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he has done. he has spent a lot of time with the white house counsel's office , with the lawyers there. he has spent time looking at handwritten documents from people like wright's previous that get to, what was the president's mindset, and did he have corrupt intentions? out of the larger body of things, there is a lot more there on the question of obstruction then there are on his ties to russia. mark: so can you make an obstruction case? despite the evidence, does it mean molar is more likely to go after the president for obstruction? what is the hurdle he is trying to clear? obstruction is difficult because you have to prove he had corrupt intent, but he is the president of the united states and can fire the fbi director. he does have immense power over the justice department to get instructions. was he simply exercising his executive powers as the head of the executive branch, or was he trying to cover something up? what would make this case easier is if there were something outside of his no

business has been so successful, he has become a billionaire.little. he is humble and laid—back. he is said to drive a battered volvo. with his employees, he is really accessible for that eve ryo ne he is really accessible for that everyone who has worked with him get to meet him. he mixes among people. that is really inspiring ie is such a big icon in sweden. let me just ask you what is your favourite ikea product? it has to be the billy book shelf. it is so iconic. everyone knows this book shelf by name. it blends into every home. everyone loves a book and it is perfect. the queue for talking to us. i appreciate your time. thank you. i certainly have a few of those bookcases in my home as well. i'm sure a lot of you do as well. police have released the image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the deaths of three teenagers who are hit by a car in west london on friday. the prime minister comes under pressure from leave campaign in her party to take a hard line with europe. the total of 185 people have been detained at opposition

not followede has through on many of the threats he has made, it has caused many people in europe touestion the united states' commitment to europe and the nato alliance. and it is very problematic i would say for people in europe, whocially western europe, support the trans-atlantic relationship and wanted to continue. which is most people in germany. matthew: u.s. mainstream people in germany, with the spd and the social democratic which is mostn germany. party -- we need to rethink this relationship and look at our options. it has put wind in the sales to people who might be skeptical about the relationship with america to begin with. anna, this is one of your special fields. as i agree that he is erratic and -- in the foreign-policy area, we do see some continuities and coherence. the ideologies have been coherent. we see that in the policies -- input out by mcmaster the washington post, they are portraying the world as an arena of competing actors. they have been looking at the world like that ever since. it also shows the international security strategy. this is how he looks at

he has been very popular in china. he has an amazing story to tell in china.ut on eloquent in front of the chinese leader xi jinping. but on the other hand, the chinese president also has something he wants from macron. for example he went to one of the asian cities in china as an endorsement of xi jinping's cities in china as an endorsement of xijinping's initiative. cities in china as an endorsement of xi jinping's initiative. is he cities in china as an endorsement of xijinping's initiative. is he being treated as just the president of france or being seen as a representative of the eu as well?|j representative of the eu as well?” think he has been seen as both. from one side he is a representative of france. he has sent 15 business delegates to china to sign these deals. on the other hand emmanuel macron has been working hard to brand himself as a competent emerging leader in europe at a time. germany is mired in this complicated coalition talks. so he is now branding himself as this leader in a new year. on the other hand, he is a descent of france, he is

president trump has not taken jerusalem off the table — he has taken the table altogether.can actually deliver us where we want to go. for more on this, a short time ago i spoke to our correspondent peter bowes in los angeles. the palestinians see this as the table being taken away. there is essentially no forum to negotiate now since the status ofjerusalem is so crucial to any peace agreement. in that respect, donald trump is playing hard ball. to some extent, he is rolling the dice on his stance, whether money will talk more or the lack of money, if he withdraws funds for the palestinians, whether that will in some way for the new round of peace talks. it seems, especially based on what the palestinians have just said, it seems very unlikely. rather than being the president who would preside over a peace deal, as he promised during his campaign last year, this remains to be seen. it is looking rather unlikely. donald trump prides himself on being larger than life unlike anyone else, dominating centre stage. is it actually clear what he wants, if he knows what he wants? we

spectre potentially has a wider reach.affects chips in smartphones, tablets and computers powered by intel, arm and amd. fixes are being rolled out, but some researchers have claimed they could slow down computer systems by as much as 30% but intel believes these claims are exaggerated. let's get more on this with our technology correspondent rory cellanjones. so it seems like we have a programme. one for us, two for intel. let us talk about us first, have we got a problem, how big is it? i love the fact that cyber security industry calls these two meltdown and spectre. nothing to scare anybody at all. this is, this is very serious, the industry has known about it for some month, what happens is they are discovered and there is a race to fix them before they become public, so, they are annoyed it has come out. what this is, isa annoyed it has come out. what this is, is a flaw which could enable somebody with malicious intent to get into the heart of a computer, places where you are not supposed to be able to get, where sec

