did he endorse me or what's going on because, you know, i know nothing about david duke. i know nothing about white supremacists. and so you're asking me a question that i'm supposed to be talking about people that i know nothing about. i have to look at the group. i mean i don't know what group

she hasn't sat in the same room as herformerfather—in—law the duke of edinburgh. of state, she attended that wedding and therefore i feel all of those elements that nick... but tonally, and it changed later, some of the language about not in the premier league and stuff, it was altered, wasn't it? i think it was still very much the same tone through the day. in the end and you have raised it to some extent, with brexit and universal credit and so much serious international news, things like yemen, viewers need and want analysis of these stories, does the bbc need to rethink how much time you can devote to the royal family, even if it is welcome light news against all the darkness? think we simply can't win here and i think that there is obviously a discussion that we have to have take each and every news story relating to the royal family on its merits. we apply exactly the same news values to all of the stories that we have covered recently about the royal family. it is absolutely true to say and i would want the viewers to know this, that in our editorial meetin

the duke and duchess heard how pretty much everyone has been affected.hundreds of miles to be here. the duke successfully mastered canine country pursuits. but the weather was beginning to turn. as the rain began, there was a chance to enjoy indigenous australian culture. and then from the duke, praise for what he called the backbone of australia. you have just lived through two years of drought. and despite recent welcome rain, it is going to take a lot more and a long time to recover. the duke and duchess came to dubbo to show that their tour was more thanjust the big cities. and also to show support for a drought hit region. instead they brought with them pouring rain. one thing is for certain, their visit will never be forgotten. they are so gorgeous, so beautiful. they are special. and he spoke so beautifully about the farmers. that was really, really nice because quite a lot of us are farmers. we have all travelled on buses to come. excited, really excited. yes. they are keeping the royal family alive. they have brought it back again. it is wonderf

david duke. they. should trump actually it was hillary clinton was it barack obama david duke hillary clinton or or george bush i want to go to david duke actually hillary clinton is a yes interesting probably say david duke it was actually turns out it was hillary clinton. but it said they they all look the same i was surprised i don't think that anything but anything like it was it was hillary clinton that surprise you. yeah it was eight donald trump be hillary clinton see george w. bush or d. david duke hillary clinton made the joke yes you are correct donald trump brock obama hillary clinton or david duke oh say who are who you're correct yeah understand why people might be offended when someone says they all look the same in reference to these two guys no no no they came up in an interview and she said they all look the same is kind of meant to be a joke but people say it's pretty offensive. i mean that is pretty offensive yeah i see why people might think it's offensive to say they all look the s

with the duke of edinburgh. we were hoping the duke of edinburgh would be here this morning. edinburgh nearly as much as we used it. he was here at the last wedding in may but we have seen little of him since then. but clearly today is important. you can hear behind us the crowd cheering for the queen and duke of edinburgh. this is very much afamily affair, duke of edinburgh. this is very much a family affair, but also a fair smattering of celebrities, perhaps reflecting princess beatrice's life and jack brooksbank, his background. i think so. prince andrew was talking about why they needed such a big church, they had so many friends. there was a very colourful and eclectic and in touch with modern couple, that mix of glitterati, royals, celebrities. you do have plethora of high—profile people here today. i think we just got a glimpse of the back of the dress. i want to bring in a fashion consultant. the dress is what fashionistas will be looking out for, what do you think? very excited to see what is like. it's closely guarded secret who has designed it. the most likely is e

she hasn't sat in the same room as herformerfather—in—law the duke of edinburgh.eague and stuff, it was altered, wasn't it? i think it was still very much the same time through the day. in the end and you have raised it to some extent, with brexit and universal credit and so much serious international news, things like yemen, viewers need and want analysis of these stories, does the bbc need to think how much time you can devote to the royal family, even if it is welcome light news against all the darkness? think we simply can't win here and i think that there is obviously a discussion that we have to have take each and every news story relating to the royal family on its merits. we apply exactly the same news values to all of the stories that we have covered recently about the royal family. it is absolutely true to say and i would want the viewers to know this, that in our editorial meetings, we do discuss these stories and we apply the real judgement that we would do to any other story. thank you so much. before we go, sometimes as a journalist you ask a questio

