dominic grieve saying with a heavy ca rty voted dominic grieve saying with a heavy carty voted against had only ever voted against them one on high speed 2.18 had only ever voted against them one on high speed 2. 18 conservative rebels, the last—minute concession from the government persuaded a couple of them to vote with the government or to abstain. 0thers couple of them to vote with the government or to abstain. others did government or to abstain. others did go through with what they had been talking about, they are determined there is to be a meaningful vote, not one that is too far down the process it can't make any difference. i spoke to stephen hammond earlier, another conservative mp on the rebel‘s site. we are hearing tonight he has been sacked as vice—chairman of conservative party. i did speak quickly to a couple of conservatives about this and they say, that is really going to help, isn't it? they are fearful this will deepen the divisions within the conservative party, which have been there for a very long time and of course, have opened up with this referendum. stacking

dominic raab is saying that...g the mood in the house and having taken advice, the government is willing to return to report stage with an amendment on face of bill under clause nine and will not enter into force until there is a meaningful vote. into force until there is a meaningfulvote. dominic into force until there is a meaningful vote. dominic greene says it is too late, you cannot treat the housein it is too late, you cannot treat the house in this fashion. the suggestion that a concession was being made by the government but it seems perhaps that concession has come a little bit too late. that voters in about five minutes. no time for the weather. —— and now it is time for the weather. we're not quite done with the winter byes—mac teal. more snow for a number of areas byes—mac teal. more snow for a number ofareas in byes—mac teal. more snow for a number of areas in the british isles. the big picture gives you a sense that there is a novel lot of whether to be had at the moment. various bands of whether movi

a very male-dominated political spectrum. industries dominated by men.lace.ve the policies in carol: but where is the enforcement? >> we have these policies and we need to make sure there is accountability. that is what people are struggling, where these issues have come out. how do we change it and make people accountable? young mother of a daughter, how do we leave the next generation in a position where this isn't happening anymore? sweden is proven quite successful making real policy changes. hopes that other countries will use this as an example and look .or other things we can do julia: talk about mitch daniels. good is just sort of business, perfect for this issue. , doingerm republican something that other people aren't. universities operated much more as a business with big athletic department, he has done two interesting things. he's trying to keep tuition cost down. he's encouraging students to graduate in three years, not f r ur. bought aversially , he believes it is fundamental to really changing this thing. and how the universes are operate

has plunged yemen into even more uncertainty the ousted president with a dominant political force for over three decades was killed in an attack led by hooty fighters on monday salah had been in an alliance with the iranian backed rebels for more than two years and his death sparked intense fighting on the streets of the capital sanaa. the clashes were ongoing the entire night until the morning if someone stepped out into the street or fled they would have a bullet hit them in the head chest or body. and an easy calm has returned to the city which salis forces and the who these jointly controlled and fought against the saudi led coalition which supports the internationally recognized government led by a months were heidi but the partnership collapsed last week leading to major confrontations after days of running street battles salah announced he was ready for dialogue with the saudi led coalition if it ended its blockade of yemen's ports and airports and allowed for more humanitarian aid shortly afterwards he was dead in response heidi has urged yemenis to rise against the who the fo

we will get behind dominic grieve this evening.ess of leaving the eu, we think it is important that when we said we wanted to take back control, that parliament gets that control, that parliament gets that control so that is how we will vote this evening. did you not trust the prime minister when she said there would be a meaningful vote in any case? her definition of meaningful and ours probably differ. this is effectively a safeguard meaning that when theresa may negotiates in brussels she has tuesdayjune to the things that she promised last week. the rights of eu citizens, transparency and money, no hardboard in northern ireland and barbara she has to stay true to the things that she promised last week. parliament wa nts to she promised last week. parliament wants to see these things, it is right we should get a vote and it would be very bad for the eu to have a boat and for there to be a vote in brussels but not to have a vote here. we think it would be bad for our democracy. but she has made that promise, do you think it is re

a very male-dominated political spectrum. still industries dominated by men.ulia: what about the culture of silence? >> they have the policies in place. carol: but where is the enforcement? megan: we have these policies and we need to make sure there is accountability. that they are working effectively. that is what people are struggling for, around the world, where these issues have come out. how do we change it and make people accountable? as the mother of a young daughter, how do we leave the next generation in a position where this isn't happening anymore? sweden is proving quite successful in making real policy changes. one hopes that other countries will use this as an example and look for other things we can do. julia: talking about taking action, talk about mitch daniels. he is not in ordinary president -- and ordinary president by any means. megan: i love this story because is a the former two-term republican of indiana, -- republican governor of indiana. but he is doing something that other people aren't. where we see rising tuition costs, and univer

