and with him is john maguire! and with him isjohn maguire!he dinosaur bones. 292 made of plaster of paris. of plaster of paris. about this location in dorchester, this is the home of palaeontology. this is the home of palaeontology. the natural history museum in london. london. tell you more about the process of actually bringing in here. actually bringing in here. remember about one year ago he left the natural history museum. the natural history museum. been on display for more than 100 yea rs. been on display for more than 100 years. years. downstairs to keep him safe during the second world war. the second world war. is about to go on this big journey across the uk. good morning. how has this process being? this process being? moments of, will it fit in the space? space? brilliant and we are so delighted with the outcome. with the outcome. don't you think it looks great in this space? looks great in this space? he does look great. look great. 25 metres long and he fits in perfectly. fits in perfectly. take out a little bit of the balcony

john maguire reports.and just two blue bags of non—recyclables collected every other week. residents who transgress risk being fined, but locals here seem happy. good, yeah. good for the environment and everything, keeps everyone on their toes. very good, yeah. i've got a child that's eight as well and he finds it quite odd 'cause he automaticallyjust chucks everything in the bin butjust getting him used to it. once you're used to it, you're all right? yeah, it's fine then, yeah. bridgend council is achieving rates other parts of the uk dream of, reaching 74%. the recycling level in wales is 64% against a uk average of 44%. the pretty coastal village of aberporth is cutting down on single—use plastic, and has been awarded a special status by the environmental campaign group, surfers against sewage. at the local shop, the owner mike allen shows me around. milk bottles, glass milk bottles... they haven't banned plastics, they are offering alternatives — wooden clothes pegs, looseleaf tea, and even a toothbru

john maguire reports from there. beaches and pristine mediterranean coastline, tunisia was a hugely popular draw for british tourists, attracting around 430,000 a year. but then came the attack in june around 430,000 a year. but then came the attack injune 2015, when a gunman killed 30 britons and another eight holiday—makers on a beach. so—called islamic state said it was behind the shootings by a tunisian student in sousse which came just three months after 22 people were killed in the capital tunis. tunisia says it has made huge steps in counterterrorism since the attacks. almost three years on, tour operator thomas cook has for the first time resumed its package holidays, travelling to the resort hamamet, one hour north of sousse. this morning 20 passengers were the first to return on an early—morning from birmingham. we were staying in the hotel down the road when the last attack happened, but we love the country, so as soon attack happened, but we love the country, so as soon as we attack happened, but we love

john maguire, bbc news, birmingham airport. become one of president trump's most notable supporters. she is described by many as controversial — and is one of only 45 people trump follows on twitter. she is also the author of 12 best—selling books — including her most recent work, in trump we trust. do you still trust him? his campaign was brilliant and he allowed americans to vote on issues that they have not been able to vote on. both political parties or for wall street and their donors and not the fast middle of america. when trump came along i realised how much i hated my own party. but he has to follow through on it. we're into the second year of his presidency. the wall is still far from being second year of his presidency. the wall is still farfrom being built. do you think it ever will be? i'm not sure how much longer i will be one of the few people he follows on twitter since i keep posting every night the border war update, miles built today, zero. he has got to get to it. he still can and there are great things that

shirin ebadi from iran, karmaan from yemen, and maraid maguire from the uk visited the camps housingreates implored mynamar‘s civilian leader to condemn the violence or face prosecution. we appeal to our sister that she wake up. 0therwise she will be one of the perpetrators of this crime. if she couldn't stop all this crime, she has to resign now! monica lewinsky, the former white house intern who had an affair with former president bill clinton, has said his relationship with her constituted a "gross abuse of power". ms lewinsky was 22 when she became romantically involved with the then—president. she has written an article for vanity fair magazine, reflecting on events after the #metoo movement. now the spice girls could be adding a bit of zig—a—zig—ah to the wedding between prince harry and meghan markle. scary spice, mel b revealed on a us chat show that the group had been invited to the wedding which takes place in may. she didn't say if they'll be performing, but it'll certainly add some girl power to the event. in cambodia, the government of hun sen has been hit with a cut in

