gay partridge is a bombardier member and union rapped.s could be vital. and one northern ireland party, the tdp was enjoying some global clout. there was no deal agreed in brussels today after an intervention by the aup. —— tu piece do you think they can commence theresa may to convince donald trump to get rid of these tariffs? we hope they can deliver that for us. under political pressure in september, even the premise intervened. political pressure in september, even the premise intervenedlj political pressure in september, even the premise intervened. i have spoken to donald trump more than once. aup urged the government to do more. “— once. aup urged the government to do more. —— v dup. within days, govern support was in display on parliament. will no stone unturned. —— will leave. 12 meetings with boeing executives. dup seemed reassured that the game was being upped. i greatly appreciate the work thus far and even the presence of the northern ireland secretary, the defence procurement minister. even the foreign secretary was present.

george basil lets the rebellious painter and sculptor like to play partridge this way these days but let still love to swim against the stream an exhibition of his life's work is about to open and basel. art turned upside down an ingenious concept which paved the way for basel it's in the one nine hundred seventy s. it helped the r. displays his own path between abstraction and realism as a young artist he resisted the demands of his teachers to commit to a set style. since i couldn't do that i tried to replicate my subjects i fought against expectations and tried to do something else and ended up with the portraits of my friends which are all upside down. by the london. bus and its works to tease and provoke he adores conformity and the mainstream works from six decades including the hero portraits from his early period are on exhibit at the foundation by law and basel in tribute to the artist eightieth birthday to show also his recent works on display fresh from his studio. i've been working on my own pictures for a lifetime and all of them are present in my mind really present and

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. the international olympic committee has announced one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be able to take part in next month's winter games in south korea the i.o.c. hasn't published the names of the athletes but the number matches the size of the team announced by russia earlier this week and it's already known some of the country's top medal hopefuls will be unable to compete. i. was left with a weakness of my. time to speak well of course of a bias i was surely in my belly as much as a material of the time i haven't. yet that was just three of us accommodating elf carry out what he gave all the time paschal the butler one that he has yet at least yet we've got a legends we have i am going to see if there was which was the way us which was kept at that flatly i think before me that is that dawn was not going to ask us to buy and i think in. my thoughts while leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to competed in banks and i was working towards the go throug

international sank you for joining us on cape partridge. the turkish army is continuing its advance into northern syria with tanks and helicopters and is fighting local kurdish militia groups which it considers to be terrorists. well these are the pictures of the turkish offensive in syria troops have seized control of the city trick mount force or according to government media in this video turkish soldiers are seen with fighters from the so-called free syrian army. or the turkish army entered the african region on january the twentieth president erdogan has vowed to send his troops further east to other kurdish held areas including my own beach and on to the iraqi border the pentagon has been arming the syrian kurds feel he is due to their vital role in fighting islamic state and many kurdish fighters now feel abandoned by the u.s. . we see that the us doesn't support our friend with thing that's double standards america has no tools to present or get directly with demanded the us or fills its promises and protects liberated areas includi

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. in switzerland where donald trump has been speaking to political and business leaders at the world economic forum the us president used his speech to promote his vision for protectionist trade policies and tax cuts and to take a swipe at the media jacqueline who go reports from davos well probably to no one's surprise whatsoever trump speech did feature his signature phrase of america first and his speech is actually rounding out the end of the forum let's take a quick listen to what he had to say i believe in america i will always put america first when the united states groups so does the world america is growing back america is a cutting edge drama. that's what we're doing in america and the results. on this day america's future has never been brighter i will put america first i believe in america to come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of opinio

