the daily mail have le pt headline. -- a. the daily mail have lepton headline. -- a.ept on the most extreme example of what the church of england is advertising. it is saying that it is time for church of england schools to catch up with so much guidance in terms of letting children be children. we have seen examples of children. we have seen examples of children talking of pressure to somehow conform to a gender they are not comfortable with. this is opening the church's gets on this saying it is time to let them be who they want. —— gates. it could be a boy having a tiara, a girl with a fireman's helmet. fireperson. boy having a tiara, a girl with a fireman's helmet. firepersonm boy having a tiara, a girl with a fireman's helmet. fireperson. is it just about being sensitive?m fireman's helmet. fireperson. is it just about being sensitive? it is. the daily mail has dressed this up. that is what they do. they try to make people angry. this is not about transgender children, it is about children, it is about boys not feeling that within the church of england school the

an advertising campaign over the weekend that ran in the daily mail.two free rolls of wrapping paper by paperchase. but the promotion was spotted by online activist group stop funding hate which targets companies advertising in the sun, express and mail, arguing that they promote divisive and hateful views. stop funding hate has now commended paperchase for its change of heart. the apology when it came from paperchase was fullsome and earnest. we've listened to you about this weekend's promotion. we now know we were wrong to do this. we're truly sorry and we won't ever do it again. thanks for telling us what you really think and we apologise if we have let you down on this one. lesson learnt. what was this then? a victory for the little people? all those customers unhappy with the way paperchase was doing business? a professional boycott along the lines of apartheid in the 1980s? or a robust attempt at online bullying, not of an individual, but of a corporation? the group behind this protest is stop funding hate. it works to change the media by taking

caroline, with all of your connections at number 10, you can describe what's going on in the daily mailhe idea that he is no longer this eeyore. that was his nickname because he was always so pessimistic about everything. despite everything we have heard about the growth forecasts, the daily mail has decided to go on a more optimistic picture of the budget, talking about the help for first—time buyers, which says more about the positioning of the daily mail than anything else. a lot of papers have been critical of the chancellor, who was a remain voting minister. hammond has got a kicking from that particular camp, so the fact they have come out in favour of him shows he is in the prime minister's good books at the moment. caroline, ben, thank you for taking us through the front pages. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to my guests, caroline wheeler and ben chu. cold air isn't far away

this is the daily mail ta ke now possible.ement is required in every area which is what they really said, isn't it? there are three issues. we are getting to the end of the beginning of negotiations! we have to sort out the right of eu citizens, we have to sort out what happens to the irish border, and we have to sort out the divorce payment. theresa may has made a big move on divorce payment, to 40 billion. this is where we are seeing progress. but she has ten days to get over the finishing line and it looks like the question of the irish border, had you have a border without actually having any infrastructure, cameras, gardens? how does that work? she has ten days to sort it out. on social media, some people say it is boring and forget all about it, but we are only at the beginning. we are at the beginning. this is possibly one of those times that donald tusk has dangled the possibility that we can break the deadlock. you can say that to has —— theresa may is gone in two 20 billion offer, but the eu still feels like they hav

aground both mac and why paper chase was forced to apologise to customers after advertising in the daily mailhere on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. ask a european about strong and sta ble ask a european about strong and stable government and hear their finger will point. hello and welcome to sportsday. the headlines... the tennis world remembers the former wimbledon champion jana novotna, who's died at the age of 49. are mike ashley's days at newcastle nearing an end with a formal bid tabled for the club? and the england team arrive in brisbane ahead of the start of the ashes series on thursday. it was a career marked by the near misses as much as it was her successes. jana novotna was reduced to tears after missing out on the wimbledon title in 1993 before returning to win her one and only singles title at the all england club five years later. today, she lost her battle with cancer at the age of 49. david ornstein has been looking back on her career. it remains one of wimbledon‘s most enduring images. jana novotna might have lost the 1993 final to steffi g raf have lost the 1

