say, wherever i go, i am happy to and again, people say, wherever i go, iam happy to pay and again,ever i go, i am happy to pay more towards harry nhs delivering on the principles that we value so much. but people also want to see fairness in the way everybody contributes to that. so, we need to go to the public and explain all of the options. what we do not need is another convention of the great and the good, describing the problem, or setting out what looking at the investigation of what all the options could be. that has already been done. we have had a number of commissions that have looked at this, a house of lords inquiry. they set out what all the possible funding options should be. what we 110w funding options should be. what we now need is delivery. we need a group of people that can explain what all of the options are, including the option of doing nothing and what that means. including the option of doing nothing and what that meanslj including the option of doing nothing and what that means. i am really sorry to have to cut you off. we are coming up to the top of the ho

iam i don't know what it would feel like. i am an american.rld citizen, i thought uk was good as pa rt citizen, i thought uk was good as part of europe. i am sure it was good both of them. i thought the uk die mentioned that the uk brought to europe improved europe. with the uk out, i don't think it is great, in my view, great for the uk and i don't think it is great for europe either, to be missing that ingredient. as a citizen of the world, in my view, and if i may indulge in some provincialism, my company stands by the open markman —— market and our commitment to the uk was good for the uk and for london. most of our european business was in a place where we do less tha n business was in a place where we do less than one third of our business echoes we keep everything in the uk and service the rest of the continent from that. we may or may not be able to do that. ‘s new arrangement is not so good for my company. it is less good for goldman sachs and for wealth creation in the world i think it is less good for the uk. as a british person, at

iam am a realist. he is the benchmark of oui’ game. i am very am a realist.am very happy. i scored very well, up to 4—1. then i felt over the line. one match at the end of the day. there are two very tough on the ahead of me if i'm to win the tournament. but i am still in, i came here to win the tournament, regardless of who is in it. if i had to beat ronnie a long way, so be it. from my perspective, i am pretty glad, i got through that and then if i had to play saturday, it is not much fun when you're out there and not physically feeling fit. you don't elect you can do yourself justice. i was on about 60% and i had to hope that mark or someone made a lot of mistakes for me to get some rhythm. it was really difficult. i'm glad it is over to be honest with you. cricket, and pakistan have been set a victory target of 272 to beat new zealand in the fifth and final one—day international in wellington. the black caps, who are aiming to complete a series whitewash, batted first after winning the toss, and martin guptill top—scored with 100 as the home side made fro

iam not he is back. i like to give offence. i am not good at taking it.now i always have a response, which is important. let's have a look at the times, and the independent as well, both on this front page, the war on plastic, looking ahead to what the prime minister will announce. sally, cani prime minister will announce. sally, can i be bold to say this will be the most important story the bbc covers all day if not all week and i will tell you why, three statistics, the amount of plastic produced each year is the weight of humanity, 300 million tons of which up to 13 million tons of which up to 13 million tons of which up to 13 million tons leaks into the oceans andi million tons leaks into the oceans and i million bottles a minute are bought around the world, which camera are we on? i am looking at you, china and coca—cola, that is the problem. let me put to you, we know the problem is there and it has lot of profile partly because of the blue planet two series and the impact on the sea life. that is a nice bump for the bbc programme, but you are right

iam rico hizon. i am rico hizon.t's a tuesday. thank you forjoining us. brexit. people a definite signal about the kind of brexit bill she wants. kind of brexit bill she wants. —— prime minister. prime minister. owner spoke to the bbc on the eve of her visit to the mainland. we have more. more. unmistakable rajesh feel on sale in a distinctly british place. —— british. british. city of a billionaire who now controls the change. controls the change. britain, including, of course, brexit. be better outside the european union, worse, what do you think? is a surefire way to get access to this country. this country. but it can be a very challenging experience. challenging experience. cook china add offers tailored access. access. ways, though to be the uk has a new deal to send more pig trotters here. deal to send more pig trotters here. incremental trade deals with china in a post— brexit world. incremental trade deals with china in a post- brexit world. in a post- brexit world. be the world's farce growing economy. grow

iam here this team and we will achieve something.r totte n ha m to play football and to play for tottenham hotspur. iam to play football and to play for tottenham hotspur. i am away from a country, it is hard for me to be here alone. i need to respect the times, i have had an injury, and now iam back times, i have had an injury, and now i am back again and i am enjoying it. spurs go to newport county. go to the bbc sport website for all the ties. let's get a bit more from our pundits on television this evening. alan shearer, sorry that is not alan shearer! you have to improve, there is no doubt about that and alexis sanchez will improve that manchester united team. he will put pressure on those guys as well and as a footballer that is what you need, you need someone footballer that is what you need, you need someone behind you to keep pushing you to make you better. where do you stand on the eye watering amount of money, the contract that he has reportedly signed? we will not change that, we will have to accept it. it is only going t