it was put together very tastefully and the duke of york had a great input, as did sarah ferguson.ed, we had that reading from the great gatsby. they had andrea bocelli filling windsor castle with the most beautiful sound. it was their way of doing things their own weight and making this feel a little bit different. it felt to me more traditional than harry and meghan markle's wedding and a bit of a departure from what we have seen, which is a good thing. did this feel like a royal wedding oi’ did this feel like a royal wedding ora did this feel like a royal wedding or a celebrity wedding or a bit of both? i think it felt like a bit of both. we don't see much of the duke of edinburgh so it was great to see him and so many members of the family. it really felt like a family wedding. we just saw a picture of prince harry and meghan markle. it must be odd for them given that they we re must be odd for them given that they were the stars of the show last time around. it is only five months ago so around. it is only five months ago so it must be quite emotive to be backin so it must be

the duke and duchess of sussex... eyes of australia on him, the duke of sussex came to open the games that he created. 500 competitors from 18 different nations have come to this, the largest games yet. the duke spoke of a new generation of warriors — an invictus generation. their struggle for too long unrecognised. and he told the competitors here that they are an example to all. when all of you compete over the next week, remember that you do so not just for yourselves, not just for your families, not just for your nations. you are competing with different flags on your chests but you are competing together for one invictus generation. tonight in sydney, a triumphant celebration of life and perseverance. a week of fierce competition and even greater inspiration begins. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. as part of his speech at the ceremony, prince harry spoke of his own experiences at war in afghanistan iam sure i am sure you'll all agree that these games have never had a more beautiful backdrop. and many of you will

and the duke and duchess of kent bridge. without his wife, the duchess of cornwall evidently had a pressing engagement. and could not make it. and then stand by for the arrival of the mother of the bride, sarah ferguson, also known as the duchess of york. she's not been an entirely welcome figure within whilst circles for many years, having an unfortunate habit of embarrassing them but she arrived boisterous as ever and delighted to be part of a family again. the queen was there to see the wedding of one of their granddaughters, and alongside her was a duke of edinburgh, a rare appearance by him at the age of 97. they went into the chapel and took their places just behind the duchess of york. is thought to be the first time a duke of edinburgh has been in such close box at each to his erstwhile daughter—in—law for 26 years and so to the bride. princess eugenie, ninth in line to the throne, she arrived at the chapel with her father, the duke of york, in a dress by designer peter paul otto. waiting in sight, has been to be, ja

then for the duke, more than just society. then for the duke, more thanjust a society.andmother, the queen. afterwards she came out on her hotel balcony to greet the crowds. and tonight, so did harry and meghan. the locals were thrilled. we just love them. and she is so beautiful. and harry, he‘s blessed to have our! you know? we love them to bits. the royals are like family to us fijians. and we fijians always think of them as a family to us. lots of royal history then here in fiji, and also a glimpse of the future. time for a look at the weather. here‘s nick miller. mostly dry here but not everywhere, this picture if you look closely has a hint of a rainbow on it. this picture if you look closely has a hint ofa rainbow on it. a this picture if you look closely has a hint of a rainbow on it. a bit of rain per some of us but by no means all, for most of us even know there‘s a bit more cloud compared to yesterday it‘s brightening up and its drive to the course of this afternoon. big area of high pressure a lwa ys afternoon. big area of high pressure always indicates a se

the duke and duchess of sussex.hed the invictus games, prince harry praises the athletes as he and meghan attend the opening ceremony at the sydney opera house. good evening. 0rganisers say more that 600,000 people joined a rally in central london calling for a referendum on the final brexit deal. it's thought to be the largest brexit demonstration to date — with a number of mps from all the main political parties supporting the march. the metropolitan police have not given an estimate of the turnout. prime minister theresa may has ruled out another referendum. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. they came from every corner of the uk and beyond. it's a campaign that wants what it calls "a people's vote". in other words, another referendum. what do we want? all: a people's vote! when do we want it? all: now! there were some political faces you mightjust recognise here. but the vast majority were ordinary people, still deeply angry about brexit. it has all been lies from the start and it needs a second vo