while you're saying show us the money, the is beautiful there for henry on the daily mail.eally interesting story, actually. so the mail says that top universities, 2a of them, all of them in the russell group, the top group of universities, have hired investigators to basically find out how rich all of their former students are. but it goes well beyond just income, it's also their investments, their pensions, who their friends their investments, their pensions, who theirfriends are, their investments, their pensions, who their friends are, the value of their homes. now, on the one hand, this is a story about universities trying to get money to fund research and new buildings and all the stuff they do in the 21st century, but it's also a really interesting story about how much we put online these days. the mail says there is a suggestion that some of them might have broken the law, but some of them, a sophisticated person with access to google could find out themselves. so there is the question of— themselves. so there is the question of — what are we putting out there? it

john stevens from the daily mail. how did you feel personally la st mail.iticising you? look, first of all, i‘ve been clear about my position on donald trump‘s tweets. i have to say, just for the avoidance of doubt, i am not a prolific twitter myself, so i don‘t spend all my time looking at other people‘s tweets, but when i feel that there should be a response, i give it, and i have given it. was peter here from the guardian? peter walker from the guardian newspaper. separate to these tweets, in general, do you think the us president is a supporter and enabler of far right groups?|j president is a supporter and enabler of far right groups? i think that we must all take seriously the threat far right groups pose, both in terms of the terrorist threat that is posed by those groups and the necessity of dealing with extremist material which is far right as well. i‘ve commented in the past on issues in the united states on this matter. in the united kingdom we take the far right very seriously, and that‘s why we ensure that we deal with these threats and this ex

the daily mail leads with the same story, describing the baby boomers as selfish. crapped, tax dodging has soared. the guardian's top story is the apology from the old vic after 20 allegations were filed against kevin spacey. the mirror leads with new allegations reported to police in las vegas against the actor sylvester stallone. the financial times claims saudi princes and businessmen are being asked to hand over money in exchange for their freedom after a purge there. and the express says that three cups of coffee a day could help to beat cancer. but maybe not at this time of night! that the summary. newsday coming up at newsnight. now, time for newsnight. still, any time when i walk in the store, there is no toilets, babies, everything together. —— walk in this tour. thousands of people. the most serious war crimes trial since nuremberg is drawing to a close. ratko mladic stands accused of genocide and crimes against humanity. and the horrors of bosnia's past still feels raw. will he go gently? tonight, conflicting reports of whether robert mugabe is willing to

attention to russia today haven't disappeared the question i thought maybe from the son of the daily mail but a bit on the other side the other adequate scan back through the. russia today broadcasting and a counted fifty only about m.p.'s thirty eight tory m.p.'s fourteen s m b m p seven liberals friesian seen today you'd be in the green of all appear on russia today programmes so you know. if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corben diana john redwood crispin blunt liam fox ian black for vince cable and cullen lucas that i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well when he's already having to withstand the sort of criticism he was talking about there with the british media headlines bashing alex sanz choice to appear here in the times for example didn't hold back. mr sturm and service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame and even the current leader of the scottish national party salman's own party expressed her that. hi debbie nost which i was and i would've advis

it's coming out daily mail. kevin spacey earlier this week.th the harvey weinstein affair. it all seems to be really serious, and all seems to be really serious, and a pattern of abuse over many years, allegedly, with those women. back to the telegraph, and a story you vote. labour angers the palace by dragging the queen into brexit row. how have they done that? get the queen involved in the brexit! before the last referendum last year, it was said she backed brexit. this is using a commons procedure, called the humble address, to try to force the humble address, to try to force the government to release these papers showing the impact of brexit on 58 areas. where the government to release this... the queen has a motion called the humble address, and will have to respond to what the labour party pushes through, which may draw the queen in on brexit. this could be avoided by the government releasing those documents. they are really important, and there's prominent conservative party members saying, what ever position you have taken on the brexi