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international coming to you live from moscow i think partridge thank you for joining us. north korea is set to hold official talks with the south for the first time in two years and there are already some early signs of progress january the third saw the reopening of a cross border telephone line and the following day donald trump delayed the annual military drills with seoul until after next month's winter olympics in south korea face to face negotiations with the north are set for later on choose day and artie's caleb morgan takes a closer look. well it's hard to tell exactly everything that will be discussed now we know that one thing that is probably going to definitely be on the agenda will be the upcoming olympic games now we've heard from south korea's unification minister and he has said that he hopes that the talks become a place to ease the tensions now if you've been paying attention to everything that's been going on on the korean peninsula over the last few months you can tell there's quite a bit of tension there and you almost can't really imagine it being w

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us and we start with news from the u.s. where the house intelligence committee has voted to release a controversial classified memo this is legit as the f.b.i. and department of justice abuse their surveillance powers to spy on donald trump's campaign associates during the twenty sixteen presidential elections artie's samir khan has more. in a partisan vote republicans of the house intel committee voted to release the memo that we've been hearing so much about republicans have called it a scandal worse than watergate and it reportedly detail surveillance abuses by the department of justice during the trump campaign we don't know for sure what's in the document but according to reports that u.s. intelligence officials use the trump russia dossier or that's filled with unproven claims to improperly obtain a warrant to look into the trunk campaign now while republicans think that it's crucial to release the memo democrats believe that it's politically motivated to undermine the trump russia investigatio

he may sound like dunoon's answer to alan partridge — but he's actually kind of a big deal.illionaire grain merchant. one of the biggest donors to the conservative party, he lent his private jet to some of its biggest figures. former prime minister david cameron used it to fly from glasgow to gatwick and dundee to oxford. and mr scott's close friend william hague also benefited. he used the plane a number of times, including to fly to the ulster unionist party conference in belfast. this journey valued at almost £4,000. he was even the party's treasurer in scotland. in 2012, his business empire came crashing down and he was declared bankrupt with debts of more than £41 million. i think we'll finish at that. during the bankruptcy investigation, mr scott led the trustees on a very deceitful dance indeed. he hid a speedboat, wine collection, fishing rights, assets in the bahamas and even claimed a break—in at his house, some items later found being sold at auction. he failed to account for the proceeds. and all the while he was trustee director of the crimestoppers charity. by

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. turkey has begun a military operation in syria against the kurdish held region of afrin the turks have launched air strikes and begun cross border shelling with a ground invasion expected on sunday the news agency ruptly has obtained this footage of aerial strikes on africa over seventy planes conducted sorties with all aircraft are now back at base in turkey the campaign which considers to be anti terror has been named operation olive branch it's aimed at ousting the kurdish militia from afrin which they've held for five years the turks started cross border shelling on friday. injured civilians in afrin were taken to the city's central hospital following the airstrikes the kurds claim that at least six civilians and three fighters were killed with another thirteen people injured while i'm correct insists all the casualties were among the fighters artie's middle east correspondent paula sneer is following developments at least eight if sixteen's have been firing from the skies while o

i'm kate partridge and you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. north and south korea have just started their first official talks in two years the negotiations are taking place in the demilitarized zone between the two countries that have been recent signs of progress january's asserted saw the reopening of a cross border telephone line and the following day donald trump delayed the annual military drills with seoul until after next month's winter olympics in south korea . well that's now across to our reporter caleb maupin caleb hi there sorry what more can you tell us about these talks between north and south korea. well at this point we understand the talks have begun in the shared border village in the demilitarized zone between the two countries now at this point it's not clear what's going to be discussed we know that one agenda item will be the upcoming winter olympic games however at this point we have heard that south korea's a unification minister has actually talked about using the talks as an op

feel watching our chief international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. this week twenty one people have died during a series of mass rallies in iran both for and against the government these began as protests about the economic situation then turned political and then violent. well washington has been openly supporting the anti-government activists and ignoring the rallies in support of iran's leadership the u.s. also called for an emergency un security council meeting about the situation but some members doubted that internal political unrest in iran is a matter of international security. in the past week what has happened on the ground throughout the nation of iran is something the world must take note of. however worrying the events of the last few days in iran may be they do not constitute per se the threat to international peace and security every un member state is sovereign but member states cannot use sovereignty as a shield when they categorically deny their people human rights and fundamental freedoms only we as a council should not