iam in i am in brussels to speak to russia's representative to the eu, vladimir chizhov. he said that if the eu doesn't pay, then they will bear the responsibility for that. but russian planes are still destroying parts of the country and rather than support the peace process at the un, they have set up their own parallel talks. so what responsibility do the russians themselves have for ending the war in syria? vladimir chizhov, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. what do you mean when you say that if the eu don't pay for the reconstruction of syria or contributed to it, they will bear the responsibility for that? well, the reconstruction of syria, after the extensive damage that has been inflicted on that country during over six years of war, is, in my view, the responsibility of the whole international community, including the european union. now the european union has been declaring a number of times it's willingness to contribute to resettlement in syria, so that would be one of the - since the would berene—ef—the ways. sincethe rightly it is not part of it is not p, is o

well, if that is the charge, iam dodger.i am definitely not guilty of that. i think it is, you know, preposterous. i do believe that too true success story as a country —— i do believe that our success story as a country might not go down well with others but it is a success story that will continue for a long time. after daphne caruana galizia's assassination of son matthew wrote if institutions were already working, there would be no assassination to investigate and my brothers and i would still have a mother. what do you say to that? well, i have made it very clear that i would never take issue... with people who have lost their mother in such a brutal assassination. i have said... isaid such a brutal assassination. i have said... i said that if my mother was killed in such instances i would say much worse things than that. prime minister, thank you. thank you very much. thank you. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. white house lawyers are reported to have held talks with the man leading the inv

iam rico packed edition of asia business report. hizon. packed edition of asia business report. iam rico hizon. we packed edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. we begin with hong kong, and the territory is changing its listing rules, maybe trying to attract what buster initial public offerings, such as saudi aramco, the world's a guest ipo this year. it is planning to allow companies to split their stock into different categories, known as dual class shares, to give owners of one class greater owned —— greater voting rights than the other. the change could interest alibaba chairman jack mark —— jack change could interest alibaba chairmanjack mark —— jack ma, who may choose hong kong over the us to go public in 2018. asia was the most active region for listings last year. over 1600 active region for listings last year. 0ver1600 initial public offerings globally, which raised under 200 billion us dollars. asia saw a surge of 44% by deal numbers. according to our next guest, 2018 might bring more big deals. earlier, i spoke

iam engrossed in to win it. how are we doing for time?s being said in my ear. i can also hear myself which is slightly discombobulated. you were being haunted by headlines which were hovering. i can see things which you cannot see. let's go back to the daily telegraph. i feel slightly embarrassed doing this story. put your towel on a sun lounge before your towel on a sun lounge before you even go on holiday. how can you do that? you can do it because you can now book it. when you book your holiday you can book your sun lounge and make sure they are not all taken when you get there. the joke comes in paragraph three where it says the service has been available to germans for three years. so when you come to bucket it may already be booked. i suppose the people who booked. i suppose the people who booked them use them. the problem is

balance in her mind and she thought, ok, i am built like balance in her mind and she thought, 0k, iamt, ok, i am built like i am, balance in her mind and she thought, 0k, iam built like i am, and if! am remembered for something like that then, yes, i can live with that. underneath, bless her heart, she probably thought, 0k, blunder woman but she was a really good pro and she thought it was good to be remembered for that and that would do. peter and i were quite obsessed with casting are not in parts like that. it is worth remembering that programmes like the russ abbot show and the lois toulson show, a lot of these others with a lead performer, you also have behind them a kind of small cast, rep company of actors you went back to again and again. she was presumably an important part of that group. tier i was going to say was like a repertory company, the utterly reliable and solid people you would get in to support your star comedian. she was one of them. you knew once you had booked you were 0k. apart from the blunder woman character, under any other sketches that stand out for you?”

iam helping my elderly parent to apply for a shortstay tourist visas to australia but i am increase —any people plan a holiday, a business trip or a family visit and all they need is an easy is utter. and electronically stored trouble authority. the application process to visit australia is quick and easy and confirmation is normally given within a few minutes. ve visitor is valid for one year for stays of up to three months and it is free unless you inadvertently go through a website that seeks to divert visitors from the official government side and charges fees while adding no value. so look for border .gov.au to be certain it is the official scientific and sri la nka the official scientific and sri lanka in may. while it is perfectly possible to enjoy sri lanka in may, i would recommend you choose another time of year to visit this lovely indian 0cean island. manias when the south—west monsoon begins, bringing heavy rain and humidity. agreed it also coincides with the dry season in the north and east of the island but i prefer to be in sri lanka between december and march when hig