not least because the queen is here, the duke of edinburgh, the duke and duke of such yes. —— the duke. thank you, sarah. let's go outside the castle. our royal correspondent daniela relph is outside windsor castle, and she's been meeting some of the crowds who've gathered there. the crowds will not see much of the moment but they will have an amazing vantage point later when they will see the short carriage procession with the newlyweds in the open top carriage through winter town centre. there moment will be after midday. it's blustery, it's a chilly day. that has had an impact on numbers but it is also a different stages to the one of harry and meghan earlier in the year. —— status. there are several hundred people on the streets of windsor now. many are ha rd streets of windsor now. many are hard and royal enthusiasts. someone is flown over from canada and build an entire holiday around attending the wedding. it is a sort of makes of royal fans and probably people from windsor, with some schoolkids. several hundred out and about and waiting to see the couple when they come past lat

david duke. they. should trump actually it was hillary clinton i want to go a david duke actually hillary clinton is a yes interesting approaches a david duke was actually turns out it was hillary clinton. but it said that they all look the same i was surprised i don't think that anything but anything like it was it was hillary clinton does that surprise you. yeah hillary clinton made the joke yes you are correct understand why people might be offended when someone says they all look the same in reference to these two guys no not at all they came up in an interview and she said they all look the same is kind of meant to be a joke but people say it's pretty offensive. i mean that is pretty offensive yeah i see why people might think it's offensive to say they all look the same in reference to these two guys and yes she probably meant it as a joke she wasn't actually scare one doesn't so it can't be that yeah one has a mustache one doesn't can't be that. but that's not appropriate joke is it no you under

one day, you feel sure, the duke and duchess will return.he headlines on afternoon live. cable damage causes major disruption at london's paddington station — and brings travel chaos across the south of england and wales. the prime minister is heading to brussels to address european leaders at a crucial summit about brexit. here's your business headlines on afternoon live. uk inflation cooled more than expected in september to a three—month low rising at an annual rate of 2.a% in september, compared to august's surprise six—month high of 2.7%. flybe shares have fallen more than a third after issuing a profit warning, blaming poor demand, a weaker pound and higher fuel costs. the airline said in a trading update it now expects a full—year loss of £12m — more than triple the figure analysts had expected. that will include a £29m hit from weak sterling and a rise in fuel prices. but shares in asos surged 1a% after another set of strong results from the fast fashion retailer. the firm reported a £500m rise in revenues for the year to august. pro

the duke and duchess of sussex.duke of sussex came to open the games that he created. 500 competitors from 18 different nations have come to this, the largest games yet. the duke spoke of a new generation of warriors — an invictus generation. their struggle for too long unrecognised. and he told the competitors here that they are an example to all. when all of you compete over the next week, remember that you do so not just for yourselves, not just for your families, not just for your nations. you are competing with different flags on your chests but you are competing together for one invictus generation. tonight in sydney, a triumphant celebration of life and perseverance. a week of fierce competition and even greater inspiration begins. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. two spacecraft have been launched on a mission to mercury. it is a joint project to reach the planet closest to that sum, a joint ——a journey that will take seven years. the beginning of a very long journey. bepicolombo is setting out on a 9 billion

she will be travelling with the duke but will not be taking pa rt with the duke but will not be taking to be support behind the games. once again, people turning out to see the royal couple. we have seen thousands in some places, people, to see them. that is a fascination with the young royals. if not necessarily support for the future here in australia, the polls suggest a majority of the australian people want this country to become a republic. even though harry and meghan are very, very popular here, we do not necessarily want to see the family continue as the australian head of state. ryanair has been criticised forfailing to remove a passenger from a flight after racial abuse of a woman in her 70s. the incident, on a flight from barcelona to stansted on friday, was recorded by a fellow passenger and shared on social media. many people said ryanair should have removed the man from the flight and have threatened to boycott the airline. ryanair said it "will not tolerate unruly behaviour like this". david lawrence who filmed the footage on the flight from barcelona on friday — spoke

the duke went from beach to bridge. up he went, and up. and at the top, a new flag rose.ia pivots, away from the walkabouts and the beaches and toward the biggest project of harry‘s life. this is the start of the countdown to the invictus games, the sporting celebration of wounded warriors. invictus is at the heart of harry‘s journey. he has walked with the military. now he will lead the games he created. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. an ariane space rocket has been launched from south america carrying two satellites developed by scientists in europe and japan on a mission to mercury, the planet closest to the sun. the joint project is named bepicolombo, after the italian engineer who first calculated the maths behind mercury‘s rotation and orbit. you are watching bbc news. bye for now. hello. the weekend is upon us and the weather overall is not looking bad at all across most of the uk. all of us should get some sunshine at least at one point or another, but there will be some fog around on saturday morning, and also on sunday. let‘s have a look at the forecast through