the daily mail reports that half of pensioners take at least five drugs a day.brexit for a couple of minutes, let's start with the metro and the front page, cuts, the army is 20 years out of date. quite a big story, if not for brexit this would be believe an perhaps some of the main newspapers. the dangerous state of the british army and how underfunded it is, some say it is at least 20 years out of date and that it needs an injection of at least 2 billion a year, which is obviously a very significant sum. further down it says that it is predicted that the north korean leader kimjong—un could acquire the capability to nuke london within 18 months, which is never something you want to read about this late at night. quite a significant story and whether they'll be able to find that 2 billion a year in the current climate, we'll have to see. of course there is a budget next week, is this why the tightening of the story? i'm sure it is and i'm sure there will be other stories from other departments asking for money from the treasury. but the defence of the realm is

haven't disappeared the question i thought might be from the sun the daily mail but a bit on the west side either quake through the. russia today broadcasting a counted fifty lead but m.p.'s there at the tory m.p.'s fourteen s m b m p seven liberals friesian seen today you'd be in the green. on russia today programmes so. if it's good enough for john mcdonnell. john redwood crispin blunt. for you and black for vince cable and carville and lucas then i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well in his first show alex salmond spoke exclusively to the ousted catalan president who was sacked in october and is now facing charges of sedition and rebellion explain issued an international arrest warrant after he fled to belgium where he is currently on bail speaking on are to recall the region's referendum day and related his vision of the future of catalonia you can watch that full program on r.t. dot com. thousands of people took to the streets of paris on saturday to voice their anger at president micron's social policies and crowd was blocked by police as it

attention to russia today haven't disappeared the question i thought maybe from the son of the daily mail but a bit on the other side adequate scan back through the. russia today broadcasting and a counted fifty only about m.p.'s thirty eight tory m.p.'s fourteen s m b m p seven liberals friesian feed into the u.p.a. in the green of all appear on russia today programs so you know. if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corben die and john redwood crispin blunt liam fox in black for vince cable in color and look at this that i can probably. stand there to criticism that the the experience does well and he's already having to stand the thought of criticism he was expecting there with headlines bashing and examines choice to hear on r.t. the british daily the times for example didn't hold back. mr salmon service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame and even the current leader of the scottish national party salman's own party expressed her dad. had i been asked which i was in i would've advised them to

and should paperchase be forced to apologize for advertising in the daily mail? good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the bbc understands there was broad agreement at a cabinet committee meeting that the government should increase the financial offer to the eu, but only in return for moving on to trade talks next month. earlier, the eu chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, said brussels was ready to offer the uk the "most ambitious" trade deal, but only if its terms were met. also today, it's been announced that amsterdam has been chosen as the location for the european medicines agency when the uk leaves the bloc in 2019. another london—based organisation, the european banking agency, is to be relocated to paris. this report from our political editor, laura kuenssberg, contains some flash photography. have you agreed to pay more money, foreign secretary? they are never going to agree every single thing. was there a row in there? he said we would get money back when we leave. she said it would cost us billions. will you pay more money? but ministers have toni

the daily mail has a headline about the prime minister's guildhall speech where she accused the vladimirwed to pressure" from her pro—europe colleagues by offering parliament a full vote on the final brexit deal. the metro reports on another westminster sexual harassment allegation. daisy goodwin, creator of itv drama victoria claims that a government official groped her breast when she was on a visit to no 10. the express newspaper's lead is that the cost of a care home place is rising at the fastest rate on record. the telegraph also has the announcement that parliament will get a binding vote on the final eu divorce deal. and the i talks about the threat from russia, highlighted by the prime minister. the daily mirror leads with richard ratcliffe, whose wife nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is imprisoned in iran. he has reportedly told the foreign secretary to fix the mess he has caused and bring his wife back to the uk. the guardian claims tory rebels are not satisfied with the announcement that they will be given announcement that they will be given a vote on the final brexit deal. let's k