iam not i am not going to lie, first tournament back in to back —— two matches.chester united could close the gap on manchester city at the top of the premier league on monday evening. united host stoke looking to move within 12 points following city's first defeat of the season against liverpool stop it stoke were in the relegation zone —— are in the relegation jen and in the relegation zone —— are in the relegationjen and will be paying for the second time from the regulation of mark hughes. every clu b regulation of mark hughes. every club that is on that line, they ask yet and they try to do different things. —— resignation. and generally they change the manager. manchester city were beaten in the premier league for the first time. joyous scenes at anfield as liverpool 14—3, they were 4—1 up but nearly threw it away. i am pretty sure they if you people watched this game tonight on television in the whole world and that is the reason why everybody loves this game. a lot of leagues and a lot of titles and always i drop points and with gains of. —— always i drop

iam britain and france over the next four years.e next four years. i am honoured by the loa n four years. i am honoured by the loan of such a precious piece of our shared history which yet again underscores the closeness of our relationship. we have it needs to build a new generation of links between our people with an ambitious programme of twinning towns and regions, addressing the challenges, harnessing the potential of emerging technologies. the uk and france are forever neighbours, united in friendship, and by our common belief in freedom and justice, both at home and in the world. thank you very much. thank you for welcoming as. translation: thank you for hosting us in this beautiful place. this summit between france and the united kingdom. we are reminded of the historical bonds between our countries. there are two things that cannot be impact, history and geography, cannot be impacted by changes in institutions. this means that we are facing common challenges and we are sharing the same destiny. i believe that this is what w

iam. i have security, they do not. they were killed and i am still alive. iam 0k. targeted. but it is our civilisation that is targeted, that is what i believe. it is our style of living that is targeted. do your family all support the stand you continue to take? some of them, of course, are still in morocco. yeah, most of my family still lives in morocco. actually, yes, they support me. all of them? most of them support me. most of them support me and, you know, there is an intelligent way to deal with these things. i have a lot of friends who are believers, who worship god who do not necessarily agree with me but we still respect each other on a human level and we are still friends and we still see each other and we find pleasure to be with each other. but interestingly, some people who come to this argument about islam and violence from a somewhat similar place to you, do believe that you have gone too far. i mean, i'm thinking of 0livier cyran, for example, a former charlie hebdo journalist himself, who says that and others on charlie hebdo just went too far de

iam upset you are upset by the bullying also?, i disturbed by the bullying. it does not make me go and be subconscious abound my lips, the fact i slowed a bit. it makes me go, i am on tv and you are not. it empowers me. the death threats scare me. do you wish at any death threats scare me. do you wish atany time death threats scare me. do you wish at any time you had not sought such at any time you had not sought such a high—profile? at any time you had not sought such a high-profile? ifi had grown up with social media would never have stepped good on television but now it is my destiny and i will not let anyone take me down. why notjust to get your disability is? one british comedian has said about her cerebral palsy, i have accepted it. i wasted yea rs palsy, i have accepted it. i wasted years worrying about the way i talked and what. she says she is no longer defined by cerebral palsy a quick look outside by tiny world was enough to me to feel guilty. millions of others live in war, poverty, . .. cerebral palsy doesn't define

iam i am belinda low. iam belinda low. i i am belinda low.oneliness and now it has become my passion. when i am painting actually i feel i'm free and away from whatever is troubling me. i used to look after them, cook for them and do everything for them, but i find they've got there on activities in they've got there on activities in the and i was left on my own most of the and i was left on my own most of the time at home, so because of this ijust went into painting. my murals show the things i would do when i was a child, and the activities back then. i just want to showcase it on all my walls. and it was a happy time for me. i feel it's innately in each one of us, something that needs to be unleashed, yeah, but it'sjust up to us to find it. so, if you don't start, you wouldn't know. if you do it with the right heart, and the right incentive, and the right motive, the rest will follow. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. we will be seeking out manufacturing opportunities in southeast asia and we will be looking at why companies ar

iam pleased and to discredit their wicked ideology.to report that the coalition to defeat isas has reta ke n that the coalition to defeat isas has retaken the territory once held by these killers in iraq and syria. there is still more fighting and work to be done. and to consolidate these gains we are committed to ensuring that afghanistan never again becomes a save haven for terrorists who want to commit mass murder on our civilian population. i wa nt to murder on our civilian population. i want to thank those nations represented here today that have joined in these crucial efforts. you are not just joined in these crucial efforts. you are notjust securing your own citizens, but saving lives and restoring hope to millions and millions of people. when it comes to terrorism, we will do whatever is necessary to protect our nation. we will defend our citizens and our borders. we're also our immigration system is a matter of both national and economic security. america is a cutting edge economy. our immigration system is stuck in the past.

