it's gotta be a bit more than that, hasn't it? e to help develop resources to help particularly the smaller businesses understand what they can do to make a difference. and some other business stories in the news today. mr kipling cake firm premier foods has scrapped plans to sell off its ambrosia custard brand, blaming the current business climate. the firm was planning to use the sale proceeds to cut debt of over £500 million. ambrosia, accounts for under 10% of its total revenue. one of the world's oldest accountancy textbooks is being put up for auction. it's the first printed example of double—entry book—keeping from 1494, the system of debits and credits that is still used today. it doesn't look like anything you or i would recognise but it's the real mccoy. its expected to sell for more than $1 million. amazon has said it will not build a new headquarters in new york, citing fierce opposition from state and local politicians. the dramatic turnaround comes just months after the firm named new york city one of two sites select

temperatures will take a bit of a tumble.with maybe some mist and fog as well. under the cloud and breathes it will stay mild. on thursday high pressure still dominating the weather, bringing dry up from the near continent. that will push the weather fronts further out into the atla ntic weather fronts further out into the atlantic away from scotland and northern ireland and break up more of the cloud. tomorrow it is a widespread sunny day and it will be very mild with temperatures responding to the sunshine from the starting of chile across central, southern and eastern parts of the country for. the cloud across scotla nd country for. the cloud across scotland and northern ireland should melt away. some of it will be stubborn. many parts will see the sunshine, widespread sunshine for england and wales. high temperatures the low teens celsius. high pressure still with us as we head on into friday. the weather fronts still with us as we head on into friday. the weatherfronts in still with us as we head on into friday. the weat

that sense of it being a bit old—fashioned, a that sense of it being a bit old —fashioned, a retreadhioned, a retread spike lee said of driving miss daisy. old—fashioned, a retread spike lee said of driving miss daisym old—fashioned, a retread spike lee said of driving miss daisy. it feels to me like a film from the 1990s but that said, it's a very well honed example of its crafts over that, it's been recognised and if it makes people go and buy doctor don shirley is albums i can thoroughly recommend them. he's very good on the piano. roma, tipped by many people to be best film and did well, it did when and alfonso cuaron took an award but it did not take the top prize. and alfonso cuaron took an award but it did not take the top prizem was expected by me to win the top prize. i think it's a much more masterful picture and greenberg or bohemian rhapsody but people find it a bit slow. i do not, i think life there, revolution, divorce, growing up, everything you want from life in mexico. i think it would have been one of the great films of this centuries oscar winners but it is not, gr

a bit more sunshine on offer.r a time of year, at 11 to 13 degrees. it is mild because we have got southerly winds which are coming around that persistent area of high pressure setting to the south—east of the uk. it is dominant to keep those weather fronts to be on thursday and we will find after a bit of a cloudy start in the north—west of scotland, the cloud brea ks north—west of scotland, the cloud breaks and on the whole it looks like a breaks and on the whole it looks likea dry breaks and on the whole it looks like a dry and sunny day on thursday. temperatures of ii to perhaps as high as 13 celsius. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11:00pm: the economy expands at its slowest annual rate in six years after a sharp slowdown in december. the official explanation is a fall in factory output and car production. 2018 was a challenging year for us. we've had rising raw material costs and our customers have suffered raw material increases and we suffered a high employee turnover this year. eu negoti

sign of a bit of a pause, bit of caution maybe.ejra: speaking of edging higher, i'm looking at euros stock futures and ftse 100 futures put a bit higher after he closed lower last week. is it likely to get tougher for the rest of the current quarter? absolutely. bigger picture we are seeing a little bit of sentiment, european sentiment as a whole taking a bit of ahead. got thehat as we european commission forecast downgraded. i guess it didn't really sink in until he got the official forecast numbers from the commission. indicators, weon have surprise indexes turning lower. we have pmi's and multiyear lows. this is shaping up to be a little bit pessimistic. fit into the cactus of ecb? we won't know until the end of march. with thet's stay pessimism because we are asking the question, what is the biggest uncertainty for markets for the rest of the first quarter? you can join the debate is always, reach out to us on the mliv team. let's put that question to our guests. --jonfrench and jon: harrison still with us. simon: the fed have

