remember that repayable loan from the uk government to bombardier?act, repayable? buried within around 7000 pages of documents the uk government submitted to the commerce department i've discovered a key fact about that loan. and it may hold the secret of why the commerce department believes the government money to bombardier was unfair to boeing. and what this document reveals is that if something goes wrong beyond bombardier‘s control it's the government, not bombardier, that is on the hook for the lot. in that case, the repayable loan won't be repaid. this is the seal of the international trade commission. it really does stand for that notion of equality, justice, fairness. professorjennifer hillman is a formerjudge at the trade commission. she feels what i've uncovered is key to the case. in us eyes the loan isn't commercial — it's a handout. if the repayable launch investment isn't ultimately repayable, is that relevant? yes, it is. by guaranteeing in the end of the day that if all else fails the uk government will step in, the government is ass

the airforce bombardier in the last few months. air force manufacturer has put a stake in the series and that means the ball to the operation here in belfast may be soft and —— that means that the blow to the operation. brilliantly explained, chris, thank you. with me now to talk about donald trump and us trade policy is jeremy shapiro, research director at the european council of foreign relations. jeremy, thank you very much for joining us. how would you assess the performance so far of donald trump at davos? you know, he came in and he said what he was supposed to say. i would say you can always tell with donald trump when he is not really happy with what he is saying because he becomes very flat, very stilted in his delivery. and that is what he did today. you can sort of read between the lines he wasn't very interested or very happy with what he is saying. why would that be then? i suppose he is trying to say something that would be unpalatable in its rawest sense to this divot—mac these global elites? in its rawest sense to t

in 2016, bombardier won a big order for 75 planes from delta airlines.key breakthrough into the us market. but boeing took legal action. it claimed bombardier spent more than $33 million building each plane, part sold them for less than $20 million. today'sjudgement means a 292% tariff won't be added to the aircraft sale price. theresa may raised her concerns over bombardier with donald trump at their meeting yesterday, when they talked of friendship and trade. could that and months of lobbying the us authorities have influenced this decision? i don't think the political pressure has been unhelpful, whether it is from the united kingdom government, the canadian government, but the fundamentals of the c—series and the fundamentals of the c—series and the fundamental arguments that bombardier have been made throughout this had been vindicated. full power to them. i'm delighted with the news this evening and i wish them every success this evening and i wish them every success in selling what is a magical aircraft. bowling may appealto my's decision, but tha

bombardier had created a c—series fleet of planes.american airlines had purchased these planes, one of these was delta airlines who purchased about 125. boeing, the plane making giant in the united states and globally, had cries of foul play, because they believed was bombardier doing was called price dumping, lowering the price of the planes in order to make it more attractive for american buyers. they took their complaints to the administration, to the commerce department, the us commerce department. the us commerce department. the us commerce department last year said last year, you know what, boeing, you are right, and levels a 300% tariff on any of those planes coming into the united states. that makes it really prohibitive. what bombardier did is that it appealed its decision to the international trade commission, which is a us agency, a us body, and that body has voted unanimously, 4-0, that body has voted unanimously, 4—0, in favour of bombardier. that 300% tariff that was initially put in place by the us commerce department i

he has been reporting on the bombardier story. which way did you expect this to go?suggested they thought it would go against them but in northern ireland here, we interviewed a judge, who used to work for itc, and she gave her, saying it was an independent process. the commerce department, the first part of the process, it judged what wrong had been done and it determined there had been wrong done by money given by foreign governments, the canadians and the uk, they came up with a tariff, 300%, but if the itcjudged there was no harm that tariff would go away and that is effectively what they have done. we don't know why they have done. we don't know why they have done. we don't know why they have determined there was no harm to boeing, and we will find out in more detail, but maybe they have decided boeing did not compete in the same space and they were doing well otherwise, maybe, but essentially they have decided boeing wasn't hurt by this subsidy given to bombardier and the tariffs now go away. it impresses upon us the importance of the independent oversight when