iam to remind people i am the lucky one. i am still alive.he squadron i represent and that is the squadron i represent and that is what i want to do for the rest of my life, the rest of the work i do, represent that squadron. go back to 1943, you are a young bomber. did you know what you are getting into when you and your crew were told that you were going into special training for a very special mission? did you have any idea? none whatsoever. it was made perfectly clear that we would not know until much later and that we were not to talk to anybody about the training that we were doing all make anything about it. it was top-secret and, in the end, the inventor of this extraordinary bouncing bomb, the device that there was supposed to breach these dams in germany, he met you all, barnes wallis, before you went on the mission and i suppose it was then that you understood what was then that you understood what was going on? it was then that we had some conjecture after that meeting and the immediate one was the attacks on the german battleship

iam asking that already. you said that already.ld be no price rises at all on rail ticket prices? well, there should be no price rises at all on railticket prices? well, you know, at the owned the day i am trying to say the system we are got is expensive, it is costings people an arm and a leg in some cases and there is an alternative, the alternative is we should have a a nationalised rail industry. that isn't going to happen. that isn't going to happen unless there is a change of government, is it? under this government? but it can happen if they wanted it to. at the moment you can get a situation where the rail franchises, they want to keep giving them more and more money, they could take them back, east coast is an example of that. and use all that money to be re—invested or keep fares low or kut. —— cut. as we've been hearing, 13 monkeys have been killed in a fire at woburn safari park in bedfordshire. the fire was spotted by security guards during a routine patrol in the early hours of the morning. drew mullin, the managing d

iamon iam on my i am on my way to iam on mywaytoa i am on my way to a reported incident on 1—off las‘s busiest highways. with the last rain falling over four months ago, busiest highways. with the last rain falling overfour months ago, the audley road is mixed with fresh water have become a lethal recipe for disaster. —— oily roads. in the driving seat is a sergeant from the nevada highway patrol. he is using a softwa re nevada highway patrol. he is using a software that alerts into an incident as soon as it is reported by someone calling 911 or through driving apps and provide him with details and the best route to get to the scene. the location, what kind of accident, the degree, and if there are any responders that are on their way. it constantly updates in on the situation as it develops. having a robust system in place doesn't just help having a robust system in place doesn'tjust help with weather—related collisions. doesn'tjust help with weather-related collisions. with our route 91 shooting that we had, for the portion that we handled, the highway patrol, it's getting the publ

iam not although i left the country legally.not at liberty to disclose my whereabouts, because they have shown a very clear and determined intention to find me and harm me wherever i am. intention to find me and harm me whereverl am. you have talked intention to find me and harm me wherever i am. you have talked about worries about your life, and threats and harassment, and so on. what is the evidence for that? it is common cause in zimbabwe. i have even put that evidence on my twitter feed. on the morning of 15 november, around 2:30am zimbabwean time, between 15 to 25 heavily armed sas soldiers came to my residence, and they destroyed the gate, destroyed the entrance, the door to my house, and shot their way into every room looking for me. but fortunately they did not find me, and none of the members of my family were there, because i had been forewarned the previous night that the military we re previous night that the military were going to raid my house, and i was advised by a very close friend that i should not spend the ni

what iam media without war declaration.me approval rating is barack obama at the end of the year. you can dispute the polling but, let me finish, i will make the point even better than you would make it. this is what i worry about. barack obama lost 63 seats in the 2010 mid—term congressional elections. some of that as a supporter of the president, someone who is a lifelong republican, i would make the case that we had to reinvigorate the party and switch strategies right now, because of his popularity and if it does not improve going into those elections, they will be tough elections. you seem to say if the republicans do not find a strategy of distancing themselves from mr trapp, they will be in trouble?” think the opposite, the candidates who have embraced him have done better. those distancing themselves have done worse. you have to start connecting now with the american people and what i am calling the dashboard of success for the trump administration and the republicans in congress. if you do not do that, history is u

iam no the allegations that have been made.de. iam no longer a model, i the allegations that have been made. i am no longer a model, i am a journalist now,. but essentially it is, what do i make of it? it is no surprise. there have been various names going around the fashion industry for a very long time who have been reported to be, have been abusive or exploited, the fact that the names are as big as this is fairly shocking. but if you are asking whether it is surprising that abuse is happening in the industry then the answer is absolutely not. is endemic across male and female modelling world. you described it as low—level infractions against you, 01’ low—level infractions against you, orany low—level infractions against you, or any situation that any model finds themselves in, it must be incredibly upsetting, do you think there is a space for people to have their voices heard and speak up about what might be happening to them ) the average male about what might be happening to them) the average male orfemale model is probab