dirty a bit of it a bit dark. and sometimes quite quite quite dull i think this year is not really a particularly good year and you've seen how to milk a quite a bit of what i would call the misery poor and just wallowing in the in the worst of humanity and the best or perhaps worst example of that was the film from. the golden globe which is a true story about a serial killer in hamburg of the one nine hundred seventy s. but the film itself is just is just it's just it's just so intense and so violent and so really repulsive in it's just walling in the misery of this man and and the women he kills really after going through it after suffering through this film i really can't imagine why you would make a movie like this and i really can't imagine why you would want to watch it so unfortunately there's been a lot of that type of really nastiness at this year's bellina. are you seeing a lot of good films let's try on the competition you have to keep this really brief what are your favorites for the big prize. ok well

that is a little bit ahead. is the man who bought just a cover views -- couple of years ago. 20 years of losses for general motors. how is the u.k. going to hit you? launching the brand into the u.s. and canada. increasing sales outside europe. there you go. magician of the auto industry, but of course you and theow who the magician of federal reserve is. it's jay powell. he speaks tonight. >> absolutely. you know there's a great story on the bloomberg talking about the two camps in terms of where monetary policy goes from here. it matters for markets the gaza can tell them whether we will see hikes resume later this year. the other story is talking about the curves. i know you love a little curve. one is in negative territory. it got a little bit better. go the risk is those curves into negative territory as you go further out. this is the risk. if you do see momentum continue, if they tolerate higher inflation, what could that message do? nejra: absolutely. and to me, if interesting whether you get the flatteni

it gets a bit cooler here. of sunshine breaking through. best chance will be be east of high ground, to the midlands and eastern wales not doing too badly. eastern areas of scotland whereas many western areas are probably keeping cloud. notjust in the uk that has mild weather. across the south of spain as we head towards the weekend, we could see dust temperatures hit around 25 celsius. towards the end of the week, pressure builds a little bit further. that should punch a few more holes in the cloud. perhaps a little bit of mist and fog for some to start the day. for most of us, there should be more in the way of sunshine to go around. that will help boost temperatures, 1a, 15 degrees. they could see those highs go higher than that, given some decent breaks. mild weather is set to continue through the weekend. for through the weekend. many of us it looks dry into next for many of us it looks dry into next week as well. that is the weather. bye—bye. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to our viewers in

the elections might be a little bit premature. ——jane. four chance of recession. these figures wouldn't provide a particularly good backdrop for an election campaign in the spring. it's incredibly worrying. it wasn'tjust because the last quarter had grown. it actually shrank. a lot of this is in the context of brexit. businesses don't wa nt context of brexit. businesses don't want to invest in people and jobs and capital. it depends whether this isa and capital. it depends whether this is a short—term squeeze on the economy. this brave new world. this amazing brexit that everyone is promising. i doubt it is going to happen. it makes the budget very difficult for philip hammond because he was intending to have quite a positive budget where he could spend some money. interesting remarks in terms of how we should interpret the economy. there was a piece by david davis for the times the last couple of days saying that it's the sterling takes a hammering, that might bea sterling takes a hammering, that might be a good thing because it will mak

all right, the handles look a bit dirty. will cover it up, wipe it off — back into use. job's a good ‘un. spot on. so i asked all health authorities and councils in england a few questions — how much they spent on equipment and how many items were recycled in a year? across england, we spent a whopping £207 million on equipment like zimmer frames and crutches. later, i'll reveal which region gets my award for being top of the class when it comes to returns — the golden crutch! ok, so, in my garage here, i've had lots of stuff donated, of which this is some of it. hopefully it's going to make its way into my shop, hopefully someone can make use of it. otherwise, it's going to be scrapped, as it would have been anyway. my research will come as no surprise to terry in devon. he opened his shop, desperate to see equipment reused. and some of them still have the wrapping on them which shows they have never been used. the collapsible zimmer, worth their weight in gold. still got the stickers on from delivery. you can imagine for s

how's about something a bit more sinister? could have a go at turning the heating off? yep, he's managed to control the heating too. so, what we going to do next? well, let's see if we can get access to the cameras. lots of people have got cctv and webcams in their houses. let's see if we can get access to one running on the front door. he hacks into the camera. and can now see us at the front door. what does this prove? this shows that anyone anywhere in the world can hack smart houses. you don't have to be next door. you don't have to be down the road — anywhere in the world. according to ken, it's down to a security flaw in the way the main smart system has been designed, not because the owner of this house has set up the security poorly. and there's other ways into this house too. another way is exploiting a streaming device called chromecast from google, and we can compromise that and send anything we like to your telly. ken is now controlling the tv and can send voice commands to alexa. alexa, living room, evening off. y

