i was struck by her measured pace her lord chamberlain. who is the senior official at buckingham palace later told me that she moved slowly to absorb everything that's going on and to take as much in as she can. i also marveled at her mastery of brief but focused conversations and her sturdy stance. a technique that she once explained to the wife of one of her foreign secretaries by lifting her evening gown above her ankle. and saying one plants one's feet apart like this always keep them parallel. make sure your weight is evenly distributed and that's all there is to it. as i observed the queen over the course of a year. i accumulated impressions that helped me understand how she carries out her role and how earnestly she does her job with great discipline and concentration in every situation. she is not just a figurehead. and she has an impressive range of duties every day except christmas and easter. she spends several hours reading those government boxes that barbara just described. they are delivered they are they are red leather boxe

about four years into the acc, north carolina went 32-0, undefeated national champions, beat wilt chamberlainas in triple overtime and that game changed college sports. it changed sports here at the university of north carolina and it changed basketball in the acc. when north carolina won that national championship game, there were 10,000 people at the airport when the team came back. it was the first televised game in the state of north carolina. for a lot of reasons, it really took off in the '50s with that national championship team and some of the great tar heels from that team and from that, you know, coach smith, dean smith, he began his program five years after that. and coach smith became the winningest coach in college basketball history and is a legend here in chapel hill. dean smith was our head basketball until 1997. when he retired, he was the winningest coach in college basketball history. he helped the united states win back the gold medal at the olympics in 1976. he won two national championships and more than that, he built a great program. the carolina way of play hard, play

poland and hungary work an already with the nazis and czechoslovakia they invaded it and then noble chamberlain comes and science you can dream it and france in basically through czechoslovakia under the bus and they don't really want to stir remember that part you see but they just abandon them and again the it had been for stalin coming on the eastern front. go slowly syria encouraged by this success is deputy foreign minister again jim baker dreamed that in the forthcoming with russia poland along with italy and ship. and would be allied with germany and they would divide among themselves the huge piii of the suv eat cuny and as hitler cool dates. they were planning to occupy land from the baltic sea to the blank sea and to annex the western territories of the u.s.s.r. . but hitler had his sights set on them unpruned wasn't included in the plans germany vang to take. europe looked on in silence at this difficult moment having lost faith in the west moscow move troops to poland. on from going to the 23rd $939.00 unknown aggression pact was signed between the u.s.s.r. and germany the mullahs o

alex 0xlade—chamberlain had a different kind of season.vintage, it could now and when just enough. vintage, it could now and when 'ust enou:h. ., ., ., ., ~ vintage, it could now and when 'ust enou:h. ., ., ., ., . ., enough. one more game to go. we are not the biggest — enough. one more game to go. we are not the biggest squad. _ enough. one more game to go. we are not the biggest squad. especially - enough. one more game to go. we are not the biggest squad. especially in - not the biggest squad. especially in the position we have to go again. it is now clear and that is the premier league. now came on on the weekend. 0n the last document liverpool welcome crystal palace and a former manager. leah spent three months on the fringes but now the top four is insight. it was a dismal night for tottenham in their final home game of the season as they lost 2—1 to aston villa in what could also have been harry kane's final game in front of the spurs fans. kane's future has been the focus of speculation for the past few days, and the crowd showed

alex 0xlade—chamberlain is available again, maybe we will see him on the bench.lbion through illness. james milner it may also be in contention. we will have the team news at round the back 7:15pm tonight when it is revealed. but the momentum liverpool have, and the fact that seven weeks ago nobody would have given them a chance of klopp calls it the semifinal tonight. he wants to take it to the final on the last day against crystal palace, against a former liverpool manager, and with the fans back at anfield, because the fans will also be here at burnley tonight, so that will add a bit more spice. burnley want to finish their season on a hike in front of their home fans. it has not been the easiest of seasons for them as well and they will put up a fight against liverpool, guaranteed about that. many thanks indeed. you can follow all the football this evening on five format live sports. a quick round—up of some of the other football news. police scotland are investigating an explosion and fire at the home of celtic chief executive peter lawwell early this mornin