it comes against the background of two days ago in the daily mail, jumping on a story where a schoolteachere wrong gender and allegedly lost his job as a result. clearly it is a hot brick topic. the guardian, a couple brexit stories. can't go very far into the paper review without one, can we? brexit is to send the pm orwellian set of demands. this is a memo that is mail on sunday was reporting today. how is this anything more than a retread of that? it's not, really. the memo was sent some weeks ago. it also shows the impossible situation prime minister is in. as you are aware, the withdrawal bill comes back to the house of commons on tuesday. the return has been delayed, as mrs may try to get her rebels around the table and do a deal. the reason that the part of the bill's process is critical, it is where they can start putting amendments forward, it is the stage where they can start changing things. it says the prime minister is already struggling with the eu withdrawal bill, with labour expected to join tory rebels and inflict a series of defeats. theresa may does not have a majority. s

the daily mail splash with a warning from probert —— brexit tories, don't betray your voters.ly? —— the sun. anyway, we are very much a week! thanks very much for watching. let's have a look at the night whether headline. it looks like it is going to be drizzly and murky and that applies to most of us but there are some changes on the way and this is true for north—western parts of the uk. through the early hours of thursday morning we see a cold front moving and so there will be some rain, stronger winds, and moving and so there will be some rain, strongerwinds, and behind that cold atlantic in all the way from the north atlantic, so it was to be relatively mild, around 10 degrees. that cold front marches across the uk during the course of thursday, and behind that clear and crisp skies. ia degrees and in the north into single figures then a clear and chilly night for thursday, which means first thing on friday morning there could be a touch frost around and we end the working week is fine and sunny. and this is bbc news. i am christian fraser. the headlines at 11pm: robert m

the daily mail has the story of british explorer benedict allen, who was rescued from a papua new guineaon. and the guardian says parents who divorce could be denied access to their children if they try to turn one against the other. three stories connected to the budget which of course is only a matter of days away. take away plastic to be taxed, this is in lured, things like single use cups —— this is in the i. lured, things like single use cups -- this is in the i. it is such a big part of life, everybody is used to seeing it and it is quite a big change. on paper it might seem quite a big step but if you look at similar measures that have been taken in the past, the 5p tax on plastic bags for example, when that was brought in everybody thought that was going to be a pain and to be honest it has gone off without a hitch. everybody has that used to it. you take your bags out shopping and it has cut the number of plastic bags being thrown away by a don't know exactly how much but a lot i believe. it is great news for environmental campaigners who are all delighted. but i think it'll ta

environmental firm estate secretly invested in a friend's environmentalfirm in bermuda and the daily maila how a mother who posted propaganda to a so—called islamic state group on social media was spared jail after thejudge took pity on social media was spared jail after the judge took pity on her five children. before we talk about some of those front pages, a line from laura kuenssberg, our political editor, which will be relevant to the discussion, and she says that sources have suggested to the bbc that priti patel is in deep trouble. number ten is examining new revelations about her meetings overseas tonight. the minister and theresa may have apparently not spoken this evening and that will appear ina spoken this evening and that will appear in a tweet that laura has security, but suggestions she has been fired are not correct at this point in time. that is what laura kuenssberg is saying about relations between number ten and the international development secretary. there may be further developments in the hours to come. priti patel of course has left the country because she is goin

it is only november the daily mail says christmas sales are on already.one black friday yet! every year i take a photograph when i see the first thing in the local supermarket and i did that a few weeks ago. it really is ridiculous. we are all being siphoned of our money. you don't have to spend it. we don't but you feel... the biggest thing for me as halloween and how that has changed. all of this, there are lots of items you can buy for halloween now. i remember people saying it is american and not the british tradition but it has become, because it is run by the shops a commercial and the need to up their profits and thatis and the need to up their profits and that is what life is a bike, i'm afraid. christmas ravens starting july before we know it. they have hit panic button and the idea is that sales have been slow so they are hyping up christmas early in order to try and get people to spend more earlier. i always think, does this work? it must work do it. i think people will spend a certain amount for christmas, whether that is the week before chris

