alix: joining us now is evan brown.ow does someone like you look at the last cointreau days with saudi arabia? evan: we are generally focused on fundamentals and earnings, but we have a long oil exposure as a hedge in case things get a little bit out of hand. on ahas served us well broadly inflationary environment. we are always going to have these geopolitical risks. we have to focus on what we know best, which is the economy, which is earnings. we will hedge the geopolitical risks using various other factors. interesting isnd the broader implication of how money might shift. these yellowre bars. the white bars are non-oil gdp. it shows how dependent the country still is on its oil revenue. they have been trying. investment in tesla, investment in other areas -- you expect there to be a huge capital shift if this continues to pan out? some there has been speculation in the newspapers about changing investments and tech and the like. these things are very difficult to project -- to predict, so we hedge on oil. we do not

programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer thank you to my guests, tony evans and yasmin alibhai—brownl be back for a longer look at the papers at 11:30pm. but for the moment, it's goodbye. good ending. today brought a few different types of weather across the uk. it does to the sunshine was around the areas of scotland and dutiful blue skies and a keen breeze. further south wales saw a lot of cloud and drizzle. because even sell a picture extensive cloud effect in many southern and western parts of england and wales also clearer skies at the northeast. more of us would get into this cloudy and mild and humid weather as we go into wednesday because this warm front will be working its way northeast. behind that of the name suggests the airturns behind that of the name suggests the air turns warmer. also quite moist and humid. that's going to bring a lot of cloud it to go through the rest of tonight. the coasts and hills in the west. users scotland in northeast england clear skies for good part of the night. as temperatures would dip away as they hold up to double digits. more mild areas

a big thank you to my guests this evening, tony evans and yasmin alibhai—brown, and goodbye.in the champions‘ league tonight. there was pressure on the united boss, jose mourinho, after a series of poor results. our sports editor dan roan was watching. having lost their opening champions league match, manchester city needed a fast start in germany tonight. what they got was anything but, often home taking a surprise lead within a minute. city‘s response was swift, sergio aguero as ever with the equaliser a few minutes later. against resolute opponents, however, the visitors had to wait a lot longerfor the winner the visitors had to wait a lot longer for the winner they craved, with full—time looming, silva‘s moment of opportunism proving decisive. silva has one of the manchester city! city's european campaign back on track. after their sluggish start to the season, manchester united even turned up late to old trafford tonight having got stuck in traffic. far from ideal preparation for a match that manager jose mourinho dare not lose. if the hosts were hoping for a response to

with me are the author and columnist for the london evening standard, tony evans, and the author and journalist, yasmin alibhai—brown set a date for your departure', that's the demand from some cabinet ministers to theresa may according to the daily telegraph. the daily mail says daggers have been drawn as may continues to clash with her former foreign secretary — borisjohnson — over brexit. the metro offers a preview of the prime minister's conference speech which has been titled ‘the future is in our hands‘. the daily express follows suit and splashes with snippets from may's keynote speech, with the focal message being that it is time to believe in brexit britain. developments from the tory conference are on the front of the guardian, but the paper also features a warning over the long wait for aid following the natural disasters in indonesia. the ft reports on amazon's increase in wages for uk and us workers, which comes amid criticism of the online retail giant's employment practices. and the sun features a picture of a smiling duchess of cambridge as she returns to royal duties after a period of maternity leav

our reviewers, author and columnist for the london evening standard, tony evans, and the author and journalist, yasmin alibhai—brownus for that. the prime minister has told the bbc that borisjohnson makes her cross after he launched a scathing attack on her chequers plan for leaving the european union at the conservative party conference. addressing a crowd of more than a thousand people, the former foreign secretary said theresa may's strategy was not what people had voted for, calling it dangerous. but the prime minister hit back, saying her plan was the only one that guaranteed northern ireland would remain part of the uk, and she dismissed borisjohnson saying he put on a good show but she was concentrating on what mattered to people's lives. from birmingham, here's our political editor laura keunssberg, her report contains some flashing images. deep breath. was he ready? was the party ready? this conference had not seen anything like this. is this the leadership bid, mrjohnson? brexiteer in chief, now the prime minister's critic in chief. what is he up to, borisjohnson? honestly, i think he's doing a truly usef