law the president has to regularly recertify the deal donald trump has repeatedly called the iran deal the watch he's ever seen and pledged before he became president to scrap it at the end of last year he want he was ready to step away iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal but one of the deals architects says the deal is working there is no dispute that iran is living up to its obligations which we negotiated with iran and it's like that we should live up to our obligations to that does not mean that we shouldn't address other aspects of iranian behavior which course concern whether it's iran's aggressive foreign policy its ballistic missile program which human rights record top white house also known as the new round of non-nuclear sanctions targeting groups and individuals it believes have committed human rights abuses and blocked freedom of speech in iran but insists it is outlined to europeanize what it wants to see happen but there's no indication the unit peons are ready to renegotiate a deal in the next one hundred twenty days that took years to craft and put in place

jo marney has resigned. she was suspended?logy to the members yesterday for the embarrassing and she has caused and any disruption and problems she has called for the party. i think that draws a line under that. henry bolton speaking earlier. so the mechanics of this are, there's a meeting this afternoon and they can't force him out today, can they? that's right, they could have a vote of no confidence in him if he continues to say he wants to stay and that could then go to a vote of wider party members. whether he would take it that far, who knows? perhaps he battling this morning has done enough to convince the national executive committee to leave this behind and let him take the party forward. it looks very unlikely. at what point will he decide the game is up and decide to step down? who knows? we will have to see what the outcome is this afternoon. the question is, what does this mean for the future of ukip? if he goes, it would leave the party looking for its fifth leader in just over a year, the party has had a series

deputy director has resigned weeks before has official of a target date the u.s. president has repeatedly accused andrew mccabe of political bias donald trump says the cape favored his rival hillary clinton during the two thousand and sixteen presidential race mccabe the resignation comes a week off the u.s. media reported that trump wanted him gone but the white house denies any involvement we've seen numerous ports as all of you have and any specifics i can tell you none of this decision was made by that of the white house in any specifics i would refer you to the f.b.i. president wasn't part of this is you making process and we would refer you to the f.b.i. where christopher ray serves as the director which as i said last week and i'll repeat again today the president has full confidence in him and has put the decisions at the f.b.i. in his hands. the long peace talks between the colombian government and rebels have been called off after a series of bombings of the weekend president. has blamed the boxes rebels for the attacks on police stations and three citie

it has come into focus how successful opec has been.n that glut above the five-year average. according to some analysts, it is a most gone in the united states. and we have seen demand lift the energy complex and help opec clear that glut. for the moment opec is saying they will not jump on these higher prices and cut back . they will stick with the plan. far, the rhetoric is constant that they will stick with the plan to keep these cuts in place for the whole of this year. we've heard that from the uae. we've heard that from russia so far this year. some analysts are skeptical. a few banks say when they meet in june they may look to revise and work out some exit strategy, but so far they are sticking with it. when we are talking about leveld we look at the $70 that we are focused on, one of our columnists wrote that the decline in inventories and the united states, the drawdown, he says it is less clear outside of the united states. it has more to do with the baseline rising. how important is it that opec sticks with the plan with the

she has returned refreshed but has struggled to find consistency of old...hat i hadn't yet been a world cup champion or european champion. my cup champion or european champion. my mind skipped immediately to that. to be able to achieve all four titles with them 407 days, in two seasons, was awesome but i was so exhausted. i'm glad i took the time. training was much harder than i remembered. it is constant. everything we do is in a basement, at the gym, lifting weights and trying to get stronger and faster. the past 18 months, i think it has been very up and down. lizzie arnold ta kes been very up and down. lizzie arnold takes the bronze medal! she is way backin takes the bronze medal! she is way back in tenth of rococo position! she may struggle to get another heat after that run. at the moment my results are not where i want them to be. i believe in myself and i have confidence. the goal of trying to become the first british winter olympian to retain my title is so motivating. that gets me out of bed every morning. as you've been seeing, with more medal pro

