this is a very serious problem unless we get a bespoke financial services deal with equivalence thatree with you, then that comes to the government's arrangement. but this would be something that the eu 27 have not done for any other partner. it didn't do that for the states, it hasn't been prepared to do it for any other partner. so we would have to say of our financial services, we're big, you need access to us, access to finance on good terms, there's a massive interest for you still having london as a centre within our time zone. but we need a totally different type of agreement with you than any that has previously been negotiated. the government has recently cut the funding for an ethiopian girl band, saying there were more effective way" to invest uk aid. the international development secretary, priti patel, reviewed the funding after reports that the group had received millions from uk taxpayers. her decision was raised at question time in the house of lords. popular culture is used to tackle difficult issues because it works. for example, many in this house will be familiar

they have a bespoke masthead on the paper. he has taken the name of the paper quite literally.t pages of all the papers online on the bbc website. if you missed the problem bat if you missed the programme, any evening you can watch online. thank you for watching. goodbye. good evening. it has been a turbulent day. rain but particularly with the winds. they are circulating around this massive cloud. a big area of low pressure. this is friday's developing area of low pressure giving us cause for concern. it has been windy enough to be. this is a major atlantic low. severe deals. —— severe gales. there will be a squeeze in those winds across parts of wales and into the use of northern ireland and western scotla nd use of northern ireland and western scotland through the sleeping. winds and further bands of showers will in the west maintained those temperatures above freezing. it does look frost free at this stage. not a bad start to friday. the next area of rain, with potential severe gales, is soon upon us in the south—west and wheels. later in the day it spread eastwards in engl

i don't think it's unreasonable for us to go and fight our corner for a bespoke solution.o lie down and give up and let theresa may - i'm not saying anything of the sort. and let theresa may give us a hard border and all the other things, that's not the kind of politics that i want to do. colum eastwood, you wa nt i want to do. colum eastwood, you wantjoin british—irish i want to do. colum eastwood, you want join british—irish rule i want to do. colum eastwood, you wantjoin british—irish rule to give us, assuming there's no government after the election. i want a government here first of all. failing that, you've asked forjoint british—irish rule to give us a voice at the brexit table. that's another solution, isn't it? no, it's not. what are we supposed to do? if we elect the dup and shane feign, who can't form a government, are we supposed to say over to you theresa may, you lead this hard brexit and destroy all the hopes and dreams of people here? destroy our peace process , people here? destroy our peace process, destroy our economic process. that may be what you have

on mornings on two bespoke to the berkeley mayor about the hands off approach by police. >> i do think our police did an incredible job under the circumstances to minimize harm to people in the crowd. >> why do you say incredible job, there was $100,000 in damage, fires were being lit, doors were being smashed, atm's were being broken. i don't see why that was an incredible job? >> the destruction of property is completely unacceptable. but i'm just i am happy that more people weren't hurt. and things could have escalated to a level as we've seen in berkeley and in oakland. >> the black block movement has it roots in the huge 1999 world trade protest in seattle. ever since the anarchists violent tactics keep them in the news. this is video from occupy tv in 2011 when they broke windows at this food store in oakland before breaking windows at banks downtown. >> stupid. dumb mother -- [ bleep ] >>> occupy, not destroy. >> more recently protesters lashed out on inauguration day, blasting president trump. their tactics make it challenging for police who prefer not to engage them for fear t

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internallyued today, , doingt client request bespoke research as well on a case-by-case basis.thank you very much indeed for that. the big question for u.s. markets this week's momentum, and this is after friday's close above that 20,000 mark, helped that vastly stronger-than-expected jobs report. let's look at that with su keenan. let's start off with this upcoming market reports. su: the trump bump for financials, will that continue? let's go into the bloomberg, the talk of dodd-frank sent financial sector rallying higher. a 2008 response to the financial crisis, and lifting restrictions clearly will allow profits to soar for financials, a concern on main street, but not wall street. elsewhere, reports coming, consumer sentiment widely watched, expected to weaken in january, trade deficit expected to stay the same, and president trump expected to make more noise and headlines in washington, expected to meet with shinzo abe later in the week, among other developments. rishaad: also hitting the peak of earnings season, give us the big names this week. , twitter is up front, a s

you are from the county council, very quickly 13 months, watts was the delay, because it is such a bespokent wrong with the bridge because we could just pile into it, we had to make sure it was safe and then the water came up and we were fighting with the river so a lot of things went on behind the scenes that you didn't see. much of the work goes unrecognised, was there a bit of a feel—good factor today seeing hundreds of people walking over the bridge? definitely. i was thrown because i didn't know which way they would go. a lot of hard work but seeing that raises your spirits. david you're from the council, what do you make of today? fantastic how it is brought the community together. we knew people would turn out and the crowds are fantastic. the weather was nice, the ribbon was cut, there was a big cheer so how much of a problem has this been to the community? you have a genuine community which has been split in half so they have been going around and it has been a real big problem for them. john understated the efforts of those involved, the technical difficulties working on a river

in milton keynes we have got a bespoke service which has dramatically increased the number of sentencesnk and drugs. 62% of prisoners who reported using drugs in the four weeks before custody reoffended in the year after release. but in 2015, drugs treatment orders accounted for only 596 treatment orders accounted for only 5% of the treatments attached to community sentences. again, we have these very effective interventions which aren't being used enough. i note again that the centre for justice has called for more compliance in the recovery report. evidence from australia suggest that those who adhere to drug treatment orders are less likely to reoffend. early intervention by our courts is vitally important, in particular in stopping women offenders from ending up stopping women offenders from ending up in prison and we will be announcing our strategy shortly for women later this year. we've already announced a new director for women in custody in the community. i believe is the first time ever that the agency responsible for prisons and probation have a single person responsible for

george pearkes is a macro strattist with bespoke investment group. he joins us on set.rge, great to have you on the show -- on the set. people are generally pretty happy about the economy. things overall look good but there are perhaps yellow, yellow lights out there including -- let's start. you brought some charts. let's start with this one. core bank loan growth, what are we seeing here? jim: leading indicators -- george: leading indicators are high. one of the things i really liked about the economy up until relatively recently was the fact that banks were starting to open up their balance sheets and lend to consumers and to businesses. and in the last eight months or sort of since q-1 2016 we have seen that slow down. loan growth is still very much practice posttiff but that above trend rate has pulled back a little bit. deceleration year over year. joe: and this is all loans? george: so core bank loans strip out most volatile series. this is c.n.i., consumer loans. joe: but it's broad. scarlet: it's not encouraging news for people who are looking to have a comebac

there are a lot of actresses who have bespoke clothes made for them this evening, so some will be maturet of the evening with a bodyguard, said that the jewellery houses, bowled dari, tiffany, will atkinson in bodyguards all around london today to make sure there are items are safe and the red carpet. these items are photographed, and with instagram and social media, they are photographed endlessly. well, as the cries from the crowd behind us get ever louder, if we can hear ourselves think and talk, jason, let's also mentioned the fact that there is the rising star award, again, one of the things that is just a little different about the ba ftas, just a little different about the baftas, a nice little touch that is a little different, and the only award that is voted for by members of the public. yes, that is right, which is quite interesting. it gets people involved, and they can tweak away. what happens is, someone from the most popularfilm will what happens is, someone from the most popular film will win, so someone from star wars, they will win, and kristin stewart a few years ago fo