translation: iam really new sense of optimism and renewal.newal. translation: iam really happy, said this woman, we were able to come and see him and be here with all our brothers and sisters. i think they needed it. the fact the pope chose this community is a blessing for everyone. a little stumble but soon the pope was back in the capital, lima, for the final stage of his trip. on sunday, more huge crowds are expected for another open—air mass. tim allman, bbc news. our headlines. gunmen have launched an attack on one of kabul‘s top hotels — the intercontinental. afghan special forces have killed two of the attackers. turkey says its airforce hit more than 100 targets, on the first day of a bombing campaign against kurdish fighters in northern syria. well let's get more on the turkish air strikes on kurdish positions in northern syria. the bbc‘s mark lowen explains why they are happening now. let's just say, the turkish government doesn't see it that way. turkey feels threatened by the kurdish militia in syria, known as the ypg and insists

iam not i am not the first woman to multitask. i am i am not the first woman to multitask.am not i am not the first woman to multitask. i am not the first woman to work and have a baby. and love is in the air. pope francis stuns a couple of flight attendants by offering an impromptu marriage service aboard his papal flight. prosecutors have been detailing allegations of abuse by the parents of 13 children rescued by police from their home in california. david and louise turpin have pleaded not guilty to torture, child abuse and false imprisonment. a district attorney said the children, aged between two and 29, were found severely malnourished with brain and nerve damage, some of them chained to their beds. they were rescued after one escaped through a window of the house, east of los angeles. james cook is in los angeles for us. it seems this escape was planned for quite some time. yes. according to the prosecutor who has been giving a lot more harrowing detail about this case, the 17 you rolled girl who got out of the house and plotted with her siblings to escape for the l

iam strengths. i have to agree with you.this and i can keep an eye on what my son is up to or what he is not up to, but it does not improve his performance. it just tells me what he's doing or what he was not doing. i wish there was something out there that would make in work harder or better or improve? that is a very valid question. from our side, technology like this can hopefully free up teachers‘ time and if we can do that it means they can spend more time creating relevant quality homework, so when students are spending outside school, it is worthwhile and they are more interested and engaged in it. how much competition is there? how far right you getting into this market? how much further is there to go? in the uk we are used by more than one in three secondary schools in the uk. we have customers in 23 countries outside the uk. what is exciting and beneficial for the industry as a whole, we see lots of technology from other education providers and other teachers, but are building solutions that can hopefully impact t

iam end the stigma surrounding pot use.t and they also smoke weed and i don't think there's anything wrong with that. with the addition of recreational sales, the industry in california is expected to generate at least $1 billion in tax revenue annually. california joins the likes of colorado — another us state that legalised recreational marijuana in january 2014. earlier i spoke with mason tvert, who played an integral part in the lead up to the drug's legalisation and now works for vs strategies — a government relations firm focused on marijuana policy. i asked him whether more people started using cannabis recreationally following the legalisation of the drug? well, what we're seeing is that really, marijuana is nowjust being sold out of licence, regulated businesses instead of on the streets. we are not seeing any sort of major increases in use. in fact, tea m of major increases in use. in fact, team news is actually at its lowest rate in the last decade and what we have seen some money increases in use amongst the old

i think that iam our current president.d all kinds of people from all backgrounds and all classes, and all levels of achievement. well, let'sjust continue the politics conversation a little further. you... it is reported, seriously considered running for the senate and i think 2013, 20 12- running for the senate and i think 2013, 2012- 2013. do you still running for the senate and i think 2013, 2012— 2013. do you still feel they might be a political career for you? i want to be useful. you know, i want to be useful to my fellows, and to the god of my understanding, and to the god of my understanding, andi and to the god of my understanding, and i like to think i am willing to do whatever it takes to be useful. it seems right now i am in the right space, and i wouldn't rule it out, and it is not a cory answer. ijust don't know. i was very serious at the time, and then a young person with a —— and my family came to live with a —— and my family came to live with me —— coy. i was given an opportunity to help finish raising a 16

iam notes every time a brit is nominated. i am conscious this is going out worldwide.t is lovely to be too brit centric. it is lovely to see the talent and craft skills we have in this country. we talk about it in acting terms and we may see more on that in a moment, in the other categories. it is something that we do so well in the uk. we have a great studio system like pinewood, people hone their craft is here and in the theatre. they translate from television to the big screen. roger deakins has been nominated for cinematography. his 14th time, he hasn't yet won. i must mention that we have a record, history being made. a female cinematographer, a black female seminoma photographer. —— cinematographer. rachael morrison, to then be nominated as a cinematographer at the oscars. a glass ceiling has been brokenjust 110w. glass ceiling has been brokenjust now. that is extraordinary and it is brilliant. mudbound is an extraordinary film. and it has only taken 90 extraordinary film. and it has only ta ken 90 years extraordinary film. and it has only taken 90 years of acade