steph finishes with 46 point, joining michael jordan, wilt chamberlain, kareem abdul-jabbar as the onlyyers to win multiple scoring titles and nba titles in league history. warriors won by a dozen. curry was so hot, kent bazemore had to cool him off during the postgame interview. >> we were in sync. guys setting screens for me. and just kept pounding the pavement for the entire game and things start to loosen up. >> heads up. >> that's a good one right there. i'm going to drink that. appreciate you. >> everybody has to be confident knowing they're going to make an impact on the game on both ends of the floor. and we need every single one of them if we're going to do anything in the postseason. >> as i mentioned, we still don't know who the warriors will play wednesday night. that's still being determined right now. there is games going on. we'll run down the play-off possibilities and have a lot more from this game coming up later in sports. the only way you can cool down steph curry these days, putting water over his head. that is about it. >> he was on fire. he had to lift up his shir

goals from roberto firmino, nat phillips and alex oxlade—chamberlain put them firmly in the driving seatlevel on points with fifth—placed leicester city, and with a goal difference four better than the foxes. and now, game on on the weekend. obviously, three, four, four short three incredibly important football games stop even when relegation is decided, the championships is decided, the championships is decided, the championships is decided, three, four, five teams have to go for everything. i am teams have to go for everything. iam pretty teams have to go for everything. i am pretty sure they will go. tottenham's star striker harry kane might have played his last game in front of home support. the england captain was given a rapturous welcome, and was emotional at the end of the premier league game, kane this week expressed his frustration at the lack of major honours at spurs. golf's second major of the year, the us pga championship gets under way on thursday. it's back at kiawah island and the south carolina course could play at a staggering 7,876 yards, which would be a record in a

if the american present lab report carolina chamberlain traveled to tulsa and sent us this report, the joy and pride in tulsa green, what the 3 people here are commemorating one of the worst 3 massacres in us history . about the same time they're celebrating their heritage. most of the survivors of tells us race massacre are no longer alive, but their descendants are here today. it was kept a secret here until that and learn about it and tell i was about 9 or 10 years. well, i don't think people one to go back and remember the germanic things that happened . they might have been afraid that it might happen again in 1921. a white mob, along with tulsa police, members of the national guard, attacked the black wall street district by looting and burning businesses and hopes greenwood was reduced to ashes. at least 300 people were killed, or 10000 black people were left homeless. a shameful episode in the history of a city where race still divides this residence. we have our north part of tulsa, which is for donna black and south and east and west is predominately white. and i feel like th

the chamberlain family arrived back in london from australia this morning.orld of international travel is now slowly opening up again. butjetting off on a foreign holiday is still far from straightforward. sarah corker, bbc news at manchester airport. and there has been a mixture of nervousness and excitement among passengers today. travel firms say they have been like a delete seen a surge of bookings for portugal in recent days and my colleague nick beek is on the beach in the algarve. —— beake. thank you, those planes have been touching down and those lucky brits abroad are starting their holidays, many hotfooting it to the beach, the pool many hotfooting it to the beach, the pool, the restaurant and quite possibly the bar as well. and talking to portuguese businesses both big and small, they are delighted these customers are back and there is a real feeling today that, after an extremely difficult period, the outlook is very, very bright. this is how it feels to be on holiday again. the first wave of brits arriving at the airport. the portuguese tourist

she's churchill and not chamberlain and that is what you need to do to do job she's destined to do whichch other. and the side of the story that was bring taking, you have walked into a public local health office and i have not but when you walk in there you are walking into a netflix drama. what is going on pre-covid is to unbelievable, that it is life and death kind of every day. and it is outbreaks once a week. and it is -- you don't know what saved you, this woman stood between you and a tuberculosis outbreak and you never knew it happened, that is what interested me about her. it was the quality of the person in the situation. >> she said men underestimate me, they think that my spirit animal is a bunny and instead it is a f'ing dragon. i want to ask you about something about her that reminded me of your last book, the fifth risk. which is that all of these people incredibly impressive talented devoted who are not motivated by money. who are not doing this for the money. you spent a lot of your time writing about wall street and people like that. but does it surprise you when you se

because he really became prime minister in 1940 out of the crisis because that's from neville chamberlain's miss reading of hitler and hitler's intentions. and is it fair to say do you agree, was that even though they had they had been on opposite sides of the war that stalin had some of the same traits of hitler. name he was a tyrant. it was this idea of tyranny, to tell a therrien-ism. that churchill was trying to define as the real enemy. whether it was tyranny or to totalitarianism of the left of the right? >> yes exactly right, he has a phrase war in tyranny in the speech, and essentially the speeches about how you avoid war and defeat tyranny at the same time. to do that you have to be aligned with certain values. and this is the power of the speech and the effect of the speech. you have to be willing to demonstrate your willingness to fight. and that is what stalin reacted to. was that part and he knew this was aimed at him. so he organized so stone organizes an interview with providence, in which he attacks the speech in attacks churchill, and he says churchill is like hitler, becau