the korean won has rogan through -- has rogan through the averages and now a hot -- has broken through averages and now at a high. 2.1% inrices fell december. taking a look at cryptocurrency stocks in korea as the government updates its position. bill will be decided after a full discussion. the korean government is supportive of investment in blockchain. some stocks have stakes in cryptocurrencies in seoul, korea. some relief this morning on the back of that. haidi: interesting. we will continue to monitor that story. thank you for that. let's get you the first word news. the iranian tanker that burned for a week after a collision off shanghai has exploded and sunk. it went down the sunday afternoon leaving a 10 square kilometer oil spill. all 32 crew members are presumed dead. it collided with the carrier on january 6 and was carrying almost one million barrels of condensate. republicans are holding out hope on young immigrants despite president trump declaring a bipartisan agreement probably dead. that heightens the risk of a government shutdown by the end of the week, prospects of

explained that it has this report has mentioned all the impact it has affected me disobedience other than the qataris the report says that these sanctions imposed by the blockade in countries have not distinguished between the qatari government and the normal citizens and it has not only impacted the qataris because of those who lost their businesses and their property their money there and they haven't been able to get in touch with their relatives in the blockaded countries but also has impacted even citizens of other the blockaded countries themselves those of them who have been living here in qatar those who have lost their ability to continue their education talking about students here those who have been denied to go to the religious sites and also the report has mentioned the violations in terms of the freedom of speech but as to actions that have been imposed the call to close our dizzy and the punishment that has been announced in the united arab emirates and other countries against people who criticize the blockade or talk in favor of qatar on their mobile phones s.m.s. mes

been in full compliance the united states you know that has not lost anything at least it has removed you know some parts of the sanctions and painter but not action and they don't have any replacement if they are really honest about iran's true intentions for developing a nuclear program they don't have any replacement for this deal in the meantime bream posing the old sanctions would not bring anything to donald trump but global condemnation because right now they have already in force a second generation of smarter sanctions against iran and they are already working on version two and a half so focusing on the first generation would not do them much you know and it would not bring donald trump any more credit so basically there are many people here who do not see this thread very alive and you know creditable ok early as does that is that the view does echoed in europe that it will not do any good for the u.s. to back up by the to the u.s. to rotten to the rest of the world. certainly i think the europeans see this deal as really for the benefit of global security and regional secu

has the latest. just days after year nouns to his candidacy in his country's upcoming presidential elections egypt's military has arrested former egyptian armed forces chief of staff sami on on words. in a televised statement the military said imam committed violations when he announced his presidential bid without obtaining permits from the armed forces he's also accused of committing forgery to be included in the voter database there are two explanations for this one is that he actually miscalculated the level of support that he has within the military institution and within the security and his so within the politest to sions the second one is he actually did not mistaken a decision he expected this step and this is not the end of the story you told the see something account of the action on his part or the part of his loyalists so it's still too early to tell i'm an announced his intention to run hours after current president of the fatah has sisi declared his plan to seek a second term even befo

has gone bang.need to say is the common thing they have been watching this closely. they clearly have not. they have been asleep at the wheel. there have been three profit warnings back injuly and yet they have still wanted more and yet they have still wanted more and more contracts. it isa and more contracts. it is a scam. higham gum asserted was done behind the wages of public service and public service employees. of course i am delighted. i have a number of our members contact me this morning saying what on earth is going on? do i turn up for work? of course you do. we welcome the government's immediate response to say these jobs, those terms and conditions will be safeguarded for now. how long will that last? what happens with the private sector building contractors as well? what we are saying is festival, there must be a complete and immediate moratorium on any public sector context being awarded externally and when this is all been settled, we need to have a proper independent open transparent

has he got the power and poise? he has!g, regis was often subjected to racist abuse, and even received a bullet through the post, but nothing would stop him. we were used to 10,000 people shouting racist abuse, throwing bananas on the pitch and monkey chants and that sort of stuff. i just took monkey chants and that sort of stuff. ijust took it monkey chants and that sort of stuff. i just took it as monkey chants and that sort of stuff. ijust took it as if monkey chants and that sort of stuff. i just took it as if someone was trying to intimidate me. after becoming a west brom legend, he moved to coventry and helped them lift the fa cup, but even after retiring as a player his influence continued. he was awarded an mbe, a role model for a new generation of black footballers, inspired by his dignity and determination. cyrille was the first real footballer i've looked at and felt that could be me. i think if you spoke to anybody in the neighbourhood where i grew up, it was the same. here was this big strong black athletic cen