the daily mail reports on apparent panic on the high street. ays desperate high street chains are launching early christmas sales amid a slump in takings. and the daily mirror isn't very happy with foreign secretary, borisjohnson. it's claimed that at an anglo—spanish event he defended bullfighting, saying any potential ban was "political correctness gone mad." now on bbc news, time for our world, with yalda hakim. the hurricane that destroyed puerto rico. two months after maria, this us territory and its american citizens are still suffering. how do you now see life without your son? it may belong to the most powerful country in the world, but this is now an island in crisis. even though we are citizens of the united states, perhaps we are perceived to be second—class citizens. perhaps we are perceived to be second-class citizens. who will fix it, and at what cost? iam in i am in marikau, south—west puerto rico. jennifer, which is your casa? this one? i am here to meetjennifer rodriguez, who lives in a small bit of land with her husband and fou

hopefully will should be allowed to compete i think we do know just before the last olympics the daily mail came out just as the new york times did and said oh it's by a complete ban a complete ban we you and i were sitting in the studio saying this can't be right i have to learn not to be right because all these inside sources i mean typical pandemonium to say this and of course the new york times they might have no sources but it sells newspapers and says advertising space to say that russia is bad because if. it's good for business. maybe we'll see you again within two weeks. the capital sport of moscow is capital f.m. alamo thank you thanks tony. nice leases in the barracks meant to place wealthiest people in all same companies happens to because of a russian company does not mean that there is any evil in it now it's important to note siebel as a company is not subject to sanctions and it's been left pretty buff hold by the reaction cyber war itself was. sanction is not an els sieber expresses it surprised at the politically charged interpretation in certain media publications of regul

sylvester stallone denies report in the daily mail. a woman claims stallone forced her to have sex and perform a sex act on him and his bodyguard in nope 86 when is he was 16 years old. she did file a police report at the time. nothing came of it. and this picture is now leading to a call for senate ethics investigation showing right there the then comedian al franken groping a sleeping woman on the way home from u.s.o. tour in afghanistan. in woman is an la radio host and says franken's actions went further during rehearsal for a exit on their

the daily mail reveal cut—price ambulance crews since 1999 calls. -- seemed on treble nine calls.similar sort of genesis to the previous story in the guardian where of necessity, you haven't got enough staff, people are slightly underqualified to be there and it hugely important roles, it says here we have the technicians look like paramedics in terms of the uniform that they are not quite the same, they have less training, fewer skills, five of the ten ambulance trust in england show they would dispatch these technicians to almost 300,000 calls. without paramedics last year, including 155,000 of the most serious radicals were patient‘s live were deemed to be in imminent danger. these are skills, butjust slightly less skilled. but we know the care that you get in the first few minutes after having something like a heart attack and really make the difference between a full recovery or not. or even surviving. this feeds into ambulance waiting times, and we have heard about ambulances queueing up outside a&e departments could they cannot get in because the response times, the pressur

the daily mail reports on apparent panic on the high street. erate high street chains are launching early christmas sales amid a slump in takings. and the daily mirror isn't very happy with foreign secretary, borisjohnson. it's claimed that at an anglo—spanish event he defended bullfighting, saying any potential ban was ‘political correctness gone mad'. now on bbc news, time for the travel show. this week on the travel show... as the world marks armistice day, we am in america to worse —— to explore a fleet of abandoned first world war ships. creating a nationaltourism resource which brings people from all over the world. these ships were involved in saving the world from totalitarianism. we meet the spider men and women of guizhou in china. and go behind the scenes at a new show were the cast members have to get used to performing in a downpour. obviously, this is due bias there is no expense spared in the staging. we are talking 65 world —class the staging. we are talking 65 world—class artists, athletes and performers and best of all, in the

he's been spotted in the hampton, we have photos from the daily mail. hard to feel sorry for someone who is so incredibly wealthy as he's getting, he went out to his $33 million hampton's estate in the posh vehicle and the daily mail caught up to him. i wonder when you talk about people being replaced on morning shows, as an entertainment reporter, does this become a place where we see all female anchors? >> well, i certainly don't think there's a reason not to. and maybe this is a good time whether it's cbs or nbc where there are potential there to go in a different direction to consider it. most of the morning show audience is made up of females. that's who they're catering to. that's who the advertising dollars are spent on. so why not? why stick to this, you know, tradition that may have outlived its usefulness or certainly is no longer a necessity. melissa: yeah, yeah, joe flint, thank you for your reporting, appreciate it. connell? connell: north korea, the u.n. ambassador nikki haley sent a serious warning to the north koreans, she says they'll b