i do cheat a little bit, i have the same sermon at three different churches. er and over again. reverend philip may look after nine churches in suffolk but he won't be conducting services at all of them today. however he will be holding five services throughout the day. three in the morning, one in the afternoon, and one in the evening. he cannot do all nine. the others willjust have to wait their turn. why do you have to look after so many churches? they are small populations, and each individual parish would struggle to raise the money to pay for a priest of their own. so they grouped parishes together so they could afford to pay for a ministry. philip arrives at his first church in westall, at 8:15. it is tight, but he has made it. however the congregation is small — just three. super vicars like philip are helping to keep churches alive, but the stark reality is congregations like this one are dwindling. therefore less money is donated for the church's upkeep, and ultimately some churches may have to close their doors for good. although the numbers here in

so don't be surprised early monday, if you see a bit more of a widespread frost here.d around. so for monday, again, it's a chilly start with some mist and fog, but that chilly start should tend to burn away. a weather front will bring some rain to the far north of scotland, becoming confined to the northern isles. the rest of the country, a glorious afternoon with widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures 15 or 16 celsius, so still well above the seasonal average. high—pressure still in the driving seat as we head on into tuesday, another weak weather front just pushing into the north—west corner of the country may introduce more cloud into the hebrides and the north and west mainland of scotland. but elsewhere, after a chilly start with a little bit of mist and fog, it should be another glorious afternoon, with widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures well above the seasonal average. in fact, a bit warmer on tuesday, could see 17 or 18 celsius. now, as we head deeper on into the week, it looks like it's going to stay fine with cool nights and sunny d

that's what i want the berlin wall to be and it's become like a bit. what role did women play during your tenure you know i just come on you can see from the photos that they played a major role. and they were also some great women who had the jury. tilda swinton as a pillar rosaline the frances mcdormand in two thousand and four the indian filmmaker in there and there who made the famous film salaam bombay and i was at my first berlin. and let's not forget meryl streep she was a real catch so we can't complain. there was street is surely the most famous i'm first president since. she stayed in berlin for us that's. i think she won an honorary gold which she accepted with characteristic self deprecation thank you the fans and i think husbands and the boyfriends of my audience who sometimes have to be dragged it to my movies. it's overwhelming because i've never been even on a jury so to be the boss of a jury is another whole layer of responsibility. how did you cope with all the stress and commotion of the film festival. well i didn't get sick much and

you must have had a bit of a morning...en a painful decision. on phone: i've been thinking that i should have been doing this for months, for a long time. but i watched luciana on monday, and i thought in the end you have got to stand with her. yeah, and do you think more will go now as well? i don't know, i mean, i haven't talked to other people about this. and in a sign of growing anger in the party, another labour mp, siobhain mcdonagh, criticised members for a wave of abuse directed at her after rumours she might quit. mr corbyn‘s allies say the mps who've defected never accepted his leadership and have been trying to undermine the labour party's prospects. the expectation, though, is that ian austin won't be the last to resign. now to syria where civilians have been evacuated from the final is stronghold of baghouz. the village is near the border with iraq, and is currently surrounded by the us—backed syrian democratic forces, the sdf. convoys of trucks were seen transporting civilians — mainly women and children — awa

you've got the other supporters sat —— a mess of the split within the party make a general election a bitckier than normal. extraordinary times, let's have a look at the daily telegraph, martin, jihadijack, i miss my mother. this is a man as he was when he went out to join i asked, and a fight with them, now another case of someone fight with them, now another case of someone coming back to the uk. very similarto someone coming back to the uk. very similar to the other case, somebody we nt similar to the other case, somebody went out and been out for several years, now obviously is in captivity, and the hands of the kurdish voices, and obviously has decided he'd rather not be there by the return to where he was letting before which is in this country interestingly, he has dual canadian nationality, and so the question arises to whether he will be stripped of his british citizenship are not in the family that the other one has but admit another stage. this is somebody has been out fighting with ijaz, it's not like obviously married to a jihadist, but he is someone who's been engaged in thi

mostly sunny days, mild as well, but mornings will start quite chilly at times with a bit of frost andnd fog around. we see a return to mist and fog and low cloud across central, southern and eastern parts of england early on saturday. the weather front slowly encroaching into western parts of northern ireland, bringing outbreaks of rain. but elsewhere largely dry. let's zoom into central southern eastern england for this morning, as we will have some fog patches around, maybe not so much around southern counties like we saw on friday morning, but most will be further north, east anglia around the wash, into lincolnshire and as far north as east yorkshire. it will melt away through the morning and we should see some sunshine becoming a bit more widespread, this weather front across the west will bring rain to northern ireland and spread across scotland into western wales and the south—west of england. the skies brightening behind it but ahead of it in the sunshine is where we will see the highest temperatures, again 16, maybe 17 celsius, so exceptionally mild for the time of year. thro