florence slowly has more from seoul. south korean officials have made it clear that the talks that they're proposing to be held on january ninth focus on north korea sending their athletes to take part in the upcoming winter olympics and paralympics as well as on improving into career relations the last time these two countries held high level talks was in december two thousand and fifteen those talks broke down after south korea refused to resume sending leasure ter groups to north korea and we don't yet know how north korea is going to respond to this offer south korea said they tried to contact north korea via communication hotline this morning but nobody picked up this communication hotline had been severed since february two thousand and sixteen after north korea conducted a nuclear test the president of south korea has also made it clear that talks on denuclearization will have to involve the international community but they're hoping that separate south korean officials are hoping that these talks will help improv

shot has now was a hollow yet. nor the fictional character in an animation made by an israeli rights group but the factory and its owner mohammed tell bonnie a real and some of the many problems operating under the blockade of gaza by israel in egypt. no discovers them as mohammed shows have around starting with a power cut. electricity is off most of the time in gaza. during my visit i haven't explained it since the siege began ten years ago most of his production lines are closed most of the time. he didn't want to fire any of his four hundred staff their families depend on the wages to employees had their hours cut instead. because the animation also shows the machinery they use has problems to israeli authorities restrict the import of anything they say could be used to make weapons the packaging meant to be done to my city by dismissing these a spare parts that's not being allowed in this machine but cream filling and biscuits. just technicians come here and service it in order to come this whole production li

the bbc‘s nick bryant has more.ances to announce that he doesn't want to do the real thing any more. after almost 50 years of performing around the world, he has finally decided where his future lies. and it's away from departure lounges, immigration halls and 180 flights a year. # i'd buy a house where we both could live... he wants to spend more time with his family. i've never had that before, i've never had children. it's changed my life, ijust love them so much and ijust love being with them and i don't like leaving them behind and wherever i go they say "please daddy, don't go." i facetime them now, i say ijust announced my last tour, they said "good, you will be here." i will be here. this ultimate piano man still loves performing and will continue to release records, but he is 70 years old and has clocked up more than 4000 concerts in 75 countries. enough. i just don't want to travel any more. i have been travelling since i was 17 in the back of a van up and down the m1. although i travel in the most fantast

but it has run up debts of £1.5 billion including almost £1 billion to its banks, whose patience hasver rail infrastructure project, hsz, begins major construction this year, and here at euston station. carillion is supposed to build it. but given its mountain of debts, there is a very real chance the government might step in and have to give those contracts to other companies or simply bail the company out. with all the moral hazard that comes with that. so what would happen to other companies that carillion had passed on some work to? if carillion cannot be saved or restructured, the consultants ey have been put on notice to take over as administrators. and joe lynam joins me now. labour have issued a statement in response to crisis. jon trickett, the shadow minister for the cabinet office, and joe lynam joins me now. there is an enormous dilemma here for the government — what are they likely to do? the options are that it has got to the stage that the depths are such and the extent of the contracts throughout the country are such that the government is in a bind, because it doesn'

four consecutive seasons he has done that, and no one has done that since jimmy greaves.m from cane. spurs were excellent, and as joe pointed out, they are mastering playing at wembley. everton have had four successive defeats. they had a good start under sam allardyce. the defensive leak was shored up, but they are having problems attacking, aren't they? sam allardyce has admitted that. their new signing played and set up wayne rooney for a goal that was likely do —— rightly gets around —— rightly disallowed. let's look at the day's other results. west brom in brighton, it was 2—0 to west brom, a first win in the league since the 19th of august. 20 games without a win, so you have to feel delighted for the fans and alan pardew, to feel delighted for the fans and alan pa rdew, who to feel delighted for the fans and alan pardew, who took over from tony pulis. his first premier league winners west brom manager. relief as well will stop in his programme notes, he asked for the fans to stay with him, and they did and they were rewarded. a big win. brighton haven't scored for

the un has declared that struck civilians physically catastrophe because the assad government has both the deliveries in besieged areas. and as a guarantors of the deescalation deal get ready to meet in the russian city of sochi later this month syrian civilians continue to suffer some of. the gulf diplomatic crisis and the blockade of qatar is being discussed sorry today's summit in coates the emir of kuwait has addressed a parliamentary meeting of the gulf cooperation council shakes. says he has been some progress in the ongoing dispute but didn't say what. egypt and bahrain cut diplomatic ties with qatar in june the emir of kuwait has called on all members of the g.c.c. to band together to face international challenges. here in qatar the national human rights committee is holding a news conference giving an update on the impact of the bill. kate these are live pictures of that conference and was closely monitoring what's being said will update you with any major announcement from that conference when they come through . in other world news is france's president emmanuel mccall has e

