nobody who has watched david attenborough and watched what we are doing to our oceans, i mean i thinkthis statistic about 13 billion plastic drinks bottles just in the uk. this is a really big issue and gaining a lot of traction, a lot of people very worried about it. lots of other stories, let's ta ke it. lots of other stories, let's take a quick look at the front page of the financial times, undercover, north korea's kim takes a secret trip. it is like where's wally. was he there, was he not. there are suggestions the leader has made a secret trip to china and chinese officials have not been confirming, the ft claimed to have sources who said he was there. it was apparently two day trip and this armatrading was seen two day trip and this armatrading was seen with north korea markings on it, arrived suddenly and there this speculation it was his sister again. anyway there is now this wild goose chase to find kim jong—un. again. anyway there is now this wild goose chase to find kim jong-un. you think you might want a bit of publicity out of it? one of the suggestions is that this is m

happened like a tsunami probably in the last six months partly polluted due to blue planet david attenborough but the big corporates and the governments are finally realizing this is probably one of the most challenging issues to solve today because of the material and they're now starting to a brace the fact that we've got to get on there says a team and i think that's great for all of us now we've got to get these actions go even replicate them across the planet ok thanks a lot for that doug so of course that's one of the reasons why everyone here entrepreneurs like doug environmental environmental intrapreneur as conservationists people from government and big business actually the mets can president enrique pena nieto is speaking to the conference right now so the hope is that out of this summit the meetings in hallways the networking some sort of relationships alliance can come out this to try and start saving the world's oceans john heilemann thank you very much and yes actually state has warned african nations against surrendering rest sovereignty to china in return for loans rex tille

it's as if they are sending a message to sir david attenborough. where are you, sir david?ave the six skiers, the nordic skiers, the six skiers, the nordic skiers, the sledge hockey, the wheelchair curlers. but heavy snow has disrupted. it affects tron sport. and it means going into the opening ceremony, they haven't had a dress rehearsal. katy gray ‘s leading out tea m rehearsal. katy gray ‘s leading out team this morning. anyone who has been in a school play knows the importance of a dress rehearsal that they haven't had one? you're not wrong there. they haven't been able to complete a full opening ceremony rehearsal maybe because of the constant snowball —— snow fall that has been happening. the snowfall has stopped. they will have everything crossed later on today that it will go off without a hitch and the snowfall does stay there. we found out yesterday that north korea and south korea will march out separately at the opening ceremony. the international pa ralympic committee admit they are disappointed. in terms of great britain, snowboarder owen pick will lead out th

david at bretton said he can't sleep at night, he has got to do something about it —— watching david attenborough government says it will seek a british exemption from new tariffs on steel and aluminium exports to the united states. president trump says the tariffs are to defend america from what he's called an ‘assault on our country'. but employers and unions in the uk steel industry say the measures could have "devastating" consequences. here's our business reporter rob young. the uk has managed to forge a global reputation for making high—quality steel products. a company in sheffield makes parts of submarines for the american navy. but the industry is worried president trump's steel import tax will hit producers here hard. what we will now see is uk companies really suffering from president trump slapping in effect a 25% tax on all their exports from the uk to the us. and that will hit us hard. each year, the uk sells £360 million worth of steel to the united states. that's 7% of all the steel britain exports. it's bought by america's defence, aerospace and energy industries. president trump