leeds can either channel 4 are what channel 4 can differ leeds?4 can do for the uk? is about diversity and inclusion and how to present all of the uk and we felt that leeds will help us to the best. he gives us covers that leeds will help us to the best. he gives us covers across that leeds will help us to the best. he gives us covers across the north, northwest and northeast and us to work with our independent production partners and allows us to represent an entirely different part different pa rt an entirely different part different part of the uk. outside of news coverage about what difference will it any the viewer see? i've pay for us it any the viewer see? i've pay for us it is about how is the net to £50 million across everywhere in the uk and that leeds will help us deliver that, it will help us bring in decision—makers from elsewhere in the uk with different opinions, and the uk with different opinions, and the call for us is how do we reflect on screen the values him and the cultures, the communities of different people across the uk an

channel 4 chooses leeds for its new headquarters. the broadcaster chose the city ahead of bids from birmingham and greater manchester. we'll be hearing from the winners and the losers. and maori cloaks for harry and meghan as they conclude their tour of new zealand. theresa may has added her backing to the united states‘ demand for a ceasefire and peace talks in yemen within 30 days. the civil war in yemen is now into its third year. it's a conflict that has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with millions at risk of starvation. america, along with britain and france, has supported the saudis who are helping yemen's government fight houthi rebels. our international correspondent orla guerin hasjust returned from yemen. a warning — her report contains some distressing material. in yemen, it has come to this. more than three years of war have brought the nation to the brink of famine. we filmed these distressing images earlier this month. after years of inaction there is a new sense of urgency and from the united states a n

it will be a good opportunity for them to have channel 4 here. is quite london centric. to bring everything up north would be fantastic. it would be amazing. semi more opportunities for us. bradford is a city of film, but we have to relocate either to manchester or london after we graduate. it greater opportunities for as students. last night, the great british bake off had a yorkshire winner. today we have won an even bigger channel 4 competition. that report by james vincent. britain is due to leave the european union in five months' time and the uncertainty over what happens after brexit is affecting a wide range of businesses — including in the sporting world. football clubs and racecourses are among those who rely on overseas talent, and easy movement between countries, but could that be under threat? our sports news correspondent richard conway has been investigating. british football is a sporting success story. good shot. good goal. its excitement, passion and money attracts the best players from europe and beyond. hazard into giroud. dan

channels not all the channels you're looking for and you won't find the red sox there but you find us and you'll find movies like you wouldn't believe and pluto dot tv it is free and tell us about though we've talked often about the legacy media are those guys getting into this streaming act and and finally how do consumers figure this all out with so many options while the tail wags the dog. because the big guys are learning from these up starts disney is launching direct to consumer services and the pipe itself a t. and t. and comcast not satisfied to be the pipe anymore that they're getting into live cable programming admit this is in full overload but i had a guest on my show a couple of months ago cord cutters news dot com they sort this out like nobody's business still steer you in the right direction great menu cord cutters news dot com holland cook host of the big picture here on our team america thank you my friend of a country shit. and that's it for this time thanks for hanging with us it was fun so long for now. cooked additional subversive note of what was announced at th

most people would say channel 4, they click on channel 4 and that is fine.4 is copying that. so, channel 4 is a company that serves the whole of the uk. people like to tune in across the uk, and therefore it's appropriate it represents the uk in where is based and its workforce as well. the move of channel 4 to leeds isa well. the move of channel 4 to leeds is a really exciting opportunity for the area, and will likely have a positive impact on the creative industries in that area. also in the region more generally. are we thinking perhaps, as i'm sure we do at the bbc, that when we put a lot of extra muscle and people into sa lfo rd , of extra muscle and people into salford, that seems to help generate things in that part. yes. it's useful to know what the importance is of the creative industry sector to the uk, particularly to leeds and the region. it's the uk and accounts for one in 11 jobs. is this the media? no, the creative industries. the whole scope. any initiative that helps that sector to grow will have a really positive impact on the area asa a re

