and berners it was biased and showed misunderstanding towards china we feel very uncomfortable when we see it. to make matters worse the browns cofounders define a banner known for being outspoken later appear to insult chinese people in a private chat on instagram the designer later claimed his a kind had been hijacked in a statement dalton cabana underwhelm many described events as unfortunate as the damage was done anyway calls for a boycott ensued the chinese government even weighed in calling out the fashion house for lacking respect china is a potentially huge market for dalton bama the brand had been hoping to make a major splash with its shanghai fashion show instead it's becoming the talk of the town for all the wrong reasons. cattle country in the heart of south africa ranch an excess fontayne produces some of the country's best beef in many ways he's one of south africa's former white elite who once owned ninety percent of the country and his company cern it produces before local consumption and export to asia and the middle east the government is considering new plans to ex

may be tim berners—lee can tell us where the switch is.w is bound to be on one particular side of the argument. the ladies from the spice girls. i have been told we are not doing that. how can that be? this is the most important story! ok, apparently we're wrapping up. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening, dawn foster from the guardian, and liam halligan from the daily telegraph, and goodbye. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. so, 205 days after scoring their last home goal, it was an own—goal from timothy fosu—mensah that gave huddersfield town their first league win of the season tonight. 1—0 winners they were against fulham at thejohn smith stadium. that sees the terriers move off the foot of the premier league table, with fulham replacing them. patrick g

data and that was also just mentioned and so there's a growing sense that we need to fix that tim berners lee the inventor of the world wide web yesterday said that we need to tackle this and he propose a contract for the web. the countries have signed france has already signed it google has signed it in order to to create a better internet that is a more sustainable and cares more for people's privacy protection now that's a little bit vague more more concrete will be best to give the e.u. commissioner for competition she made a big splash last year of fighting against google and apple and explain why that's important for innovation and small businesses and she'll be back this year to talk about how to build a fear condominium in the tech world. tech has lost its innocent reason if we just look at the wall called google over the sexual harassment cases is that being addressed briefly if you have. i'm actually surprised how many women i see here there's about forty four percent of female activities and yes the walk out has been an issue we're google spokesperson actually said we need to c

tech conference in lisbon this week tim berners lee said that there's been a big change in the web since he invented it nearly thirty years ago his foundation has released a new contract for the web with guidelines for companies governments and individuals to protect an open web the contacts will be published in may next year at a moment when half the world's population is expected to be online now it's been described as the greenest country on the planet three quarters of bhutan is covered by thick forests to rare wildlife but as the country continues to develop it's struggling to find new ways to balance economic growth with the protection of the environment and a serious need barco reports it is a window on a time before humans return is the only carbon negative country in the world producing more oxygen than it consumes. at least sixty percent of the country must be forested is in trying to the constitution but as b. town slowly embraces the modern age keeping it this way is a huge challenge the pristine wilderness is home to one of the rarest animals on earth the himalayan snow leop

but that he has a plan to fix it speaking at the web summit tech conference in lisbon this week tim berners lee said that there's been a big change in the web since he invented it nearly thirty years ago his foundation has released a new contract for the web with guidelines for companies governments and individuals to protect an open web the contracts will be published in may next year at a moment when half the world's population is expected to be online now it's been described as the greenest country on the planet three quarters of bhutan is covered by thick forests to rare wildlife but as the country continues to develop it's struggling to find new ways to balance economic growth with the protection of the environment and a serious need barco reports it is a window on a time before humans. town is the only carbon negative country in the world producing more oxygen than it consumes. at least sixty percent of the country must be forested it's in shrines in the constitution but as b. town slowly embraces the modern age keeping it this way is a huge challenge the pristine wilderness is home t

but that he has a plan to fix it speaking at the web summit tech conference in lisbon this week tim berners lee said that there's been a big change in the web since he invented it nearly thirty years ago his foundation has released a new contract for the web with guidelines for companies governments and individuals to protect an open web the contacts will be published in may next year at a moment when half the world's population is expected to be online now it's been described as the greenest country on the planet three quarters of butan is covered by thick forest home to rare wildlife but as the country continues to develop it's struggling to find new ways to balance economic growth with the protection of the environment and a serious need barco reports it is a window on a time before humans. time is the only carbon negative country in the world producing more oxygen than it consumes. at least sixty percent of the country must be forested it's in shrines in the constitution but as b. town slowly embraces the modern age keeping it this way is a huge challenge. the pristine wilderness is hom