bombardier say it is a victory for innovation, competition and the rule of law.ter, theresa may, has tweeted this evening as well, saying that she welcomes the decision, which is good news for british industry. so a surprise result is that many people have welcomed. there will be relief and celebration on this production line tonight. a thousand people make wings for the c series passenger jet here in belfast. there was deep concern that a big order for an american airline would be lost if a huge us import tariff was imposed. they don't have to worry any more. 0fficials officials in washington have tonight thrown out a plan to impose an import tariff of nearly 300% on each of these aircraft after the american plane—maker boeing said they were being sold cheap because of unfair subsidies. the american giant lost its case. you've worked in there for years — what will they be saying in there tonight? i think they'll be pleased, i'm certainly over the moon about the decision, it's came against all expectations. how bad could it have been if the vote had gone through?

also coming up: boeing versus bombardier. us regulators will rule later on a dispute between the planemakers, with thousands ofjobs at the canadian firm at risk. and on the markets, the market in america on the highs. hang seng up as well. another very successful week for most of the markets. it was a big friday for davos and we will start once again focusing on the swiss ski resort. us president donald trump will address the world economic forum in a few hours‘ time. he‘s expected to defend his ‘america first‘ approach to international trade, as well as calling on global business leaders to invest more in his country. many of them will be concerned about the rise of protectionism. but the trump administration says they shouldn‘t be. in the words of senior white house economic advisor gary cohn: "america first is not america alone". the argument goes that if the world‘s biggest economy is doing well, the whole world benefits. this week the international monetary fund upgraded it‘s global growth forecast to 3.7%, partly becaus

bombardier said the ruling was a victory for innovation and would save thousands ofjobs.dal involving the sexual abuse of 150 female athletes by the former team doctor, larry nassar. a spokesman said all 18 directors would comply with an instruction by the us olympic committee to stand down.

but is bombardier a really out of the woods altogether?ered on the edge of insolvency just a couple of years ago. it effectively had to be bailed out by the state government in quebec. we we re the state government in quebec. we were speaking to one of the union leaders earlier and they said, yes, there is a great sense of relief, we can crack on with the see series —— the c series. but there had been redundancies announced in belfast which will still go ahead. this is a company that has some stability for the medium term but it still needs to secure its long—term future and sell a whole lot more of these planes. one thinks of belfast in historical terms as a great ship building place. but those days, presumably, are in the past. bombardier is absolutely central for providing a lot ofjobs? bombardier is absolutely central for providing a lot of jobs? it is. bombardier is absolutely at the centre of northern ireland manufacturing. it is the biggest manufacturing. it is the biggest manufacturing employer. it pays very well. it spends a load

bombardier is really quite pleased with the outcome, of this vote, and it really comes to many peoplehat the itc was going to vote in favour of boeing. boeing has said it is quite disappointed, not surprisingly, but they have also said that it will not stand by as it watches bombardier participate in illegal business practices and jeopardise american workers and i think that phrasing is interesting, because right now the white house, the trump administration is very receptive to any companies that are crying foul as a result of unfair trade practices, so as you pointed out, this really does hit mr trump exactly where it hurts in terms of what he was talking about, protecting american interests. president trump has dismissed as "fake news", reports in several newspapers that he tried to fire the man investigating alleged collusion with russia during the 2016 presidential election. it's alleged mr trump was only stopped from sacking robert mueller by white house advisers. it's a claim the president addressed head on, in davos. you are going to fire robert mueller? fake news, folks. typi

but is bombardier really out of the woods altogether?pany which has been through the wars. it teetered on the edge of insolvency a couple of years ago, it had to be bailed out by the state government in quebec and i was speaking to a union leader who said there is a great sense of relief, it means we can crack on with the c series, but it is still a company which is still seeking to cut costs all the time, there were redundancies announced in belfast last year, they will still go ahead, so this is a company which now has some stability for the medium—term but it still needs to secure its long—term future and sell a lot more of these planes. 0ne thinks of belfast in historical terms as a great shipbuilding place but those days presumably are in the past now so bombardier is central for providing a lot ofjobs. it is, bombardier is at the centre of northern ireland manufacturing. it's the biggest manufacturing employer, it pays very well, it spends a lot of money on research and development, and also has very wide supply chains, notjust in