the duke went from beach to bridge. up he went — and up. and at the top, a new flag rose.ess' trip to australia pivots, away from the walkabouts and the beaches and toward the biggest project of harry's life. this is the start of the countdown to the invictus games, the sporting celebration of wounded warriors. invictus is at the heart of harry's journey. he has walked with the military. now he will lead the games he created. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. that is just about it from me. this is bbc world news. hello. the weekend is upon us and the weather overall is not looking bad at all across most of the uk. all of us should get some sunshine at least at one point or another, but there will be some fog around on saturday morning, and also on sunday. let's have a look at the forecast, through the early hours and the weather is a little bit split in the north—west of the country we have freshening wind, clouds are streaming in, there is a weather front approaching so there are some fog problems here. further south we will have clear skies and the temperature will dip dow

the duke went from beach to bridge. up he went — and up. and at the top, a new flag rose.he beaches and toward the biggest project of harry's life. this is the start of the countdown to the invictus games, the sporting celebration of wounded warriors. invictus is at the heart of harry's journey. he has walked with the military. now he will lead the games he created. just before we go, an update on our breaking news, the death of jamal khashoggi, confirmed by saudi state media. saying that he did indeed die inside the consulate. we are starting to get reaction from around the world, the white house says" the us acknowledges the saudi announcement on the investigation into the death, and the white house says they will continue to closely follow the international investigations. " thank you for your company, we will have all the latest coming up. this is bbc world news. hello. the weekend is upon us and the weather overall is not looking bad at all across most of the uk. all of us should get some sunshine at least at one point or another, but they will be some fog around on s

to minster in sixteen forty five the duke is soon bored. to something. longueville has brought along his wife ungenial he is a princess of the bobo family and twenty five years his junior her presence is a great highlight for social circles in minster. in paris. i'll be even more beautiful. of you have longs for peace so she can return to paris but long only wants to return to the french quarter in triumph. isn't it beautiful so until then he makes his wife's life in minster as comfortable as possible. my husband spoils me too much. longer lead gave a series of banquets over several days. he wanted to make a splash in minister so he distributed free wine which of course made him very popular. young man well he's even said to have brought an elephant there to entertain to distract the duchess of laundry or injured v.f. to me. and gift and. and still get the delegates typical day consisted of at least fifty percent waiting around they waited for the mail and when it arrived it had to be answered within a day they used the rest of the time for

the duke and duchess of sussex.5 day trip down under. more on that to come. us. —— more on that to come. stay with us. hello there. it was a lovely day on monday across scotland and northern ireland, with plenty of sunshine, but a different story for england and wales, rather cloudy skies for most with some mist and murk and a few spots of drizzle. reason is, this weatherfront here which will still be there on tuesday morning. this weather system will bring a change to scotland and northern ireland through the course of tuesday but for the start of tuesday, it looks like we will hold on to this cloud across england and wales. mist and fog developing too across this north—west corner. these are the temperatures to start this morning. single—figure values in the north, just about making double figures further south. a grey start up and down this country. winds picking up across the north—west corner of scotland, some gales. 50—60mph gusts. rain pushing in here in england and wales, a much better day than monday with t

the duke went from beach to bridge. up he went — and up. and at the top, a new flag rose.ivots, away from the walkabouts and the beaches and toward the biggest project of harry's life. this is the start of the countdown to the invictus games, the sporting celebration of wounded warriors. invictus is at the heart of harry's journey. he has walked with the military. now he will lead the games he created. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. that is all from us. here on bbc one time for the news where you are... hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry, the headlines tonight: no more marathan matches at wimbledon, tie—breaks will be played at 12 games all in the final set from next year. lewis hamilton dominates practice at the us grand prix as he hopes to wrap up another world title in austin on sunday. there'll be no celebrations from jose mourinho if he gets the better of his old club chelsea tomorrow. no space for anything more than respect for the stadium and for the fa ns respect for the stadium and for the fans that were my fans before. i'm sure many of you remembe

