what more could a brand as powerful as british vogue be doing in that regard? about championing the dish ration but it might be in the world of diversity. what more could be doing —— could they be doing?” diversity. what more could be doing -- could they be doing? i would like to see the other picture being used from the programme.” to see the other picture being used from the programme. i think you are referring to when they kept from the programme makers that they would be using kate middleton. it is about attracting a younger audience and how much will that work? as a magazine, it is probably an older person who is buying it now, so maybe online they would have used different pictures anyway, so they may have deep split the way they approach their customers. interesting. well, let's see who does take it on. thank you very much for now. let's get a weather update. that is onejob i for now. let's get a weather update. that is one job i will not be applying for. i am more of a fashion victim than anything else. we have had murky weather across much of the east

such as body image, diversity and, basically, just championing british fashion, and that's what they does all over the world. and vogue's in charge, promoting designers likejohn galliano and alexander mcqueen. she's played a key role in nurturing and wearing british talent, including this dress by erdem. nonetheless, she stood out on the front row as the down to earth face of fashion. unlike other ultra—slim, ultra—stylish editors, she made her mark by looking normal and while she admitted to anxiety, she kept it well hidden, as a recent documentary revealed. you don't seem like someone who would carry much stress with you though? no, i know. it's amazing that, isn't it? i've never seemed like somebody who carries stress with me.

out of vogue after 25 years at the helm, the editor of british vogue alexandra shulman says she's steppingown. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. after growing pressure from mps to publish her plans on how the uk will leave the european union. theresa may now says the government will publish a formal white paper on brexit for parliament's scrutiny. it will be separate from the legislation mps will vote on, which will trigger the process of leaving the eu. here's our political correspondent, carole walker. off to the commons. reporter: are you worried about defeat, prime minister? yesterday the supreme court ruled against the prime minister, forcing her to consult parliament before starting formal brexit negotiations. that wasn't enough for some mps who complained about the lack of a clear vision of the government's plans. order, questions to the prime minister. but today she sought to seize the initiative with an unexpected announcement. i can confirm to the house that our plan will be set out in a white paper published in this house. a white paper, formally setting out the government

out of vogue — after 25 years at the helm, the editor of british vogue, alexandra shulman, says she'sg down. and coming up in the sport on bbc news... serena williams has backed britain'sjoanna konta to be a future australian open champion — despite knocking her out in the quarter finals in straight sets. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. donald trump is promising a "big day" on national security today, as he makes good on his pre—election promises to crack down on immigration, and tighten internal security. he's expected to give details of how america will build its wall along the border with mexico. he's also expected to halve the number of refugees allowed into the us, and tighten visa controls on visitors from a number of predominantly muslim countries. 0pponents have reacted with alarm to the plans, as david willis now reports from washington. we're going to have our borders nice and strong. we're going to build a wall. build a wall. build a wall! we have to build the wall, folks. it was the soundtrack to donald trump's unorthodox campaign for president — a call

. >> victoria beckham has written a later to her 18-year-old self for british vogue.-- wow -- as posh spice. i tell you what i want what i really really want. she writes this, i know you are struggling right now. youera aren't the prettiest or thinnest and you have acne. but she writes this, after the 80s your weight and complexion will sort itself out. embrace imperfection and let your skin breathe. wear less makeup. on plast, surgery, she said don't mess with your boobs. celebrate what you've got. warns herself to prepare to fall in love at first sight. she writes when she first saw david beckham she fell in love instantly. he asked for her number and he still has that piece of paper with her number on that. >> do you think you believe in love in first sight? >> i sort of did. years and years ago. i told this story before. it was 4:00 in the morning. i was at another morning show to get ready to do a commercial with a basset hound. i have paid business. i'm walking along the hallway over there and i look over and the greatest pair of buns i have ever seen in my life

