tell me fiona about your worklife balance, any good or not?s mothers and working mothers we try very hard to show our children that work is important but also there is another side to life. that work is important but also there is another side to lifelj just want to share some more of our viewers' comments, so many people have been in touch with their views on this issue of working around the clock, as it were. one of our stories on bbc online is the fact that one of our main workers unions, the tuc is trying to ban zero hours contracts because they argue that thatis contracts because they argue that that is what is exploiting workers. our report in business breaking is about some of the problems injapan but many are viewing here in western developed countries, they are also seeing a real issue in this area as well stop so many of you have been in touch, thank you fiona for being with us, by the way. if you want to get involved, it is #bbcthebriefing. hello. well, the end of last week was pretty stormy. gale—force winds across the uk. this wee

fiona cincotta, senior market analyst at city index joins me now. good morning, fiona.o remind our viewers, this was agreed and announced on the sidelines of the 620 and announced on the sidelines of the g20 summit in aboyne azeris stockily gas. it is something investors were extremely pleased to hear. it really put a floor under the sort of fall in stocks we have been seeing prior to that. it has lifted optimism that there would be progress in a trader before then. lifted optimism that there would be progress in a trader before thenm was a 90 day truce that was called and we are getting quite close to that date now. this week is quite important. exactly. we are very close now. investors are starting to get rattled about how close we have got without any solid evidence of an agreement being done. the fact that donald trump has said he is not going to personally meet with president xi before the truce is also really rattling investors. they will be looking closely at the headlines. many eyes 82 at the time, when they did say, look, we will call a truce for 90 days whatev

so it's my pleasure to introduce a very good friend state treasurers fiona mom. applause thank you so much it's my honor to be here some of you know i sat like i started out as a district representative to john burton back in 1995 and back then you know i was just learning and many of the people that i was working with are still here the reverend mccray reverend townsend reverend amos brown todd clatter as well as gerald green are still here and we are. still here all right still here. and then to the new leaders are dynamic mayor london breed as well as our supervisor valley brown thank you for continuing to lead us here in san francisco and i've been living here in san francisco for 30 years. but bill witty was actually here longer and he was one of the senior consultant advisors to dianne feinstein when she was mayor and his commitment to low income housing. bar none is like one of the best examples of what developers should be doing could be doing and need to be doing more until the west side courts tennis association. welcome to politics i'm just telling you

the tavistock centre told fiona her son was too young, so she looked elsewhere. helen webberley, who was prepared to hear us out. dr webberley runs gender gp, the only private clinic in the uk offering this treatment to young people. to many in the nhs, she is a controversialfigure. the nhs sau you have to be around the age of 16 to have gender altering hormones, and i think our uk children, some of them find it very difficult. i think children should be allowed the second stage of treatment, hormones, when it is right for them and the family and their situation, and that might be before 16. following consultations, counselling and tests, dr webberley prescribed testosterone to fiona's 12—year—old son. he would come home from school on cloud nine, saying, mum, my friends say my voice has dropped. but not everyone was so pleased. complaints about cases such as these have led to dr webberley‘s suspension from the medical register. she cannot practice as a doctor, but others in how clinic can. what would you say to critics who say you are assessing people too quickl

prine and his wife fiona hung an early review. >> this critic didn't like my show.er and mumble and scratch my head and sing in an awful voice. he couldn't understand it. he wrote as entertaining as a dog fight. ♪ sam stone came home to his wife ♪ >> reporter: fresh out of the army, worked as a mailman in urban chicago. he wrote songs like "sam stone" along his route. after a review from film critic roger ebert, his shows filled up. >> this is where i wrote probably 98% of the songs. this thing was brand-new in '68. the guitar now is retired. i'm still out there singing. there's a lot of good songs in there. anything left in there? come on out. ♪ coming again around the bend >> reporter: in 2018 out came his first album of new songs in 13 years. this time it was fiona and son jodi who said it was time to make a record and sent him to a hotel to focus. >> may booked me into a suite and i arrived with three guitars. i looked like howard hughs. ten boxes of unfinished lyrics ♪ come on home, come on home ♪ >> reporter: a week later he walked out with "the tree of forgiv