it is a bit chaotic and a bit too much and took governors, the streets of beirut. time you realise that things area bit by the time you realise that things are a bit wrong, you will be in floods of tears and you won't notice. oscar nominated for best foreign language film. will it win? no. it's up against roma. no chance. that is more than one word. on the basis of sex. this is the story of a supreme court judge, ruth bader ginsburg. she fought for women's are connected at equality. the last time i was doing this with you we revealed a documentary about her. it could when. this is a bio pic and it hones in on her early career. here, felicityjones who we know from the theory of everything playing ruth bader ginsburg and it has those compulsory scenes at harvard where she outsmart everyone. she's the only woman at harvard. we can see her as the only woman throughout she is married to this man called marty. he turns her to a new way of thinking about inequality in writing there runs she is fighting again so we can see her now taking this big court case all the way to t

some blue sky, a bit of sunshine around too. next few days, still quite a lot of dry weather. there'll be a little rain across northern and western parts of the uk. things turning mild by day, but we've still got a few chilly nights to come, could be the odd spot of frost, and perhaps a bit of mistiness around too. but you can see the yellow colours moving in from the south—west gradually over the next couple of days, introducing that milder air. the blue colours, the colder air, kept at bay for now. so, through tuesday morning, then, it will be quite a chilly start across much of england and wales, particularly in the south and the east. we've got more cloud from the word go further north and west. a few spots of rain for parts of northern england, but also for scotland and for northern ireland as well, as a frontal system just moves its way gradually south—eastwards through the day. it should brighten up for scotland and for northern ireland during the afternoon, as those south—westerly winds help to break up the cloud. a bit o

if it's spectacular greatest and if it's a bit less spectacular i couldn't care less. it's stability and not spectacle that by and meet. noise return to form brings a calming presence to the back line and the rejuvenated martinez brings the same to midfield. hubby came in on tuesday against liverpool i think he made a great game because there were lots of him and give him confidence sent here i'm very happy when they scored to go today and had just went by and were once nine points behind dortmund and now at thirty three as they keep winning the pressure keeps mounting see outdoorsman to all cut. up until three weeks again dortmund season was impeccable seven points ahead of byrne in the league. don't want upstaging their opinions with ease. but now they're out of the cult nearly out of the champions league and their grasp on first place is quickly slipping captain michael royce is still missing this season is starting to somehow. on sunday the best team in the second round the cousin headed to dortmund. the hosts are nervous especially young players like don it sounds

certainly slide a lot more if that 4 inches of rain yesterday got on it and you can see there is been a little bitderneath that i walked up to investigate so we're gonna have to spend some time re-sure of the sandbags make sure the wind doesn't get under the plastic.>( darya ) crews will also be using long metal bolts to underpin the back deck. the woman who lives in the home says she feels confindent in the work being done to keep her home safe. ( james ) a mudslide has closed redwood road in napa county. officials say as of 7 p-m last night ... the road was closed in the 35-hundred block about a half mile south of mount veeder road. county emergency officials said the road is closed indefinitely. ( james ) don't forget .... you can stay connected to the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you will find full forecasts ... and interactive radar. and you can get push alerts on bay area storms. you can also send in pictures and videos from your neighborhood of the conditions outside. ( james ) we have new pictures this morning ... of three suspects involved in the armed robbery

these days i look a bit different a bit older to be precise. but. that's. just in from what's the story behind this picture with bollywood superstar shah rukh khan. for just me for guess i'll never forget the carpet at the international cinema it was gold not red. they came with an entire plane. fans queued up for an entire week just to see you so you spent three and a half hours in the car me to grow some fans wouldn't leave i don't think anyone has more fans than shah rukh khan. shahrukh khan best known as the king of bollywood came to the twenty ten billion film festival with a surprisingly political film he plays an indian man with aspic is living in the us when the nine eleven attacks happen he comes under suspicion. is. my name is khan and i'm not against. let's see you just mention superstars and fans i can see george clooney here. that's him that's right and i know how the story continues because he had a broken foot. george clooney was certainly the star of my time here the one who came most often and everyone would agree that he not only likes dri

a bit of a divide because the state negotiators had been in the leez. had changed, the inventory of nuclear weapons, you can take your time with that. you are seeing the president to reflect a little bit of caution and that's come at the caution of the u.s. security advisory. >> glor: how much is u.s. adjusting quickly? >> edon't know. it's as major described, upping