he joins michael jordan, wilt chamberlain, kareem abdul- jabbar as the only players to win multiple scoringultiple titles in league history. steph is leaving everyone around him in complete awe. >> it's been cool to watch. i appreciate the game. i love this game for what it is. it's an art and he's like the picasso of our time. he really is just doing his thing. >> he's gone above and beyond what we've asked of him, an incredible season and i'll leave it at that. he's never been better. >> it's a little bit of everything, like i said. it's a different vibe when you know the game has consequences and means something, especially those moments and shout out baron davis. i definitely channeled my moment. i ain't dunking nobody, to chan celebration, so shout out to b.d. >> here was the original baron davis with that dunk. steph today let out a big woo and shared this video today on instagram, the canon, the dunk and there goes the shirt, like father, like son. can't wait to see what happens wednesday in the warriors and lakers play. canon knows how to get things done. the dubs need one more win

mentioned earlier that he he really became a prime minister in 1940 out of the crisis of neville chamberlain's misreading if you will of of hitler hitler's intentions and part of what he was saying it. is it fair to say and would you agree? was that even though they had been obviously on opposite sides of the war that hitler the stalin had some of the same traits of hitler namely he was a tyrant there was this idea of tyranny italitarianism that that churchill was trying to to define as the real enemy whether it was a a tyranny or totalitarianism of the left or of the right? exactly, right. he has a phrase war and tyranny in the in the speech and and essentially the speeches about how you avoid war and defeat tyranny at the same time but to do that you have to be allied over certain values and you have to demonstrate and and this is the power of the speech and the effect of the speech you have to be willing to demonstrate your willingness to to fight and that's what stalin reacted to was. was that part he knew this was aimed at him so he he organizes install an organizes a an interview with pr

chamberlain was a much more noble figure than anyone involved in this senate. at least he was anti-war with dreadful consequences. this is -- we should not grant them the privilege of assuming they will revert to normalcy. this is normal to them. this is what they want. they do not want to believe in a system in which they can lose. when you read books like how democracies die by two harvard professors or twilight of democracy, it makes it clear most modern democrat says die, not because of tanks. it's not like an end day. it's more like the philippines that had a beautiful constitution model. marcos trampled all over it. it's through the ballot box and through judicial fiat that democracies die. i can't tell you which side is going to win. i would like to say, of course, people are going to lose. but we have done that. we have proven it wrong. i think we have to assume that we are really in a battle for democracy. >> stewart stephens, that's very, very well said. thank you for coming on tonight. >>> next, you don't need to be a piano tuner in atlantic city to

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alex 0xlade—chamberlain's had a different kind of season. he's missed most of it through injury.ecially in this position, we have to wrap it up in cotton wool and go again. it's now clear, and that's the premier league. and now, game on on the weekend. 0n the last day, liverpool welcome crystal palace and their former manager. they've spent three months on the fringes, but now the top four�*s in sight. joe lynskey, bbc news. well, it was a dismal night for tottenham in their final home game of the season. they lost 2—1 to aston villa in what could also be harry kane's final match in front of the spurs fans. kane's future has been the focus of speculation for the past few days, and the crowd showed him their support ahead of the game. spurs took an early lead through steven bergwijn, but that was as good as it got. sergio regullion scoring this bizarre own—goal to bring villa level. actually a great strike there, just at the wrong end of the pitch. and it was another england striker, 0llie watkins, who took advantage of a poor regullion clearance to score his 14th goal of the seas

wilt chamberlain has the other.pacers 154-141. >>> the warriors beating the pelicans in the first ever marvel arena appearance themed game on espn. fun graphics throughout the broadcast. the players were competing for hero points, draymond green beating out his teammate steph curry for the first ever arena of heroes champion after putting up a triple-double. >> my kids are watching this game so i'm a marvel hero, they think i'm a superhero to beat stefan. i don't beat that buy much. not bowling, not at the batting cage, not ping-pong and definitely not shooting. so finally i beat him at something. >> reporter: here is another real live superhero, golfer amy bokerstedy set to become the first person with down's syndrome to compete in a collegiate championship. amy made headlines for a viral video two years ago when she was playing a hole during practice round with matt kuchar and gary woodland. she got next to a putt and said i've got this and sunk it. amy and her family created the i got this foundation in 2019 to p

