the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau has been holding talks with president trump at the white house died in an avalanche in the french alps. the group was buried after a wall of snow swept across an area off piste. an update on the markets. this is how the ftse and the dax ended the day. for the first time, pensioners are on average better off than those of working age. that's according to new research by the think—tank, the resolution foundation. it says a new wave of pensioners are more likely than previous generations to own their home, have generous private pensions and still be working. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. pensioners' incomes rolling ahead with company pensions, their own homes, even above—inflation increases in the state pension. these pensioners in harrow say money can still be tight. when you retire, you're fine. seven years down the line, everything's gone up. my husband and i had company pensions and got the state pension and we have paid more for our house, so quite comfortable. if i didn't have a private pension, no way could i be b

president trump and the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau have emphasised their shared interestsn trade and immigration, after their first summit meeting at the white house. but there was little talk about the story that has been gripping the headlines: national security adviser michael flynn has apologised for his discussions with russian diplomats before the inauguration. our north america editor jon sopel reports. announcer: the president of the united states and the prime minister of canada. this is the neighbour just dropping by. but were there ever two elected leaders so different in style and substance than donald trump and justin trudeau? both men were on their best behaviour, because on one particular issue they are thousands of miles apart — and that is whether to allow those fleeing persecution into the country. on the day after president trump signed his controversial executive order banning refugees and travellers from seven mainly—muslim countries, justin trudeau tweeted this: "to those fleeing persecution, terror and war, canadians will welcome you, regardless of y

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president trump has had his first meeting with canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau.success. president trump described north korea as a "big, big problem". we'll look at how his administration dealt with this first test. mr trump's security adviser is under pressure. he's accused of discussing sanctions with russia before the end of the obama administration. he's initially denied this, now he's not so sure. katty kay will be live in a moment. and in sport manny pacquiao's turned to a twitter poll to pick his next opponent. has the whiff of a pr stunt. we'll look at how this is going to work.

president trump has had his first meeting with canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau. the two leaders discussed terrorism, and cooperation on trade and growth. north korea has declared sunday's ballistic missile test a success. president trump described north korea as a "big, big problem". we'll look at how his administration dealt with this first test. mr trump's security adviser is under pressure. he's accused of discussing sanctions with russia before the end of the obama administration. he's initially denied this, now he's not so sure. katty kay will be live in a moment. and in sport manny pacquiao‘s turned to a twitter poll to pick his next opponent. has the whiff of a pr stunt. we'll look at how this is going to work. this is the us national security adviser, michael flynn. he's under pressure. he's accused of discussing sanctions on russia with the russian‘s us ambassador before donald trump became president. doing so would have violated laws on private citizens engaging in foreign policy. a senior white house official has said... "it's not his place to weigh in

let's get more, now, on the meeting of president trump and the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau. trump's comments on north korea, but trade and immigration were also discussed. here's our north america editorjon sopel. announcer: the president of the united states and the prime minister of canada. this is the neighbour just dropping by. but were there ever two elected leaders so different in style and substance than donald trump and justin trudeau? both men were on their best behaviour, because on one particular issue they are thousands of miles apart — and that is whether to allow those fleeing persecution into the country. 0n the day after president trump signed his controversial executive order banning refugees and travellers from seven mainly—muslim countries, justin trudeau tweeted this: "to those fleeing persecution, terror and war, canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith. diversity is our strength. welcome to canada." so how would they deal with this obvious policy difference at theirjoint news conference? we cannot let the wrong people in, and i will not allo

more now on the news that the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau has been meeting president trumprism. 0ur correspondent is in washington. these two men it has to be said behind—the—scenes, there is not a lot that you can say they have in common in terms of policy, but because they are neighbours they have to get on and it is clear from the press conference they were trying to do that. i think that is definitely the case. they will have to work with each other over the next four years, so they will have to find a way of making peace with their differences on things like free trade, international affairs, on things like free trade, internationalaffairs, immigration in particular, the refugee resettlement. so when you heard them talking today, about how important their economic bonds are, very large market for each other as far as trade goals, and national security is important for both of them. every time they were presented with a question they try to turn it into some sort of way of finding unity rather than being divisible, trudeau said he didn't come down to washington to lectu

canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau is to meet us president donald trump at the white house in a fewor security failings at a privately—run prison in the north east of england. panorama filmed undercover at hmp northumberland and discovered a number of problems, including inmates using drugs. joining me now from central london is mike rolfe, national chair of the prison 0fficers' association thank you forjoining us. how shocked you by these findings? not at all, really. this is what we've seen over the recent weeks in terms of riots and high levels of violence. the prisons are in crisis, there is no control, there is no real support for the staff to be able to turn that around. i haven't had the opportunity to see what is in the panorama show tonight but it is indicative of what we've been seeing for a while. are you saying it is the same as this in most or all prisons ran country? there are exceptions were good work is still going on in therapeutic prisons where prisoners are actively engaging, but the majority are in this mess. the predominant prison make up is category c establish