a bit more cloud for a time into northern ireland.otherwise it is dry and still exceptionally warm for the time of year. as we get into wednesday, it looks like we'll see a bit more fog developing at this stage. so it could be a foggy, murky start on wednesday morning. much of that should tend to cleear through the day. some patches might linger for a good part of wednesday. but again, in the sunshine, it will feel warm. things start to change though, a little bit on thursday. a bit of a pincer movement, one little weather system tries to push in towards the south. 0ne frontal system towards the north so that brings the potential for rain for some of us on thursday, certainly not all of us. but there is an increasing chance of rain, some breezy weather too, and it turns a bit cooler as we head towards the weekend. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: lives, cameras, awards. it is hollywood's big—note. but who be celebrating at the oscars? i'm tom brook a

some blue sky, a bit of sunshine around too. xt few days, still quite a lot of dry weather. there'll be a little rain across northern and western parts of the uk. things turning mild by day, but we've still got a few chilly nights to come, could be the odd spot of frost around, perhaps a bit of mistiness around too. but you can see the yellow colours moving in from the south—west gradually over the next couple of days, introducing that milder air. the blue colours, the colder air, kept at bay for now. so through tuesday morning, then, it will be quite a chilly start across much of england and wales, particularly in the south and the east. we've got more cloud from the word go further north and west. a few spots of rain for parts of northern england, but also for scotland and for northern ireland as well, as a frontal system just moves its way gradually south—eastwards through the day. it should brighten up for scotland and for northern ireland during the afternoon, as those south—westerly winds help to break up the cloud. a bit o

light winds and a bit of fog. a bit milder. we started the chilly weather and the frost.e are picking up the south—westerly as the high becomes established a bit further east. we will start to see temperatures lifting a little bit by day. strengthening sunshine. double figures for many of us. the reason for these changes is thejetstream, is plunging the cold air further south. as it moves towards the north, it allows the ridge of high—pressure pulling in warmer air. hence it started to be less cold. not at night. the nights are still long enough for some frost. it does look drier next week with some sunshine although at times there will be wind and rain threatening the north and west. as ever, all the warnings are on the website. hello. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — with our reviewers jason beattie and claire cohen. first the headlines: the daily telegraph has published fresh details of allegations of sexual and racial harassment against the businessman sir philip green. he denies any wrongdoing

a private war — the story of marie colvin, a famous war correspondent who i actually knew a little bitrested to know what you think about it. the film is based on a vanity fair article from 2012. she went to the most dangerous places on earth and she paid a huge price. it stars rosamund pike, who i think does a really good job of sinking her teeth into the role. i know people who knew her and say it is a convincing portrait. i think there are two problems. the first is there has been some very good documentaries about colvin — under the wire i think recently played on the bbc, which really, i think, gets to the heart of it. the second thing is it's the script isn't as good as the story is. funnily enough, it is written by the person who wrote grace of monaco, the same writer, and there is an awful lot of clunky exposition. and also the central idea that i think marie colvin, she never wanted to be the centre of a story. what she was interested in is getting to witness the news and getting it out there. that said, with those reservations, i think rosamund pike is terrific and, in the cu

littlei think it is a bit of both. ctress in 2015, 44 million dollars, so it might be a crackdown on access in the economy. caroline: will still watch and wait for more chinese films. shery ahn, our chinese super horror. chinese superhero here. for more on these stories, log on to the bloomberg terminal. joe: have a great evening, this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm a veteran and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever late, we'll give you a automatic twenty dollar credit. my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ emily: time emily chang in san francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." u.s.g up in the next hour, lawmakers blast t-mobile's proposed purchase of sprint. the heads of both companies testified before the new democratic-led household plus, putting a stake in the ground of silicon valley. but will

probably a bit more cloud around on saturday.ales. further north, the clouds going to be a bit thinner. we should see some brightness and a bit of sunshine coming through. one or two spots of drizzle out towards the far west and north—west. essentially it's a dry day. and we're still in the mild air, still got south to south—westerly winds. so temperatures again hitting 13 or 1a celsius. the high—pressure though gets squeezed away into continental europe where temperatures are continuing to rise here, allowing that weather front to approach into the western side of the uk, increase the cloud and bring a bit of rain and drizzle. further east it's going to be another fine day on sunday, still very mild. less mild perhaps on monday but there's very little rain around at all and most places are going to be fine and dry, still with south—westerly winds. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: the end of the line for the superjumbo. airbus announces that it will stop making the a3