they won 2—1 underlining their dominance so far this season. tim hague reports.. and second time to first, mourinho against pep guardiola, manchester versus against pep guardiola, manchester versus manchester. everything in place, could the spectacle live up to the actual? there might have been an early penalty but most of the action was taking place away from the penalty area. there was even time for a catch up, city's domination and possession rewarded just before half—time, not the person would expect a pop—up with a set piece but david silva scored. what happened next will have left pep guardiola furious, otamendi and fabian delph failing to deal with the ball, rashford with no such problems. but one of the men who let united back into the match cut them out again, otamendi's eventful afternoon continuing. more for the leaders, de gea great once more, yet his opposite number equally impressive, manchester united's best chances saved in quick succession by edison. it helped his side get a 14th straight premier win to extend their lead to ii 14th straight premi

i heard they were dominant. it should have been more.so with a free kick. possibly the wall at fault. he bent it around the wall, second half they were all over southampton. southampton offered very little. 0n shot on target. fraser forster very busy in the southampton goal. antonio conte, who by the way crew his beard back. they are in great form an eight wins in the last ten games. as it stands, 1a adrift of manchester city. he was really pleased with their performance despite the fact it was a narrow win in the end. quite hard becau5e5 of the result, it was only 1—0. i think that we dominated the game, we created many chances to score. in one game you shoot 24 times, eight on the target, it means that you dominated the game. also 1—0 at the emirates, arsenal beating newcastle. arsenal are back in the top four but not necessarily setting the world on fire? they're not clinical enough, they should have been out of sight at half—time. brilliant goal by mesut 0zil, goal of the month contender, great volley, superb technique. you thought t

except in a kind of way like for instance russia having a military base or so but not to say to dominate the regime is not what he wants at all he would he he they help them but once he will be back in power over the whole of syria that he doesn't want them anymore but the rain ians have their interests or it's israel of course so they want to have a kind of military base in syria to attack or defend against israel but the israelis don't want this at all so in a way the iranians will have to withdraw when there are not any more need it and this is i think the countries that support the regime they cannot simply dictate to president bashar al assad what they want him to do because it's a beautiful thing they want to keep their so-called client their ally but their lands one back from the ruins of isis it is and baghdad's hands but as restless then it all comes on the back of the recent independence referendum campos ass's war break out in iraq over the kurdish question. well there is inside iraq i think in my opinion the kurdish democratic party or do that say dylan their leaders have a v

is their dominant starting to hurt the bundesliga alex i think yes well of course you cannot criticize a team because it plays too too well but if you have a look at europe's i. the top leagues in spain in italy specially in england you have to until about up to five teams that seriously each and every year can compete for the championship. the only league in europe where you have a dominant team as byan as france with paris and i think it's not only hurting the competition in the bundesliga we had bad results in europe for the bundesliga clubs all over the plane. but it's also a bet for buying i think in the season's they had to compete the most in the bundesliga they also perform the best in europe and the the easier it was in the bundesliga for them the word is somehow it when at the european level here and this is really a somewhat new situation for the bundesliga i mean i want to make this distinction clear that you know in your playing days which run from you know the late eighty's until the mid two thousand you know bahrain were a very good team they won plenty of titles but the

its aim as described officially as full spectrum dominance. this means control and see. cyber space and space five four three two one. from california almost five miles away the usa for instance its intercontinental missile by firing at the marshall. imagine a missile coming screaming out of the sky it's absolutely terrifying there i think that there is there's really nothing that i can imagine that that would be more terror. dying than this and we're talking about. devices that any one of them could go off course. none of this disturbs life on the base where small town america has been recreated a wonderland of the suburban good. that you like but there's nothing better than living on a tropical island i'm very much of each property you know it's ok i live here. just across the bay busybody island known as the slum of the pacific more than twelve thousand people live here on the strip of land less than a mile long with many of them refugees from what is now the missile base and from islands poisoned by nuclear testing. every day people from me by approach to work on the

the only league in europe where you have a dominant team as byan is france with paris and i think it's not only hurting the competition in the bundesliga we had bad results in europe for the bundesliga clubs all over the plane. but it's also a bad for bion i think in the seasons they had to compete the most in the bundesliga they also perform the best in europe and the the easier it was in the bundesliga for them the word is somehow it when at the european level here and this is really a somewhat new situation for the bundesliga i mean i want to make this distinction clear that you know in your playing days which run from you know the late eighty's until the mid two thousand you know bahrain were very good team they won plenty of titles but they were a super team and they didn't just sort of you know smack the rest of the legal around like they didn't last five years how have they gotten to that next level i mean were you afraid of by or no we're not afraid or we were afraid but i think they always had a good team and most of the time they were successful but. because of that they buil