shirin ebadi from iran, te—wack—kol karmaan from yemen, and maraid maguire from the uk visited the camps laureates implored mynamar‘s civilian leader to condemn the violence or face prosecution. the appeal to our sister but she wa ke the appeal to our sister but she wake up. if she couldn't stop all this crime, she has to resign now! joseph yun, the us special envoy to north korea, is leaving his job this week. the decision by the south korean born yun comes just hours after president donald trump again rejected talks to resolve the north korean nuclear crisis, unless conditions are met. the white house says a replacement will nominated soon. monica lewinsky, the former white house intern who had an affair with former president bill clinton, has said his relationship with her constituted a "gross abuse of power." ms lewinsky was 22 when she became romantically involved with the then—president. she has written an article for vanity fair magazine, reflecting on events after the #metoo movement. it's a pretty good booking for both parties. these are the spice girls, who are to attend the we

maguire is one of the peace prize winners visiting cox's bazaar. germicidal really a chore martyr and the people and the world have to do something to stop but so that's one of the but also we want to tear the burmese government to the international. to mix them up trying to both but i would like to go into burma to visit our sister laura to ask her sister lauria to go to the villages where the people and they're mostly been flattened and destroyed the evidence of the other side is being well covered as we speak and i would like. you're pumping out to the villages a lot of people until i actually had knowledge there you are you have a right to live. you know right to be massacred and kill like us. as already forces have arrested one thousand palestinians in the occupied west bank off of the arrest took place in the now been silent village northeast of ramallah they include a palestinian teenager who was shot in the head with a rubber coated steel bullets last december israeli security forces say they arrested due to an increase in violence in the a

we will show you some pictures john maguire we can show you.anged as the sun has come up. that is what we can see, thatis come up. that is what we can see, that is what your eye tells you. you would take photos if you came here. but what does the play sound like? there will be a new community radio station being set up to achieve exactly that called skylark. the organisers say this will be their studio, dartmoor will be their studio. it will be the sounds of this place that he will be able to listen to. good morning. you have been out and about this morning. interference tell me about the programming. it sounds very different... interference studio: that's so disappointing! what he was trying to tell you is that they will have this radio station and on it, you will hear the beautiful sounds. shall we try again?... of dartmoor. can we picked up that interview? how disappointing. it looked so gorgeous. we will try to re—establish things. can you hear us? i can, can you hear me. let's try again, we lost you momentarily. sorry about that, i was wax

john maguire, thank you.orted, it means the commission can demand 0xfam given evidence about what is said to have happened in haiti, the allegations ofaid happened in haiti, the allegations of aid workers paying for prostitutes, it means they can suspend trustees if they wish and they can seize the make —— they can freeze the charities bank account if they wish to. very serious. the charities commission in a statement said 0xfam may not have fully and frankie... —— bully and frankly. they encourage the public and public donors to give money, as a former aid worker and labour mp told this programme. this scandal is growing and growing, it's not going away and what worries me is that this could consume oxfam and could indeed spread to other charities as well. what we don't need is for an organisation like oxfam to implode. yesterday we heard from helen evans, a former employee of oxfam who said she raised concerns with both her bossesin she raised concerns with both her bosses in the charity and the charity com

joining me fall of it is kevin maguire, the associate editor of the mirror and camilla tominey of therst our guide to the latest from europe in 60 seconds. turns out it's not just the europe in 60 seconds. turns out it's notjust the brits like to talk about the weather, much of europe has faced freezing temperatures with brazilians even skiing down montmartre and snowfall shutting the avatar. frosty relations seem to afford in germany as the country images from months of political deepfreeze with angela merkel and conservatives finally agreeing a coalition deal with the centre—left democrats. the european parliament voted against proposals to create pan—european meps that would have allowed voter in finland or spain to be represented by the same meps. the european parliament also voted to remove one of its vice presidents after he sparked outrage by comparing a fellow polish mp to a nazi collaborator. european commission bigwig john claude yunker on the other hand clearly feels shami when he rattled the affair of his chief negotiator before strasberg debate on the future of europe. ge

maguire is one of the peace prize winner is visiting coaxes bazaar she says me in my eyes government must be held to account for what's happening to the hinge or. this is genocidal chore murder of the people and the world has to do something to stop but so that's one of the but also we want to teach the burmese government to the international c.c. to me expand my point above but i would like to go into burma to visit our sister laura to ask her sister lauria to go to the villages where these people and they're mostly been been destroyed the evidence of genocide is being well covered as we speak and i would like. you're pumping out to the villages you got a lot of people who are actually had knowledge there you have the right to life. for the right to be massacred you kill like us. still ahead this half an hour war of words over the war. of trying to fragment a country. and its president state governors to discuss school safety the u.s. supreme court deals in the bill over his plans for the trimix. welcome back as we look at weather across central and southern parts of china and taiwa