has branded a distraction. when russia does not like the facts they try and distract the conversation that's because the facts come back over and over again to the truth russia wants to hide that the assad regime continues to use chemical weapons against its own people at least twenty seven people have been killed after a car bomb exploded in libya blast in the eastern city of benghazi killed worshippers who were leaving a mosque after evening prayers a second car bomb exploded just half an hour later injuring security and i'm being as personal but as well as president says he's ready to run for reelection nicolas maduro is yet to be formally nominated by his ruling socialist party presidential elections are to be held by the end of april polls show venezuelans blame the dual role for food shortages and triple digit inflation but it's unclear who from the divided opposition will stand against him. pakistani police have arrested a man suspected of raping and killing a seven year old girl zainab inside his body w

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place the solution has to be. really. hasn't been the same amount of effort or whining the solution and indeed those politicians will be given. to why. an alternative much more sure active government or in. government. is the counterbalance and this is what is unfolding to some degree at least. all right good to get your thoughts on that thanks so much after last rough . i think the ceasefire is in effect in a serious procedure area of eastern halted near damascus the area is the last remaining stronghold near the capital it's been under siege by government forces for almost five years now meanwhile turkey's urging the u.s. to immediately withdraw its troops from landed in northern syria cities held by kurdish fighters they are the targets of a turkish operation are free and that's forced thousands from their homes of this comes as syrian opposition members announced they will boycott talks that russia is hosting next week on the conflict but they did say their gauge with moscow if it genuinely works towards a solution th

david moyes has been born.ut getting some of the best centre halves to come out of retirement. he is so good. look... ithink come out of retirement. he is so good. look... i think everybody likes kane. he deserves what he has got. he has developed his own career. everybody admires him. he does this with humility. good luck. i will but is not against us! and if you like football statistics, west ham have not lost a london derby at wembley, winners in 1975 v fulham, 1980, and also against tottenham, 2-0 1980, and also against tottenham, 2—0 down at ht, eventually winning 3-2. 2—0 down at ht, eventually winning 3—2. you can get the game on five live. west brom manager alan pardew does not believe jake livermore will face action from the fa over a confrontation with a fan during his side's 2—1 loss to west ham at the london stadium. livermore was reacting to comments about the death of his infant son in 2014. pardew say he will be available to play this weekend in the fa cup. by by think anyone who has been through

report has condemned saudi arabia iran and the u.a.e. for their role in the war in yemen it says the war has had a devastating impact on the population more than ten thousand have been killed in fighting in their stride and more than seven million are on the brink of the us president all trump has extended the iran nuclear deal but said that this will be the last time he does so he swore to america's european allies that he'll withdraw from the twenty fifth agreement of his demands to change it or not bennett says chops comments are extremely negative. and the new head of south africa's ruling african national congress has vowed to restore nelson mandela's mission several other poster has been addressing the party's one hundred sixth anniversary celebrations he's widely seen as a possible successor to president jacob zuma is expected to step down but his term ends next year. african nations are demanding an apology hundred traction from the u.s. president over his reported use of vulgar language in the meeting on immigration donald trump

ourselves, has this been the element? or has been our downfall? this is an alarming glimpse of our selfishness. why does it not oblige us to introspect? if we think about it, we will for the negative impacts on the environment, there is a perfect remedy. harmony between man and nature. that, the overall approach of indian tradition like yoga that resulted from this allopathy. they cannot only heal the fractures between the , but can alsod us give us physical, mental, and spiritual health. environment and fight climate change. my government has planned a very big campaign. it has given itself an ambitious objective. by the year 2022, in india, we want to produce 175 gigawatts of renewable energy. this is a big target for a country like india. years, we haveee achieved 60 gigawatts. that means a third of our objective has artie been achieved by us. 2016, india and france had together. they envisioned a new international treaty-based organization. this is a successful exercise. alliancenational solar , after the necessary treaty, has now become a rea

michael o'neill has turned down the scotla nd michael o'neill has turned down the scotland job, why has as scotland boss after talks just last week with the scottish football association in which they agreed to a compensation payment of £500,000 to the irish fa to secure his services but today there was a statement from him to say that he will remain in charge in belfast. he described it as a huge honour but just honour butjust not the right opportunity at this moment. since northern ireland went to the euros, getting to the last 16 in 2016, and the world cup play—offs recently, northern ireland will be very happy to keep him and you can see white scotla nd to keep him and you can see white scotland would be interested but their search for a new manager continues. and i heard about jimmy armfield this morning, there are some people who just enter your lives and whose voice you know and you feel you get to know them and he was one of those. what have people been saying? really sad news today and what people describing him as the voice of football. this was a man who is enshrined in the f