. >> victoria beckham has written a letter to her 18-year-old self for "british vogue." to fame. wow. as posh spice with the spice girls. remember? i'll tell you what i want, what i really, really want. that's one of the few i -- she writes this. "i know you are struggling right now," to her 18-year-old self. you aren't the prettiest or the thinnest. that's hard to believe. "you have acne." after the 80s -- embrace imperfections and let your screen breathe. wear less makeup. this is the interesting one. on prlastic surgery she writes. all those years i denied. stupid. a sign of insecurity. just celebrate what you've got. also prepare yourself to fall in love at first sight. apparently that's what happened. when she first saw david beckham, she fell in love instantly. he asked for her number, and this is the cute part. he still has that piece of paper with her number on it. >> do you think you can fall in love at first sight? >> well, i sort of did. years and years and years ago. i've told this story before. i was -- it was 4:00 in the morning. i was at another morning sh

so it is featured in a essay for british vogue. >> so she is now 42.er younger self to embrace her imperfections. in this, she says, she would wear less make up, and she would not have gotten her chest enlarged. she d she said your complexion will sort itself out. in fact you'll launch your own make up brand as soon as the 80s calm down. terrible perm, your weight will set it will self. and i should probably say don't mess with your boobs. all of those years i de need it. stupid. a sign of insecurity. just celebrate what you've got. >> you can go back, what would you say to yourself? >> well, i think, i don't know, there are so many things. the list is so long. but i like what she is saying about her chest. one of the things i noticed during the awards show, that so many more young women are not getting their chests enhanced, enlarged it, used to be every actress did it, not any more. >> i can say ooh a few words but i don't want to stand up on that. >> we will talk more about michelle obama making her final late night appearance as first lady. >> she

and while british vogue, which hasjust celebrated its 100th anniversary, still sits at the top of the also gone is a fashion editor who never really seemed like a typical fashion editor. calm, reserved, a recent documentary wondered why in a world of high emotion, she seemed to be immune to fashion‘s high anxiety. you don‘t seem like somebody who would carry much anxiety with you? no, i know, it's amazing, isn't it? i've never seen like someone who carries stress with me. but you do? yes. 20 years ago she faced criticism with heroin chic and vogue and in the end, she was questioning white models had to be so tiny. her personal style was never dictated by fashion either and you rather stood out for being strangely normal. let‘s catch up with the weather forecast. we have still got murky conditions across central and eastern england but today is the last of the foggy days. the fog ca ptu red last of the foggy days. the fog captured earlier by keith was out for a walk in cambridgeshire. and earlier today, we saw the mist and fog lifting out of the trent valley to reveal sparkling winter

while british vogue, which hasjust celebrated its 100th anniversary, is still at the top of the fashionx. it's always unnerving then when someone with a reputation for knowing what works, goes. but what has also gone is a fashion editor who never really seemed like a typical fashion editor. calm, reserved, a recent documentary wondered why in a world of high emotion, she seemed to be immune to the high anxiety of fashion. you do not seem like someone who carries much stress with you. i know, it is amazing. i've never seemed like someone who carries stress. but you do? yes. twenty years ago she had faced criticism in an era of so—called heroin chic and of super skinny models and by the end she questioned designers why fashion clothes had to be so tiny. and unlike other editors, her personal style was not controlled by the dictates of fashion. she rather stood out for being strangely normal. donald trump talking to abc news. are you going to direct us funds to pay for the wall? ultimately it will come out of what is happening with mexico, we will start the negotiations soon. we will be re

such as body image, diversity and, basically, just championing british fashion, and that's what they does all over the world. and vogue's publishers said she'd been the towering figure of the british fashion press throughout her time in charge, promoting designers likejohn galliano and alexander mcqueen. she's played a key role in nurturing and wearing british talent, including this dress by erdem. nonetheless, she stood out on the front row as the down to earth face of fashion. unlike other ultra—slim, ultra—stylish editors, she made her mark by looking normal and while she admitted to anxiety, she kept it well hidden, as a recent documentary revealed. you don't seem like someone who would carry much stress with you though? no, i know. it's amazing that, isn't it? i've never seemed like somebody who carries stress with me. but you do? yeah. alexandra shulman has been a cheerleaderfor the british fashion industry for 25 years, now she says she wants to experience a different life, away from vogue. rebecca jones, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's emily. tonight, on newsnight, we find out what the mexica

british vogue editor alexandra shulman is to step down as editor—in—chief after more than 25 years.‘s just see if there is a first question now to the prime minister. we will have a listen. he is accompanied by a delegation of his parliamentary colleagues... let‘s bring in norman. you are confidently addicting it is going to be brexit. yes, because pretty much all other politics now seems to be continually and repeatedly overshadowed by brexit. at the start of the week we had the government unveiling its industrial strategy, and that seems to have disappeared without trace because of brexit. theresa may is on her feet. iam sure her feet. i am sure that the whole house will join me in sending our thoughts to the police officer who was shot over the police officer who was shot over the weekend. mr speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today, and later this week i will travel to the united states for talks with president trump. may ijoined the prime minister in sendin