the secret‘s out — the duke and duchess of sussex confirm they're expecting their first child, as theye in australia for a 16—day tour. protests in lancashire as fracking finally gets under way, seven years after the controversial process caused small earthquakes. trouble in seville — the football association condemns last night's violence as england prepare to take on spain tonight. and coming up on bbc news: ahead of their match against spain, gareth southgate says his england players lack freshness because of the premier league schedule. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has insisted that a brexit deal is still achievable, despite negotiations stalling again — just days before an eu summit billed by brussels as "the moment of truth". the sticking point remains the issue of the irish border. hopes of a breakthrough were raised but then dashed after the brexit secretary made an unscheduled trip to brussels yesterday. theresa may has called for cool, calm heads to prevail and said disagreements over the irish border shouldn't leave the two sides facing

the duke and duchess of sussex continue their first overseas tour.: hk pop singer has been set by her record label for being in a relationship with her bandmate. many korean pop artists are not allowed to enter into any form of relationship while under contract. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk.

the duke went from beach to bridge. up he went, and up. and at the top, a new flag rose.ivots, away from the walkabouts and the beaches and towards the biggest project of harry's life. this is the start of the countdown to the invictus games, the sporting celebration of wounded warriors. invictus is at the heart of harry's journey. he has walked with the military. now, he will lead the games he created. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. hello, we have had cloud and patchy drizzle and we're left with cloud across northern ireland, north—west england, into southern parts of scotla nd england, into southern parts of scotland and the cloud will continue to feed north and eastwards overnight. further south, some clearer skies, and once again it will some mist and fog to form, another cool, if not chilly night across england and wales, temperatures close to freezing in some spots and philip court in scotla nd some spots and philip court in scotland where we keep cool skies. with mist and fog tomorrow once again it will be slow

i don't think david duke writes for the nation.n and a white nationalist. but, richard, let's move beyond the raceism, the overt racism and let's go straight to policy here. we talked about angela merkel's problems in germany. she's not running for re-election. that changes the political map in europe in dramatic ways. but talk about donald trump's use of the world nationalist to define himself and the policy implications. and also i think some of the policy inconsistencies that it brings up. >> we'll put aside all these words, nationalist and globalist. two things. one is if he really wants to make america great again how is he going to do it in a world that's unraveling. this idea we can ignore the world and focus at home it doesn't work that way. the united states can't build a giant moat around itself and isolate itself from the effects of a world that's unrafrling and the world is unrafrling. what we just saw in germany and brazil will add to it. second of all the idea you can poor the state of american public schools or lagua

for the duke and duchess, what a place to be together as they prepare for theifirst child.ny dymond, bbc news, sydney. anchor: royal baby excitement, what will it be called? you can find much more on all the days and see what were working any time, check us out on twitter, i would love to hear from you. i'm laura trevelyan, thanks so much for watching bbc world news america. >> our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle. yoecan swipe your way to th news of e day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. downlo now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovlar foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> this is a box, a box thow you a world beyond your own. it was just a box, but the world has changed. and now the box can be almost any size or shape. and you decide what yowant to explore, anytime. any place. s.eak out of the box with >> "bbc world news" was presend by kcet los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc ev >> woodruff:

the duke and duchess of sussex.f sydney opera house with the eyes of australia on him, the duke of sussex came to open the games that he created. 500 competitors from 18 different nations have come to this, the largest games yet. the duke spoke of a new generation of warriors — an invictus generation. their struggle for too long unrecognised. and he told the competitors here that they are an example to all. when all of you compete over the next week, remember that you do so not just for yourselves, not just for your families, not just for your nations. you are competing with different flags on your chests, but you are competing together for one invictus generation. tonight in sydney, a triumphant celebration of life and perseverance. a week of fierce competition and even greater inspiration begins. jonny dymond, bbc news, sydney. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week... free entry into london's best buildings. some are little unusual. the vanishing language on the faroe islands. seeing the deep south by car. a

their physics to sussex todayis there duke.ry carefully planned. they will have a tour of the pavilion now, and that has a personal resonance with prince harry, because it was bill by his great great grandfather in the 18th century as a holiday home for king george iv, and as far as i‘m aware, it may be his first time visiting here and shelling meghan markle around as well. they started off the day in chichester, and they went to eads halles, wayne —— eads house, where they saw the only english copy of the american declaration of independence. the only other copy of thatis independence. the only other copy of that is in the national archives in washington, dc, so quite a personal touch there for meghan markle as well. quite unique that it is here, and also symbolising some of the unique links between sussex and america as well. after they left there, they went to bognor regis, just down the coast in sussex, and opened university of jester‘s just down the coast in sussex, and opened university ofjester‘s new technology and engin