adopting a policy of appeasement to make chamberlain blush.ld trump and the big lie that the 2020 election is illegitimate with a vigor not displayed in any policy fight in the tone your as leader of the house republicans. liz cheney purged from the leadership ranks, the ranks of the house republicans for refusing to parrott a lie, a lie that in her view threatens our democracy. here was her farewell message on the eve of this morning's vote. >> today we face a threat america has never seen before. a former president who provoked a violent attack on this capitol in an effort

chamberlain will be honest. yeah.1st quarter of there is a 183 market to united states reported metro areas 163% of 163 of them saw double digit games. now there was wine. one market that saw last springfield, illinois and i'm like, who lives. prices up 16.2% year-over-year blows my mind average home right now is 319,000. we've never seen this facet of creation appreciation, 4th quarter of 2021. i'm ty 4th quarter of 2020, right. and then we beat it again in the 1st quarter of 2021. so the momentum getting crazier, low rates. people moving to the suburbs. people trying to get homes just in case. the great work from home ase the pandemic kind of extends and just bidding wars everywhere. there's no inventory. the cost of lumber is going up so this, too will but right now it's as hot as it gets. kind and then one quick final story in your loser column. we have mcdonald's also touting the dangers of inflation saying if things keep going the way they're going. what. >> price of a big macs going to go up to. >> yeah. and it

and the lord great chamberlain is the one who will give a signal to summon members of parliament fromentral hub, if you like on the central lobby which connects the two chambers, the elected commons, the unelected lords, and my colleague is keeping an eye on things there. few, it's a very different _ things there. few, it's a very different atmosphere - things there. few, it's a very different atmosphere in - things there. few, it's a very i different atmosphere in central lobby this year, much more muted, much more low—key, few mps, no members of the public, but some things will stay the same. very shortly we will see the speakers procession passed by into the chamber of the house of commons and we will hear that familiar cry of "hats off strangers" although this year that will have a different ring to it because there are no strangers, members of the public. shortly after that, we will see black rod coming from the house of lords into the house of commons to request that mps come to hear the cream. and, as is traditional, she will have the door slammed in her face, that is the tradi

phillips and oxley chamberlain. liverpool will qualify for the champions league if they win their final match the campaign this weekend. now the international olympic committee wants us and hundreds of doctors and nurses to the tokyo games. but they have a medical group which represents more than a 100000 doctors and dentists in japan say it's almost impossible to send medical workers to the big due to the low number of health professionals who are vaccinated . 3 months into japan's vaccination push government, bigger show less than 40 percent of its medical workers for fully inoculated mob. congress must lifting the state of emergency at the end of this month is impossible . which means the state of emergency will need to be extended 2 or 3 weeks. and with that, japan would be a society under a state of emergency until the very last minute. when the olympic start in july, i have to say the japanese government can't declare to the entire world as they can hold a safe and secure games. this week, the tokyo medical practitioners association fence a prime minister as soon as a letter reque

and i let me chamberlain who will qualify for the champions league if they, when they final match of the campaign this weekend. if that one will be against crystal palace at mc, beautifully done, alex now and well, i'm trying to stay for the pepper. learned. we was a lot of time around the top floor. yeah. because we didn't win a lot of game since then. but now the last 810, i don't know exactly how many games we are back on track. spanish club, barcelona have been celebrating a historic season for a women's team. they change the champions league title for the 1st time as well as the legal crown. the team paraded they trophies in a special ceremony in front of fat. with a covered $99.00 break, reducing their school to just the live and 5th plays. origin time club room plates have to get creative with their lineup for the latest couple, limited orders, match. 20 or of a play plays, it says positive leaving them with no substitute. so midfield endo perio. there is they've been as a goalkeeper as they faced independent samples say in the foot round of the sage point, they stopped shorta

he finished with 21 rebounds, 24 assists and 14 points on leigh wilt chamberlain has ever had a 20 reboundonce, westbrook is now done it twice. and he is assured himself of averaging a triple double this season for the fourth time in his career wizards when 1 54 to 1 41, today's giants rockies game at coors field was rained out. they're going to play a double header tomorrow and ask for the a's they welcome back an old friend of the coliseum. marcus simeon, back for the first time with his new team as the a's hosted the blue jays. a warm welcome for simeon and we play scoreless in the second when mr dot. double, jed lowry sends one to write cabin bdo can't come up with it. matt chapman scores and, yes, lowry does have an r b. i double next batter is stephen piscotty, and there's no outfield drama on this play biscotti with the two run homer, his third of the year. three. nothing oakland now the blue jays, tie it in the third and then in the fifth, ramon laureano unties it with his third homer and his last three games. he's red hot and the fans in oakland they are loving. it is win 5 to 4 t