iam here for our country. i am so much. iam here for our country. i am so happy.way to do it than at a football stadium? what better way to do it than at a football stadium ? africa's what better way to do it than at a football stadium? africa's most celebrated footballer is now the 24th president of liberia. fans here are euphoric. he is called the country giant here. they are desperate that his glittering football success can be translated off the pitch. we want to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor. we wa nt gap between the rich and the poor. we want to make sure that the resources do not end up in the pockets of others. this marks the first peaceful handover of power in liberia for more than 70 years. he was an inspiration on the pitch, now there is huge pressure to do the same in politics. we do our best to pack all of the stories in. of course, there are more than we can get into one hour, you can see the rest on the bbc news website and you can use the bbc news app. at least six people have died of the democratic republic of congo during protests

iam the president of the united states.but there is no other word you can use but racist. you cannot dismiss entire countries and continents as beep. the entire populations are not white and therefore not welcome. he or it got a very friendly reception this morning. at times the real donald trump has provoked anger in britain. for some, this is about the office he holds and are very close relationship between our two macro countries. let's speak to our washington correspondent gary 0'donoghue. in terms of those comments, there is very strong words from the united nations. i think donald trump has been talking about this in the last few minutes. we have had what i think is a denial, that he used these terms he has just tweeted this. the language used by me was tough but this was not the language used. if that is a denial, it goes against what is said last night at the white house who did not deny he used that obscenity during the meeting. in fact they defended his sentiment during that meeting. we will see during the day whe

iam looking for the feeling rather than an outcome.d feeling at the bottom of the run. go as fast as we can, look at the school and see where we're. yes. that is not the scoreboard. —— look at the scoreboard and see where we are at. that's it from sportsday — on the day that ben stokes was charged with affray, ryan giggs was named the wales manager and football lost one of its most inspirational figures in cyrille regis. good night. what a great shot! one of the goals of the season. cyril regis! you are watching abc news. more on the news that cabinet minister david livingstone has told mps they will not be bailing out carillion bull that the company has gone into liquidation putting 30,000 jobs at risk. the government awarded contracts risk. the government awarded co ntra cts to risk. the government awarded contracts to connolly and after profit warnings were issued. let's talk to alexandra bailey, director for property assets and investment at oxygen county council which broke its ties with carillion last spring. hello to you. thank

and iam one devastated when they found out.e i am one of the lucky ones, not everyone has that experience. you talk a lot about surviving being about power and control, and getting to the point when you can confront what has happened to you but you ta ke what has happened to you but you take back that control. what was it for you that got you to that position, where you said i can deal with this? i was very fortunate that i found with this? i was very fortunate that ifound a with this? i was very fortunate that i found a charity called safe with this? i was very fortunate that ifound a charity called safe line, and they specialise in helping survivors of sexual abuse. and it really got to the point when i was like, i really need to get into the detail of this, and that is what that charity enabled me to do. detail of this, and that is what that charity enabled me to dom this case, how important is it that survivors waive their rights of anonymity? i think it is tremendous when people feel able to do that. i don't think there sh

he can go back to his base and say, i am still he can go back to his base and say, iam stilla he cans base and say, i am still a populist? i have spoken to someone who has seen a draft of the speech he plans to deliver on friday and the phrase they can use, andl friday and the phrase they can use, and i hope i can say this, is kick ass. he will not be cosying up to the global elite, he will give a bit of trumpism and america first, look at what we are doing in our own backyard, we are cutting taxes, the stock market is soaring and everybody loves what i am doing. yes, i believe in free trade but i believe in fair trade and at the moment the scales are tilted against the us. business leaders went in to see the president last friday, begging him not to do anything that could upset the apple cart, like pulling out of nafta and it seems like their message could have fallen oi'i like their message could have fallen on deaf ears? why michael simon, what is the long—term or medium term imprecations on these rises on solar panels and washing machines, does one retaliation lead to another and

iam a bit scared, here, eli. being sensitive. sweet water, with the ability to dissolve salt. yeah. it's like a lagoon, isn't it? it's like a lagoon. but it is also quite beautiful, isn't it? always better to look at the bright side of the problem, yes. been caused by the sinkholes. to worry about a sinkhole opening up under the beach. entered without guidance from an expert. greatest wildlife migrations. wow! normally we're not allowed to get this close! so don't go away. the travel show: your essential guide, wherever you're heading. where's the closest train station? where's the closest pizza restaurant? what's the weather going to be like later? by as an in—house personal assistant. before you've even packed your bags. bb bot, that has been launched by airline klm. i'm really intrigued to give this a go. 0k, google, talk to klm. where are you going? tokyo. i have made a personal packing list that is perfect. and bank cards. i have packed it. make sure to pack enough underwear for seven days. underwear, very important. underwe