above two small six winged cherubs two other angels dominate the don't. they represent the old and the new testament which in the language of the mosaic were delivered by angels to humankind. the suggestion of a hand tells us that they have delivered the scripture upon god's command and that the path to salvation can only lie in following god's will. this new system of christian liturgy and message of salvation comes from cluny abbey founded in one nine hundred ten by the juke of aquitaine as a benedictine abbey clooney was not only the center of the christian cosmos joining the middle ages but the largest and most powerful church of the christian world it was only supposed later by st peter's basilica during the french revolution almost nine hundred years later cluny was destroyed as being a symbol of an absolute monarchy that claimed divine legitimation. but today even amid the ruins the pattern significance of this order with its many of the churches and ministries throughout burgundy is still palpable it's no accident that burgundy was home to the mos

leroy fer had opened the scoring in the 35th minute for the visitors but dominic calvert lewin scoredm the rebound after a wayne rooney penalty was saved. then gylfi sigurdsson grabbed a super goal against his former club to compound their misery before a late rooney penalty means manager alla rdyce is yet to lose since taking over at the beginning of the month. to turn around so quickly is great credit to everybody. notjust me for coming in now, but everyone working so coming in now, but everyone working so hard behind the scenes and the players on the pitch, turning a desperate situation into a pretty co mforta ble desperate situation into a pretty comfortable one now. some people are saying how far up can we finish, not down. it is disappointing we did not keep it at 1-0. but it is disappointing we did not keep it at 1—0. but we created good chances, had some good football. and, umm, yeah, the mood in the dressing room was very flat. 12 points. have to focus on getting to 15 at the halfway point. everton are up 15 at the halfway point. everton are up to ninth. remarkable,. they're

analyst: this is dominating editorials in the u.s. press. "the denver post" says phillips may be on artist, that he is primarily a businessman. he was not being commissioned to use artistic skills to create a 20 foot high merrill celebrating gay pride.elebrating it was just a cake. his refusal to bake the cake proves discrimination israel. that is what the editors at "the denver post" has said. the writer for "the washington post" thinks it is much of do about nothing. he says by going to the supreme court, no one is going to win. religious beliefs and lgbt rights will be impacted. the baker could have just refused to make the cake and not say why. the gay couple could have just found another baker.r. the fact that they did not means whatever the decision, both sides will inevitably lose. it to artlet's keep and politics. an exhibition about murders and berlin has caused criticism in both germany and france. analyst: it is about the content. "le monde" explain say danish art group set up an exhibition , featuringo martyrs figures like socrat

they have in china they want to dominate all over all of the far east they want to dominate just like japan wanted to before world war two their goal was to dominate that part of the world today the because there has been no political reform in beijing these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet while it's andrew current benefits served on america's national defense panel so he's a military strategist and war plan you've written that strikes a naval blockade have a role to play in punishing china. you've described the need for sea mines you've described the need for special forces u.s. special forces and missing. placed in islands. this sounds like a preparation for war. our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war and essentially what the united states is doing it and is responding to provoke kind of behavior on the part of china and just as we did in the cold war the idea was to have a position of military strength such that your adversaries were not tempted to act in an aggressive ways or try to employ coercion to get their way and he just

religion but more an ideology an ideology that wants to talk to you terry an ideology that wants to dominate not only your whole person's life but also a whole society and one of the examples i always giffen i explain people why it's small ideology than a religion is that if you were willing to leave islam the battle of the is dead you are not free as in for instance christianity or judaism a body ism to leave and this is a token of an ideology of an even though the theory an ideology so i believe that we should have no freedom we have freedom of religion even in the constitution but if we see islam not so much as a religion but as a daughter to terror an ideology that once again does not want to assimilate into society but wants to dominate it goes against the freedom of women of the press of homosexuals of christians of jews and this is something once again if you want a society that is free you have to have less islam. all right i'm not advocate of islam i'm christian myself but i think what you are talking about is a very narrow following in islam and that would be called maybe wahhabi o

dominic: i agree with regard to the indian rupee.ation had stored 5% to read we are looking at 2.5% for 2018. at,the market is looking looking at 6.6% this year headed toward 7.4%. but the story will be growth acceleration taking place. the indian rupee might be quite stable. you have the growth story, which is supportive. higher energy prices for asian economies -- yes, it weighs on the current account. but keep in mind, overall their current accounts are quite high. inflation increases, it can motivate asian central banks in terms of tightening monetary visit -- positions. export mind 2016 we had coverage continuing. we had earnings recovering come as you mentioned. we mention the chinese earnings development quite strongly and look for in investment cycle. asian central banks are prone to tighten. higher oil prices might facilitate that move. i think it is going to be currency-supported. there is another side to the story we need to consider. latin america are supportive of higher oil prices. your highest conviction trade for 2018