channel 4 news will also be setting up channel 4 news will also be setting upa new channel 4 news willlondon but it is worth pointing out that channel 4 is not leaving london, its main headquarters will still be in london. some are criticising the choice of leaves for national hq, saying that if you really wanted to create a hub that could change the media, perceived media bias, of london in the uk media scene then the place to put it was media city in salford. because the bbc, itv and channel 4 together then maybe the balance could have been tipped away from london. a lot of people in leeds don't care, they are just delighted that channel 4 is heading here next year. thank you very much for the latest on the channel 4 move. it is 5:45pm. the headlines on bbc news: turkey says the saudi journalist jamal khasshoggi was strangled and his body dismembered as soon as he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul. that was one month ago. there are international calls for a ceasefire within days, as the saudi—led airstrikes to support the yemeni government, are heavily criticised again. new mea

channel 4 has chosen leeds for its new headquarters in a bid to boost the way it reflects life outside and galloping towards brexit — we look at the impact leaving the eu could have on the world of sport. and coming up on bbc news: frank lampa rd returns to stamford bridge for the first time as a manager, as his derby county play chelsea in the efl cup. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a man who was told he would spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair has walked again thanks to extraordinary work by scientists in switzerland. the 30—year—old, who was left paralysed after a martial arts accident, has had an implant attached to his spine which boosts the signals from his brain to his legs. and incredibly some of the damaged nerves have regrown. another man — who had a cycling accident — has regained some mobility. pallab ghosh reports from switzerland. david's doctor said he'd never work again. —— walk. now among the foothills of the alps he is able to travel more than half a mile. an implant around his spine has changed his life. to me it means a lot. i think you've

these two alternative reporting channels enable complainants to select the channel that provides the comfort and assurances that his or her complaint will be properly addressed. this flexibility accommodates the complainant's misconduct while preserving the integrity of the proceeding. along the same lines, we recommend that rule 26 be amended to allow the transfer of a complaint to another circuit at the request of the entity handling the proceeding whether it be the judge, chief judge, most senior judge or three-judge panel. we suggest also that complainants be able to request the transfer of their proceedings provided they have reason to believe their complaint will not be properly addressed in its original circuit. we further suggest that rule 5 be amended to enable any circuit judge or district judge to identify a complaint based on information not only the chief judge. the flexibility achieved through the creation of these additional reporting channels provides complainants a degree of choice in shaping the proceedings and by removing a significant disincentive for filing compl

they kept to this one channel open. it was called the green channel. by companies like tencent to release some games in limited fashion. now we've learned that that channel is also closed. officially, every channel that we know of for releasing new games in china, which is the world's biggest gaming market, is now officially closed as far as we know. this kind of raises a lot of questions about when the overall freeze might be lifted and what will happen next in the world's biggest gaming market. stock: we see tencent reacting to that. we saw that initially earlier this year when they were talking about halting some of these approvals as well. do we know why this time around this?re doing i know the government has been cracking down on video games and addiction and whatnot. ji: there isn't any specific thing that prompted the closure of this channel. some people that we talked to say that, possibly, the overall freeze will be lifted, which is why they won't leave the screen channel anymore. that could be positive for game makers. other people say the e

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on this you tube channel produced in berlin the point is to have fun not necessarily when you just ask regular players evelyn good luck and she says i. like. to get involved i think oh. ok dylan good laugh he's eighty seven years old she says iran is eighty when they were born there were no video games but two years ago the g.o.i. became game testers and filmed in a small studio while on the job most of us from today they're having a little trouble getting the game started i don't really understand the controls but that's if this is real mental training for us. he's a commie that you want this combination between using your hands thinking and speed it really declines in old age this time they're playing one to switch they have to move their controller to match the task and press the right boxes. they're battling it out in a virtual milking contrast slowly but surely the two pensioners are conquering the digital world. i divided by war both on what's up. i'm on facebook i'm on instagram i'm able to keep up it's tough. to camera operators are on hand to film the games tasks the resulting

