the salvation army in clapton had just a few days' notice that melania trump was coming.ll in east london is perhaps an unusual setting for a visit from an american first lady. but this is safe territory for melania trump. a christian organisation and a global charity, the salvation army was seen as a good fit for today's event. melania made christmas decorations and chatted to the kids and their teachers. the talk was of christmas in america, the journey to london and the trump family — along with the odd revelation. she's never had a mince pie, an english mince pie. she has never had a mince pie? i was like, "you need to try it, then!" did she try one? she hasn't tried it yet but she is going to try it tonight. if you think about it, we're not really going to get a chance to see her again, so you have to kind of keep remembering. the visit of the first lady may have been a little unexpected for the salvation army but will be a boost for their christmas present appeal. the salvation army has a lot of work in america and i think mrs trump has seen our work there. but also

daniela relph, bbc news, clapton, in east london. that's it.ight is getting under way on bbc two, on bbc one it is time for the news where you are. hello. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. i'm ben croucher. our top stories. no salah. no oxlaide chamberlain. no problem for liverpool. it's divock at the double in the merseyside derby. farewell to a legend of english cricket. tributes pour in for bob willis — who has died at the age of 70. and no fear. no show. just here to win. anthonyjoshua plots his path to world heavyweight champion in saudi arabia. first to anfield then, where liverpool remain unbeaten in the premier league, after a 5—2 thrashing of everton. jurgen klopp‘s side remain eight points clear at the top whilst for marco silva — life just got that little bit tougher as toffees are now stuck in the relegation zone. lydia campbell didn't miss a thing. commentator: ba rely barely a mile separates the homes of liverpool and everton but the clubs couldn't be further apart when it comes to fortunes on the pitch. liverpool are fighting fo

bbc news, clapton in east london. laura: as mrs. trump may have noticed, christmas ads in the u.k. are not just a tradition, they are high-stakes gambles by retailers to win the hearts and wallets of consumers. th year, a small, family-run business in wales is shining rmore brightly than all tt. ♪ errepo it's the time of year when every company wan to sell us that warm, fuzzy feeling. a shop offering drill bits is not the first place you would but this hardware store and mid wales has put itself on the map. the video has already been watched tens of thsands of times after going global. >> the reaction has been incredible. we are totally overwhelmed, the amount of likes, shares, emails from all over the world. people say how much they love it and it puts a smile on their face. re: the star is tom's two-year-old son, arthur. he took just a morning to deliver his role doing jop. around the s >> polish the counter. reporter:ik youpolishing the counter and cleaning the fou -- the floor? >> yes. reporter: do you think father christma >> yes.ee you? reporter: while the likes of the big co

. >> the break we licensed to eric clapton. i know this he wears lulu lemon. many men that's one of the reasons to own lulu. that's going on. we talk about china and look what they did in quarter in china. china growth 68% 68% that's a real number also margins are improving in in environment. operating margins better than expected, comps, crazy, up 17% last quarter i don't mention valuation because it's very hard to make a cogent argument about valuation. but this is a stock that into earnings i think continues higher with that said, mr. clapton, i'm tapping in mike khouw. >> all right so i mean, let's think about the valuation for a second obviously we were talking about it the stock had a 90% run so far this year. and it's obviously very challenges to go out and commit new capital to stocks not only having such a profound move but trading at such a high multiple. the other thing is that right now options prices are actually also pretty high why is that? because we have earnings coming up next week the stock is implying a move of a little over 8% going out an

clapton, tapping in mike khouw. >> yeah.ut the valuation for a second obviously just talking about the stock had a 90% run so far this year and it's obviously very challenging to go out and commit new capital. the stocks that not only have had such a profound move but also are trading at such a high multiple the other thing is, that right now options pricing are actually also pretty high why? earnings are coming up next week the stock imply a move a little over 8%. so going out and just buying call options, the idea we talked about in starbucks probably not working so well right here the other thing in a situation like this, obviously based on the price action, based on valuation, and based on options premiums we know there are very high expectations. maybe a way to participate on further gains in the stock without risking a great deal what i took a look at. trade the december, january 250 call spread. out of the money call spread buy the january 250 call spend $5 sell the decembers against it for $315 net net spending $1.85

daniela relph, bbc news, clapton, in east london.ed pie? i don't even think she has any way, because they probably put it in her handbag and then ditched it a bit later on. i ask, her handbag and then ditched it a bit later on. iask, ourassistant editor here, whether she's ever had a minced pie, she's from washington. she's never had one. and doesn't wa nt she's never had one. and doesn't want one. how can you get through christmas without one? to the american family members, minced pie is not minced beef. but it's a sweet feeling. so the name itjust throws a lot of people operate from the beginning. persuading them... yes. but fruitcake, we are not big on fruitcake over there either, are you? well, i mean there is, no, not so much. you might know. 0k. just have a cup of tea at christmas, that's the only way to get through it. moving on. the president of european football's governing body — uefa — has told the bbc racism in the game is much worse now than it was 20 years ago. aleksander chehverin has pledged to do more to tackle abus