raid maguire is one of the peace prize winners she says she hopes she will come with them to visit me in law's worst affected areas but i would like to go into burma diverse and our sister laura to ask our sister laureate to go to the villages where these people and mostly been destroyed the avodah side is being well covered as we speak and i would like to thank you you're pumping us to the villages of little people so you are actually i know you're there you want me i want to write like. you know write to be muslim per kilo like. a north korean delegation to the winter olympics in south korea is now returning home representatives wrapped up a three day visit that took in the closing ceremony in pyongyang chang meanwhile talks are being held to discuss north korea's taking part in next month's paralympics south africa's new president has reappointed several ministers sacked by the former leader jacob zuma civil remedy thirty changes in the government reshuffle the new additions include two former finance ministers. many students in northeastern nigeria say they're too frightened to go

now victims share their stories with three nobel peace laureates irish peace activists move eight maguire is one of the peace prize winners visiting rock into refugee camps she is urging only on mars leader aung san suu kyi to visit some of the country's most affected areas right on what. was called are their family out in front of the white house was the firing of each chunk. of. my first century right all three laureates united for the same cause tawakkol karman from yemen and iranians. also visit a cock's bazaar they say myanmar's government and suci also a noble laureate must be held accountable for what's happening to the revenger failing to do so they warn could lead to prosecution for genocide if she couldn't is still only this girl and she has to resign now that's a very important otherwise she will be followed through with the international criminal court almost seven hundred thousand will hinge on how fled the country since the start of a military crackdown six months ago myanmar's army says it's targeting terrorists these nobel laureates are urging the u.n. security council and

john maguire reports. and just two blue bags of non—recyclables collected every other week. residents who transgress risk being fined, but locals here seem happy. good, yeah. good for the environment and everything, keeps everyone on their toes. very good, yeah. i've got a child that's eight as well and he finds it quite odd 'cause he automaticallyjust chucks everything in the bin butjust getting him used to it. once you're used to it, you're all right? yeah, it's fine then, yeah. bridgend council is achieving rates other parts of the uk dream of, reaching 74%. the recycling level in wales is 64% against a uk average of 44%. the pretty coastal village of aberporth is cutting down on single—use plastic, and has been awarded a special status by the environmental campaign group, surfers against sewage. at the local shop, the owner mike allen shows me around. milk bottles, glass milk bottles... they haven't banned plastics, they're offering alternatives — wooden clothes pegs, looseleaf tea, and even a toothbru

john maguire is in an incubatorfind out why.ing him used to it. once you‘re used to it, you‘re all right? yeah, it's fine then, yeah. bridgend council is achieving rates other parts of the uk dream of, reaching 7a%. the recycling level in wales is 6a% against a uk average of aa%. the pretty coastal village of aberporth is cutting down on single—use plastic and has been awarded a special status by the environmental campaign group surfers against sewage. at the local shop, the owner mike allen shows me around. milk bottles, glass milk bottles... they haven‘t banned plastics, they are offering alternatives — wooden clothes pegs, looseleaf tea, and even a toothbrush made from bamboo. wooden toothbrushes. those are probably our second biggest seller after the glass bottles. they seem to have attracted people‘s attention. we have the option of the plastic then with those as well. there are hundreds of dolphins living out in cardigan bay. the environment here is jealously guarded and it was a concern about ocean plastics that inspired

breakfast‘s john maguire is on a farm in north wales and has more detail for us this morning.ss than 24 hours old. he was born yesterday afternoon. there are cattle on this farm and a lot of sheep, it's a traditional welsh hill farm with sheep out in the fields. the situation is there's a serious problem across the uk, it's a crucial time of year with many of the ewes in lamb. if a dog gets in amongst them and chases them, it might attack livestock, and you might attack livestock, and you mightfind a might attack livestock, and you might find a situation where the lambs are lost because the ewes get into distress. it's a huge problem nationwide but one that now senior police chiefs are saying it's time to get a grip on. he's only 16 but alfie is already learning about some of the harsh realities of farming. two of his pedigree sheep were attacked by a dog. the harriet family graze their sheep on the south downs and have had several incidents. it'sjust that throat wound on a bit concerned about still. it's very upsetting. the trauma that the sheep have gone through. as i say, w

