticut's senator chris murphy who as

did that you hit my kids you hilt any friends kids and neighbors you hit our community you hit our pta and sight community and principal our teachers you hit our volunteers you hit us really good you got us in the gut it hurts i read your e-mails and you need our attorney present but you made that a black and white issue not enough credit to the our students and teachers and community making decisions out of your ballet blocks that limited our liability and cover your by the hidden in limiting your financial liabilities this is safe such decisions are safe your placing this safe i challenge you to consider just consider changing our decisions consider our decisions that ultimately has our students needs first and by the way, that is. >> (clapping.) >> - >> by the way, that is one of your core values students centered be fearless under guerrero be fearless mr. lee another one of our core values when reviewing the status as grattan be united be united one of our core values united with our core community that community that come out here tonight. >> (clapping.) >> be united be indian wit

it is not a cce pta ble what do you think?erent. but this was an hour's training for blue light work. blue light work, as defined, it was not that work. he said he was called upon from time to time to deliver patients from one hospital to another, not emergency, dedicated patient. why would you have the blue lights on? you might still have the blue light on to transfer a patient, it might also be an emergency. and that clearly is unacceptable. at the time the programme or three weeks in length, it is now four weeks, and thatis length, it is now four weeks, and that is a national reference programme. these people were not getting three weeks. not by the sound of it, that is not acceptable, and we are not here to defend that. what do you think? i very much ee, what do you think? i very much agree, what has been presented is totally u na cce pta ble. we agree, what has been presented is totally unacceptable. we would expect anybody driving and billiards under emergency conditions to have completed the four week nationally approve

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pta the full senate and house mustse still approve the bill beforeefr send egg it to the president. benn carsonarso defending his experience and credentials to serve secretary. while the retired neurosurgeoneg is widely known for his medical credentials his lackntis of experience in governmentin g and housing policy is raisingaig questions about his qualifications. senator elizabeth warrenizeth wa grilled carson on a potential conflict of interest withtere wh hud's budget and trump's real estate company. com >> can you just assure us that not one dollar will go to benefit either the president-elect or his family? >> it will not be my intentionnn to do anything --thin >> i. >> -- to benefit any -- any american. >> i understand that.erstanat >> it's all for all americansns everything that we do.erythi >> do i --- >> carson also talked about taking a more holistic approach to helping people he t said if confirmed he wouldhef work with the edcoucanftioncati department to developo deop apprenticeship and mentoring programs. programs. >>> ahead at 5:30 anti-trumpti-p groups planning to di

i think there was, my understanding is there was a great deal more freedom and perhaps tacit a cce ptan we might imagine. perhaps there is a sense that the idea that these two men would be allowed to get on with their relationship, on bothered by their relationship, on bothered by the people around them, it feels as if we might be testing the bounds of credulity, but it is... we are join now i'm delighted to say, stefanie, thank you very much, but we are joined by the winner of the costa book of the year, sebastian barry. you are live on bbc television, i must warn you that. congratulations, how surprised are you?” must warn you that. congratulations, how surprised are you? i was com pletely how surprised are you? i was completely gobsmacked, if we are familiar with that irish word. it's a word i tried to get back into usage in the book. it was the bees knees! your book, days without end, isa knees! your book, days without end, is a gay love story set against the battlefields of america in the midwest in the 1850s, what was the inspiration? my beautiful and incredible sum toby, who cam

over the last three years, the public has donated more than $100,000 to dozens of good causes from ptas cancer survivors. >> do you notice that certain charities kind of, for lack of a better word, perform better than -- >> yeah. >> i see, for instance, one has ha dog on it. that's probably doing okay, right? >> definitely found that different logos work better. >> my advice would be no matter what your charity is abut put a dog on it. >> or a bird on it. >> even ryan has to admit the whole thing feels a little like something from television's portlandia. >> put a bird on it. >> it can mean serious money for charity. >> what charity would you like? >> one of the current charities on tap is the wayfinding academya brand new college. >> starting a college from scratch is not a thing people do, which is appropriate because running a not for profit public is also not a thing people do. >> right. which is why we're good friends and partners. >> wayfinding doesn't have an advantage of a furry logo. >> i'm with wayfinding academy which is a brand new college here in portland. when you're one o