so don't be surprised early monday, if you see a bit more of a widespread frost here. so for monday, again, it's a chilly start with some mist and fog, but that chilly start should tend to burn away. a weather front will bring some rain to the far north of scotland, becoming confined to the northern isles. the rest of the country, a glorious afternoon with widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures 15 or 16 celsius, so still well above the seasonal average. high—pressure still in the driving seat as we head on into tuesday, another weak weather front just pushing into the north—west corner of the country may introduce more cloud into the hebrides and the north and west mainland of scotland. but elsewhere, after a chhilly start with a little bit of mist and fog, it should be another glorious afternoon, with widespread sunshine, light winds and temperatures well above the seasonal average. in fact, a bit warmer on tuesday, could see 17 or 18 celsius. now, as we head deeper on into the week, it looks like it's going to stay fine with cool nights and sunny days. but

it's starting to get a little bit lighter. at to be good for the conditions, because in addition to making for slick roadway, it is a tremendous distraction. this is more snow than i saw when i was in new york city, and upstate new york for the holidays. this is a nice, little surprise but definitely we don't want it to be a rude awakening. make sure you give yourself enough time this morning. we have seen caltrans out here with snowplows. they must have had to borrow them from the sierra, because it's certainly something we don't see every day. caltrans will be out here all morning, the chp will be out here all morning. it is breezy. you see the snowflakes going sideways but what an exciting day as long as we're safe and careful. bring your mittens, scarves, a hat, it's chilly out here. >> you got to dig them out. thanks very much, kris. >>> more on the new video we showed you at the top of the show here. this is that snow falling overnight in livermore wineries are. a lot of snow falling, even sticking to the ground. folks li

its a bit of a surprise.up, he mentioned that in his press conference but ultimately he has gone for romelu lukaku and rushford. he feels it's the best. he's got them on the bench, that's what he's thinking. it was a fire power on the bench, a bit of experience on the bench without the options of the top players. maybe that's what he's got planned. about chelsea, the manager has come in with quite a bit of criticism with some damaging defeats in the league. accusations that he might be tactically inflexible, is that fairmike as i was going to be difficult. it's a hard way to get the team to play. to get that total football that he expects, is a long process , football that he expects, is a long process, so i think we do have to be patient, but patient is unavailable in football just now and i patient, but patient is unavailable in footballjust now and i said before, chelsea like to change their managers quickly. i'm sure he's adjusting to the premier league, i'm sure it different, people have this perception

sterling got a bit of a beast yesterday, we saw earnings rising as well —— a bit of a boost. income after inflation. inflation has been falling and great is really good, employment is still quite strong. the backdrop for consumer spending should be quite good but of course consumer confidence in business confidence is still weak. a lot of economists are looking ahead after this agreement to when consumer spending should rebound with a bit more confidence in the uk economy. maybe! laughter you're coming back to be the papers, thank you forjoining us. still to come — untying the knots. we'll be speaking to the firm which is to trying to take on the big brands in the lucrative hair industry. you're with business live from bbc news. intu — the owners of big shopping centres like lakeside in essex and metrocentre in gateshead — have reported full year results. they've seen 0.6% growth in rental incomes but property valuations have fallen 13.3%. suzy ross is a senior retail advisor at accenture has suffered a dramatic slump in its share price over the past year. good morning. expla

that whistle also brought plenty of relief a coach million not a small bit of a faith of a bit of advice from his bosses about fan of the video says and i think it's good but if you take five minutes to make an offside call because a line has a so straight it drive an architect crazy with envy and it's probably time to leave it at minus level that's not will smith was cheerfully on the way to his eighth victory of the season but hanover made it fairly easy for his side this was their best chance of the game. i was a pathetic performance as well as no point trying to dress it out for us with all of our plans are on the scrapheap actors. twelve minutes and i'll think of all fall how much is a victory like this actually worth the whole thing heim of the other teams who are out for the champions league qualification they've only managed to beat leyva coups and other than that they've only beaten worst teams one reason for that is the fact that hoffenheim just clinical against hanover they let chance after chance go begging it's symbolic of the position the team is in at the moment tons of ta

and notice temperatures are just on the up a little bit more compared to saturday. rse, where you get to see some sunshine. eastern part of the uk look mainly dry. not as mild into the start of next week. and still a fair amount of cloud around. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: just hours before voting is due to begin, nigeria's presidential election is postoned. we'll be live with the very latest. donald trump invokes national emergency powers to fund the border wall with mexico. his opponents are furious. we are to confront the national security crisis on our southern border and we are going to do it one way or the other, we are going to have to do it. the family of the pregnant teenager who joined the islamic state group pleads with the british authorities to help bring her home. and junk in space — engineers test a new satellite harpoon—system for collecting floating trash.