maguire coming up. >> good afternoon, sustainable director. we do believe that the control system and security system in the garages will have a positive impact on the customers. we think it will help them feel safer and more secure in the garages, definitely much more confident in their payment and more confident we'll get their payments. at this point, i think it's probably a little premature, because we've only rolled it out to 7 garages to say, yes, we're sure we'll get more or less revenue, but i know it will have a positive impact on the customers and hopefully that will drive the traffic. >> chairman brinkman: it's such a tough story to tell people when parking is a thing that everybody sees as difficult and stressful. it's a hard story to sell to say, not in the parking garages, if you come into the parking garages, it's here, accessible, easy to pay for, enter and exit. i can see that's going to be a tough narrative to change in the mind of drivers in the city. >> right and obviously -- we certainly think that tnc has something to do

. >> there's tom cruise in "jerry maguire." >> i love you.plete me. >> and unforgettable is that look from vince vaughn in "the breakup" with jennifer aniston. >> you have the very delicate camera work that just perfectly moves and counters her as she goes directly behind vince. and then his look really sells it all, and then back to her final look. >> would it be terrible if i wanted to go home early? >> no. >> and then there's this classic. "say anything," starring a teenage ione skye, who plays the bra brainiac who falls for the underachieving, played by john cusack. >> it's sort of two oddballs, and might be -- not your two type call people falling in love. >> ione says cusack came into the role with his own very specific version for the character of lloyd dobler. >> john cusack was like, "i'm going to wear this raincoat and bandana around my calf." you know, his style. must be a chicago thing. ♪ in your eyes >> cusack's character serenades her with a boombox and the peter gabriel hit, "in your eyes," but little did everyone know. >> we w

of course i am channeling "jerry maguire."ou got this supply, show me the money, show me the yield, and they did. the bid to cover ratio was a least in almost a decade. they tried to make this offering quite rich to bring people in, but the 3-6 month bills sold at a level not seen since 2008. times thethe last lines in the sense -- send -- sands when we had the option. option -- auc the bloombergtion. at -- the bloomberg aggregate index has fallen. the committee for responsible budget expects the u.s. deficit to swell even more this year. pressure --ng seeing pressure in the bond market. can we do just it -- can we digest it? anna: we have a lot to talk about in terms of that dollar conversation. ore prices and the quality of iron ore that the market is demanding. robert scott will beginning his first interview -- be giving his first interview of the day. let's get a bloomberg first word news update. >> let's kick off with the story with theresa may. she is under more pressure with 62 lawmakers from her own party demanding a q

the nobel peace prize winners -- irish peace activist mairead maguire, yemeni journalist tawakkol karman, and iranian lawyer shirin ebadi -- are visiting rohingya refugee camps and demanding aung san suu kyi take action to stop the violence, which the u.n. has called a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. meanwhile, two reuters journalists who were arrested and imprisoned after reporting on a burmese military massacre against rohingyas, appeared in court today. this is kyaw soe oo. >> we were arrested while covering the news. we cover the mass grave story. suu kyi said it is new the military had admitted to what happened in india. nobody recognize that we were the first one to shed light on that fact. amy: the committee to protect journalists is calling for an investigigation into the killing of slovak investigative journalist jan kuciak. he and his girlfriend were shot to death in his home late last week. kuciak was working for a news website called aktuality, investigating tax fraud by people associated with slovakia's ruling party. in news on the environment and climate change, scien