this is the story of the north south divide that has dominated the politics of yemen ever since. in one thousand or four yemen was split into an ottoman north and the british south. and when the ottoman empire fell at the end of the first world war its former territory became an independent kingdom led by a she hides. the divide had been created. it was cemented in one nine hundred thirty four when the british agreed a treaty of friendship and mutual cooperation with the man you hear jaime the dean it's recognized the authority of the man in north yemen and of the british in the south who turned it into a colony. you know that. so couldn't get into terra for a new gun. and i thought than. what i had done kind of a lemon. when i. had to get him in the world. by the one nine hundred fifty s. the british were secretly working on establishing the federation of south arabia. it was clearly a sensitive subject as these committee minutes were marked top secret. but the plans took eighty years to be implemented. in one thousand nine hundred sixty two the british finally established there

there is fury within government with dominic grieve.e minister at the heart of this or said, dominic grieve will field the chilling hangover of what he has done and what he has done is he has weakened the prime minister on the eve of the european council in brussels tomorrow. this minister said, there are two options. one, it is not worth the candle, let's just the amendment passed. the second option is to say to dominic grieve, you said earlier if you're amendment was accepted, you would agree to a negotiation at the report stage about a compromise in which both sides can be happy, presumably your offer still stands. let's talk to my political guests. dominic grieve has been talked about whilst sitting there very patiently. the knives are pretty much out for you, aren't they? i doubt it, i am not concerned about knives be out for me. i am in parliament to do my duty by my constituents and for my country. knives can be anywhere, i will not be bothered by that in any way at all. what i am is intent on trying to support the government in

dominates the pacific navy air force. they claim in the pearl harbor headquarters of the pacific command they claim to be responsible for fifty two percent of the earth surface and when you look at their logo it shows an eagle over the aleutian islands with one tail on coming down somewhere near seattle on the other coming down right over beijing so beijing looks at a network of bases a real archipelago of empire that's been built up since the korean war you have had and still have an aco of of bases that start in a straight go through your house if we have no bases in australia you have you have . and you have a new facility in west mistretta no to speak precisely we have no military bases in australia what we do is operate with and in australian bases but we're not in the basing business nowadays there's a growing collection of what are referred to as lily pad bases these are bases that have typically three hundred troops no family members very few amenities and they're often quite secretive their bases that are frequen

a year when england's youth teams dominated major tournaments the u19s won the euros.p. world champions in football, and world champions in boxing. nine british men hold that honour, but only one man made 2017 his own. april 29th, and the home of football became the home of anthonyjoshua. wembley stadium transformed for one of the biggest nights in british boxing history. throughout my boxing career, when i turned professional, i thought of wladimir klitschko would potentially be retired by the time i become a champion. klitschko is very respectful, and i took inspiration from klitschko, when i was looking up to him before i competed with him. on how to conduct myself outside of the ring. the press conference wasn't the most entertaining in terms of flipping tables and disrespecting each other. but it showed that's not where it matters. where it matters is in the ring, and that's why i say that fight lived up to my expectations. a night thatjoshua, the 90,000 inside and the millions watching around the world, will never forget. wladimir klitschko defeated. six months l

based on christianity judaism and humanism and islam at the end of the day should not become more dominant all right we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue discussing garros pressing issues with character will durst leader of the dutch party for freedom stay tuned. it's a. wonder when they hit a car the city. really knew nothing then we took all. this i wrote these are the new. boeing i mean in all we meant and right. where i'm from the clip. is from moment up on the u.s.s. iwo can we look at them they want us and the feeling to see all. of those. so. i thought that the. benefited. very much from the existing plurality rule system because he was so different from the other chair if you took any one of those mainstream candidates and you put him in the head to head contest with. that other candidate might well have won. and we're back with harris will durst leader of the dutch party for freedom discussing major trends in today's here opinion politics mr wilders like you said your opinions on this have landed you on the al qaeda hit list i know you're surr