in september, "daily mail" tv reported kevin was carrying on a ten-year affair with 32-year-old massageherapist sharina hudson. they aired this photo of them together in new jersey. >> you can believe what you want. but -- >> reporter: wendy took to her show days later, slamming the allegation. >> don't believe the hype. if there was hype, bloof me you, i would let you know. >> reporter: wendy has been open to "e.t." before in the past. >> infidelity does not mean you throw it out. >> reporter: -- our source tells "e.t." that when it comes to the latest report, quote, this is so catastrophic for her. >> at the end of the day, the bottom line is, that we all want wendy to be healthy. >> we certainly wish her the very, very best. >>> in other news. three more hollywood heavy weights stand accused of swal harassment. beginning with oscar-winner dustin hoffman. a female who worked on death of a sales man in 1985 claimed hoffman grabbed her buttocks and made vulgar comments. he said, i have the utmost respect for women and feel material that anything i might have done could have put her in a

this is an adorable photo on the cover of the "daily mail" of meghan markle at 15 years old.nd guess where she is? >> yeah, loitering right outside buckingham palace with a friend in 1996. >> little did she show. uh-huh. planning is already under way. and we get new details right now from abc's terry moran reporting from the venue. >> reporter: for harry and meghan, the count down has become. a may wedding. at st. george's chapel. and the royal family will pay for the festivity. the royal relatives weighing in. >> william and i are absolutely thrilled at such exciting news and it's a really happy time for any couple. and we wish them all the best. charles' wife. >> america's loss is our gain. >> reporter: and the public welcoming their soon to be american princess. >> it's good to see the royal family moving with the times at last. >> it's time he got married and settled down. >> reporter: during that interview, they seemed so in love, turning into a lip reader. harry and meghan laughing, interupti interuinte interrupting each other. ghan apologizes and gives him look that sl

attack our tree but tomorrow the same sort of pressure made you may make and decide to attack the daily mail here in here in britain another political viewpoint they might not like this is suppression this is censorship i think that i am quite capable of watching r.t. reading sputnik and deciding what i do or do not want to take from it what i do or do not believe i think this is extremely sinister as i say meanwhile eric schmidt's remarks have been contradicted by a google representative who said no concrete plans to develop russian media including r.t. were in place and on the topic of google whistleblower julian aside as alleged on twitter that the firm gave the matter data of journalists working for wiki leaks two investigators into his case back in twenty fifteen. the palestinian national authority is freezing ties with the u.s. after it refused to renew the license of the palestine liberation organization office in washington the palestinian presidential spokesman slammed the u.s. decision. this u.s. measure is unprecedented in the history of u.s. palestinian relations it could have se

the daily mail is reporting that the green beret was killed after confronting the seal team members forg money from an intelligence fund. it appears the seal team members covered up the soldier's death and claims he died during a training exercise because he was asphyxiated. >> liz smith has died. from natural causes. for more than a quarter century her column was one of the most widely read in the world. she started her own column at the new york dale technological newsily. she was known as the dame of dish. >>> u.c.l.a. men's basketball team returned from china over the weekend but lathe low ball codey hill and yeah lon ryan. surveillance footage those them shoplifting from three stores. they're expected to remain in their hotels until the legal situation is resolved. it may take weeks to secure their release. >>> "saturday night live" had a little fun with politics. during saturday night's show they did a skit about the democrats about how they're making a comeback. the actors portrayed nancy pelosi chuck feinstein joe biden and bernie sanders. the message, the democrats are back. th