. >> my friend toe btobey maguir on the show.ople who goes to "third rock from the sun" and obviously his career has really blossomed. >> but the legacy of the show wasn't just in front of the camera. there was sitcom magic behind the scenes. >> we were writers on "roseanne", and we're the creators of "the middle." >> are you over 50? >> ugh, yes. >> do you feel overwhelmed with clutter? >> we loved the writing of "roseanne" so much. is we said, if we could bring that kind of authenticity, dealing with having that heart and yet having the comedy, all those are things that we brought from "roseanne" into "the middle." >> yeah, and not being afraid to write some serious situations with characters who don't have a choice always to quit their job. or if their credit card bill comes, it actually is a real problem for them. >> "the middle" is definitely rooted in "roseanne." >> "the roseanne show" became the roots of a comedy writing family tree. >> we had so many big writers that have created incredible shows. amy sherman-palladino. >

natural history museum in london, dippy the dinosaur has begun his uk tour. 0ur correspondentjohn maguire his first stop. had been an incredible challenge already to get him here to dorset. hejust about already to get him here to dorset. he just about squeezes in. this already to get him here to dorset. hejust about squeezes in. this is how they did it. you can tell from this time—lapse footage just how they manage to get him in here, he is 292 -- they manage to get him in here, he is 292 —— he has 292 buster of paris bones. even the head on the right 50 kilos, and this is what the head looks like. this was made with a 3—d printer, but as you can see a very, very big animal, with very, very small brain. i sensed that there we re small brain. i sensed that there were 292 bones to make up dippy. at the moment, there are only 291, because we are going to put the very last bones, one of the toe bones onto dippy grammar right now. 11—year—old harry is going to do the honours for us. why did you carry on and do that for us. philip i will hand over the toby is as we do it. it is quite a delicate

know from such movies as the last temptation of christ or even the old spider-man movies with tobey maguire and he is here this year because he is getting be honorary golden bear for lifetime achievement and this is a guy that you know when we were thinking a back on the things he's done we thought oh he's the villain look at his face he plays such a great villain well actually he's done quite a range of things and he was talking to us at the press conference very congenial not like walking i mean he was saying that basically he looks for rules where he can get as far away from his normal life as possible and he just likes to really disappear or he doesn't want to be willing to folks who want to be someone completely different he wants to be jesus christ or for instance one of his famous roles so i think that really accounts for his his performance abilities and as david said you really think of him as one of these dastardly bad guys but his career is actually spent many different films in many different roles and here we have a look for you. i got a videotape of the kids illegally entering

john maguire reports.nvironment and everything, keeps everyone on their toes. very good, yeah. i've got a child that's eight as well and he finds it quite odd 'cause he automatically chucks everything in the bin butjust getting him used to it. once you're used to it, you're all right? yeah, it's fine then, yeah. bridgend council is achieving rates other parts of the uk dream of, reaching 74%. the recycling level in wales is 64% against a uk average of 44%. the pretty coastal village of aberporth is cutting down on single—use plastic and has been awarded a special status by the environmental campaign group surfers against sewage. at the local shop, the owner mike allen shows me around. milk bottles, glass milk bottles... they haven't banned plastics, they are offering alternatives — wooden clothes pegs, looseleaf tea, and even a toothbrush made from bamboo. wooden toothbrushes. those are probably our second biggest seller, after the glass bottles of milk. they seem to have attracted people's attention. we h

and bloodshed now victims share their stories with three nobel peace laureates irish peace activist maguire is one of peace prize winners visiting iraq into refugee camps she is urging on mars leader aung san suu kyi to visit some of the country's most affected areas right on what. was on. their family out in front of the white house was the firing beverage trying to draw on behalf of the right first century right all three laureates united for the same cause tawakkol karman from yemen and iranians to remember also visit a cock's bazaar they say myanmar's government and sochi also a nobel laureate must be held accountable for what's happening to the revenger failing to do so they warn could lead to prosecution for genocide if she couldn't is still only this girl and she has to resign now that's a very important otherwise she will be followed through with the international criminal court almost seven hundred thousand will hinge on how fled the country since the start of a military crackdown six months ago myanmar's army says it's targeting terrorists these nobel laureates are urging the u.n.

