up the next turn from taishan in venezuela's power struggle is on its way opposition leader on why doak calls for a nationwide march on the capital that's as crippling power outages in the country drag on me reports. that patients are dying in hospital without out electricity. and tibetans around the world commemorate sixty years since a failed uprising against chinese rule forced their spiritual leader into exile. plus in the bundesliga dortmund lose their lay blame despite being stood god fine and now in top spot on goal difference thanks to their six nil with painful stuff. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program a.t.o. p an airline say all one hundred fifty seven people on board have been killed in the crash of a boeing seven three seven max jet airliner lost contact with air traffic control minutes after taking off from address tonight. the plane was the newest version of the seven three seven and was just four months old if the opie and prime minister abbe ahmed tweeted news of the incident sending condolences to the families of the passages the tracking website flight radar t

doak say the crisis should be tackled at all. if they can bring this catastrophe needs to be addressed immediately no we cannot turn our heads elsewhere no we cannot abandon our people and you are in the states you have the right to protest you have the right to demand you have the right to raise your voice you have the right to protest for your relatives you have the right to go out to the streets and demand our rights it's not true that there is normality in the streets in venezuela there is not. this is a lot of psychological pressure on the venezuelan people to be dealing with the humanitarian crisis and now the crisis with the electrical grid and put the man on top of that to have the assembly declare a national emergency this is really designed to create more chaos and more here and more division within the venezuelan people live plan of the opposition is to find any way that he can to bring things to a head i think the military remains pretty much consistently on the side of my douro and so this is another attempt to push

--what doake of this you make of this? >> it is more of the same. there needs to be a hard decision which is uncomfortable and complicated. people have different views on the political spectrum. so far both sides seem to be muddling through. youssef: we look at the one-month risk reversal for cable and the pound and that has dropped to a 10 week low. we have done a survey in terms of what is expected on tuesday and the pound may end up anywhere in the range of 10% given the gulf between the two possible outcomes. how do you tell traders to position themselves around this? , it is veryer binary. the big question is global growth and the uk's position in a global economy that is potentially slowing down than the market has previously priced in. brexit in that scenario would make it more difficult for the u.k. to reposition itself post-brexit. i don't think of short-term fluctuations in the british pound. long-term more about industrial and economic policy. don't forget this is an increasingly global world. and this is against the background of quantit