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. the u.s. has urged turkey not to attack syria's african region and focus on fighting isis instead that's according to the state department spokesperson has and now it we would call i certainly on the turks to not take any actions of that sort don't want them to engage in the violence but we want them to keep focused on isis or turkey threatened armed intervention in the kurdish held african region after it emerged the u.s. was planning to work with kurdish fighters in establishing a so-called border force in syria following ankara's furious reaction washington seem to have tracked artie's senior correspondent what i guess theory explains. turkey isn't kidding around day after day it is pulling more tanks and more missiles more troops to the syrian border this is the predator you would to a new war a war within the u.s. led coalition should. now america's acknowledged it's established an army of terror along our country's border it's up to us to drown this army of terror before it is born. one

another political chamber and the 93v another political chamber and the gay partridge seeks similar supportd you to put your support to drop this case, if the air were to pull out a belfast it would have ace serious impact. presentation over, shejoined me in the public gallery. did it go 0k? it's really nerve wracking down there, so it is. no need to worry, the backing was unanimous. this is one of those occasions where we can and we have united. and, lord mayor, our party will also be supporting this motion tonight. the entire number of members here voted for the motion, and so the motion is carried. thank you. thank you very much. the hopes of the workers now rest in the hands of politicians. it's over to the government now to act. economist richard ramsey believes the huge size of bombardier in northern ireland means that if it sank it could bring so much down with it that everyone would feel its effects. it's one of our top exporters, top r&d spenders, top employers and you take bombardier out of the equation and that would blow a hole in our overall performance. ultimately you're then

i'm kate partridge and you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us groups from all sides of the conflict in the syrian war have been involved in a heated day of talks during the peace summit in the russian resort of sochi and it seems they have produced a tangible result more against the of reports. first of all they've agreed on twelve points twelve points along which a future syrian state will be built it's it's a guideline the document itself made the rounds at geneva multiple times but ultimately it got nowhere it was finally side here in sochi and it's a road map that governs everything from syrian from syrian governance itself to syrian sovereignty to how the military will be overhauled the other big thing that was agreed on is a constitutional reform committee to amend or rewrite the syrian constitution the interesting thing here is that seats on it will be saved for those that were unwilling or unable to attend these talks this will be passed on to the u.n. so the u.n. will oversee this new committee and

partridge and you're watching the headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. donald trump says there's a possibility the north korean crisis won't be resolved peacefully the u.s. president claims that's because having dialogue with pyongyang is next to impossible when we won the case here actions between the koreas have led to a major breakthrough in their relations. as more in this recent interview given by u.s. president donald trump trouble repeated much of his typical rhetoric demonizing north korea for trying them as a threat to the region and from there he went on to say that sanctions and isolation of the country and threats were probably the best approach because dialogue with that country might be impossible this is donald trump's words i'm not sure the talks will lead to anything meaningful they've talked for twenty five years and they've taken advantage of our presidents of our previous presidents to listen to trump's words you would think that the dialogue currently taking place between the north and the south was irrelevant that nothing was happen

international broadcasting live from moscow ok partridge. a fourth day of mass pro-government rallies has been held in iran tens of thousands of people have been on launches to show their support for the country's leaders these come in response to a seven day uprising triggered by poor living conditions that engulfed over eighty cities. but. that. it was. on friday night the united nations security council that washington's request held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in iran russia criticized the move saying that terror on should be left alone to deal with its own internal affairs well that sentiment was echoed by a number of other members on the security council in the past week what has happened on the ground throughout the nation of iran is something the world must take note of. however worrying the events of the last few days in iran may be they do not constitute per se the threat to international peace and security every un member state is sovereign but member states cannot use sovereignty as a shield when they categorica