by road that has. this story is main source of learning it was just oil you know what used to be and bars all the way to they never losing one of the hats so if you are going to gather these management option economy is right it's actually the most tragic situation and you have to every country has seen in a hundred years diego audio form of venice when an ambassador to the united nations thank you very much indeed. the u.s. domestic board has agreed to resign after a former team doctor it was jailed for sexually abusing female gymnasts the u.s. olympic committee has told the board to step down after it was criticized for the way it handled decades of abuse claims. setting up to one hundred and seventy five years in prison for assaulting young gymnasts under his care separately a u.s. house panel announced it will investigate sexual abuse in organized sports what dan estabrooks in washington d.c. for us down where does this leave us a gymnastics now. now this is a major housecleaning in the u.s.g. usa

he has a story to tell. the american economy is growing, the economy is at nearly full employment, the stock market is at record highs, we are seeing a reduction in the corporate income tax rate. a dramatic reduction that should pull in more direct investment to our economy. i think the president is right to say that the economy is on the right track, and he makes a big deal also saying that he has cleared the way of regulations that have been inhibiting business. he has that line and he was right to deploy it today. just say 2 things -- one is that on other issues, certainly on trade, but also on national security, "america first" still strikes many world leaders in government and some in business as america declining in its leadership. jane: but he said it doesn't mean america alone. wouldn't that be reassuring? nicholas: it is a nice statement as a talking point, but when you leave the paris climate change agreement and effectively try to leave the iran nuclear agreement and take yourself out of 2 united

danjohnson has the details. now you can read the substance of fire and fury. rushed out at midnight in the us after threats from the president's lawyers. what i'm most looking forward to is seeing what's actually — what we all know is going on just below the surface. i'm looking forward to imagining, oh, who in that white house has actually said this? no one gets tired of palace intrigue! i'm expecting the white house to be as absolutely dysfunctional as the leaks would make it seem. there's chitchat — the president's burgers in bed, the vanity, the apparently strained relationship with the first lady. but there is also serious criticism of donald trump's intelligence. his chief strategist steve bannon suggested using the constitution to force him out, because he didn't believe donald trump was fit for office. i would tell you the one description that everyone gave, everyone has in common. they all say he is like a child. and what they mean by that is he has a need for immediate gratification. it's all about him

a man has been arrested. also in this hour, paris is on high alert for flooding. record rainfall has caused the river seine to burst its banks, in one of the wettest januarys in paris in more than a century. this is the scene live in the french capital. and a first grand slam title for caroline wozniacki, after she beats simona halep in the final of the australian open. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, has said all current rape and serious sexual assault cases in england and wales are to be reviewed "as a matter of urgency", following the collapse of several recent trials because evidence was not disclosed to defence lawyers. today, the attorney general told the bbc there was no evidence of "widespread malpractice or dishonesty" in the prosecution system. our legal affairs correspondent, clive coleman, reports. disclosure of evidence in some recent highly publicised rape cases has gone badly wrong. but how widespread is the problem? in december, lia

has more from the capital tunis. my there is an atmosphere of fear and fear about the future particularly the moment. and t. increasing taxes movement has been increasing nationwide calling for the government to take a step back and put an end to the decision it has taken a few days ago about increasing taxes but then when those. protests degenerated into attacks targeting security forces at police stations many trade unions opposition parties are now starting to distance themselves from the movement saying that this is not a legitimate move and they're saying that the only way out of the crisis in tunisia should be through a national dialogue now it remains to be seen whether the government will go ahead with its plan to continue increasing taxes or scrap the whole. tax increase many people are taking to the streets protesters are going to gather to more nationwide to continue putting pressure on the government they say that there's been. still poverty go into his ear unemployment is on the rise and this government

donald trump has got to go!been held in the united states. many repeated the slogan "build bridges, not wars". i really wanted to make sure this year the momentum was kept up, and that women's voices were heard. i want to resist the racism that is happening in our country, especially with the commander—in—chief. he sucks. although the crowds in london are predominately made up of women, the organisers say men are also welcome. they insist they are not setting out to demonise the entire male population, but are looking for everyone to play their part in bringing about change. simonjones, bbc news, westminster. two climbers have been airlifted to safety in the highlands after becoming stuck on a ridge. the pair were winched to safety from 3,000 feet up the mountain in glencoe. they'd first raised the alarm on friday but the poor weather meant they couldn't be rescued until yesterday morning. people with hidden disabilities in england could soon be entitled to blue badge permits for free parking. the department for