that is there an ideology that once again does not want to assimilate into society but wants to dominate it goes against the freedom of women of the press of homosexuals of christians of jews and this is something once again if you want a society that is free you have to have less islam. all right i'm not advocate of islam i'm christian myself but i think what you are talking about is a very narrow following in islam and that would be called maybe wahhabi or extreme muslims but i don't believe that applies to majority of the muslim people that i know and that live around the world but that is your opinion ok and the same thing could be sad about the christian religion and we should go really deep into the bible it goes against gays and it goes against women's rights and all of that can be said about christian religion as well it's really about how you read religion but anyway ok so you've been saying that there is no such thing as moderate islam but at the same time i. i know that in conference in italy in september you said that many individual muslims are moderates so why are those mod

the six nations, as their dominance under eddiejones continued until the final.nbeaten run of 18 matches. but the championship was already run. england's women would go one better. grand slam champions with five wins from five. the perfect preparation for the defence of their world cup title and early performances suggested they were at their best in ireland. while the hosts came unstuck, england breezed into the last four. a solid win over france and england set up a final against new zealand. end to end action in belfast, but it wasn't being's day. new zealand, the new world champions. in club rugby, another triumphant year in europe for saracens. as they successfully defended their european champions cup. exeter chiefs won their first ever top—flight title, beating wasps in the season finale. the pro12 would become a pro 1a in 2017 with two south african sides entering the league. but before that, welsh side scarlets won the title, beating munster. it was world cup year in by munster. it was world cup year in rugby league and england made it to the finalfor ru

liverpool had dominated the match, until lovren wasjudged to have brought down dominic calvert—lewinor the first time in his career. arsenal are back to fifth in the table. charlie austin opens the scoring for the hosts afterjust three minutes. arsenal then had to wait for the apa minute before giroud came on as a substitute to rescue the draw. the final of the uk snooker championship between ronnie o'sullivan and shaun murphy is into this evening's final session. they were tied at 4—1; heading into the evening session. o'sullivan is chasing his sixth uk title, which would draw him level with the record held by steve davis. this plant shot helped him go seven frames —— go to seven frames. in rugby union's european champions cup, wasps were well beaten in a high scoring game away at la rochelle. the french side top their group, and scored six tries in this match, including two from levani botia as they won 49 points to 29. wasps though did manage to score five tries of their own, to take an extra bonus point. the other game in that group was affected by the weather but still went ahea

believe that and freedom incompatible look so all the countries in the world where islam is the dominant today you see a total lack of freedom a lack of civil society a lack of rule of law and the let lack of both individual and collective rights so i believe that the more we fight the islam as a share of a free societies the more preserve our freedom so i'm fighting for freedom and i called my body the body for freedom because i want our families our children our grandchildren also in fifty years to be free citizens and if we would become one day more as that make it would go on the worst when it comes to freedom so what about the freedom of practicing your religion i mean you had about your children and your grandchildren you never know one of them may marry a muslim turned into a muslim you may have muslim great grandchildren what about their freedom of practicing their religion it's a choice right well you know. yes i believe and this is why i believe it's not incompatible with our constitution which as you write for the internet as a freedom of religion i believe that islam is not s

australia will start in a dominant position on day 01’ start in a dominant position on day or when theare currently 549—4 in their first time. they are currently 549—4 in theirfirst innings, a lead of 146. captain steve smith is on 229. mitchell marsh is unbeaten on 181. england must avoid defeat if they are to keep the series alive. we have got to —— two more days to play, of course it is going to be tough, but we had opportunities in the last game, and in the previous game, so the last game, and in the previous game, so we the last game, and in the previous game, so we have had opportunities, we just haven't been good enough, or they have been better in the tough moments and have taken the games away from us. but we have two days to go, and we have to believe we can fight hard and make sure there is still a contest to keep going. that is all the sport now, more for you in the next few hours. the former prime minister david cameron is to lead a uk government investment initiative with china. the announcement follows a two—day visit to the country by the chancellor phillip hammond. mr

luckily for me, after half—an—hour, dominic calls time for a much—needed break.ly intensive things i've ever done. amazing. tribal but great. luckily for me, after half—an—hour, dominic calls time for a much—needed break. that was one of the most physically intensive things i've ever done. amazing. tribal but great. i deserve this! what does it feel like to be leading this bunch of people with such a loud noise? if i've learnt to do one thing, it's to try to look beyond the straitlaced, conservative image of the people of bavaria. i've been truly moved by their warmth, compassion and sheer quirkiness. it's been a unique adventure. the wintry weather will continue to cause disruption through the second half of the weekend. temperatures as low as —12 or —14 in the snow cover and scotland. further south, this band of rain and sleet, increasingly turning to snow as it pushes into the cold air, especially through the central slice of the country. ice could well be a problem further north. the met office have issued an amber warning this snow. be prepared for the snow