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the chancellor leads to do a u—turn, quickly. to be stopped. u-turn, quickly. this is not sending out the message that i know every conservative member of parliament believes in, which is supporting business growth. these people are making the growth of the future. in seven months the prime minister's team has rarely felt pressure like this. they may well learn the hard way their brexit adventures in brussels are not the only fund. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brussels. around 15% of all british workers are self—employed. under the new tax change announced yesterday, more than half of them will lose out. higher and middle earners will be hardest hit. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed has been looking at the numbers. hairdressers, builders, minicab drivers, well—paid management consultants. the growing five million strong army of the self—employed. they tend to pay less tax and the treasury doesn't much like that. i asked the man charged by theresa may with investigating the new world of work whether phillip hammond was right to impose an increase

the chancellor needs to do a u—turn, he needs to do it quickly.e'll be looking at the proposed changes in more detail, and the scale of the backlash against them. also tonight... the prime minister at what's expected to be her last eu summit before triggering brexit. the queen unveils a memorial to both military and civilians who served in iraq and afghanistan. what happened to the baby chimp rescued by a bbc investigation after being captured by traffickers? and britain's first female world champion boxer returns to her home town of hull, to encourage girls to get in the ring. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: how a run in with eddiejones‘ dog has apparently put owen farrell at risk of missing the six nations clash with scotland on saturday! good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at 6. the chancellor has been forced to defend his budget and the controversial changes to increase national insurance for self employed workers. that's despite a tory manifesto pledge not to raise national insurance. it's angered a number of conservative backbe

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do? does anybody speak for the jewish community. >> let me ask j street you. j street uu stand up if you notice what the jewish american organizations do and the actions that they take. yeah. >> yeah, they do. >> there they are. we do. we notice that leadership and we lack the lack of it. -- notice the lack of it. for me i was marching in washington in the women's march. and i was marching with a president of one of the organizations last year. and i was empowered by an incredible amount of powerful and energetic and exciting women. that was where i wanted to be, with my community and that's what i feel. j street u i feel are going to be out there, marching, in the streets, we are going to be thinking about power and going to be thinking about how we can use that power that we have to get closer to a two state solution. if the american jews -- thank you [ applause ] >>t if the american jewish establishment wants to join us, that would be great. [ applause ] >> good answer. >> yeah, and that's it. >> jj, can i just add, you never want to follow a j street u leader. but i

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the thing is, i deeply believe in j street u's ability to do the grassroots organizing that we need toand to stand up for the two-state solution and to get organized and to build power and to make sure that we carve out a center on campus and in this community that actually gets us closer to what all of us want. what i need from this community is to largely give us that space. in the fight against bds and northwestern, a few years back, if i recall, all the pro-israel groups got together, they wrote an alternative resolution in response to a bds resolution that came up at northwestern, and it says in the alternative resolution, the word occupation. the federation in chicago was not happy about the word occupation being involved in this resolution. and so much pressure was put on these students that the resolution actually dissolved. the coalition that had been built by these pro-israel students dissolved and bds passed at northwestern. so what i need from this community is not just a helping hand, i also need for you all to let me do my work. [cheers and applause] that's what i need. s

further down here, past the bullring shopping centre, there is a chance there, cars are supposed to do a uou have an old satnav or you are lost, you might drive down there unwittingly. i have seen cars doing just that. more than a0 a day, 2500 come through in a year and get fined £60 or £30 if they pay quickly enough. the rac has said these bus lane cameras across the country have become cash bonanzas. the most lucrative has been described by them, it is in newcastle, £6,000 is raised every day for one particular camera. here it is less than that but it is £31 million a year. motorists do not like them of course but they are clearly signed and they are there to help public transport get about more quickly. i have a statement from birmingham city council about their speed cameras. they said, they do not want anybody to be caught on these bustling —— bus lane cameras at all. they do not like the description of them as being lucrative because that suggests they are designed to bring in money which is not the case. that is what local authorities across the country are saying. motorists like to