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. if you decide to challenge america's experiment in democracy it's going to be your worst day those were the words of u.s. defense secretary james mattis as he unveiled america's new defense strategy which will now primary focus on deterring russia and china. but we will continue to prosecute the campaign against terror that we're engaged in today but great power competition not terrorism is now the primary focus of your security first and foremost this america's defense strategy so to speak is so much on the offensive side of the tracks it almost makes you think that someone copy and pasted the old name into the you know into the headline space so it's the first time since the cold war american military is focusing on this great competition of powers so this can really be seen as sort of a that sort of mentality making a comeback what it also means is the infamous war on terror is taking the backseat it is being put on the back burner so to speak instead washington is focusing on russ

this is an international coming to life from moscow on cape partridge thank you for joining us. the international paralympic committee has upheld its ban on the russian team for the upcoming winter games some clean athletes but not all will be allowed to compete in sas career in march under a new trial flag i.p.c. president andrew possum said moscow house it met all the criteria for lifting the suspension but he confirmed russia's anti doping system has made great progress. russian prophecies are regularly tested and they are amongst the most scrutinized after its in the world. under the supervision of wider we now have a greater confidence that the anti doping system in russia is no longer compromise and corrupt the competitors from russia who will be allowed to take part in the games will do so under the nationality of neutral paralympic athlete it means not only national symbols such as the anthem and flag will be banned but also attribution to a country the international paralympic committee says the decision is meant to send a message to russia we hope that our decision her

please thing with the same analogy international i saw from a foot now my colleague kate partridge will bring it up to date and offer them. something that is bringing bulletin for ease not to be only a common market. as we say to be a community event. to adopt this view was both proselyte as if you twitter is so good to power that from moscow frights damini to it why would the there be to be unsettling to communities with these sort of. this is harlan kentucky. over all of this group the boys if you could walk through street fanny's going to. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal miners are fed ex. live to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. in order to overthrow a regime it does take popular discontent and popular mobilization but it also requires actors with in. the leadership of the regime who

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. groups from all sides of the conflict in the syrian war have been involved in a heated day of talks during the peace signs in the russian resort of sochi and it seems they have produced a turntable result what i'd guess different points first of all they've agreed on twelve points twelve points along which a future syrian state will be built it's it's a guideline the document itself made the rounds that geneva multiple times but ultimately it got nowhere it was finally side here in sochi and it's a road map that governs everything from syrian from syrian government itself to syrian sovereignty to how the military will be overhauled the other big thing that was agreed on is a constitutional reform committee to amend or rewrite the syrian constitution the interesting thing here is that seats on it will be saved for those that were unwilling and able to attend these talks this will be passed on to the u.n. so the u.n. will oversee this new committee and the u.n. special envoy to syria wi

this is an international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. the international olympic committee has announced one hundred sixty nine russian athletes will be able to take part in next month's winter games in south korea the i.o.c. hasn't published the names of the athletes but the number matches the size of the team announced by russia earlier this week and it's already known some of the country's top medal hopefuls will be unable to compete. well it was a love hate weakness and much of time attack was a recall of course of a bias i was surely in my belly as much as a material of one of the women. yes that was just me i was looking on a thing at all for her reality a good role that i'm paschal the athlete one. has yet atlas yet leave that he leaves i do with as we have i am glad to see it's yeah with which was the way us which much was kept at that flat i think before me that is that dog was not going to ask us to buy and i think in. my thoughts are leaving everything behind and returning home it was my dream to competed in pigs and i was work

international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge. understand in switzerland why don't trump has been speaking to political and business leaders at the world economic forum the us president used his speech to promote his vision for protectionist trade policies and tax cuts adams to take a swipe at the media. reports from davos well probably to no one's surprise whatsoever trump speech did feature his signature phrase of america first and his speech is actually rounding out the end of the forum let's take a quick listen to what he had to say i believe in america i will always put america first when the united states grows so does the world america is roaring back america is a cutting edge. that's what we're doing in america and the results. on mistake america's future has never been brighter i will always put america first i believe in america to come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of opinion since