isn't all channels available to people to change shit and most are turning to build something new for the next generation globally the environment series of global three thousand on d w and online. and unusual friendship. is the story of paul and he. is a student from cameroon the other a filmmaker from germany has read or not likely never be able to say whether he chose me or i chose him whatever the case this is the story of how imagine. on europe's most dangerous. up. what began as a documentary to provide just my parents sacrificed everything for i can't go back and be handed. became a story about those seeking refuge. and those ready to help. when paul j. move or the city from cameroon churlish starts october fourth on t w e. this is debut news live from berlin day of unity germany marks the anniversary of reunification following the fall of the berlin wall nearly thirty years ago up to a million people are expected to flock to today's festivities in berlin the government calls german unity a success story but they're also urging germans from the east and west to show each other

live mtv doesn't need a television channel. fx doesn't need a live television channel. and they all live in a cable bundle that is declining in popularity and penetration every year. his traditional television doomed, is it in permanent structural the client? you have to flip that traditional television to the traditional television distribution mechanism is in decline. comcastompanies like and charter and directv, they are a delivery mechanism. do find tv as programming content and storytelling, characters, that has never been better than what is going on in the marketplace today. we are challenging is, evolving to a much more consumer-driven experience, much more on demand, so a consumer can create their own opportunities in a way they couldn't and is scheduled, linear world. so i do believe traditional networksundled cable scheduling thing for you, will become increasingly unnecessary and a world where you get to curate and choose what you want. host: you had a couple of hits, a handmaid's tale, looming tower , which i enjoyed. option fornt a big little fires everywh

and that meant more than any other channel. and the egyptians themselves, from what we know, by the millions, want al jazeera to know what's going on or follow our dot.net and dotcom and our social media to know what's going on. al jazeera is committed to professionally media. and regardless of whether we are treated fairly or and just like in the case with egypt, egypt or saudi arabia, we always keep our professionalism. we keep our independence. we don't follow anybody. we don't take orders from anybody. the editor in chief and the editors in the newsroom are the ones who make the decisions. this is, i believe, very important to mention. now, because of what al jazeera has been doing, because it has been doing its dutyies, it has been faced with so many problems. so many of our reporters have been killed, about 11 of them have been killed. many have been jailed. harassment by the hundreds. families of our journalists are harassed in so many places. the way to prevent al jazeera from covering certain things are used many ways,

on tuesday, representatives from the bbc, sky, itv, channel 4 and channel five complained ina itv, channel 4 and channel five complained in a letter to downing street about what they called the prime minister's lack of availability for television interviews during her party's conference. her director of communications replied that she had done 36 interviews during the conference. meanwhile, nick robinson mentioned on the today programme last week that although labour leaders normally appeared on the show during their party conference, they had been told thatjeremy corbyn was unavailable to do so. signs perhaps of an increasingly fractious relationship between the news media and politicians and there have been more signs of that when party leaders have turned up interview. last sunday morning, theresa may appeared on the andrew marr show. sunday morning, theresa may appeared on the andrew marr showm sunday morning, theresa may appeared on the andrew marr show. it was necessary for us on the andrew marr show. it was necessary for us to take some tough decisions to deal with public finances b

and more than any other channel. the egyptians themselves, from what we know, by the millions, watched al jazeera turn out what was going on. al jazeera is committed to professional media and governs whether we are treated fairly as with the case of egypt or saudi arabia, we keep our professionals and keep our independence. we don't take orders from anybody. the editors in chief in the newsroom others ones that make the decisions. this is very important information. now, because of what alan lazear has been doing, because it's been doing its duties it has been faced with so many problems. so many have been killed, about 11 have been killed, many have been jailed, harassment by the hundreds. the ways to prevent al jazeera from covering certain things are using many trick. he said in the article through paris in different ways but somehow, they knew about him and he received the email saying if you don't stop you will be killed. >> this is one example of many. kind of problems we face, again our neighbor is a problem b