the party is a bit dysfunctional, there is not a leader.defecting, you get more money coming m, defecting, you get more money coming in, so that is the key for them. so far, ido in, so that is the key for them. so far, i do not know whether it is by default or by design, it has been quite well executed, the kind of trip of stories coming out. seven mps, then anotherone, trip of stories coming out. seven mps, then another one, then a donor, then speculation about another one going over. you mentioned omentum, of course, the movement that has given so much backing thejeremy corbyn. —— momentum. the independent is saying that its founderjohn lancelin has admitted that this new group is actually quite a threat to labour. interestingly, i'm not sure his quotes quite backup headline that much. momentum is already organising campaign days in the seats of a lot of these defectors, and they are, it you know, throwing their weight behind that. he does say further down that the grouping does not really have the weight that you might want from it, comp

so that night at least brought a bit closer to me personally. and even the quiet home crowd woke up when the u.a.e. scored a late equaliser. another day another stadium still abu dhabi india versus thailand. and again many empty seats. though the thai fans gave it all to remind me of iceland. it still was a historic day. india won their first asian cup game since nineteen sixty four and their fans went wild. it simply was a great atmosphere. i decided to meet some of them at their hostels back in dubai they enjoyed their desert experience so far. we know that maybe you know. the national game and we didn't know when. and so the fact. that we did have an. international team is fantastic all of us have really enjoyed it so far no real football fans coming from a proc to the u.a.e. to the asian cup. i felt like i needed to accompany to support this group called blue pilgrims on their. what is that. i don't want to. do. and i think this. is the beauty of the meaning of words and when you look back you know. as a couple of games had passed already the

and temperatures, they‘ re a little bit higher. and a freshening south—westerly wind. it gets stronger through sunday night and into monday morning, as it feeds in more wet weather, and while most of us will see rain out of this, a bit of snow falling into the pennines and southern uplands, but especially into the higher ground north of the central belt in scotland, where we could see around 5—10 centimetres building up as we go through monday as well. it will be quite slow to clear, on what will be a much less cold start to the day on monday. some rainjust affecting parts of south—east england as monday starts. it may not clear the far south—east. it looks like we'll hold onto an area of cloud here in east anglia. the snowy weather slowly pulling away from northern scotland, and many other areas will see things brightening up on monday. and temperatures again are a little bit higher, and some of us in south—west england getting into double figures. they will drop again on monday night and this ridge of high pressure with clear ski

guy: european stocks down a little bit. bond prices under a little bit of pressure. don't take much away from in --ms of market direction, let's start off with europe. there is a lot going on both sides of the atlantic right now i'm but i'm fascinated with the picture looks like on this site. is the german tenure going to euro? >> good question. really down to the economic data. if we think about some of the pmi's that came out in january, they were coming in at a level that was on par with a growth rate of about 0.1%. we are certainly seeing a very weak macro picture that suggests there is no way the ecb can raise rates anytime, especially if we have a fed on hold. therefore, unlikely that china and -- german bund goes higher from your. guy: what you think of the bcp market right now? the central bank governor over the weekend talking about his sense and it pick up and borrowing costs. it borrowing costs do rise from here, is that spark another bout of fear from btp's? marika: it would certainly be a risk. right now, we do think that is a fairly domestic issue. we do

we are starting to see a bit more cloud coming into the west of the uk. e, sunshine, another lovely day to come. south—westerly breeze is. cooling off just day to come. south—westerly breeze is. cooling offjust a touch for the northern half of the uk with the highest temperatures in the south—east of 15 or 16 degrees. as we had further into next week, the high—pressure shrinks away, but were it should be at time of year towards the azores. that is where our warmth has been coming from. instead, we are going to find the strengthening jet approaching from the atlantic, all the way from the atlantic, the flatter jet if you all the way from the atlantic, the flatterjet if you like, we don't have the same and it —— undulations of the moment which means it will pick up areas of low pressure and also bring bans of rain or showers in as well. we are going to change oui’ in as well. we are going to change our weather as we change the month. it will be cooler. not being particularly cold, but not as warm as it has been. a westerly breeze this time. the greatest chan