has earmarked for its continued military operations there are these more advanced years has more on the story what does this look like to you mark mark. resident evil no this is mosul or rather what's left of it quote a sea of thousands of air strikes we filmed this a few weeks ago and nothing's really changed from when we were there last this is what the aftermath of a classic strike in mosul look like neighborhoods that numb but in the thousands it's been reduced to a handful. the iraqi army and the u.s. led coalition seem to make sure to not leave a square meter on scorched earth it took a pre-season i haven't yet seen a single house and mine still untouched by fighting the neighboring street all but destroyed the street across rubble the street over there it's the same story wherever you look cities and towns that house the medians a devastated hospice even now in mosul you are never far from the stench of rotting bodies or unexploded bombs help reconstruction no one seen any of that module be it the. way i did they enter a little when it was two and it is. doing. well she's a littl

and what has changed? has he admitted his guilt or not?the firm said it had "mutually agreed" to step down from the inquiry. there are growing fears of an environmental disaster in the east china sea as a huge tanker continues to leak oil two days after colliding with a cargo ship. the iranian vessel, which was carrying about1 million barrels of oil to south korea, is still on fire. rescue efforts are being hampered by a large oil slick and dense clouds of smoke. 32 iranian crew members are still missing. a ten—year study has found women are three times more likely to die in the year following a heart attack than men because they‘re not given the same treatment. analysis of more than 180,000 patients over a decade by leeds university researchers found women were less likely to receive recommended treatments including bypass surgery or statins. when they did, the gap in mortality decreased dramatically. rail commuters are facing disruption today as staff at five train firms begin a fresh wave of strikes in disputes about the role of guards.

yes, he has been.dent and his tweets and it seems to take people apart as opposed to bring people together. but one of the things i heard today that i thought was very important is that it is really hard to disagree with somebody who you like. it is hard not to work with someone you know like. it is hard not to work with someone you know and respect. and members of congress, certainly the la st members of congress, certainly the last ten or 15 years, have taken to running against washington, trying to demonise not only the opposition party but the city itself. if we can find a way to get little bit more civility, perhaps the president can put down twitter every now and again and bring people over. president bush brought people over every thursday and had drinks. let's get to know each other, talk to each other, and talk about these issues rather than demonise each other. picking up that sentiment that it is difficult to disagree with someone you like. here is a message from ron christie, who has fallen

he has denied any allegations of. but the publisher has taken action.ditor who cause them both personal friends has statement, the editor who cause them both personalfriends has said... vogue is a global powerhouse. to grace one of the front covers is a massive deal. mario testino and bruce weber have been responsible for some of those images, but with allegations of sexual exploitation swirling, their futures are hanging in the balance. there are now calls for more regulation in the fashion world. these allegations are the latest to rock the world of fashion, entertainment and social media and don't seem to be going away. and we'll be speaking to a male model a little later in the programme who has published a detailed account of his experience and problems within the industry. also making news today: a south korean delegation is en route to the border with north korea for talks aimed at overcoming logistical obstacles to pyongyang's participation in next month's winter olympics. north korea said last week it would send a number of competitors to the g

the way he has conducted himself to the trip and since he has been involved in the squad, he has beens exactly what you are after. it is a really good chance for him to show everyone what he is capable of, on the surface he will bea capable of, on the surface he will be a very good option. australia's dilemma was whether to put pressure on the recovering heel of the top wicket taker of the series, mitchell starc. if you were questioning their motivation, they will still run this before every session. beat england. beat england. beat england. it still matters. every opportunity to play on this ground is special, it is another ashes test match and the guys need no more motivation, it is a great opportunity to try to win this test match and win the series 4—0. ashes series take a long time coming around, england must wait two years to try to reclaim the bernard four yea rs to try to reclaim the bernard four years for another chance over here, but the aim for now is to turn the wheel a little in that direction. that starts shortly. still goalless at the emirates, ten minutes until the bre