, if you can have anything such as an orderly duke.it goes. it is our family that is becoming increasingly more than, lots of new blood marrying in. how hands on the older royals when it comes to having new babies are? as magellan agrees are born parents. abby is such a natural with children. when he goes to a school, it degenerates into happy mayhem. i think there will be very modern parents. they‘ve already got a set of cousins with prince william‘s children. a set of cousins with prince william's children. you're seeing what monarchy always does — continuity. there were some reports that meghan‘s mum might become and be hands—on, but they have been dismissed already. it is pretty early days to start thinking about nannying arrangements. it has been said that the duchess‘s mother will have a hands—on role. said that the duchess‘s mother will have a hands-on role. the same as any other grandmother. at kensington palace, the sound of tiny feet pattering around is already there, so it is well set up. thank you. we will bring you full co

>> so right now for duke energy, it appears are it is. we have customers are that stretch 35 counties 1.8 million customers are. and for us, from tallahassee west we have about 35,000 outages are and most of those customers are again west of tallahassee are without power right now for duke energy. >> yeah. we've got pictures are now up on the screen showing the massive number of vehicles are. there it is right now, that duke energy is ready to deploy, has already deployed some of them i think. you've been bringing in vehicles are from all over the country. have repairs are begun. >> so because of some of the winds that we have experienced lear in this area, we have not been able to put our trucks are out. we have to wait till the winds die down 30 miles an hour or below. you are correct. duke energy has 7,000 resources from all around the country. they are stationed throughout the northern portion of florida. we have to keep them far enough away so they're not in the path of the storm. but i'm guessing you're looking at the jacksonville e

kensington palace said the duke and duchess of sussex were delighted to be able to share this happy news with the public. the baby is due next spring. the couple are in syd ney next spring. the couple are in sydney ahead of a tour of australia and use the. we will have the latest. also this lunchtime: brexit backlash at the start of a critical week. the government says the gauche asians with the eu have hit a real problem with the issue of the irish border. —— brexit negotiations with the eu. i think we can get there. whether we do this week or not, who knows? protesters told to get serious as fracking is set to get under way, seven years after it was linked to small earthquakes. and the map of patient brains to make complex operations safer. and coming up in sport later in the hour on bbc news, we'll have the latest from seville, as england prepare for their nations good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. kensington palace has announced that the duchess of sussexis has announced that the duchess of sussex is pregnant. in a statement it said meghan was expecting her first chil

the awards were handed out personally by the festival's organizer the duke of richmond it was his grandfather who held the first race on the good would a state back in one thousand nine hundred thirty six. you always please when he's finished because again not so i speak because if i should. relax this

by the district of columbia metropolitan police department and the national anthem performed by the duke ellington school of the arts national voices choir.

and nose to nose with with maori elders, the duke and duchess of sussex arrive in new zealand.ig crowds came out to meet the royal couple as they began the final leg of their their commonwealth tour with a traditional greeting. rowing into the record books.

reveals plans to invest millions to upgrade england's roads and nose to nose with with maori elders, the dukend duchess of sussex arrive in new zealand.

you feel sure the duke return.hess will s time to cut your budgets by 5%. that is what president trump ingd his cabinetoday follow amunsment the budget deficit for billion.l be $779 putting it at a six-year high. for more on what numbe mn, i spoke to kim gibson. cutting budgetsou by 5%s a lot. can they do it? will it work?it >> you kno something he's done in the past and it's a of government these budgets. million off 100 spending so when talking about a ction, one estimate said $60 billion, it's not a lot. t's not big enough to significantly impact that ballooning deficit. >> republicans are supposed to hogs.ficit how has thdeicit managed to size?n to this on their watch? >> we saw the sene majority leader blamed it on rising spending programs a tse are social security and that does accor unt mething like two thirds of the federal sp ding. he u.s. economy is doing well, but the deficit hit $779 billion year and it's highest level since 2012. that is what is really concerning people.wh the question i one has to do with president cutsp's tax inflation just t

barefoot on bondi, and a harbour bridge climb, the duke and duchess of sussex take in some classic australianights. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start with breaking news. saudi state media has confirmed that the journalist jamal khashoggi was killed in saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul. it's understood a number of arrests