my beautiful and creative friends, fiona crombie, i thank you for having me in your life.een alone on this journey. we we re never been alone on this journey. we were blessed with a small but outstanding team. our team brought their brilliant every day and we wish that we were here with us on this stage. thank you for granting us this stage. thank you for granting us the freedom to create and invent and play. and that youtube fox searchlight film4 making films like the favourite. —— thank you too. searchlight film4 making films like the favourite. -- thank you too. we would like to dedicate this bafta to every woman and working mother who keeps it together and makes it happen. i am 0k. martha. roughhouse. i could have taken anything from him. so long as i thought we were still mates. and the ba fta for thought we were still mates. and the bafta for best short animation goes to roughhouse. thanks very much, everyone. quite a surprise. just wanted to say, not very much, but thank you to everybody who helped. this film took 15 years to make... it is a 15 minute film. and a lo

another absent mp was fiona onasanya.rough was injailed for three months for lying to police about a speeding ticket. she's been expelled from the labour party, but remains an mp. there is one issue that is bringing this house into disrepute and that is a member of this house is imprisoned and continues to become... to be an mp. mike constituents and other constituents in the country do not understand this. they do not understand how anybody could be convicted of a crime and still be a member of this house and be in prison. the police officers who protect us here, they lose their pensions, they lose everything. something is seriously wrong, and we have to debate in the time we've got now it seems to actually change the law that allows the public to believe what we do is right. if you go to the prison, you should not be in this house. the leader of the house. well, of course my honourable friend is quite right. it is not acceptable for residents of peterborough that their member of parliament is unable to represent them, v

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with me is fiona cincotta, senior market analyst at city index. let's begin with brexit.ite amazing a5 minutes in to this hour. the financial times is talking about this letter, that theresa may has responded tojeremy corbyn, he wants to see if they will back a withdrawal agreement from the european union. tell us what these two sides are trained to negotiate. what we are seeing here is theresa may desperately trying to get backing for her deal, to push her brexit bill through parliament. she is obviously moving to labour, looking for support the labour, one of the things jeremy corbyn looking for support the labour, one of the thingsjeremy corbyn is after that theresa may has rejected is the

weather around on the eastern side of europe we still talking about temperatures that are that normal fiona's kiev is cold it and i'm chris colder for back up to ten in athens we're going in the right direction and his i think turkey where you're going to see the real anomaly with snow and rain moving eastwards even when the sun comes out is two three anchor athens is back up to normal and here we are back up to above normal sixteen in vienna for that train of winds that will be a change of weather type in the british isles and rest of northern europe the wind in particular being notable and it may well be wind the third from the eastern med at the moment is just catching the eastern side of libya it will drift to trust the levant in the next day or so leaving finer weather behind. donald presence on donald trump jr was promised damaging information about hillary clinton allegation like to see ongoing investigation stick the troops did the trump count. with russia did you at any time of the urge the former f.b.i. director james comey in any way shape or form a closer to back down the investig

are now carrying forward in our work in this in this city and across the state and while i got fiona. here sit in here you know whether rapt attention. yes we will be calling you. because this very point of adapting the rules to the folks out here doing the work that is music to our ears because that has been the impediment. if you got you know all these boxes that fit into certain protocols that's going to eliminate a whole lot others who are really capable and willing to do this work so anyway i wrap up with that and amos brown told me i said enough so that's enough. thank you. oh yes let me mention we are going to be offering tour starting at age 12 15. shh shh our dads 149 2040 so you can grab a drink or bite and meet us just over at this table to my left if you care to join us for tour. twelve forty thank you >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though pe

weather around on the eastern side of europe we still talking about temperatures that are that normal fiona's kiev is cold it and i'm chris coded for back up to ten in athens we're going in the right direction and his i think turkey where you can see the real anomaly with snow and rain moving eastwards even when the sun comes out is two three anchor athens is back up to normal and here we are back up to above normal sixteen in vienna for the train of winds that will be a change of weather type in the british isles and rest of northern europe the wind in particular being notable and it may well be wind that third from the eastern med at the moment is just catching the eastern side of libya it will drift to trust the levant in the next day or so leaving finer weather behind. whether online. with your for them. or if you join us on sat all of us have been colonized in some form or some fashion this is a dialogue we are talking about illegal friend to me you have seen what it can do to somebody just people using multiple drugs including and some people. everyone has a voice from the twitter and y