so i think there is an a cce pta nce make. an acceptance and it is whether they draw the line that on the one issue do not mention the war and then going too far. i am sure we will have some french reaction today. but what he was responding to coast of the heart of theresa may's speech. one of the french delegation team said that the uk cannot have a better deal outside the eu on a trade deal than the single market. there has been unanimity on that, josef muscat, a former aide to tony blairand josef muscat, a former aide to tony blair and now prime minister of malta, he said in the european parliament today that he wants to make sure the uk gets an inferior deal because he said it is not out of antagonism, it is about making sure no one else leaves the eu and the uk does not get the best deal for that. so if yourfriends the uk does not get the best deal for that. so if your friends today, and one notable exception, the hungarian foreign minister said he believed the widest possible deal should be agreed swiftly because he said

we need to highlight that people have moved on and is more tolerance and a cce pta nce moved on and isincome could transform the uk. what is the idea? the idea is based ona number of what is the idea? the idea is based on a number of things. matt care is picking up on research. —— kerr. the idea is that every single human being should have a base level income so fewjobs up or down or you lose yourjob you're not very low paid jobs government should subsidise it to our basic level. this is supported by people both left and the right. it has been tried in canada and in finland. some dutch cities are looking to give the trial and have had successful small—scale trials. what this has the potential to do is give people a level of security that maybe means they can invest in small businesses and they can take risks and opportunities to grow in the running come and it does not leave people at risk of basic poverty. in a sense we provide that to an extent with the welfare state in the uk but this will not be hand—outs, it will be an income. and the idea is if you can top that up you will make m

hire policy for the subject i got engaged that time and chief suhr held workshops and has been the pta president and 11 school side counsels and whereas chief suhr is ms. fewer is a most of the 3 sfusd graduates and been the moralal conscious the school board for 3 years and whereas ms. fewer got the champaign from chinese for affirmative action and the award from the parents leadership action network and the bold award from the be lgbt center to name a few and whereas the city of san francisco warm-hearted appreciates ms. fewer for serving two terms on the san francisco unified school district with the focus on fighting for the students who need our support and commitment and look forward to her leadership on the board of supervisors representing district one therefore, be it resolved that i mayor of the city and county of san francisco do hereby proclaiming tuesday, december 13, 2016, as ms. fewer day in san francisco thank you sandy. >> (clapping.) >> before i call up public comment a proclamation into the board of supervisors where you will be soon and apparently having a longer re

malcolm x and decades later all 3 of my kids are in high school that's when i got involved with the pta and then with that experience made me a bilingual paraprofessional and became a teacher and teacher leader i'm pacific ocean about public education we need it for everyone and in that light we mentioned how the survey and had so many responses 11 hundred responses what can san francisco unified school district do to help keep you as an employee in the district out of that i'll not mention a i will mention a couple of negatives nothing i've returned i had enough and another person said this is one of the worst district in california i'm wearing a t-shirt san francisco 210 east statements are on the fast side i'll hope in light of what williams talked about we'll be constructive how to come up with better pay for san francisco and our students? another one of the statements what can the district do to help me to stay here value me as an employee period that value can come with heir pay most definitely address that like crazy but is a babblsabbat please consider what we have said tonight

did that you hit my kids you hilt any friends kids and neighbors you hit our community you hit our pta and sight community and principal our teachers you hit our volunteers you hit us really good you got us in the gut it hurts i read your e-mails and you need our attorney present but you made that a black and white issue not enough credit to the our students and teachers and community making decisions out of your ballet blocks that limited our liability and cover your by the hidden in limiting your financial liabilities this is safe such decisions are safe your placing this safe i challenge you to consider just consider changing our decisions consider our decisions that ultimately has our students needs first and by the way, that is. >> (clapping.) >> - >> by the way, that is one of your core values students centered be fearless under guerrero be fearless mr. lee another one of our core values when reviewing the status as grattan be united be united one of our core values united with our core community that community that come out here tonight. >> (clapping.) >> be united be indian wit