does not recognize the range as an ethnic group and as blame violence and become state on terrorists maguire is one of the peace prize winners visiting cox's bazaar and she spoke to us earlier giving us her assessment of the situation. this is genocidal really up torture margaret all the earth and the people and the word has to do something to stop but so that's one of the but also we want to take the burmese government to the enter national c.c. to me exam appoint the ball but i would like to go on to burma does this of our sister or i have to ask our sister laureate to go to the villages where these people and they're mostly been slopping been destroyed the evidence of yeah the side is being well covered as we speak and i would like things to see they're pumping us to the villages of literal go of people. i actually had knowledge there are human beings every right to left. the right to lose for no right to be massacred me kill like this. and emotional testimony there from cox a specific kemal it's back to you don't have to think so that you are going to stay with this urge to leave the plo

breakfast‘s john maguire is at a research lab in southampton, finding out more. looks amazing.scientists do is they are able to drop hundreds of these into an area, and they will all send back data. in true blue fashion, here is one i made earlier. it gives you an idea of the range of roles that drones are performing in this day and age, but also the type of functions that they do. professor jim scanlan from the university, good morning to you. give us a run through on what you are working on at the university. our major interest is the scientific and civilian applications of drones, and that means making them cheap and making them high—performance, to do cost effective roles, essentially. you will see on this table here we have this aeroplane here which was the world's first printed aeroplane. that is printed on a 3d printers? 3d printed, nylon printed, which brings the cost down and allows you to do complex, sophisticated structure is very cheaply. we have scaled that up. that was really a technology demonstrator, although we flew it in antarctica, and we have scaled up to th

john maguire reports from there.but then came the attack injune 2015, when a gunman killed 30 britons and another eight holiday—makers on a beach. so—called islamic state said it was behind the shootings by a tunisian student in sousse, which came just three months after 22 people were killed in the capital tunis. tunisian officials say it has made huge steps in counterterrorism since the attacks. almost three years on, tour operator thomas cook has for the first time resumed its package holidays, travelling to the resort hamamet, one hour north of sousse. this morning 220 passengers were the first to return on an early—morning from birmingham. we were staying in the hotel down the road when the last attack happened, but we love the country, so as soon as we knew there was another flight going, we decided to come back. if we had been bringing our children, we probably wouldn't be going, but as it isjust the two of us, we didn't feel it was a concern. it's probably more dangerous staying in london than it is going out

thomas cook is the first british tour company to resume flights to the country asjohn maguire reportsnd pristine mediterranean coastline, tunisia was a popular holiday destination for british tourists — attracted around 4430,000 of them each year. but then came the attack injune 2015, when a gunman killed on a beach near sousse. so—called islamic state said it was behind the shooting. almost three years on from that deadly attack, and british tour companies are once again offering package holidays to the country. this morning the 220 passengers were the first to return — flying from birmingham. i'm a bit nervous, because i didn't know we were the first one and we were out there the last time when the terrorist attack was on, so we were staying in the hotel down the road, but we love the country, so as soon as we knew there was a flight going, we thought we would be going back out there. i have still been travelling while it's been closed. i go to france or germany normally. yeah, so, no, i'm not scared at all. fine, can't wait. no trouble. beautiful place. beautiful. probably more dan

and what is the deal about going promotional rankings chris maguire is that a good thing?e been a high retailer in my company, so i am getting a lot of retail profit from that, and i have bonuses of large amounts as well from the company, too. why we're shaking your head whenjohn evans we're shaking your head whenjohn eva ns was we're shaking your head whenjohn evans was explaining the autoship process and keeping high on the rankings? because that might be the case for one company, but it is not the case in the company that i'm involved in right now. you don't have to do thousands upon thousands to stay active, you can put through a customer's order and you don't have to take any money out of your own pocket. i understand we both of those coming from because i saw it in previous company, i have seen people spending thousands of pounds to stay active because of the criteria of that company, but it doesn't mean that is the same for every single company in the industry. fair enough. i know that it goes on, and identically that is right, but that is why i am here to stand a s

john maguire reports. each year. on a beach near sousse.mic state said it was behind the shooting. the country. flying from birmingham. out there. i have still been travelling while it's been closed. i go to france or germany normally. yeah, so, no, i'm not scared at all. no trouble. beautiful. than it is staying out there. vigilant at all times as the country remains in a state of emergency. the same level seen in december. 1% set in november. 9%. after a six—week—old baby died in southampton. on sunday after reports of a baby boy needing medical attention. where he was pronounced dead a short time later. and are being held in custody. london city airport has reopened this morning. second world war bomb was found. during planned work. passengers and some residents who were evacuated. the bomb has been moved and will be detonated at a secure location. by the home secretary during a trip to the us. it aims to detect content and remove it instantly. the so—called islamic state. our technology reporter dave lee has more. by the so—called islam