. >> we were listening to eric clapton in the break he wears lululemon he's amongst many men and that'se reason to own lulu. what's going on? growing menswear that's in the middle what else is growing we talk about china all the time look what they did last quarter in china china growth, 68%. 68%! that's a real number also, margins are improving in this environment operating margins better than expected comps crazy, up 17% last quarter. i don't mention valuation because it's very hard to make a cogent argument about valuation but this is a stock that in earnings continues to go higher. with that said, i'm tapping in mike khouw >> all right so, yeah, let's think about that valuation for a second obviously, we were just talking about it the stock has had a 90% run so far this year. and it's obviously very challenging to go out and commit new capital. the stocks that not only have had such a profound move but also are trading at such a high multiple the other thing right now, options prices are actually also pretty high. we've got earnings coming up next week. the stock is implying a move

the salvation army in clapton was given just a few days' notice that melania trump was coming.l in east london is perhaps an unusual setting for a visit from an american first lady. but this is safe territory for melania trump. a christian organisation and a global charity, the salvation army was seen as a good fit for today's event. melania made christmas decorations and chatted to the kids and their teachers. the talk was of christmas in america, the journey to london and the trump family — along with the odd revelation. she's never had a mince pie, an english mince pie. she's never had a mince pie? i was like, "you need to try it, then!" did she try one? she hasn't tried it yet but she's going to try it tonight. if you think about it, you're not really going to get

the salvation army and clapton was given a few days notice that milani trump was coming.his morning who they we re were only told this morning who they were about to meet. a church hall in east london is perhaps an unusual setting for a visit from an american first lady. but this is safe territory for milani trump. a christian organisation and a global charity, the salvation army was seen asa charity, the salvation army was seen as a good fit for today's event. milani made christmas decorations and chatted to the children and their teachers. the talk was of christmas in america, thejourney their teachers. the talk was of christmas in america, the journey to london and the family, along with the odd revelation. she has never had a mince pie. an englishman's pie. she needed to try one. she hasn't tried one yet but she will.“ she needed to try one. she hasn't tried one yet but she will. if you think about it, you are not really get a chance to see her again so you have to do take it. the visit of the first lady may have been a little unexpected for the salvation army. but wi

the victim, thought to be in his twenties, was attacked in lower clapton yesterday afternoon.any recently lost its licence to operate in london— and is appealing. the figures include attacks on drivers as well as passengers. uber said the report shows its commitment to "improving safety". a temporary halt has been put on controversial plans to turn the historic whitechapel bell foundry into a boutique hotel. it's the site where big ben was made — it opened in 1570. two years ago it closed and a us developer has plans to convert it into a hotel. however the secretary of state for housing says the proposals need further examination. as the countdown to christmas continues, a charity in north london is busy preparing gifts for children whose families would struggle to afford them. the appeal was able to provide more than 4000 presents for children last year. unfortunately there is a lot of demand. thousands of children in this area are suffering and they have been living in poverty. so our aim is to try and ensure that all of them get a special present on christmas day. having a

he's a guy that goes to eric clapton concerts all over the world. and then it's kim jong name, and then he has a younger sister who you have seen in the news. so in korea bloodlines are really important. if you're born from another mother but have the same father, the mothers really compete for who will be the next great leader. and in this particular case, kim jong un's mother made sure -- although she also passed away -- that her son would be in the running. and in a way, life was made easier for her because the number one son who would also be assassinated by king jong up in -- kim jong un, he -- he came as a citizen. so he was caught at the airport carrying bundles of cash. so the japanese, you know, got this guy. and until then the number one son was considered to be the crown prince and the guy who would be the next king. well, his chances were basically gone in tokyo. so as soon as he came back, kim jung-il, as you can imagine, got totally livid, and from then on he lived in while knew china and in macao. so in a way, the leadership fell to k

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melania trump was treated to a rendition of all i want for christmas by children at the centre in claptono. president trump sa with the other 28 leaders —— melania trump. there will be some decoration after the talks, papering over the divisions that we've been talking about and we are expecting a news conference amongst others from boris johnson and also from donald trump this afternoon. we will bring those to you live here on bbc news. from hertfordshire now, back to the studio and to joanna. thank you very much, ben. liberal democrats leaderjo swinson is in streatham campaiging and meeting youth workers and school children. as the party leader arrived, she was confronted by extinction rebellion activists about the party's policies. one of the protesters also glued their hand to the front of the lib dems bus. political parties have never, ever met any of their targets, they are not doing it now, and why should we believe that you are going to do it in the future? this isjust not ambitious enough — we need to go beyond what is politically possible in order to actually give the children i