the rest assured will be the very latest news headlines at the top of the with my colleague kate partridge. read. but it. was good lord god god revealed. the released a memo moment this upon us republicans are billing it as some kind of silver bullet revealing political corruption at the highest levels of the department of justice and f.b.i. the democrats on the other hand and their supporters in the liberal media holiday a distraction finally the public will decide. this is the kaiser report on max kaiser what the frick is growing on flower. pluckers not here will bring plucky back to what's going on upstairs thanks if you go on totally mad. i love the flowers and the trees and the bee is it's nature it's a forest right here in the middle of los angeles fantastic oh yes we're in a tropical jungle here in the middle of los angeles so you will hear the birds because we're in the tropical forest within los angeles where the sunset marquis but you will hear many sirens because many bad people live in los angeles as well as people like kevin spacey harvey weinstein on the police are chasing bu

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the international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. turkey has begun a military operation in syria against the kurdish held region of africa the turks have launched air strikes and begun cross border shelling with a ground invasion expected on sunday the news agency ruptly has obtained this exclusive footage of aerial strikes on our friend over seven. two planes conducted sorties with all aircraft now back at base in turkey the campaign which ankara considers to be anti terror has been named operation olive branch it's aimed at ousting the kurdish militia from africa which they have held for five years the turks started to cross border shelling on friday. injured civilians in africa were taken to the city's central hospital following the airstrikes kurdish officials claim that at least ten civilians have been injured artie's middle east correspondent paula samir is following developments there peace eight if sixteen's have been firing from the skies while on the ground you have the turkish backed syrian opposition rebels have moved int

international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. president donald trump has delivered his first state of the union address on capitol hill although his speech centered on the country's economy and immigration policy he also touched upon a number of international issues a correspondent r.t. samir khan joins us live now with the details hi there samir so a lengthy first official address so what were the highlights. well like you said trump went into both domestic and foreign policy but mostly domestic policy bragging about his that trickle down economic policies celebrating police and veterans and exporting on clean energy to the world he also brought up infrastructure proposing one point five million dollars to improve infrastructure in the u.s. but he focused quite heavily on immigration let's take a look at what he said. predict kids open borders have allowed drugs and gangs to pour into our most vulnerable communities they've allowed medians of low wage workers to compete for jobs and wages against the poorest americans most tragi

well basically partridge in an effort of the nigerian government started after reports of. african african migrants in libya are being sold on the slave market and of course put to put in slave like conditions and this doesn't even stop at those in the hands of. human smugglers in libya but also in detention camps official and unofficial detention camps across libya we met some of them over the course of four or five days in libya today more than eight hundred was. dropped at the airport in tripoli two on their way home the initial flight of five hundred migrant stranded migrants came into port harcourt this evening and we spoke to a lot of people on that flight and they all have the same story to tell most of them are being exploited sexually physically and some of them i've been tortured and the situation among them is that they keep. even some of the migrants coming migrant camembert community community members there keep on sort of stealing or kidnapping some of these migrants and forcing their parents or relations back home to pay ransom before they release them and im

international coming to life from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. i will start the bulletin in switzerland where donald trump has been speaking to political and business leaders at the world economic forum the us president used his speech to promote his vision for protectionist trade policies and tax cuts and to take a swipe at the media r.t. jacqueline berger reports from the. there and the results. one mistake america's future has never been brighter i will always put america first i believe in america to come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of opinion since he came to the white house he touched specifically on the booming stock market on the recent tax reform that he signed and the progress against eisel he also went on to say that leaders should be cheerleaders for their own countries and that he's a cheerleader for the u.s. and that's easy for him because he loves the country so much now of course trump being