i'm not privy to the reasons why the bbc were reviewing this channel.y the golden rule that i used to follow when i was in business about saving money was that you can only save money from where money is, and that is a very small budget to start with. margotjames. and that's where our budget runs out for tuesday in parliament. do join me at the same time tomorrow for all the highlights from wednesday in parliament. bye for now. hello there, good morning. it is still quite mild. yesterday we had similar temperatures. it will sta ke had similar temperatures. it will stake quite mild. the colder air arriving once these moves south. it probably will not be as a windy. a bit of drizzle here, perhaps into north—west england. southern parts of england and south wales seeing the best of the sunshine. temperatures up to 17 degrees. 0vernight, a little bit more rain through the west of scotland and cloud pushing its way down further into england and wales say would not be as chilly. pretty mild across the board for scotland. rain in the north of scotland. the far

did the channels work? >>> as far as i'm concerned -- might that have worked in a timely profession.>>> but what accountability? >> at one point the somebody get to make a decision -- to leak something -- we call them a whistleblower. did not avail himself of a statute whistleblower statute? >> would not get hung up on terminology. lower referred earlier to -- moral obligation to make the information available. he evidently has come to the conclusion had gone through channels it would've gone nowhere. you can agree or disagree. ultimately people make decisions based on their -- own moral code as well. there are many instances where people want to channels they would be confident -- it would not actually result in any act. at that point any people -- some people come forward and provide information. they feel -- a sense of for what is right. dictates they should do that. >> they run the risk of -->> national security whistleblowers have almost no protection in the united states. there are whistleblower prote

east anglia, southeast, channel islands, wet evening and cool channel islands, wet evening and cool.of the country, more cloud and breeze. rain for the south—east and channel islands gradually pushing away. eventually arriving towards the hebrides. in between, clearskies, the greens on the map. temperatures widely into single figures. in the countryside, many will wake up to a touch of frost as we stir—up sunday. crisp autumnal start but it will be a day of two halves. scotland and northern ireland, a lot more cloud. still some hazy sunshine. occasional rain. most persistent across the west. a windy day with winds touching 4050, maybe 60 mph. england, wales and the channel islands have a vastly improved day. breezy towards the south east corner but for most of us, light winds, clear skies. chance of a shower in cumbria. most will be dry. even after that frosty start, temperatures up before bit on today's values. it remains windy through the night and into monday. continues this weather front in parts of scotland and northern ireland with further outbreaks of rain. minorflooding acros

forget about what you call it, here is the long-term channel. let's look at the levels if we go to just two, the february low we are looking at this that's nothing we go to the mid-point of the channel and looking at this. 2500 just again, living within this channel until they blew out to the top. all that would be. it sounds like a sort of armageddon, but it happened before and happened twice. it's perfectly likely to happen this time as well. >> we need carter to come on over come on over thanks for bringing the chair in in terms of deciding whether you think it is likely to be worse in terms of the span of average versus not as bad, what are the characteristics of this particular market that make you think it's going to be worse >> so, the drawdown started months ago that's the first thing this didn't happen out of nowhere. se semiconductors have been declining. many peaked in january the key industrial and financial stocks the bifrication starts, but you are being held up by a few super cap stocks that's the weaker they do shocking things wh

we will see who channels the best obama in this democratic primary coming up in 2020. that's a hard act to follow newd supreme court justice brett kavanaugh heard his first cases earlier today and the left is already calling him, guess what, illegitimate. andy mccarthy up next. unbelievable. [ gasps ] [ heartbeat ] we have serious problems. five seconds to mandatory abort. [ heartbeats ] 4... 3... 2... 1... first man. rated pg-13. >> brett kavanaugh's first day on the bench today, the left trying to say that he is diligent. fox news contributor andy mccarthy. andy, i have never seen anything like this. when a republican congress or senate, you know, they allow someone to get confirmed. it goes on. the court goes on. but not here. >> no, no. our guy gets on, so the institution is now illegitimate. they spent three weeks telling us that he's not fit because the institution is so important, and now he's on, so now the institution is the problem. i wish that they actually thought, as we think, that the court has too much of an outsider's role in our lives, and we could act