also coming up: boeing versus bombardier.nadian firm at risk. and on the markets,

bombardier came up with a big win in the case.harm to boeing, but it tradeatchet down negotiations. there were going to be 300% , andfs on these jets were discussing moving into the united states to keep it going. scarlet: a setback for boeing. we will get to bombardier in a moment, but i was wondering if boeing has any recourse year. can it appeal? can.e: i think it i'm not the next word at trade law, but my understanding it can be appealed from here, even after the wta. but i am not a next round trade law. panel ofthis was a judges from canada as well as the u.s.. what does this mean for the c program, because this is some unexpected good news. it is a shot the arm, really. forge: it is a huge lift the c-series program. when i look at the airplane they build, i think it works well for some interior u.s. market, the midwest market that has lower density cities you want to serve on the east coast. i think delta is -- keen to teen to get ther get the airplane. i did not think they were going to get it, so they were sewing -- showin

not only for bombardier, as i said, but for u.s. customers, for u.s.yees, for canadian employees. >> alain bellemare, you're clearly excited about this win thank you for joining us on cnbc i think they'll be celebrating up in montreal a big victory for bombardier over boeing in this trade commission dispute. >> is that french fries or does that go on the frempbl fry phil, thank you. great stuff. our thanks to bombardier ceo as well. >>> dow is up 169 points back with more after this. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. but prevagen helps your brain wewith an ingredient future. originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will

this bombardier argument has been around for awhile, what the it is a politically charged situation,lks anyway, so this is kind of a poster child for what is going on there. and at the same time we have just seen the recent love in between theresa may at trump in davos, needless to say there is a potential impact onjobs needless to say there is a potential impact on jobs in needless to say there is a potential impact onjobs in northern ireland in terms of the aircraft building. so it's a very interesting one and it seems the canadians are saying because this is usjurisdiction it seems the canadians are saying because this is us jurisdiction we are not expecting to win but we will find a very shortly. interesting. i think sally has a question for us from davos. i have indeed. it's looking very cosy in that studio. nice to see you, richard. it's chilly at the world economic forum but it's going together reheated later, i'm sure, when president trump starts to speak. richard, i wa nt trump starts to speak. richard, i want to ask about some of the economic news coming out today, us and u

relief for 1,000 workers at aerospace firm bombardier, the us authorities stop plans to impose massive tariffs on plane parts made in belfast. in sport, no fa cup final for yeovil town, beaten 4—0 by manchester united, alexis sanchez the new signing instrumental but tonight newport county have the chance for an upset when they take on tottenham. and susan has the weather. my my daughter angela was murdered seven months ago. multiple oscar—nominated film three billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri, we hear from its billboards 0utside ebbing, missouri, we hearfrom its british writer and director. and susan has the weather. good morning, we will be up against the cloud this weekend, some pretty grey prospects for most today. a windy story. more details coming up. thank you. our main story: all current rape and sexual assault cases in england and wales are being reviewed as a matter of urgency. the announcement from the director of public prosecutions follows the recent collapse of several high profile trials after vital evidence had not been shared with defence lawyers. it's believed a numb

the prime minister lobby to donald trump on bombardier's behalf?wo meetings over one year. if anybody thinks thatis over one year. if anybody thinks that is good enough, that is their decision. good news so far, what is the likelihood of an appeal being made? we don't know. we have asked that boeing and the administration in america respect the decision, a unanimous, majority decision. the overall argument was that boeing was suffering a detrimental effect. we would expect everybody to respect that decision. david thompson, regional officer for the unite union, thanks for talking to us. time to look at the weather. susan has the details. as you saw in belfast, maybe you we re as you saw in belfast, maybe you were not paying attention to the weather but things have become dry in northern ireland. eastbourne, the sun is out and you could go bowling on the back lawn. it is a very different day when we look at the picture from perth and kinross, heavy rain moving into abernethy. you can see how things are shaping up you can see how things are shaping u