year has gone from a small tech festival to really summit with a lot of big names you mention it tim berners lee for example the inventor of the world wide web is here he spoke last night we're also going to see you commissioner for competition besta gear who is already here last year and people were so excited about what she had to say and how she wanted to take on the big tech corporations that she got invited again this year so they're also going to be a lot of critical voices here not just you know all of the celebratory lots of big companies are are represented also apple is here google is here a lot of. companies from the from the car sector so a lot going on at this meeting but also a ton of start ups that are looking for for investors and investors looking for the next big thing. a web site. it is growing fast and i was just committed to another ten years in lisbon while it's been. yeah lisbon portugal in general and listen specifically has come a long way since since the financial crisis it's really turned around in fact this very square that i'm standing in right now it used to be

well, mike berners—lee helps supermarkets work out their climate costs.rences are striking. so making the switch from beef and lamb down to plant—based proteins is about one 50th of the carbon footprint. his advice is to eat more of this, and to check if the produce is british and in season — also to avoid fruit and veg that has been flown here. it's the tenderstem broccoli that's come from kenya, and that will almost certainly have gone on an aeroplane. there are some simple rules of thumb, so is it either in season, or is it robust enough to have been able to travel from elsewhere in the world on a boat? mike and other experts say they don't want to preach about low—carbon food, but they say, if we want to tackle climate change, we need to eat less of this. david shukman, bbc news. our other top stories this hour — voters in the us state of mississippi are casting their ballots in a run—off for the last senate seat of the mid—term elections. the vote has been overshadowed by comments made by the republican candidate cindy hyde—smith about ‘public hangin

well, mike berners—lee helps supermarkets work out their climate costs. lamb down to plant—based proteins is about one 50th of the carbon footprint. there are some simple rules of thumb, so is it either in season, or is it robust enough to have been able to travel from elsewhere in the world on a boat? mike and other experts say they don't want to preach about low—carbon food, but they say, if we want to tackle climate change, we need to eat less of this. this has come from kenya, it will have come from an aeroplane. there are simple rules, is it in season or is it robust enough to be able to travel from elsewhere in the world ona travel from elsewhere in the world on a boat? mike and other experts say they don't want to preach about this, but if we want to tackle climate change, we need to be less of this. david shukman, bbc news. politicians from nine different countries have expressed their anger after the facebook founder mark zuckerberg refused to appear as part of an international inquiry into so—called fake news despite being asked repeatedly to at

all in the bus three days tim berners the the greater the world wide web has been complaining about monopoly media coming through the internet is it would jeremy call been apparently wants to have some control over the multi-billion dollar internet companies you do consider them as public utilities that come to be regulated so much as being nationalized it's absolutely i think there's this real issue is around breaking the law because actually the why the work is advantages in shaping the big in that sense but they've they've really become you know we talk about banks thing but it took it to file i think the face companies becoming as to take place i spoke is becoming too big to bait a product company it's simply too much power in a communications saints in the hands of an individual company and within that company mark zuckerberg and so it's particularly powerful because of the watch on the voting options were within five he really does have alternate control and i just think that's a very dire situation for a lot prosy to get into yet given democracy is at the heart of the book now what wo

mike berners—lee helps supermarkets work out their climate costs. the differences are striking.the carbon footprint. his advice is to eat more of this, and to check if the produce is british and in season. also to avoid fruit and veg that's been flown here. it's the tenderstem broccoli that's come from kenya and that will almost certainly have gone on an aeroplane. there are some simple rules of thumb, so, is it either in season? or is it robust enough to have been able to travel from elsewhere in the world on a boat? mike and other experts say they don't want to preach about low—carbon food, but they say, if we want to tackle climate change, we need to eat less of this. david shukman, bbc news. the british academic, freed from jail in the united arab emirates yesterday, has arrived back in britain. matthew hedges was welcomed home by his wife daniela tejada and members of his family. the durham university phd student was given a presidential pardon after being sentenced to life in prison just days earlier for spying for the british government. the supreme court has decided not

well, mike berners—lee helps supermarkets work out their climate costs.d lamb down to plant—based proteins is about one 50th of the carbon footprint. his advice is to eat more of this, and to check if the produce is british and in season. also to avoid fruit and veg that's been flown here. it's the tenderstem broccoli that's come from kenya, and that will almost certainly have gone on an aeroplane. there are some simple rules of thumb, so, is it either in season? or is it robust enough to have been able to travel from elsewhere in the world on a boat? mike and other experts say they don't want to preach about low—carbon food, but they say, if we want to tackle climate change, we need to eat less of this. david shukman, bbc news. in france, president macron has insisted he will not abandon his vision of a low carbon society despite nationwide protests against rising fuel prices. mr macron is introducing higher taxes on petrol and diesel. he also wants all coal—fired power stations in france to close by 2022. but he said he understood the anger of protester