the mp fiona 0nasanya has been released from prison after serving a month of her three—month sentencewas jailed after being convicted of lying to avoid a speeding charge. the delivery service 0cado has confirmed it is in talks with marks and spencers about a £1.8 billion home delivery deal. if the two companies reach agreement, it would give m&s a food delivery service for the first time. 0cado is currently best known for delivering waitrose goods. football, and brendan rodgers is expected to become the new manager of leicester city after his current club, celtic, gave him permission to speak to the premier league team. leicester sacked claude puel on sunday. celtic are eight points clear of their nearest rivals, rangers, as they chase an eighth successive league title. chris mclauchlin is outside celtic park. how much of a shock is this move, chris? in a word, huge, to be honest, especially here, george, in the east end of glasgow. fans have been milling around the stadium for most of the day asking various media outlets if it is true, is brendan rodgers really leaving celtic? he bec

well, the eu's determined to seem receptive, fiona, the message here from brussels is the prime ministeryour breath for a huge breakthrough this week, because behind closed doors eu leaders are sceptical about this visit. that i worry mrs may will ask for changes to the backstop guarantee on the border she knows the eu will say no to because it said no before. senior sources are telling me they wish ahead of the visit that theresa may comes here, ina more visit that theresa may comes here, in a more realistic mood, that is how they put it. pointing out to what can be changed about this brexit deal that would be acceptable to both sides, the eu and the uk. and finally, there is a credibility issue, because the eu doesn't belief that the prime minister has a co mforta ble that the prime minister has a comfortable secure majority in parliament back home, so they fear if they give her something right now, she could be back here again in brussels in two weeks' time asking for more, in order to maintain support among mps. they want to avoid that, so in the eu's opinion, this is not the final c

fiona shared two of the boxes with us. >> there's one that never got finished. >> no wonder.ood parts. ♪ surround me with your love >> since the album's release, it's become a top-five hit, earned prine three grammy nods and launched a year of shows sold out with a soldout radio city music hall. people say it's an honor to be nominated. >> it's really to win, too. >> prine has fought off cancer twice losing parts of his neck and lung and giving his voice a new gravelly edge. ♪ sometimes my old heart >> have those experiences changed the way you viewed all of the accolades you've gotten this year? >> i mean, because i've been doing it this long, it feels pretty darn good. there's part of me that's grateful for the lesson that cancer teaches you. no matter how much you thought you enjoyed life, you just enjoy it just that much more. >> prine is also enjoying some of the perks of the attention. >> you mentioned if you like something now, and people send it to you. it i like cadillacs. >> yeah. yeah. ♪ knocking on the screen door >> this is my beauty. a '99 cadillac deville. >> a

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we have worked on to rehabilitate and i also like to acknowledge our new california state treasurer fiona mom who is joining us here today. thank you so much. owe her office provided the tax credits thank you so much without those tax credits we wouldn't be able to do this project and again it takes a village it was a lot of hard work. and i think about on today along with so many of the projects that i've been able to attend a lot of these events as soon as i'm ask i'm right there because i'm so happy i feel like this is happening to me. i feel like you know this is something that i would have liked to have happened to me when i was growing up. you know in plaza ease but at this time i'm so grateful that it's happening for the residents here at west side courts. it means a lot. and it did take a village and so i want to thank you know i know royal and the folks who painted from from this neighborhood and so many other incredible people who came together to really provide you know this community with a place that they so deserve and we know that there is a lot more work to do and when i t

nick timothy and fiona hill, one of the things they stressed was that they did not know what she was back to them, with a decision. actually, thatis to them, with a decision. actually, that is in some way, at the heart, the idea that nobody really knows which way she might flip at the last moment. that is at the heart of why things feel so uncertain right at the moment. thank you. a bbc undercover investigation has revealed that dogs bred and trained for illegal fighting are being traded around the world, including britain, for thousands of pounds. they re trained for underground for thousands of pounds. being killed and seriously injured. our year—long investigation was based originally on evidence from the charity the league against cruel sports, which has now has called for stricter policing of illegal dogfighting and tougher penalties. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has this exclusive report, which includes some distressing images report, which includes some distressing images of animal cruelty. for more than an hour, this dog has fought for his survival... ..until th

the mp for peterborough, fiona onasanya, has been released from prison less than four weeks after shehind the wheel when her car was spotted being driven at 41mph in a 30mph zone injuly. an inquest looking in to the birmingham pub bombing 44 years ago has heard from many family members of the 21 people who lost their lives. loved ones read tributes to the victims, in what has been described as emotional scenes in court. six men who were wrongly convicted of planting the bombs were acquitted in 1991. the cricketer sir alastair cook and the actress sophie okonedo are amongst those who've been receiving honours from the queen at buckingham palace. one of the british divers who helped rescue 12 boys trapped in a cave in thailand last year has also been awarded the george medal. we'll have the headlines and sport ina we'll have the headlines and sport in a moment before we talk to the former deputy prime minister, lord heseltine, for his views on brexit, and the labourmp, heseltine, for his views on brexit, and the labour mp, kate hoey. time for a look at the weather, with stav da naos. we