so especially if it's a short shutdown, iam more especially if it's a short shutdown, i am more interestedlitics of this than the effect on the gdp growth rate. we should have an a nswer growth rate. we should have an answer $0011 growth rate. we should have an answer soon enough. growth rate. we should have an answer soon enough. thanks very much indeed. let's stay in the us, because tomorrow marks a year since president trump took office. one of his big promises was to bring jobs that have been outsourced to lower cost countries back to america. so is he keeping that promise? to find out more, the bbc‘s yogita limaye has been to the midwestern state of wisconsin, where taiwanese tech giant foxconn is planning a $10 billion investment. the last winter for these fields of corn. by next year farms and homes here will make way for a bustling fa ct here will make way for a bustling fact the re— churning out digital displays. if all goes to plan thousands of jobs displays. if all goes to plan thousands ofjobs will be created. in exchange for hefty tax breaks. it isa in exchange for hefty tax b

everyone owns a smartphone that can take pictures those who upload pictures want to see their pictures iams. but every picture and video that's uploaded increases the danger of manipulation and a troubling prospect in this era of fake news. this is a power in a few years smartphones will have the processing power the computers have now it's often very will be many smartphone apps like this so we should always question the authenticity of videos remain in how to get in if you generate content you'll always have individuals trying to manipulate images just like a. regulate image manipulation systems but will be automatic but we can use these networks to identify manipulated images to. humans must not surrender all control to machines that's why researcher christian arnold is calling for digital content to be certified authentic. he says more watchdogs are needed to. get we need people to tell us which imagery and sounds are genuine we need them to explain these images or sounds as well. artificial intelligence is dangerous only if we lose control over it. shifts use new technologies intellige

we must give the credit to the opponents, but it's true that our performance was in grade. of course iamt happy with our performance. why in particular, mauricio?” i am not happy with our performance. why in particular, mauricio? ithink we need to move the gold digger, and i think we made a lot of mistakes in positions where it is impossible to win the game where you make many, many mistakes. psv maintained their five point lead at the top of the dutch league — but did it the hard way. they needed a dramatic winner from luuk dejong with virtually the last kick of the game to see off mid—table heracles. it is their 16th win in 19 matches this season. ajax kept pace, this header giving the hosts their fifth successive league win. england's tommy fleetwood battled a star studded field to retain his abu dhabi championship title on sunday. he started the day two shots behind leader ross fisher, but hit six birdies on the back nine. he finished on 22 under par, two clear of fisher, and another stunning victory for the 2017 race to dubai winner. it was just important that we carried on going fo

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iam allen. i am very, very happy. i scored well up to 4—1. then fell over the line.my perspective i am pretty glad. if i had won, and come back to fill the game on saturday it is not much fun when you are out there and not feeling great. when you go out there, you want to do yourself justice. allen isjoined in the justice. allen is joined in the last four by england's caion wilson. he had a straightforward win against the two times world champion mark williams. now the start of the six nations, over two weeks away anded crowe jones has named the squad with a slightly unfamiliar feel. there are eight uncapped players named. maybe it is a sign of the times here at twickenham. england squad has included 13 players listed as officially unavailable. that is mainly through fitness concerns. there are new players, in particular, zack mercer. he has a big future. is the squad adequate, satisfactory, experimental, how goo? let's ask the squad. eddie, do you think that the squad is good enough to win the six nations? reading the papers we may at well not turn up. i don't know

iam doing i am doing a preview to the tour de france. murray and bruno soares have been knocked out in the second round of the australian open. they lost in three sets to the indian pair of leander paes and purav raja. but britain's dom inglot is through. he and new zealand's marcus daniell beat the french duo benoit paire and hugo nys. and world number one simona halep survived an epic battle with the unseeded american lauren davis to reach the fourth round. she saved three match points before eventually winning 15—13 in the decider, after nearly four hours on court. that final set itself lasted two hours and 22 minutes. chelsea are looking for a striker and they're interested in signing the former england international peter crouch, who's 36 and hasn't been a first—team regular for stoke this season. a p pa re ntly apparently chelsea and stoke have beenin apparently chelsea and stoke have been in contact about the 67 tall forward. chelsea have only scored one goal in their last four games. they're away to brighton in today's early prem

iam paris, swollen by relentless, heavy rain. rained this much over the december— january period in france around three times over the last 100 years or so. these are exceptional weather conditions. in paris, the river actually runs through a very long, deep channel, with high walls on either side. so, it would take something even more exceptional to bring the water over those walls and into the city streets. but downriver, in small towns and villages along the seine valley, people are punting along streets in votes where they normally drive, and they are waiting for the waters to recede to see how bad the damage will get. here, we expect the peak to come sometime this afternoon. we will see if this year will match 1910 in the record books, asa will match 1910 in the record books, as a year of exceptional flooding. 0k, as a year of exceptional flooding. ok, kevin, thank you. kevin connolly in paris. officials in cape town are urging people to limit flushing their toilets to conserve water as the city continues to battle a severe