. >> good afternoon, commissioners pta patricia is my name is resident of san francisco for i refer tos escape i didn't from los angeles and been here my husband born and raised in the city i'm a member of prozac not the drug the commission or and so we've heard a lot about the natural areas plan and what it entails i think that as good thing it is a good thing from people like me that do a lot of walking not uncommon to put 20 steps on the merit a meter a day gives the city an opportunity to restore it's you have to maintain a garden this is an excellent way to maintain a garden we enjoy as san franciscans please support both the eir and the natural areas plan thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello i'm gloria i'm not a horticulturist try trade i support the project no request that citimoving forward to prot the last pieces of the environment no question that san francisco needs to be right up there in front of and leading as a family we use the natural areas a lot we visit we go through there to see the changes you don't see in an orient mental escape but see the b

and gets rid of it by the back door, it is an unacceptable of it by the back door, it is an u na cce ptass. of it by the back door, it is an unacceptable process. and that is really what this case all about. gregory statute law, you need another statute. do you accept that there are people watching now who said, why did i bother to vote? i thought i was voting in a referendum to leave the eu and it would just be done. why do we need all this legal shenanigans? the referendum was a very important event on the face of it, this uk is going to leave the eu, unless public opinion changes in some dramatic way is this process goes through. nobody is trying to stand on the way the referendum result. that has to be done in a lawfulfashion. we don't result. that has to be done in a lawful fashion. we don't have government by referendum. to be fair to voters, that was not really spelt out before the referendum. well, i think it was but i'm the first to accept the government might have made the position clearer. he was a lwa ys made the position clearer. he was always my understanding this was an ad

what do you think would be an a cce pta ble what do you think would be an acceptable ratio? the norm. it is quite hard to set a specific number and say, no one is going to get more, but shareholders can put pressure on companies. in the states, asjeremy corbyn was referring to, i think, in 0regon, they are going to tax companies more heavily if the pay ratio between the top and the average worker is over that 100 times bigger. that is another imaginative way of looking at this issue of putting more pressure on companies. to name one number and say, no one is getting more than that, that is much more problematic andi that, that is much more problematic and i think as you heard in the interview, jeremy corbyn was not necessarily committing to that, he was consulting on it. what about the impact on attracting top talent, would it mean people go away if there are limits and restrictions? no, ido there are limits and restrictions? no, i do not believe that. people would still be earning very well indeed, we do not have to wonder about senior executives and income levels. they are

shrouded in a com pletely u na cce pta ble our country.g this goes right to the heart of our humanity, the heart of the kind of country we are. the attitudes we hold, and the values we share. let's speak to professor sir simon wessely, the president of the royal college of psychiatrists. thank you forjoining us. what is your response to what she has been saying, outlining the issues, and focusing on children with mental health issues, in particular? festival, this is obviously good news. this morning it is my 60th birthday, i got my free bus pass, and a speech mental health and the prime minister is like a double present. anybody interested in the mental health of children, the whole of society will welcome much of what is said. of course you will ask about the details, the devil is a lwa ys about the details, the devil is always on the details. when you look at it, a pretty broad brush speech, without any financial resource to back it up. talking about every secondary school being offered mental health first aid training from the trials o

the england test ca pta i n refused to play for us.-0. i lost the recent series with india 4—0. i will be back at around 1:30pm. thank you. a blast of arctic weather is expected to cause a lot of disruption over the next few days across much of the uk over the next couple of days, with a warning few days with a warning from the met office of strong winds, ice and snow. scotland is bearing the brunt of the wintry weather so far, with the m71; in central scotland closed for a time because of ice. meanwhile, gale force winds cut power to 40,000 homes in the north east, cumbria and yorkshire. our correspondent megan paterson is at a gritting depot in north cumbria — where preparations are well underway for the big freeze. tell us more about the preparations going on. we had just had an icy snow shower here in penrith by the m6 motorway in north cumbria. we haven't seen any heavy snowfall so far today. in the car park here in penrith there are no gritters and thatis penrith there are no gritters and that is because they are allowed on the r