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

bombardier is absolutely central for the past.ntral for providing an awful lot ofjobs? it is. it is absolutely central for providing an awful lot of jobs? it is. it is absolutely at the centre of northern ireland's manufacturing. it is the biggest manufacturing employer, it pays very well, spends a lot of money on research and development and has a wide supply chain in northern ireland and across the uk. it is ha rd to ireland and across the uk. it is hard to overemphasise how important this company is to the northern ireland economy as a whole. john campbell in belfast. the headlines on bbc news: the attorney general has acknowledged that "very serious mista kes" over the disclosure of evidence by prosecutors have led to the collapse of recent trials in england and wales. at least 95 people have been killed and 150 injured in a bombing in the afghan capital, kabul. the taliban said they carried out the attack. three teenage boys have been killed, when they were hit by a car in west london. a man has been arrested. new research su

theresa may raised her concerns over bombardier in their meeting yesterday when they talked friendship trailed. could that and months of lobbying the u.s. authorities have influenced this decision? >> i don't think the political pressure has been unhelpful. whether from the united kingdom or canadian government but the fundamental arguments the company have made throughout this -- i'm delighted with the nice and i wish them every success in selling what is a magical aircraft. >> boeing may appeal tonight's decision but that could take years. meanwhile, this factory will be able to sell its plane participates tariff-free into the united states. >> do stay with us here on "bbc news." there's plenty still to come, including paying tribute to the pope of french cooking. thousandsed by farewell to the chef. >> there were seven astronauts on board. all of them were believed to have been killed. >> bill the evening, the heart of the official cairo was in the heart of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution. . >> tonight the search for survivors has an increasing desperation ab

. >>> speaking of toughness, ruling in favor of bombardier, in a dispute with boeing and bombardier hadold its jets into the u.s. market below costs but they claim two subsidies from canadian and british governments. the trade commission is tasked with deciding whether bombardier could be or have been harmed by that deal. the 3% recommended by the trump administration will not be applied to bombardier's claims if you have any concerns about that, please feel free to e-mail the show, @streetsigns cnbc. ful you feel like it, don't m s hesitate to tweet me directly @willemmarx >>> saudi prince bin alwaleed now is freed >>> as we head to break, here's a quick look at what u.s. secretary steve mnuchin got up to behind the scenes in davos. managing to hit our colleague andrew sorkin on set with a well-aimed snowball. >> be nice >>> welcome back saudi prince alwaleed has been released he was reportedly freed after the attorney general approved a financial settlement prince alwaleed described his detention as a misunderstanding and said he supports the kingdom's reform efforts my colleague hadl

the headlines on bbc news: canadian company bombardier has one is legal dispute with the us governmenthich was threatening to put on punitive tariffs on its aeroplane parts. it's america first for trade, donald trump tells global finance leaders, but the us is still open for business. the brexit secretary sets out the uk's ambitions for a transition period, after britain leaves the european union. an update on the market numbers for you. here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. now it's time for newswatch, with samira ahmed rounding up your reactions to this week's bbc news coverage. hello and welcome to news watch. coming up: a report's questions prompts tears from a bereaved father and anger from viewers. what did prompts tears from a bereaved father and angerfrom viewers. what did he ask and why? and is bbc news going overboard in reporting allegations of sexual harassment? we discussed on last week's programme viewers' concerns that bbc news is making too much of reporting on this winter's difficu

the commission ruled boeing was not harmed by bombardier and its c series jet. bombardier argued that boeing benefitted from bailout subsidies and allowed them to sell to delta at ridiculously low prices. >>> new york, noij, and connecticut are triple teaming up to sue the federal government. the states challenging the recently passed tax law and its captains on state and local tax deductibility. the governors say the law unfairly targets their states. new york's governor contents that the federal law is illegal and that it violates states' rights. >>> earlier this week we told that you the ceo of sun power was concerned about the impact solar tariffs would have on his business. today sun power said it was putting a $20 million u.s. factory expansion on hold unless its pams receive an exclusion. sun power is based in california. but as we reported, it does most of its manufacturing outside of the united states. the tariffs take effect on february 7th. >>> earlier in the program we told you how the rise in durable goods orders is a positive sign for the industria