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the daily mail has a souvenir pullout. yes, in the middle, and massive amount. megan. the daily telegraph, a mere 16 pages of coverage, again with a souvenir supplement. so many details in that interview they gave to the bbc last night. a rather wonderful interview. it was the details about the corgis liking the first time they met her, a p pa re ntly liking the first time they met her, apparently they have been barking at prince harry for 33 years. from his point of view it was love at first sight. he proposed after they had had a roast chicken at home. that's nice. that is a great way to propose. nobody says no after a roast chicken. you are not necessarily going to guess that that will be the moment, either. the one picture... i've got it. the close-up of the ring. nobody really got a proper close—up. of the ring. nobody really got a proper close-up. no, it is not very good. if you watch royal weddings, over the years, the close—up of the ring has always been a big part of the story, i suppose. there you go. that is her ring. a diamond that he wrought back fr

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but tomorrow the same sort of pressure may get may make them decide to attack the daily mail here in here in britain another political viewpoint they might not like this is suppression this is censorship i think that i am quite capable of watching r.t. reading sputnik and deciding what i do or do not want to take from it what i do or do not believe i think this is extremely sinister as i say. in an unsettled start to the week for germany after talks on forming a coalition government collapse chancellor angela merkel attempted to seek advice from the country's president however there seem to differ as merkel's declared she is ready to head back to polls if necessary while the president urges the parties to reconsider their disagreements if it isn't for time and as a party is elected to the bundestag have a shared duty to serve their country i expect from all parties a willingness to make possible the formation of a government in the foreseeable future if you elections can i should see that's not something i'm afraid of during the election campaign i thought for a four year mandate my

. >> according to the daily mail, spacey reportedly checked himself into this $55,000 treatment fa,000gentel path at the meadows in arizona. weinstein is also reportedly attending the program. the elite facility runs a 45 day men's in-patient treatment program for sexual addiction issues. >> they do art therapy, equine therapy, ropes course. >> the secluded desert spot boasts a fitness center, pool with yoga and hosted other celebrity clients over the years. >> trevor: wow, yoga by the pool? sounds less like a rehabilitation and more like a prize you win on "wheel of fortune." rich people are having a good time, this is how rich people get punished. where do poor people go for sex rehab? prison? or some guy's basement in pittsburgh where they all share one dumb bell. like what does this even mean. really, the only saving grace is that this place is in arizona. that is about it. bus at least in arizona the potted plants can fight back in harvey tries to jack off into them. but let's be clear, going to sex rehab doesn't absolve you if you committed sex crimes. we're not stupid, guys. the

publications on the can of and to separated that question nicely thought maybe from the son of the daily mail but a bit on the west side i'd a quick scan back through the. russia today broadcasting and i counted fifteen labor m.p.'s stepped it to the m.p.'s fourteen s m p m p seven liberals friesian fain to do you be in the green a full appear on russia today programs so if and if it's good enough for john mcdonnell janet club and diane abbott john redwood crispin blunt liam fox ian blackfoot vince cable and cattle and look as though i can probably. stand any criticism that they they experienced as well who did survive. we are lucky that the miracle happened. this is r.t. international thank you for joining us on this sunday still more of the weekly coming your way including the story of one british school teacher suspended after saying well done girls to his class we'll give you details in a moment. but politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. you somehow want to. let you go on to be close to see what the

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christmas sales are already on, says the daily mail. they are putting —— quoting big names.t of stock on sale. armistice day, 99 yea rs, stock on sale. armistice day, 99 years, marking 99 years since the end of the first world war. this newspaper is looking at the old £1 coins. they are using those for the p°ppy coins. they are using those for the poppy appeal. some readers have listed the appeal by £1 million. we will have a full review of the papers later in the programme this morning. it is 6:14 a.m.. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: millions of people will fall silent this morning on armistice day, to remember those who have lost their lives while serving in the armed forces. a british woman will appear in court in egypt this morning, accused of smuggling in 300 illegal painkillers, a charge which could result in the death penalty. we knew it was going to be a chilly weekend, but just how we knew it was going to be a chilly weekend, butjust how chilly? it looks wet as well! wet weather in the southern half of the british isles, whic