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we will see who channels the best obama in this democratic primary coming up in 2020. that's a hard act to follow up your newly confirmede supreme court justice brett kavanaugh heard his first cases earlier today and the left is already calling him, guess what, illegitimate. andy mccarthy up next. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >> laura: justice brett kavanaugh's first day on the bench today and in the left they are already trying to paint a seed that he is legitimate ill. i'm joined by andy mccarthy. i've never seen anything like this. when a republican, congress or senate, they allow someone to get confirmed, democrat or a pointy nominee, it goes on. >> our guy gets onto the court, the institution is now a legitimate. they spent three weeks telling us that he is not fit because the institution is so important and now he iss gone,

there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel.up—to—date with the latest sports news. manchester united has just picked up against newcastle. the bbc understands that he still has the backing of the board. he will be there win was next hour. when you managers should club like manchester united, it is about winning in style. and when you watch some of the work —— performances recently, it is not good enough for the standard of man united fans. at the end of the day the club can have millions of pounds but that was when you keep happy are the supporters. so if i'm just a mourinho, he needs to get this out playwright. that game hasjust to get this out playwright. that game has just kicked to get this out playwright. that game hasjust kicked off 0—0 to get this out playwright. that game has just kicked off 0—0 after just starting. the ball dropped to the six yard box and he got to go there. spurs had plenty of chances specially after they had ten men after 58 mrs. tottenham are now in third place. wofford and foremost had excellent st

. >> what we know is we have bounced beautifully offer this channel, off this channel, off had this channelin and again and again. at a minimum i think we come back down to the channel that implies another 5%. and then what if i think ultimately that's it we break i want to be short xlk take profits if you are long. >> i was looking to november you could guy the 75.70 put spread spend sg 1 the.65 for the 75 puts selling the 70s against it for 60 cents. >> they were right the xlk down 5% since the time of the trade what's next for tech. >> yeah, i mean first of all we were targeting a 5% down move we got it faster than we expected it ran right to that short strike and actually i still have a bearish view on this space right now. so my inclination because there isn't that much left in this particular spread it to roll it down tp sometimes you roll down and out. here we don't need to go oh in time this expires sell this one. buy the 70s and sell the 65 puts against in it to get into a spread lower. >> what do you got. >> i think that's right mike we had a break but rally back so there is a new

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did the channels work quick suspect it remains to be seen. >> what accountability? >> back to you, how does someone make a unilateral decision to leak something and then we call them a whistleblower when they didn't avail themselves from a statute called the whistleblower statute . >> i wouldn't get hung up on terminology like the whistleblower or what have you but, as referred to earlier they had a moral obligation coming to the conclusion that had he gone through channels it would've gone nowhere., everyone makes decision based on their own moral code as well so, there are many instances where people went through channels where they would be confident, they think that their code is right in the -- and it dictates they do that. they run the risk of -- >> two quick things, national security whistleblowers have almost no protection. there are whistleblower protections for non-national security leaks but not for national security whistleblowers. 2003 it results in a disclosure of the emails and it wasn't until the emails were disclosed publicly that congress actually

. >> what we know is that we have bounced beautifully off this channel, off this channel, off this channelagain and again. at a minimum, i think we come back down to the channel that implies another 5%, and then what if and i think ultimately, that's it, we break i want to be short xlk take profits, if you're long. >> i was looking out to november, you could buy the $75-$70 put spread, spending $1.65 for the $75 puts and selling the $70s against it for 50 cents. >> boy, were they right. the xlk down 5% since the time of that trade. mike, what's next for tech >> yeah, i mean, first of all, we were targeting a 5% down move we got it actually a lot faster than we expected it ran right to that short strike and actually, i still have a bearish view on the space right now. so, my inclination, because there isn't that much left in this particular spread, is to roll it down sometimes you talk about rolling down and out here i don't think we need to go out and time this expires in november that's fine. sell this one, buy the mectionz 70s and sell the $75 puts against it to get into a spread that's

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interior design channel on. the last few months of weighed heavily on the german government the coalition almost fell apart there's been violence and hatred on the streets of germany and the domestic intelligence chief was accused of going soft on the far right my guest this week here in strasbourg is david mcallister he's chair of the european parliament's foreign affairs committee and the former regional prime minister in germany is angela merkel on the way out.