this huge vision and his business has been so successful, he has become a billionaire, is also verysaid to have driven a battered volvo and with his employees he's really accessible. everyone who has worked with him get to meet him, he mixes among people and i think that's inspiring, that's why he's such a big icon in sweden. and what is your favourite ikea product?” big icon in sweden. and what is your favourite ikea product? i guess it has to be the billy book shelves. it is so iconic and everybody knows this book shelf by name. it blends into your home and everybody loves books so it's perfect. the headlines on bbc news: police have released an image of a man they want to speak to over the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. the prime minister comes under pressure from leave campaigners in her own party to take a hard line with the eu. more than 240 people are arrested at opposition rallies across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny. and in a moment...a special concert to get one of britain's most famous paddle steamers sailing

the near times brent has been brand has been damaged. the washington post brand has been damaged.etc. etc. the question is do you know of any organization with the concrete legal effort to try and get his tax returns somewhere into the legal process and to that, when do you think people who believe in ballasts will take the gloves off? >> sorry, say that last part again? >> when you think people who believe in balance, are going to take the gloves off and start going the legal process that he has always threatened other people? >> let's jump in there. [laughter] >> was well question on the tax return. >> i think it is a great question you're asking. i think the answer may be that tax returns are privileged and confidential by law.very well protected. we have fantasized that some irs employee with access to the tax returns might drop it into a plain brown envelope and make our day. but, so far no luck! >> not that we are asking -- >> the irs employees in the audience. >> but accountants would only be subject to civil penalties. >> i think in some way, if that has not happened you c

ceolargest stock has a new who has been at the bank for 20 years with the bank is returning to the helmhe will be taking over the ceo job from april 9. then you have qatar in india lifting the overall -- which remain at record highs. there is a big rally coming through in these commodity producers. the producers are listing the indian market to a fresh record high. anna: thank you very much. is u.s. trade representative hopeful a deal can be done to save nafta, one of the big focuses according to dave fry gets. the republican chairman of the house ways and means committee. this after we saw president trump of course speaking at the economic forum in dos -- davos. trump: we cannot have free and open trade if some countries exploit the system at the expense of others. we support free trade, but it needs to be fair and it needs to be reciprocal. because in the end, unfair trade undermines us all. manus: also on the u.s. domestic events they are taking center stage with the state of the union address. the latest fed rate decision, len,last under janet yel then you have the jobs jamboree on

but despite that the saudis insist the coalition has and splinted. to have. the position of the u.a.e. remains deeply consistent with other members of the coalition concerning the yemen crisis the foreign ministers meeting last week was good evidence that members of the coalition are united and will take the liberation of yemen as their ultimate goal but instead of liberating and uniting yemen the war seems to have pushed the country to the brink of breaking up some of the job aid does their. well gerald feinstein was the u.s. ambassador to yemen from two thousand and ten to two thousand and thirteen is now the director of gulf affairs and government relations at u.s. based middle east institute and joins us from washington thanks very much for speaking to us the longer this war goes on for the prospects for peace become more complicated as we see old alliances fray and crumble what does that mean for the future of yemen. first thank you for having me on today and you're absolutely right. this is going to be a complication is going to make the proces

president has no credibility and his staff say he is like a child the book by michael wolff has gone on sale for days early despite threats of legal action from trump's lawyers the president has described fire and fury inside the trump white house as full of lies misrepresentations and sources that don't exist insisting he never even spoke to wolf but that claim has been refuted by the author who said i absolutely spoke to the president it was not off the record. i spoke to him after the inauguration yes and i had spoken to i mean i've spent about three hours with the president over the course of the campaign in the white house so my window into donald trump is. is pretty significant but even more to the point i spent this i spent in this was really the sort of the point of the book i spoke to people who spoke to the president on a daily sometimes minute by minute basis so this this book was really i mean in a sense in a sense there was one question on my mind when i began this book what is it like to work with donald trump. patti call hain is live for us now in washington d.c. and.

janey mitchell has more.elcome, perhaps, for shinzo abe, so farfrom home. but that affection has deep roots, dating back to the second world war. mr abe's visit was to a museum that once served as the japanese consulate in kaunas, lithuania's former capital. a month before chiune sugihara was appointed vice consul in 1939, german and allied soviet forces attacked neighbouring poland, prompting a flood of german refugees eastwards across the border. when lithuania was itself invaded by the soviet union, crowds of refugees began seeking visas to flee. mr sugihara defied orders from tokyo, sometimes working 18—hour days to issue transit visas, opening a route for the refugees to escape across russia to japan and elsewhere. he worked with the dutch consul, enabling some to reach the dutch territory of curacao. mr sugihara is credited with saving an estimated 6,000 jews from almost certain death. he was honoured by israel “119811, two years before he died at the age of 86. he is remembered as japan's schindler, wi