the essay that she contributed to our volume if she looks at the figure of josh and we'll learn chamberlain here is somebody who is publicly very successful elected. nerve mean four times as a really engaged in meaningful public life, but then privately or it is wrestling with all of these demons of of the war and it's possible to embrace both of those things at the at the same time. and so what what those photographs and creaky newsreels of 1913 and 38 often capture right is is just surface level and in right underneath those images and right underneath those stereotypes are often more complex stories. sure, sure, and you know it leads me to another, you know pointer question that you know in recent years when so much of the the hand across the wall, you know at gettysburg kind of sentimentality of reunion has been, you know, pitched and attacked. i think a lot of people say well there was there was absolutely nothing to that. that was all a myth. there was no romance. there was no, you know sense of reunion and yet if you look at individual veterans experiences and and perceptions of the

you'll see that at joshua learns chamberlain's house if you head up to maine these men are very proud of those core badges. he will resupply the army he will refit them. he will start sending men home on leaf he is going to oust troublemaking generals. ironically. he's kind of a troublemaker himself, but he is going to send troublemakers out of the army and by april of 1863 this army has a new swagger. swagger that it hasn't had since it was within about eight miles of richmond in june of 1862 when the war was turned on its ear by a guy named robert e lee. so joe hooker is going to command seven infantry corps and one cavalry core a core is simply a mini army. you'll have infantry with artillery as well as sometimes cavalry with it. but what hooker is going to do is take all that cavalry all those horsemen put it into one wing about 12,000 men strong under brigadier general george stoneman, and then he will have his seven infantry core. first core is under john reynolds the overrated john reynolds who seems to fall asleep a lot at key moments. we have major general darius couch who wi

the chamberlain family arrived back in london from australia this morning.ravel is now slowly opening up again. butjetting off on a foreign holiday is still far from straightforward. among the dozen countries placed on the uk government's green list for restriction—free travel is portugal, which has seen a surge in bookings. the price of many flights has also shot up. british tourists need to provide a negative pcr test before departure but will not have to quarantine on arrival. from the algarve coast, here's our europe correspondent nick beake. those planes have been touching down here and those lucky brits on board are now beginning their holidays, many of them hotfooting it to the beach, going to the pool, the restaurant and quite possibly, yes, to the bar as well. i'm just talking to the bar as well. i'm just talking to portuguese businesses here, both big and small, they are delighted these customers are back and there is a real feeling these customers are back and there is a realfeeling here these customers are back and there is a real feeling here to

alex 0xlade—chamberlain has had a different kind of season. he's missed most of it through injury.d. and let me say like this, especially in this position, we have to wrap them in cotton wool and go again. it is now clear, and that is the premier league. and now game on at the weekend. 0n the last day, liverpool welcome palace and their former manager. they've spent three months on the fringes, but now the top four is in sight. now, tottenham fans were anxiously analysing the body language of their star man, harry kane, last night. they lost their last home match of the season, a calamatious own goal helping aston villa to a 2—1 victory, and at the end kane did a solo lap of the pitch applauding the crowd, as speculation grows that he will be moving on in the summer. crystal palace manager roy hodgson was given a guard of honour after he announced he'll be leaving at the end of the campaign. deflating to lose their last home game 3—1 to arsenal, but an emotional evening for hodgson, walking away from the club he's supported all his life. to start on the terraces at the age of five

adopting a policy of appeasement to make chamberlain blush. mccarthy continued the appeasement of donald trump and the big lie that the 2020 election is illegitimate with a vigor not displayed in any policy fight in the tone your as leader of the house republicans. liz cheney purged from the leadership ranks, the ranks of the house republicans for refusing to parrott a lie, a lie that in her view threatens our democracy. here was her farewell message on the eve of this morning's vote. >> today we face a threat america has never seen before. a former president who provoked a violent attack on this capitol in an effort to steal the election resumed the aggressive effort to convince americans that the election was stolen from him. he risks inciting further violence. millions of americans have been misled by the former president. they have heard only his words but not the truth. as he continues to undermine our democratic process sowing seeds of doubt about whether democracy works at all. remaining silent and ignoring the lie emboldens the liar. i