great yourself with g w interior design channel on you to. prove. high one to a special edition of kino favorites today we're talking oscars the u.s. academy awards are cinemas gold standard the movies that win an oscar are almost by definition the best in the world except the oscars often get it wrong over the years some of the world's best films films that deserved an oscar have been snubbed by the academy today we're going to try to right those wrongs with our picks of the ten best films that deserved but didn't win an oscar starting with an american classic. the man went looking for america and couldn't find it anywhere a quote from the quintessential rebel road movie easy rider dennis hopper and peter fonda play two bikers riding the american highway like wild west outlaws there on a search for freedom in a conformist america full of paranoia bigotry and violence. which . no no no i don't think you'll make perish. but one thousand nine hundred seventy midnight cowboy i wrote the oscar for best picture he . easyrider failed to convince the acade

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robert moueller is looking at what roger stone had back channel wikileaks emails. >>> bad disguise, cnn has exclusively obtained stunning surveillance footage allegedly showing a saudi operative leaving the consulate where jahma jamal khashoggie died. >>> and determining the treaty, president trump announces that he's going to terminate the arsenal agreement signed with the soviet decades ago. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking news, president trump is expressing frustration with saudi journalist khashoggie. mr. trump said he's not savsed with what he's heard. the president also repeated his unfounded claim that there are, quote, unknown middle easterners within a group of migrants heading from mexico into the united states. we'll speak with jackie spear of the house intelligence committee. >>> let's go to our white house correspondent kaitlin collins. kaitlin, the president seems to be taking a tougher response on the khashoggie killer, with the administration delivering mixed messages. >> reporter: the treasury secretary cancelled a meeting

. >> i definitely was not a back channel to julian assange if tlf there was a back channel. >> reporter: stone offers to sign that he was his go between. >> later on you speak and say you had a back channel. >> i described it a as back channel. i think in another interview i may have said intermediary. >> reporter: his 2016 comments that appeared to suggest he had prior knowledge of material from wikileaks before it was leased publicly. >> i actually have communicated with assange. i believe the next documents pertain to the clinton foundation. it indicates mueller's team is trying to determine whether stone had other go betweens for wikileaks. the washington post first reported the special counsel's interest as a possible intermediary. his attorneys declined to excellent. back in september his said his client was never in touch with wikileaks or its founder. for stone's part he maintains that he was the principal intermediary adding i had no advance knowledge of the source or content. stone says believes mueller could bring charges as a pressure tactic. >> robert mueller and his partis

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including the channel that the president watches the most often which is fox news they've been covering it as well taking a harsh tone about it and this is a man who was very respected in washington there's a small group of intellectual elites they go to the same dinners they go to the same think tanks they respect each other we've seen outrage from that group and that is a powerful voice here in washington on a turkish newspaper somebody has published this photo of the fifteen saudis who police suspect may have been involved in these disappearance local media reports say the group through to stumble onto planes and into the consulate the same day the journalist was then reported the scenes let's turn. now in a surprise announcement the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley has resigned that will leave her job at the end of the year she said she wants a break from public life and is ruled out running against donald trump in the twenty twenty presidential election michaela reports from the united nations. many in the security council disagreed with the policies that the us representati

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i thought it was interesting on the call you talked about how tv did prove to be an important channel you guys, and you seem to imply not just to get people aware of the brand but also interacts with other channels that you use to sort of activate consumers how is the runway for customer acquisition maturing as people become aware of the brand, and are secular trends that are influencing how quickly people sign up? >> we are early in the journey we learned a lot the last couple years, we brought channels in-house, we are diversifying channels, and tv, in the last quarter, tv off for 10 of 13 weeks which helped us to understand regional impacts and really understand how much tv is adding directly. but also to your point, i am helping other channels and we already knew tv was an important part of the mix, but this validated a lot of learnings and helps us plan going forward. that being said, even on the tv front, there's still a lot of opportunity as we think of diversification and tactics. we haven't done a lot of today, haven't done any to date brand marketing. we have a cmo in the ro