then have her call. >> do you know ab apology. >> u don't know if it they talked today.saturday and sunday. but he's a fan of the show. he tweeted out support of it. >> a i know what a lot of people said. >> let's discuss this now. sara is is contributing editor at vanity fair and can author it of war at "the wall street journal". what you lock at this where some people have said it seems odd that these things coincided. he certainly seems to have quickly said to the speaker i don't endorse this. but when you look at him chiming in and promoting a a show like this, it gets him into trouble. >> it definitely gets him into trouble and up with of the things he locks oks at. he has a history of pushing people back so nobody knows exactly what's coming at them as a way of keeping people hon skes maintaining control. he's the one making the shots. that could be what was happening here. or maybe was reince priebus said is he didn't know that she was going to say that. it's distrust in terms of the relationship between the speaker and the president moving forward. >> at the very

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sure it doesn't get through the net, we've got to make sure it gets stopped, the chancellor needs to do a udo it quickly. this is not sending out the message which i know every conservative member of parliament believes in, which is supporting business growth. these people are making the growth of the future. and labour say the change is unfair on self—employed people. they don't get access to the same benefits, statutory sick pay, maternity pay, paternity pay, access to industrial disablement benefits, those sorts of things. that's what i thought he was going to start consulting about, but all he's offered them is an increase in national insurance and a possible reviewer on later stage. that's not acceptable. treasury sources say the chancellor is privately bullish about his tax plans. they hope the argument that they make the system fairer will persuade tory mps. there will have to be a vote on all this in the commons, although there is no rush, the changes aren't due in until next year. for now though, philip hammond is under considerable pressure to ditch the idea, or at least water it

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do that. what was interesting, when i was in detroit on wednesday with the president we went with u the slp there where they built planes for world war ii. they were putting out a playing a day. in that facility. why did he do that? because they had to. when are we as a nation going to say look, we can do anything we set our mites do, let's get back in the business of doing that? [applause] >> when you talk about nuclear power and to talk about global warming, the people who are most concerned about global warming are also the people who aren't most opposed to nuclear power. spin i don't get that, do you ask what are we going to do about that? i know i'm not a good questionnaire but i'd like to say what you think about that? >> there's always corporal punishment. [laughing] we could maybe bring back the stocks or something like that. i don't know, there's not a good answer on that. one of our problems i have come difficult to get into, is that long-term sustainable policy reform requires a degree of political consensus across the board. that's how stable policy reforms happen to have an element t

. >> reporter: do u think you'll have a deputy any time soon, sir? >> thank you. we're done. k you. >> reporter: when do you think you might have a deputy? >> right this way. come on, let's go. andrea, come on, guys. andrea, out, please. out. >> you hear andrea even crack up at the end like seriously, this is it? she's been reporting there so long the staffers know her. they're like "andrea, come on." the state department silence has been deafening, we are told tonight that after these months of silence the regular press briefings will at least start up again on monday with caveats. andrea reports tonight there will be two briefings on camera, the rest will be done on the phone and of course they'll take fridays off but they will start to speak again. we don't know what the state department briefings will look like under this new administration. until then, nobody is holding their breath, certainly not andrea, who is not having it. that makes me love her all the more. >> come on guys, let's go. andrea. >> andrea, please, they're not going to talk to you. >>> that does it for u

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investigations, but the idea that the sitting p president would order the fbi to do it, i think the president with any political ak u men would not do it because it would come back on him. some day, it would become public and become extremely negative on a president that did that, but the question in this case is wasn't in fact actually fisa wiretaps. you have official frs the obama administration saying that it's not true. there were no wiretaps. the fbi was not conducting electronic surveillance at trump tower on then candidate trump. and his officials, so, you know, if that's true, that's troubling in itself that all these various media dwrooutlets have reported attempt by the fwb to get a wiretap in june last year. followed bay successful attempt to get one this past october. and is that true or not? because you've got a lot of media outlets saying it's just a fact, so you could see president trump waking up this morning seeing that reporting and basically becoming extremely unhappy. >> and it really drives from the br brit bart story. saying these are unsubstantiated claims. it's not like you wake up in the mor