it's kind of a bit more playing than exercising, even though you are still doing your exercises, like like that? is your arm tired — or? no, it's fine. she didn't find it easy. whereas before she would have given things up very easily. but she wanted to keep going. she wanted to pop another balloon. yes, got it! and she wanted to reach that next thing. but she's just been an absolute trooper. she just has a smile on her face every day. so it kind of encourages me to be positive. there we go. we've had kids come in who can only get their arms up to here and they come in straight away and they're picking the arrows up and getting full range of movement and not even noticing. and then when we've interviewed them after they've said that they didn't even notice any pain. so it's been a big shock to me how well actually it has worked to do what we needed it to do. now, i don't have an injury, but i'm going to give this vr setup a go and see what's it like when i put the headset on and what it feels and plays like. here we go. as a vr experience, it really does the thing, because it's really

tell us a little bit more. of the most remarkable interviews i can remember in recent years, liam neeson told the independent‘s interviewer that when he heard about the rape of a female friend, he asked the interviewer what colour he was, a slightly odd question, and professed to walking around for a week with a cosh with a desire to kill a black person. the reaction to this is interesting, some are condemning it as an open and shut case of racism, but others, including black footballerjohn barnes, are praising his candour and saying at least he had the honesty to confess to racist impulses, and some would say those are actually more widespread in our society then we would all like to acknowledge. more widespread in our society then we would all like to acknowledgem has really divided opinion, hasn't it? yes, and handling, as well, this, in that these comments were made and today he appeared on a us network and everyone saw him turning up, and as a pr advisor myself, you expect this to be the moment that he wil

as cloud increases, some of us will see a bit more wet weather. to start the day. in fact, some places could well be into minus double figures, where this snow is deepest. you can see the extent of the frost as well, even in town and city centres it's a cold start to the day. for many of us there will be some sunshine, but from the word go, northern ireland and western scotland, more cloud around here and some rain, sleet and snow, courtesy of these weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. slowly pushing their way a bit further east as we go through the day. now, the early wet weather should be fairly soon out of the way in northern ireland. a damp start here. again, the rain preceded by a bit of sleet and snow in places, and in that process moves across scotland and to northern england and may just fringe north wales. south of that it should stay mainly dry. cloud increasing, but still some sunny spells towards east anglia and south—east england. behind the wet weather it brightens up again in scotland. it stays cloudy in northern ireland. furt

a little bit milder, we could see 16 degrees in east of england, in the sunshine. nd through sunday night into monday, delivering a bit of rain at times. elsewhere, clear spells but showers moving in from the north—west. some of these could be quite heavy, no frost is monday starts. 0n through monday, plenty of showers pushing into the north—west on a brisk wind. hail or thunder possible with this. plenty of sunshine around for the bulk of the uk, rather cloudy for the south—east. temperatures have come down a little bit compared with recent days and another weather system will bring the chance of seeing some rain tuesday into wednesday. after that, it could well turn very mild again later in the week. that is your latest forecast, see you againjust week. that is your latest forecast, see you again just before midnight. hello. this is bbc news with vicki young. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment

well we shall see how that goes because now joined by a man whose job satisfaction probably took a bit of a hit today in boredom and has been at the helm of beers of since may most of whatever will come to drop your business you said you wanted when you started in the job you want to increase profit by three to five percent instead operating profits dropped seventeen percent on your watch the share price is down once since you took over that's a bit of a slow start isn't it well that was certainly not planned like this but the world economy economy is significantly slowed in the second half of the year for taking the last quarter was a difficult one because the demand from china and automotive industry globally what's going down this is why we had to adapt our earnings expectation however i think what is important in our in two thousand and nineteen the trivia transition year for b s f that we develop the company further to our customers we have so many strings which we can use to attract customers and this is also boost our organic growth and this is what the strategy is about the car

overrun gladbach which was also a bit of a shock.and that is that mean for the table after twenty three matches i don't mind keep just a bit of breathing room between themselves and i am anything seems possible behind those two things will change quickly in the quest for europe. minds just. seem pretty secure in the bundesliga have a bit of a cushion as well but from outspoken below the danger of relegation is real avril and are now much to a moment that's all from kick off. such. the be. pretty much a job of securing. the be. the be the boss. you still feel the ball on your right foot. not just me my first little. person agrees so. there's a goal of. the big. hey listen up. that's what video game music sounded like thirty years ago. today's tracks take the experience to another level. thanks to him talk composer nobuo uematsu. featured in many well known his music is battling to give you clues pumps sounds good. you seventy five minutes on d w. nixon terrific invention. to. really know their stuff. curves with a good morning stephan