the fact of bombardier was able to win is good news for canada, good news for bombardier.n union is already calling on bombardier to move at their production line they were planning to move to mobile, alabama back to canada. they say that commerce department, president trump's commerce department, said there should be 300% sanctions. but this independent tribunal ruled against it. administration put more pressure on canada because they lost the case, or give up and say it will not negotiate our negotiation -- affect our negotiations? scarlet: it seems all sides aren't optimistic. it may run up against mexico's presidential election, and u.s. elections in november. how does that complicate negotiations? we heard the mexican economy mr. -- minister tell bloomberg television from davos he thinks they could go up to the election. it may not complicate things, as far as he concerned -- as far as he is concerned. trump comments on mexico and the waning -- the way the negotiations are going, the leader of mexico is not particularly disposed to the united states. but they say we c

relief for a thousand workers at aerospace firm bombardier — as massive tariffs won't be imposed by americathree teenagers have been killed after a car ploughed into them in west london. a man is arrested. also in this hour: paris is on high alert for flooding. record rainfall has caused the river seine to burst its banks in one of the wettest januarys in paris in more than a century. this is the scene live in paris as people face an anxious wait to see how high the waters of the seine will rise. and the dateline london panel talk davos, brexit and the middle east. that's all in half an hour here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. all current rape and sexual assault cases in england and wales are being reviewed "as a matter of urgency". the announcement from the director of public prosecutions follows the recent collapse of several high—profile trials, after vital evidence had not been shared with defence lawyers. it's believed a number of cases could be stopped as a result, as adina campbell reports. in a move seen to help rebuild trust in the justice system, every rape and

, which basically cuts of these bombardier planes from the us market., it is because there area dispute? well, it is because there are a lot ofjobs in northern ireland that are at risk. bombardier is the largest private employer in northern ireland, some 4000 jobs. so if they are no longer able to sell these planes to the united states, a lot of those jobs could be in jeopardy. we often talk about rulings and i sometimes wonder if they are the end of the matter. could it continue beyond that decision? of course it's not the end of the matter! there are many more avenues for this to go. canada has said that if it doesn't rule in their favour, they will want to take this to other avenues. they could ta ke this to other avenues. they could take it to the world trade organisation. prime ministerjustin trudeau has said he will take it to the nafta tribunal. those are the trade mechanisms that have been put in place by the north american free trade agreement. but those dispute resolution mechanisms are actually something that president trump wants to get rid

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that‘s spotlight — bombardier, here on bbc news at 25 past eleven.87. he always made me laugh. what iconic singer. i‘m very saddened by the news, although it is not totally unexpected. how would you say that his appeal was felt by people because the dj john peel really champion their cause. yes, he played the band all the time, we used to do a lot of radio 1 sessions with him. it's a lot of radio 1 sessions with him. it‘s just so sad. influences travel a long long way, there are new bands now like cabbage. many others have been influenced by him. it is a sad day. you were the drummer with the band for 11 years, that‘s quite a long time because members would come and go with some frequency. long time because members would come and go with some frequencym long time because members would come and go with some frequency. it was a long time but mark and i had mutual respect which is why i lasted so long. it was a funny guy, very intelligent, his lyrics were superb. what was it about him, what was his particular talent. i think it veered away from the main

minister, a government source has told an agency that they expect the bombardier will lose the caselong ago had teetered on the brink of bankruptcy and it would have been very damaging for the bombardier plan to belfast. what we had last year was that audacious deal worth an airbus came in and effectively to control of the c series project. the huge global error in article company of said we can do two things here. we will be able to sell more of these planes through arabic sales network and secondly, we can use our existing factory inside the united states, to actually construct the series and get around the tariff problem. while this once would have been perhaps a terminal event, for bombardier and its operations in belfast, the picture is now a little better. because of that air bus connection. and are we expecting the decision? not until half past seven uk time. we will be down there at the bombardierfactory get we will be down there at the bombardier factory get the reaction from unions and workers as the news comes through. let‘s ta ke comes through. let‘s take a look at the w