and mike bushell was harry partridge. i came second. i did not lose. did not lose.u got. ” believe it was. not that i can remember. remember. let's talk about the creative industry. young people enjoy school. subjects in the classroom. music, drama, and art. the views of some teachers and pupils. why are they important, the creative industries? industries? what this country is known for around the world. it is our calling card. economically, it is huge. times the rate of the rest of the economy. —— creative arts. strangling the pipeline, the talent pool, that is going into it. pool, that is going into it. create the content which feeds this amazing work. it is interesting. arts to improve access to the arts for all children. for all children. they maintained their risk money going in. of course. —— of a. —— ofa. —— of a. actively disincentivise by government. government. and then you have these fluffy ones on the side. you need a mixed curriculum. curriculum. are great, and the economy employs lots of people from those areas. lots of people from those areas. the off

their mark on the big and small screens including james bond star roger moore, 70's teen idol and partridgend robert guillaume best known for playing tv's benson. 1960's tv batman adam west oscar winning actor martin launda, della reese and bill paxton. the year also saw the passing of three super stars with long and honored careers. the king of insult comedy don rickles mary tyler moore died at 80 and jerry lewis. chris cornell and chester bennington. singer and actor jim neighbors. country stars mel tillis and glen campbell and rock and roll hall of famers fats domino whic chuck barry greg a n and tom petty. >> ♪ >> reporter: in hollywood, michelle polino, fox news. >> all righty. coming up, kevin has a look at some of the top movies coming out in 2018. you won't want to miss it. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8

. >> you keep coming up with the partridge in a pear tree that. >> i don't have to do the deal. but that's the dheel will get through. >> look, ruth you tell it. will there be a deal? will we get past this argument that never seems to end? >> well, the thing about jell-o is i think that senator schumer is a little unfair to jell-o because jell-o once it comes out of the mold kind of holds its shape. >> it gels. >> it gels, as it were. >> yes. >> and the president has changed what shape this deal needs to be. you keep sort of piling additional things in there. that's going to be really hard. >> consumer loss to jell-o. >> i think there is a deal there if they do the dreamers. the president doesn't want to be stuck with inimprisoning these people and then deporting them. it's not going to look booed. you rebelian gonzalez. imagine innocent people getting kicked out of the country after being arrested. it's not going look good for him. secondly, i think you do something on the wall. protecting this country on illegal entry is something people agree on as part of the law if it's rea

but it feels very near for workers like kay partridge, who could lose theirjobs as a result. 100% it‘sly. we will leave no stone unturned. us aerospace giant boeing has accused the canadian and uk governments who supported bombardier of promoting unfair competition. the international trade commission, itc, is where the government had to argue its case. this is bombardier‘s submission to the itc, its pre—hearing brief, it‘s almost 800 pages and is quite heavy. this is the canadian government‘s, more than 170 pages here. and this is what the uk government submitted, with 4,000 jobs at stake there‘s four pages of argument, as they say here, you do the math. it is a symbol of the agency. trade expert and former itc judge professorjennifer hillman was not overwhelmed by the uk‘s submission. it‘s clear that the uk government has not come in full force. certainly not at the international trade commission. many of the bombardier jobs are in dup mp gavin robinson‘s constituency. that‘s what the canadian government submitted. let me just show you what the uk government submitted to the itc. do

skip the partridge.y snacks as my sister does, but most of them are probably healthy. we do monitor their intake of sugar as it is as well, the cereal, that they eat and the sweets that they have. i don't eat like too many because sometimes ijust don't like them. you even see food thaw don't think that there is much sugar in and when you do actually take a look it's full of sugar. i know kids like sweets and all the sugary stuff you get from shops, but it‘s for the parents to keep an eye on them on their intake. but when we go out then, we might have somebody mithering that she wants some sweeties. so, you know, sometimes it'sjust easier tojust give in to it keep her quiet because she is quite noisy when she gets going. it isa it is a minefield for parents. to talk us through the minefield of options out there is doctorjenny harries, the deputy medical director of public health england. you are suggesting two snacks a day for children, each one about 100 calories? exactly. you heard there that families,