vogue. when she does, she will be the first british prime minister to do so >> her love of fashion made headlines, she was once criticized for wearing a pair of leather pants which costs more than $1,000. it happened with photographer annie leesburg wits >> the divisionnal playoff team on fox 5 was the most watched playoff game ever. 48.5 million people witnessed the packers win by mason crosby. good news. fox considering super bowl 51 airs right here in three weeks. and i don't think we have any profit-sharing in that. let me temper my enthusiasm. >>> how are you doing >> good, wisdom. let's get the kids off to the bus stop early. most heading back to school today. heading back to work. here's what you can expect as you get off the bus stop. 32 to 42 temperatures depending on where you live. the colder off to the north closer to pennsylvania border. scattered showers around. may want to pack the umbrella. rain jacket. not everybody will need them but better safe than sorry. after school much of the same but a little warmer 49 to 57. mid to upper 50's as you ged south of dc. that's going to be th

downing street has confirmed that the british prime minister will appear in us fashion magazine voguee. theresa may is known for her love of fashion and eye—catching shoes. she posed for annie leibovitz in a spread that is due to hit newsstands in april. now to close escape caught on camera. he can see a group of teenagers playing indoor hockey and then making a sudden dash for the exit as the roof sta rts sudden dash for the exit as the roof starts to cave in. luckily there we re starts to cave in. luckily there were only a couple of my knowledge areas “— were only a couple of my knowledge areas —— minor injuries with everybody making it to safetyjust in time. because of crash is not yet known. let's just remind you of the breaking news coming into this hour. there are reports coming in that a turkish airlines cargo plane has crashed in kurdistan. at least 16 people died in the incident near the capital. rescue workers have recovered the body of a pilot and 15 local people whose houses were in the area where the boeing 7117 jet crashed. just to recap, that is a turkish airlines cargo

downing street has confirmed that the british prime minister, theresa may, will appear in us fashion magazine vogueen planned for a long time. theresa may is known for her love of fashion and eye—catching shoes. she posed for renowned portrait photographer annie leibovitz in a spread that's due to hit news—stands in april. one of america's largest and most celebrated circuses billed as the greatest show on earth is to close after 146 years. the show, run by ringling brothers and barnum and bailey, will face the final curtain in may. 0 nto 0nto the largest population of asian elephants in the western hemisphere. it's a sign of the times and it's a sign of more things to come. we know so sign of more things to come. we know so much more about wild animals and we did 100 plus years ago. we know that elephants don't voluntarily balance on balls, they do these things because of the. —— fear. we're moving the elephants from the units and we saw a very sharp drop in attendance, much greater than we anticipated, and that's led us to this decision because the business model was no longer sustainable. it's a

downing street has confirmed that the british prime minister, theresa may, will appear in us fashion magazine vogueen planned for a long time. theresa may is known for her love of fashion and eye—catching shoes. she posed for renowned portrait photographer annie leibovitz in a spread that's due to hit news—stands in april. now to a very close escape caught on camera in the czech republic. here you can see a group of teenagers playing indoor hockey making a sudden dash for the exit as the roof starts to cave in. luckily there were only a couple of minor injuries from the rush with everyone making it to safetyjust in time. the cause of the collapse is as yet unknown. a reminder of our top story: the turkish airlines cargo plane that crashed in kurdistan. we are now hearing from the authorities that at least 20 people died, among them six children. you're watching them six children. you're watching the world news. more updates on that as we get it. thanks for watching. hello there, good morning. we've got a weather front draped across the united kingdom to start the day today. from the north—east of s

vogue magazine. she's grace the cover of april. she will be the first british prime minister on the cover.es in march. >>> president obama and wife michelle already decided what they're doing as soon as donald trump takes the oath of office. they are jetting out of dc. straight to palm springs. tmz is right. it's reporting the first familiar l leave the capitol after the inauguration and take a 2:45 p.m. night on the special air mission to california. you might recognize the plane. it is the same one that president obama used well he still is president that uses right now. but when a sitting president is not on it, it is not called air force one which is a special designation for whatever thing he's on as far as plane. marine one a helicopter when he's on the helicopter. that's how it goes. >> he can't wait to go. >> i'm sick of ya'll folks. i need a vacation. >> i'm waiting for the book tour. you know that will be happening, right? >> that's true. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29. tm seem, dish nation, then stay tuned for fox's chasing news followed by the simpsons. we'