they are saying that bombardier will continue to be the manufacturer in the future. they are really going to get new cars in service as they had promised. >> reporter: bart said it has 10 more cars in the bay area waiting to be tested and rolled out. bombardier is expected to deliver all 775 cars before 2022. >> how confident you are a -- in this new timeline? >> i have no confidence in the timeline. i would like to. >> reporter: the project leader expects bombardier to beat the scheduled deadline. candace nguyen. >>> bart says it's not retiring any of its current and older cars as the new ones go into service. the agency wants to increase the fleet to around 1000 new cars before he begins removing any of the old ones. >>> daly city police have arrested a man for allegedly pretending to be a police officer. >> the role the teenager played in his capture. >> reporter: work underway to prepare for the women's march in san francisco. we will tell you how many people they expect. you can get... ...more adventure, more woo-hoo! more magic. and more happy. and now you can

there is relief for a thousand workers at aerospace firm bombardier as massive tariffs will not now bey the us authorities. the prime minister has welcomed the landmark ruling. the release of serial sex attacker, john worboys, has been put on hold. it comes after two of his victims won the first stage of a legal challenge. paris is on high alert for flooding. record rainfall has caused the river seine to burst its banks in one of the wettest januarys in paris in more than a century. hundreds of homes have been evacuated, and tunnels and roads have been sealed off. let's have a quick look at the scene live now. you can see that the water is very high indeed there under that bridge across the river. very gloomy day as well. you can't even see the eiffel tower. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show: the sinkholes left behind by the shrinking dead sea. it is devastation, but it is also quite beautiful, isn't it? travel tech you can talk to... i have packed it. can you say it again? and i'm in mexico to see one of the world's most impressive migrations. first up this week,

bombardier said the ruling was a victory for innovation and would save thousands ofjobs.in toronto say canadian pharmaceutical billionaires barry and honey sherman were murdered in a targeted killing. the couple were found hanged in their home six weeks ago. the entire board of the us gymnastics authority is to resign in the wake of the scandal involving the sexual abuse of over 150 female athletes by the former team doctor. now on bbc news, it‘s time for inside out south west. jemma woodman investigates the truth about free—range eggs. hello and welcome to inside out south west, stories and investigations from where you live. tonight: couch potatoes, tune in. so, do we need more exercise? yes. time to get on your bike with nick baker. i think i might have got me leggings caught! also tonight, think you know your eggs? it is stretching the consumer's perception of free range to what i consider a very dangerous level. proposals for new chicken ranches ruffle feathers. and where‘s their dough? a special delivery for the bakery owner accused of not paying his staff. but we‘d

bombardier said the ruling was a victory for innovation and would save thousands ofjobs. the entire board of the us gymnastics authority is to resign in the wake of the scandal involving the sexual abuse of 150 female athletes by the former team doctor, larry nassar. a spokesman said all 18 directors would comply with an instruction by the us olympic committee to stand down. that's it from me, duncan golestani will be here at 2am. now on bbc news, it's time to click. this week, preserving people during life and after death. the digital legacy that you leave behind. and lots of reasons. —— freezers. ah, the streets of san francisco! mecca for technology innovators and officially on are those. a destination where the cult of geek reigns supreme. everyone‘s got that billion—dollar idea here and eve ryo ne billion—dollar idea here and everyone wants to save the world. the ethos of nothing's impossible i’u ns the ethos of nothing's impossible runs in the veins and twitter feeds of every twentysomething zuckerberg wannabe. now silicon valley is taking on life's biggest challeng

at the wording and then they will decide the next them steps so this battle between boeing and bombardiers going on for quite some time so this is the next but probably not the final chapter in this story now yes what does this mean for the america first policy and for the influence that trump actually has on the trade and policy. it is a big blow to the u.s. government because if the idea stands in the way then also some of those other tariffs we were talking about in the past couple of weeks are in jeopardy the u.s. international trade commission is an independent body and it shows that obviously at least one commission is stepping in the way of the u.s. government term who tried to save their own industry with those tariffs it's a very controversial topic over here and a lot of economists actually say that having such a protectionist course is not good for us grows so this decision actually might be a good one for the u.s. economy looking at of all the story together with you thank you very much to new york and have a good weekend on to another topic that might influence the economy can