that is wendy chamberlain. wendy, good to see you.ndered _ joining us here on bbc news. haya, clive. i just wondered if _ joining us here on bbc news. haya, clive. i just wondered if you - joining us here on bbc news. haya, clive. i just wondered if you would l clive. i 'ust wondered if you would be clive. i just wondered if you would be willin: clive. i just wondered if you would be willing to _ clive. i just wondered if you would be willing to characterise - clive. i just wondered if you would be willing to characterise the - be willing to characterise the performance of the liberal democrats in the battle for seats at holyrood. and ijust wonder how much of a part of the conversation the liberal democrats actually are. are you cutting through in any way? the greens have an identity, they are motoring along, labour have a new leader who is seemingly doing 0k and making inroads. douglas ross of the conservatives is providing some would say a tough, tenacious foil to nicola sturgeon. i wonder how you would characterise the liberal demo

particularly ones that are not correlated to the market and last week i saw something so amazing, a will chamberlainou heard what i said. it is an ipo, 1000 investors to pay 10,$000 per share, were able to buy this jersey for $1.3 million in those shares trade. i thought on this company, collectible.com doing ipos of sports memorabilia this is amazing. i was amazed to learn that wayne gretzky's card appreciated 250% as did michael jordan's car. investors coming to this market, collectible.com seems like a company that is democratizing assets, you can buy fractional ownership in cars and create a portfolio of this asset class without having to spend 6 or 7 figures. to le this, 30 seconds but you opened up a very interesting area of investment, some would say speculation. thanks for bringing it to our attention. look at that ipo from that jersey. 5 seconds or so to go. a modest gain, we start where we are starting, the trading has begun and we are up a little bit, 60 odd points. the s&p 500, a gain of 5 points, 4100 is what that index is, no change, it is up a 12:45%. let's get to those big 3 indicato

alex 0xlade—chamberlain has had a different kind of season. he's missed most of it through injury.is, especially in this position, we have to wrap them in cotton wool and go again. it is now clear and that is the premier league. and now, game on at the weekend. 0n the last day, liverpool welcome palace and their former manager. they've spent three months on the fringes, but now the top four is in sight. now, was it a long goodbye from harry kane to the tottenham fans last night? it wasn't a good final home match of the season, as a calamatious own goal helped aston villa to a victory, and spurs drop outside the guaranteed european places but what happened after the match will be more worrying for the tottenham fans. an emotional—looking kane did a lap of the pitch and applauded the crowd, on his own, as speculation grows that he will be moving on in the summer. u nless unless he was just saying goodbye for the season. crystal palace manager roy hodgson, was given a guard of honour from both teams ahead of their last home game of the season after he announced he'll be leaving at the

three months, with a 3—0 win at burnley, roberto firmino put away their opener and alex oxlade—chamberlainthe media, ahead of the second golf major of the season — the us, pga championship, at kia—wah island in south carolina. mcilroy is among the favourites, after he ended a 19—month spell without a win, just two weeks ago — and he took the pga title on this course back in 2012 — that was his second of his four majors, with thomas on one. a lot of guys have won one major but it is a big hurdle to get to the second. so it was good to get that monkey off my back, especially here, playing so well. so yeah, it was a big deal. i definitely did not want to be stuck on one for a long time so happy to get that second. we'll leave you with some good news. cardiff city defender sol bamba has said on his social media in the last hour that he is cancer free. he was being treated for non—hodgkin lymphoma. that's all the sport for now. thank you. more now on the reform of railways in britain. our business correspondent sarah corker is at leeds station and has more details on what passengers can expect.

. >> chamberlain, who you're referring to and we can figure out if we can help and we've had private equity funds and it makes the companies create the kind of equity that gets them into the mainstream lending of the competitive bank,so we'd be happy to work with them. >> i'd be happy to work with you on this important emission and i know where to find you. i'd like to change gears here from small businesses to the ultra wealthy and talk about a bill that i co-sponsored along with representative khan about the stop cheaters act and the irs has calculated that the tax gap which is the expected gap between revenue and actual tax revenue is about $400 billion a year and the proposal at its core of the stop cheaters act is to require businesses -- excuse me banks who make more than $400,000 a year to adjusted 1099s and it tracks the income and the withdrawals out so the irs can better verify what the incomes are and to close that tax gap and ensure that everyone is paying their fair share of taxes. there's been pushback from the banking community about this bill. if directed by congress,