moves i'm focusing on the downward today, starting with the daily mail. , so then downgraded drop youg, more than 25% of that at the moment is the most since 2001 for daily mail, hitting its lowest since 2012. but moving from papers to pubs, it seems brits are drinking less. u.k. consumers are spending more cautiously, tightening their belts. .ost cuts on track the stock is down the most since the beginning of september. 44 million euros. this company invest guy: down 3%. up next, talking about filling the empty seats on the fomc. trump's nominating marvin goodfriend. will he be a good friend to the market? this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: we are 30 minutes into the trading day. let's take a look at your top headlines this morning. ed, thing -- defang technology shares turn red. european stocks start the day flat. connecting the dots. marvin goodfriend is topped by tapped by trump. is he a hawk or not? opec and russia agree to extend production cuts until the end of 2018. we will bring you the latest from the anna. good morning. welcome to. "bloomberg markets: european open." i'm matt mille

all their publications on the kind of anticipated question i thought may be from the son of the daily mail but a bit on the other side the other adequate scan back through the. russia today broadcasting and i counted fifty only but m.p.'s thirty eight tory m.p.'s fourteen s m b m p seven liberals friesian seen today you'd be in the green of all appear on russia today programs so you know. if it's good enough for john mcdonnell jeremy corbin di and john redwood crispin blunt liam forks in black for vince cable and cullen look at this that i can probably. stand there the criticism that the they experienced as well. in his first show alex simon spoke exclusively to the ousted president who was sacked in october and is now facing charges of sedition and rebellion spain issued an international arrest warrant after he fled to belgium where he's currently on bail speaking on r.t. collis recalled the region's referendum day and related his vision of the future of catalonia you can watch the full programme on. them. now thousands of people took to the streets of paris on saturday to voice their ang

the daily mail, i know you say this is quite a moving story., very well sourced. this is prince philip, well sourced. this is prince philip, we know he is no longer a full—time royal, retired last summer, well into his 90s, and he is now living ona into his 90s, and he is now living on a cottage on the sandringham estate, apparently has a new kitchen fitted, a small staff by royal standards, four people looking after him, doesn't have them wearing their gilded uniforms. he likes them to wear ordinary clothes, and for him apparently, is reading, painting, quite a talented artist. he is having friends round, and the queen has decided, she is in agreement with this, she feels he has deserved this rest in his life, but of course for her it means it is lonely for her, because when she is on duty, in london, she is alone, having brea kfast london, she is alone, having breakfast alone, so life is just that bit tougher for her, she's doing this as a sign of love, i think, you know, they are approaching their 70th wedding anniversary later this month. a

and you like a royal stories of the daily mail.” printing money.er sister samantha who is apparently going to write a book called princess pushy‘s sister, and she would want an invitation to the wedding, but i would think writing a book called princess pushy‘s sister is not a way to endear yourself to your younger sister, although i am no expert. and the allegations levelled against her more seriously, we know that meghan ‘s mother is black and we hear that samantha a p pa re ntly black and we hear that samantha apparently made lots of racist remarks about her stepmother and her half—sister, so those allegations have been denied but there has been a lot of ill feeling and i would say this book is not the way to build bridges. could be a present for the wedding! i love this, to build bridges in time for the wedding, as if it is a done deal and definitely happening. it is not a done deal but meghan markle gave an interview to vanity fair, saying we are couple, they were photographed at toronto at they were photographed at toronto at the invictus game

the daily mail has the story of british explorer benedict allen, who was rescued from a papua new guineagle after going missing on an expedition. and the guardian says parents who divorce could be denied access to their children if they try to turn one against the other. now on bbc news time for the travel show. this week, japan's prettiest railways... there is a push for the last carriage, maybe it has the best views. chomping your way through the big apple. we just eat crazy things for the sake of eating crazy things. the things we eat are actually really delicious. and road testing apps for keeping your mobile. this gives you a lie in. this is the tadami line in central japan. it is regarded as one of the country's most beautiful train routes, and hugs the river as it makes its way from fukushima to niigata prefectures. and it is a specially beautiful in autumn. the train stations along the tadami line are quaint, this doesn't even look like a are quaint, this doesn't even look likea train are quaint, this doesn't even look like a train station, it looks at the post office to me. it i