department of commerce to announce if it will be adding high import tariffs to canadian company bombardierdecision could affectjobs here. we'll be hearing from a spokesman for the wetherspoons pub chain who have apologised to customers and found another supplier after it had to take steaks off the menu. and we will hear more from john humphrys about top bbc stars taking more pay cuts. now on bbc news it's time for fa cup sportsday live from yeovil. # fillup your # fill up your glasses... to the tune of the anthem, ii # fill up your glasses... to the tune of the anthem, 11 men of yeovil role into action. yeovilfinds itself centre of the football world. and with a quick turn, the skipper slide it in. almost exactly 69 years ago yeovil town stunned first division sunderland to reach the fifth round of the fa cup and they are on a roll again. south end, port vale and bradford have all fallen by the way. yeovil town are a league club now, but they are the lowest ranked team left in the competition. and the side that knocked them out all those years ago at the end of their greatest cu p years ag

my right honorable friend the business secretary has been very active on behalf of bombardier. we're pleased by the outcome. i think you can rest assured the government will remain a strong supporter of business in northern island, but i would perhaps add the sooner we can get back to divulge government in northern island the easier it will be to ensure that practical benefits flow back to northern ireland. >> thank you very much, mr. spe. i put high-speed is critical in critical towns with his been a market since 1310. in this age of internet shopping with my right honorable friend confirm the government support for traditional markets and policies that will boost our high street? >> mr. speaker, my friend is right to speak up on behalf of his constituents. i know he's a tireless campaigner, and markets like the one are part of the local fabric and tradition of towns right across this country. what together wants to do is to help those markets and town centers to prosper and what is at the same time and rapidly changing retail environment and assure my right honorable friend t

the canadian plane maker bombardier wins a major legal victory over its us competitor, boeing. after team doctor larry nassar was sentenced for sexual abuse crimes. my my daughter angela was murdered seven months ago. and the multiple oscar—nominated film, three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. we speak to the writer and director.

in october last year he put tariffs on bombardier, a canadian era space company —— he campaigned on this of this as the trump administration progresses —— aerospace company. it is samsung and lg who are the two affected manufacturers from korea. whirlpool, aus manufacturers from korea. whirlpool, a us manufacturer, has been pushing the barrel on this one, saying they have lowered prices to such an extent that they simply can't compete and really this amounts to an unfairtrade compete and really this amounts to an unfair trade practice. of course it will be the us consumer paying it because tariffs just end up in the pricetag and lg and samsung say they are starting manufacturing in the us and this is counter—productive. solar panels, why is that such a major issue for americans? it is a big issue because of china, they have really pursued solar aggressively and there's a big problem with appellation over there and they want to do something about it. -- air and they want to do something about it. —— air pollution. in the process of kickstarting the solar industry, it has to be said it has

relief for a thousand workers at aerospace firm bombardier — the us authorities stop plans to imposesive tariffs on plane parts made in belfast. in sport, no cup miracle for yeovil town. alexis sanchez made his debut, as manchester united eased to a 4—0 victory at huish park last night. but league two newport have the chance for an upset this evening when they host tottenham. my my daughter, angela, was murdered... the multiple oscar—nominated film three billboards outside ebbing, missouri — we'll hear from its british writer and director. and susan has the weather. good morning. we are going to be up against the cloud this weekend, some pretty great prospects and rain for most of us today as well. a windy story. more details coming up. good morning. first, our main story. all current rape and sexual assault cases in england and wales are being reviewed as a matter of urgency. the announcement from the director of public prosecutions follows the recent collapse of several high—profile trials, after vital evidence had not been shared with defence lawyers. it's believed a number of cas

