labeled everything to be tracked where you were where you got a coffee where you had a meal what you bourse i actually don't think it's like grace. she says her children barely ever use cash that puts them in the minority in germany but that may not necessarily be the case for much longer. now the search is on in european waters for three containers carrying potentially dangerous substances that softer the and the seas only lost its cargo during a storm on tuesday night so far only a small bag of a substance thought to be toxic has been washed up the part of our flag ship was traveling between antwerp in belgium and became a half in in germany when its cargo came some twenty containers have so far washed up on dosh island several more expected to end up on the northern german coast here on the dutch island of tash elling it's finders keepers in the netherlands unlike in some other countries you're allowed to keep items that have been washed ashore and in this case there's quite a haul to be heard. so much in all kinds of sizes and colors will keep them in the attic for now and then sell the

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this is the bourses cycle. when you look at the earth's atmosphere from space from the space station you see this thin blue line on the curfew and it's a humbling experience when you realize how important it is for us to continue on earth and powell tell us it's just held down by gravity what if it were to just disappear in a flash. these day of our planets has been defined by mass extinctions all of these events had a common cause the atmosphere losing its ability to sustain life. dust and gases released by the chemical reactions all the impact of meteorites made the atmosphere hostile to life. so it's clear that the atmosphere is crucial for a life but there's something that's behind the atmosphere that's driving it that's causing all the processes that are important. so the sun drives. processes in the atmosphere by light and the sun's light comes and falls on the line and all falls on the oceans and warms them up. the land surface and that warms the air above it and suki makes the air transport energy and p

could of course but consider what is the what what are the drawbacks of not hanging out in local bourse not hanging out with people not talking to them it means that they they basically don't know what's going on around them so we're sending people to conflicts we're telling them try to build peace in this place but we don't give them any opportunity to actually do their child because they don't have the knowledge going in that they need knowledge of local. conditions local cultures etc and on top of that we're telling them stay in your bunker and don't interact with local people so they came to the can't actually develop the knowledge that they need the knowledge of local conditions the understanding of why people are fighting and what it would take to build peace and on top of that it's not as if staying at oh you know removed from our local people was a way to guarantee that peacekeepers are viewed as neutral and objective because you've seen that in syria and in libya and in afghanistan i've seen that in all of the places where i've worked people always complained that the internati

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because of the abbreviated session we had on new year's eve and even market holidays across many major bourses, how much of this is perceived as a catch up trade because we didn't have as much trading activity or liquidity in the final couple days of trading in europe? >> yes certainly many markets were closed on newier's eve ieyear' europe this is a bit of a catch-up trade, but there's nothing we heard to materially change the view that we saw going out of 2018 it's a cautious tone here in europe, talking to analysts and fund managers on the show this morning, investors are largely in wait and see mode a huge number of outstanding issues carried over from 2018 into 2019. brexit, u.s./china trade spat, broader economic slowdown across europe and china a huge number of issues remain outstanding. here today this surely is a reflection of that cautiousness as we head into the new year >> one more point here as we talk about those items you listed as being points of observation or things that traders will be watching, what will be key on the agenda for big policymakers in the next couple of weeks?

champion for ven gerwen we will hear whether the 2018 edition hit the bullseye let's look at european bourses before we head to break. . >>> welcome back michael van gerwen has won his third pdc world darts championship it makes him one of the sports most decorated players. one of the people who likes to watch darts very closely is adam reid he's been covering the tournament over the past couple of weeks was this final match a showcase for this increasingly popular sport? >> from a spectacle it was yes, michael van gerwen was the number one seed, he now becomes the three-time winner of the event, which cements his place at the top of the sport. to reflected on the tournameur tournament as a whole, i'm joined by matt porter. even at this early stage, let's start off by saying what markers do you look at to determine whether or not this was a successful world championship or the most successful world championship for you >> from our point of view it was the biggest world championship we had 2.5 million pounds prize money. 96 players 85,000 fans live live tv coverage worldwide from a scalable po

salaries the most expensive player cardiff ever bourse friend said it was his dream to step out in the english premier league a dream that may now never be fulfilled. today's big day for hollywood on fourth of us the nominations for this year's oscars are a couple of films lead the pack with ten nominations each of the black watch drama roma by mexican director alfonso. the favorites bizarre period drama starring i view. of england. film experts roxboro is here to talk us through this year's oscar contenders welcome scots so. the favorites they surprise you. oh well it didn't surprise me that they got a lot of nominations i mean these are two of my favorite films from last year and i expect them to go a lot of oscar love to both do well at the ceremony this year but rome is a really interesting film because this is a. black and white film set in mexico in the one nine hundred seventy s. and if it wins best picture will become the first film in history first foreign language film in history to hollywood's top prize but it's interesting for another reason because this film is made by net

in a devastating blow for the prime minister lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to reject the bourse deal from the european union we'll go live to london and ask once next in this unprecedented political drop. off it's good to have you with us it is one of the biggest defeats ever suffered by a british prime minister at the hands of parliament tonight theresa may put her brakes that plan for taking the u.k. out of the european union before british lawmakers and they shot it in pieces delivered a resulting no voting four hundred thirty two to two hundred two against a recent may's withdrawal plan moments after that result opposition labor leader jeremy corbyn submitted a motion of no confidence in may's government that vote is set for tomorrow wednesday. if may survive said she says that she's ready to meet with all position leaders in what she says will be a constructive spirit to find a way forward for brics that here's what she had to say in the immediate after. math of her deceit. every day that passes without this issue being result means more uncertainty and full rancor the governmen