and the landscape of america is changing you know the brown we're living in a browning of america right now. people like evan l. people like sessions all of these of these all you know people who subscribe to these will scrub the y. supremacy who subscribe to you know that love and instead of sort of sense they're scared and they want to leave a world for their children with their interests and ideas are protected and they're getting a good opportunity to do that because the congress they have supreme court and they have the white house you know what's interesting too is when you whenever people talk about voting and voting issues it was very interesting to me about it is you always hear the other side kind of say like well we have to protect the. make sure the people are cheating the big picture people are like you know making two boats off one neighbor making sure they are where they say they are both once right when they say that what is she doing right and what's interesting to me about that is that when you actually look at the research the amount of voter fraud it is so like them to simple to like the

jake browning's pass picked up by cameron ft. sosle j lehner. evan weaver doesn't care. g man manages to stay on his feet and return it. yards. reach for the pylon and get the score. cal takes a 12-7 lead. fourth quarter browning back in. davis with the lops and nearly brings down the interception but he drops it. ugh. fumbled out of his hands. 12-10 the final. this could be a turning point for head coach wilcox's program. >> i just think everybody on the team played hard. we knew it would be a battle. i know they came in expecting to win the game. it's huge. it gives validation to everything we're doing. just love the guys and their effort. how they bring it every day. i'm really happy and proud of them. for them to be in this position and feel this excitement is awesome for our program. >> stanford hosting washington state. costello finds his favorite target. that's his tenth touchdown reception of the year. washington state scored the next 14 states. minchu, an easy toss. walk in touchdown for the cougars. costello was 34 of 43. four touchdowns in this game. he finds k

guestsjoining me tonight are the author and columnist tony evans of the london evening standard, and the author and journalist, yasmin alibhai—brownterosexual couples to enter into civil partnerships in england and wales, as an alternative to marriage. in june, the current system was found to be in breach of european law, because same sex couples are allowed to choose between a civil partnership or marriage. the change follows a legal challenge brought by charles keidan and his partner rebecca steinfeld. today the couple gave their reaction to today's announcement. we are delighted with this wonderful news from the government today, and we thank the prime minister and the minister for women and equalities for finally announcing that they are committed to ending the current situation and the inequality, and opening civil partnerships to everybody, so that couples like charlie and myself can finally formalise our relationship in a way that we see fit, and have the legal recognition and the financial protections that we seek. more than 1300 people are now known to have died in the earthquake and tsunami that struck indonesia last wee

evan perez, thanks so much. "outfront," art roderick, former assistant director for investigations for the u.s. marshals, pamela brown, bob bayer, and bernard carric, former new york city police commissioner, commissioner during the september 11th terror attacks. i need to give a precursor, pre-warning here that we're expecting a press conference from john brennan, the former cia director to whom the package, the bomb that was sent to cnn in new york was addressed. we're expecting him to speak any moment now live and when that comes i'm going to rudely interrupt you. but art, let me start by just asking you, we're learning new details tonight. what is it telling you about who the perpetrator or perpetrators might be. >> well, as we move through the day and we start looking at these different devices, we now have six. and we're either incredibly lucky or these devices were actually made not to explode. now, they're saying they're active devices, okay, the trigger is the trigger there enough to make these explode or are they just trying to spread what is occurring right now, the terror that we see around new york city

browning was benched in the third for jay kaner, the son of a prominent bay area news anchor and he was picked off by the cal linebacker evanached the pylon. that is a touchdown. the bears taking the lead holding onto upset the huskies, 12-10. cal is now 5-3 for the season. golden performance from san jose state hosting unlv. the quarterback the arm strength at the end of the half, trey walker, the 37 yard strike 24-21 the spartans lead. early in the fourth quarter, jumping the route look at munro stepping in front and he goes. 50 yards for the pick six, the spartans went back their first game of the season 50-37 over las vegas. how about the professionals? eventful week for the raiders nation. trajan questions, derek carr tearful and emotional after a hit on his shoulder but now he denies it and so did the tight end who defended him. >> all of these reports about this locker room being fractured with derek carr is the most obnoxious and ridiculous thing i have heard ever. attacking him as a leader on this team is a joke. i don't think he has blamed anybody. he is a better man than anybody standing here. of course is bother

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