mike berners—lee helps supermarkets work out their climate costs. the differences are striking. footprint. his advice is to eat more of this, and to check if the produce is british and in season. also to avoid fruit and veg that's been flown here. it's the tenderstem broccoli that's come from kenya and that will almost certainly have gone on an aeroplane. there are some simple rules of thumb, so, is it either in season? or is it robust enough to have been able to travel from elsewhere in the world on a boat? mike and other experts say they don't want to preach about low—carbon food, but they say, if we want to tackle climate change, we need to eat less of this. david shukman, bbc news. in france, president macron has insisted he will not abandon his vision of a low carbon society despite nationwide protests against rising fuel prices. mr macron is introducing higher taxes on petrol and diesel. he also wants all coal—fired power stations in france to close by 2022. but he said he understood the anger of protesters, as our correspondent lucy williamson reports from paris. emmanuel

but that he has a plan to fix it speaking at the web summit tech conference in lisbon this week tim berners lee said that there's been a big change in the web since he invented it nearly thirty.

but that he has a plan to fix it speaking at the web summit tech conference in lisbon this week tim berners lee said that there's been a big change in the web since he invented it nearly thirty years ago his foundation has released a new contract for the web with guidelines for companies governments and individuals to protect an open web the contacts will be published in may next year at a moment when whole of the world's population is expected to be online. that's been described as the greenest country on the planet three quarters of butan is covered by thick forests to rare wildlife but as the country continues to develop it's struggling to find new ways to balance economic growth with the protection of the environment needs barco reports it is a window on a time before humans. time is the only carbon negative country in the world producing more oxygen than it consumes. at least sixty percent of the country must be forested is in trying to the constitution but as b. town slowly embraces the modern age keeping it this way is a huge challenge the pristine wilderness is home to one of the ra

mike berners—lee helps supermarkets work out their climate costs. the differences are striking.e produce is british and in season. also to avoid fruit and veg that's been flown here. it's the tenderstem broccoli that's come from kenya and that will almost certainly have gone on an aeroplane. there are some simple rules of thumb, so, is it either in season? or is it robust enough to have been able to travel from elsewhere in the world on a boat? mike and other experts say they don't want to preach about low—carbon food, but they say, if we want to tackle climate change, we need to eat less of this. david shukman, bbc news. women who get a degree gain more financially than men in the first few years of work according to a new study. but some of that difference may be down to the fact women who don't go to university are more likely to do part time or poorly paid work. the?research by the institute for fiscal studies also reveals that for around a third of men going to university, it initially makes very little difference to what they earn. here's our education editor, branwen jeff

but that he has a plan to fix it speaking at the web summit tech conference in lisbon this week tim berners lee said that there's been a big change in the web since he invented it nearly thirty years ago his foundation has released a new contract for the web with guidelines for companies governments and individuals to protect an open web the contacts will be published in may next year at a moment when whole of the world's population is expected to be online. that's been described as the greenest country on the planet three quarters of butan is covered by thick forests to rare wildlife but as the country continues to develop it's struggling to find new ways to balance economic growth with the protection of the environment needs barco reports it is a window on a time before humans. time is the only carbon negative country in the world producing more oxygen than it consumes. at least sixty percent of the country must be forested is in trying to the constitution but as b. town slowly embraces the modern age keeping it this way is a huge challenge the pristine wilderness is home to one of the ra

roach of morgan stanley has been a wonderful student of theory, pulling together the likes of richard berneroit a theoretical construct gaming what a central bank should do? stephen: the fed has been created. it recognized it had to use its saynce sheet and stretch to the balance sheet expansion was equivalent to reducing the policy rate below zero. bernanke made this point repeatedly. with the economy on a recovery trajectory, 10 years after the crisis was over, there is a hasef that this policy worked. it is a vague construct of the ideal level of interest rates. tom: be plug-ins are a mystery, correct? -- the plug-ins are a mystery, correct? where theng to become culture is that we are after the fact and completely data dependent? stephen: that is a reasonable way to put it. what central bankers are telling you is their policy stance is conditional on what happens. by definition, it is a backward looking policy for a central bank who has a forward-looking impact in terms of setting policy today in terms of what it means for the future. there is a disconnect between the information they us