has ruled against punitive tire of some posed by the trump administration on canadian aircrafts bombardier's c. series was facing three hundred percent import charges of theft or u.s. plane maker boeing complained of competitor had unfairly received government subsidies. philippine president tried to go to territory has voiced support for myanmar as umbrella leave their own songs of change to tears he has said he pays the nobel prize laureate who's facing international condemnation for failing to address the atrocities committed against the hinge of muslims in me on mar. well today's edge national holocaust remembrance day marks every year on the anniversary of the gratian of the auschwitz concentration camp nazi germany murdered more than six million jews in the second world war one of those working to uphold the memory of the victims is ninety five year old survivor market meissner in the us capital washington. market meisner was born in austria seem practical slovakia's in one thousand nine hundred four the growing anti semitism in her city became more and more noticeable so markets mothe

commission has ruled against punitive tariffs imposed by the trump of ministration on canadian aircraft bombardier c. series was facing three hundred percent import charges after u.s. plane maker boeing complained its competitor had unfairly received government subsidies. philippine president go to terrorists he has voiced support for myanmar's embroils leader aung san suu kyi. said sees the nobel prize laureates who's facing international condemnation for failing to address the atrocities committed against muslims are. both south korea's president in has visited the scene of a hospital fire that killed dozens and injured more than one hundred of his visitors came as authorities ordered an investigation into the cause of the blaze the building in the southern says. caught fire on friday. today as its national holocaust remembrance day marks every year on the anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz the concentration camp nazi germany murders more than six million jews in the second world war one of those working to uphold the memory of the victims is ninety five year old survivor market meis

canadian company bombardier has won it's legal dispute with the us government, which was threateningt parts. it's america first for trade, donald trump tells global finance leaders, but the us is still open for business. charting a new course — the brexit secretary outlines his vision for the years immediately after britain's departure from the eu. and on newsnight, one of the many women raped by black cab driver john worboys talks to us, at length, about her ordeal and her determination to keep him in prison.

going to be made even trickier by the fact the us has imposed tariffs on canadian aerospace company bombardierstralian prime minister malcom turnbull said that all would be open for the us should it ever decide tojoin all would be open for the us should it ever decide to join but it's difficult to see that happening at least within the next three years. the other members want to prove they can do it without the united states. this agreement comes as world leaders gather in davos. prime minister narendra modi is the first indian leader to attend in 20 years and it's one of the fastest growing economies in the world. the government expects growth of 6.5% this fiscal year while growth is expected to increase next year. despite some economic rot —— despite some economic reforms and the goods and services tax. narendra modi is facing a huge challenge of the wealth gap. 1% facing a huge challenge of the wealth gap. i% owned 60% of the wealth, a gap second only to russia. he opened a form with some tough on trade. translation: forces of protectionism are raising their heads against globalisation. the

last year they said they are working with bombardier to correct the problems causing the delays.more cars other than these 10 they are going to have to pass more of those tests. >> so are they thinking that the ones the -- future ones that cam out, are they going to be delayed more or will they rolling them out on time? >> reporter: they haven't said. just that according to the original contract we are supposed to get all 775 cars by 2023. but with all these delays, it's inevitable that that deadline will be pushed back but we have no confirmation. >> at least the first 10 start tomorrow. candice nguyen in the newsroom tonight, thank you. >>> a san francisco tech company has released the most dangerous bay area communities. they say the riskiest route per mile is 280 because of the speed and dangerous driving. the safest is 580 from oakland to s during the morning commute is the most dangerous is the san mateo. the safest bridge is the golden gate. zen drive says it studied 100,000 drivers who made more than a million trips into and out of san francisco last november. one of the

. >> this is a huge win for bombardier, the u.s.de commission has ruled in favor of bombardier by a vote of 4-0. a unanimous decision that the proposed tariffs or i should say the sale of the c-series planes to u.s. airlines and delta is the main customer, they have ruled against boeing saying it would not, would not injure boeing and therefore, they're basically going against the proposed 292% proposed tariffs from the commerce department. remains to be seen what is the next step, but this is a big win for bombardier many people did not think they would win this many people thought boeing would get the win and we would see the tariffs go through on the c-series commercial airplane that is not the case bombardier wins umanmousily. 4-0 the vote >> big one there thank you very much. let's go now to michelle in davos. michelle >> hey, there, tyler you know, if president trump hadn't been in davos this week, you know what would have been the number one topic, cryptocurrencies and blockchain. they would have been front and center with ev