weather around on the eastern side of europe we still talking about temperatures that are that normal fiona's kiev is cold it one chris colder for we're back up to ten in athens we're going in the right direction and his i think turkey where you can see the real anomaly with snow and rain moving eastwards even when the sun comes out is to head three anchor athens is back up to normal and here we are back up to above normal sixteen in vienna for the train of winds that will be a change of weather type in the british isles and rest of north europe the wind in particular being notable and it may well be wind that third from the eastern med at the moment is just catching the eastern side of libya it will drift to trust the levant in the next day or so leaving finer weather behind. everything you do is being analyzed it's being weighed and it's being measured other than it was cool this month. and it's not just i phones that i was laughing i mean most not phones are these days at the moment we are in a state of the universe that. did something that was. i would rather take your risks of democracy

rosie and charlotte are with us now, along with fiona hazell from the charity breast cancer now.hen did you discover that you have the gene that might give you breast cancer? we we re that might give you breast cancer? we were 26. it's quite a decision to be tested. it is better to know and act upon it than not be able to find it out. in terms of that decision to have a double mastectomy, did you discuss it amongst yourselves or is it something you came to independently? we had to have bid of time to get used to be idea ourselves because we are very different people so although we came to the same decision, we both need at that time with our friends and family separately and then we came together and obviously both check —— chose the same thing. and you are real supporters of early screening, aren't you? present and will always be better than cure. —— aren't you? present and will always be betterthan cure. —— prevention will. the better chance of survival you have. explain to you what you found from this trial. the research shows that you can detect breast cancer in women with a

philip was one of the 96 people killed in the crush at the 1989 fa cup semifinal. 0ur correspondent fionaand it was very crowded. people were shouting, open the gates, people are dying. for police officers were looking into the, she told the court, but nothing seemed to be getting done about it. suddenly the football pitch looked like a battle ground, so many people were out there, lying around. she said her enter husband's main concern was to try and find their son philip, the 15—year—old boy. they were given an emergency telephone number but in those days there were no mobile telephones so there were people queueing at a phone box, trying to get through. eventually she said a kind woman approached her, invited her into her home to use the landline. she told the jury we tried the number over and over again without success. we cannot get through and we were at our wits end. we did not know what to do. that family took mrand we did not know what to do. that family took mr and mrs steele to the hospital where they were given a bag with philip's possessions in it including his signet ring an

fiona. matthew. bernard. john. gerald. george. and some surprise guests...at the all—time record, becoming the warmest february on record. but will confirm that. the reason being, notjust the warm air, but very dry air has been seeping up across the uk this week. in fact, for part of last week as well. but the difference today is that the air has been coming in off the atlantic. it‘s not as warm, the air, but it still milder. the difference is, coming over the ocean, it is picking up moisture. and we‘ve had rain and a lot of cloud. as you can see, this is the picture earlier in the day. temperatures aren‘t as high. they are still above average. nine to 13 degrees, but with it we‘ve got all that code and some patchy rain in the south and far northern areas we have quite a bit of fog. that fog will return through this evening and overnight. at the same time, the rain will ease away from the southern parts of england and wales but with the fog filling in that gap and still a lot of cloud around, it‘s not going to as cold as it has been. so friday start on a les

fiona, you received a kidney from your husband. how much difference has that made the youth?transplant transforms you. it is the best treatment of areas. he brings you back to your family. it enables me to see my daughter graduate from university and do the normal things. what are some of the practicalities? assuming the presumed consent is adopted, if it comes to the moment of someone with a loved one in that situation and a dog says to them —— doctor, says to them we want to take organs and it is presumed consent. what happens if the family is not co nte nt ? what happens if the family is not content? that would be the very worst situation to any family. many a thousand families in year find it impossible to agree to an organ donation. what has happened in wales, the specialist nurse, likely to be the person supporting the grieving family, would explain to the family what the law was and would give them the opportunity why they thought their loved ones might not want them to donate. there would also give them the option to accept the presumption of consent. the family retai