reverend dapo, how do you respond?o people who he does not even know whether they were part of this organisation in the first place. i asked him earlier on before we came on board. i said, "are you sure that people that came to you? are you sure they were former members of the church? he said there is no way they could have checked that. gracie was 21, she joined spac nation back in 2017. she told panorama she was encouraged to apply for universal credit after her pastor, who is a trustee of the charity, noticed she stopped giving money to the church. she handed over her details, someone filled out an online application form on her behalf and when she left the appointment, someone had changed her details to show she had two children. this made her eligible for a 1,200 quid payment. there is the young woman who had kidney cancer. she discovered a £5,000 fraudulent loan had been taken out in her name she discovered a £5,000 four year loan had been taken out in her name without her knowledge. the money never reached her a

labour's steve reed, and reverend dapo from spac nation, thank you both very much.vestigation and the charities commission investigation are. coming up in a moment... we speak to lezley and mark gibson — who were facing jail for growing their own cannabis to treat lezley‘s ms symptoms. and could meghan and harry be seriously considering spending more time in canada? lezley gibson has lived with ms for over 30 years. she says that cannabis helps manage her symptoms and she has been growing and using the drug at home since the ‘90s. but a year ago the police raided her home and arrested her, along with her husband mark, after they found ten cannabis plants and three bars of cannabis chocolate. the pair faced up to five years in prison, an unlimited fine — or both if convicted. they got all the way to crown court but then the case was dropped after the cps decided it was not in the public interest to prosecute them. now the couple are spending more than £700 a month on a private cannabis prescription for lezley‘s ms. let's talk to lezley and mark gibson, in their first

that was the german defense minister and cdu leader speaking to us at dapo's -- dapo's -- davos.hear more as we speak thekaka -- akk about possibility of germany military deployment in libya. it is, of course, a big issue. chinese officials have locked to trye city of wuhan and stop the coronavirus from spreading. they have halted public transport and told a population of 11 million people not to leave the city. obviously, it is a challenge, but if there's any country in the world that can deal with this kind of challenge, it must -- china.ired we have people able to deal with it in a timely and effective manner. whatever damage it will have on the economy will be limited. matt: for more, selena wong joins us from beijing. you have the death toll pretty much doubling from the numbers yesterday with hundreds and affected. some say that number could actually be in the thousands. you have the second case confirmed in macau. they are canceling lunar new year activities from the central area of wuhan back to other parts of china. you have china setting up this nationwide screening to

and france have agreed to this week in dapo's, , and weaw -- in davos saw with president and emmanuel macron in a phone call, and again today with secretary steven mnuchin agreeing to step up the negotiations toward a multilateral deal and the french agreeing they will forgo the next ranch of payments on this digital tax. the trump administration claiming the tariffs have forced the french to cave and engage in another negotiation. whether that will go anywhere is a big question. david: president trump news conference was remarkable not just for his focus on europe, but he shared the stage with the head of the wto. is this a big move on the wto's part? this is something the president has been fixated on. shawn: the president has focused on the wto as one of the worst trade agreements ever created. it was created in the 1990's as a result of negotiations the u.s. led. in a thankless's place of having to mediate donald trump and the rest of the world and try to find a pass toward reform. he briefed the president today on the state of the discussions. my understanding is they are not goi

leaders of politics and business gather in dapo's, switzerland ash in davos, switzerland for the world-- in davos, switzerland for the world economic forum. one person who won't be joining is carlos ghosn. --are joined by aceto horry by yoshito hori, globis capital partners managing partner. very good to speak to you today. in the wake of the scandal surrounding carlos ghosn and his flight from japan, how much damage has this done to the image of japanese corporate culture globally, do you think? yoshito: well, i can't talk about what is the image of japanese corporate culture and governance globally, but what is true is that japanese citizens work right -- citizens work quite surprised and quite upset that he escaped from japan. this bring about any changes? is this just going to be the criminal justice system being scrutinized in japan as a result of carlos ghosn's flight? or will they be other changes -- or will there be other changes in japan domestically? yoshito: there are debates being started about what to do about and whatl bail system, we should do in terms of the accompanyin