iam going i am going to have a go on vincent. i am going to have a go on vincent.urn my scribbles into art. let‘s try a picture of london with tower bridge and the houses of parliament. so what is the system doing here? it is looking at the edges you draw and imagining those as the tracings of a masterpiece, and it is trying to create that masterpiece. it looks a little bit like something you might find in a hotel bedroom. i think that is that, it is bold and colourful typically. it is looking at the shapes on the horizon and inventing something quite colourful. i have had a go at doing a self—portrait here as well. it is quite hard to get it to recognise and fill in a face as you might expect it to look. why is that? the simple answer is you are not drawing a face exactly how it might look ina not drawing a face exactly how it might look in a painting. so it is my art skills. i have too much of the modern face for renaissance art. art and technology, an amazing combination. let‘s have a quick look at the markets, and most of them are in positive territory. the nik

iam i am nervous. iam nervous. quite i am nervous. quite excited, though. i had fun.ive long—range effort, although son said he thought obiang's goal was better. spurs are fifth in the premier league table. the premier league teams enter the fa cup third round this weekend and the merseyside derby between liverpool and everton kick's off the bbc‘s coverage. it's live on bbc one tonight. it's been suggested that liverpool managerjurgen klopp doesn't take the fa cup seriously, something he's keen to disprove. the lineup will be a lineup which shows all the respect we have for the fa cup. umm... i know a few people have said that i don't respect the competition, stuff like that, enough. but that is obviously not the truth. so, maybe we have to make it a little bit more obvious. manchester city women's latest signing nadia nadim says she wants to "be a part of history" after arriving at the wsl club. she was born in afghanistan but her mother paid traffickers to take her and herfamily to england after the taliban murdererd herfather. the family ended up in denmark, where

iam the president of the united states.ry but there is now the word ican i am sorry but there is now the word i can use but racist. you can not dismiss entire countries and continents as shitholes. the botswa na continents as shitholes. the botswana government called the comments reprehensible and braces. it may be just words, but on this continent, that word is an insult. bill the wall is a cry of voters who love donald trump. we are going to build the wall, the quarry. he was said to be doing a victory lap believing this row will brave up his base. donald trump launched this campaign with an attack on mexican immigrants and rose to prominence by claiming falsely that barack 0bama was not an american. this latest racial controversy will doubtless please at least some of his supporters at home but it undercuts us leadership abroad and shows again how america first can mean america alone. a surgeon who branded his initials onto the livers of two transplant patients has been fined £10,000 and given a community service order.

iam not i am not going to lie, first tournament back in two matches, i feel it.was greatjust for the confidence and just get the rest up and it was a good start year. and you can follow all the latest action from melbourne on the bbc sport website. those in action at the moment include men's11th seed and us open finalist kevin anderson up against british number 2 kyle edmund, and the french open champion jelena 0stapenko has already marched through to the second round with a straight sets win over francesca schiavone. india still trail south africa by 152 runs heading into that third day of the second test at centurion. india bowled the hosts out for 3— 35 before lunch, ashwin claiming three wickets of. the visitors183— before lunch, ashwin claiming three wickets of. the visitors 183— five as they go to level the three test series. to snooker, the masters eventin series. to snooker, the masters event in london and world champion mark selby has been out by mark williams in the first round. the welshman won six frames to five, having trailed as the bbc‘s jamie hort

iam i am sally bundock at the world economic forum in davos.uropean leaders take centrestage today. and a quick look at the markets. pretty flat as europe's biggest economy, germany, often sets the tone with the industrial manufacturers that are the haired—z, cf the 22—2" ee gay metall represents about 2.3 million workers and wants an above inflation 6% pay rise. the other key demand is the flexibility of switching to a 28—hour working week. the union is threatening more strikes. but one of the big concerns for companies is that unemployment is at a record low 3.6% so they're worried there won't be enough staff to fulfil all orders if those workers have the option of less hours. unemployment has also been falling across the rest of the eurozone as the global economy continues to pick up, so workers are in a strong position to demand higher wages. if they get them, it could prove helpfulfor meeting the european central bank's target inflation target ofjust below 2%. they've been struggling to do that but moving toward it will help them unwind th

iam rico much for investing your time enough. i am rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. way in canada, where 20 countries are trying to pressure north korea to give up its nuclear ambitions. us media is reporting that president trump's former chief strategist, steve bannon, has been ordered to testify before a grandjury. there's been a mixed response to the announcement of a £70 billion plan to improve road and rail links across the north of england. transport for the north which was set up to coordinate improvements says the scheme will connect major cities and reverse a long—term gap infunding. danny savage reports. the hills of the north. beautiful, but a physical barrier between the conurbations either side of the pennines. travelling by car can be painful. the few routes over the top are often congested. as for the trains, they're frequent but relatively slow, and can be overcrowded. because there's always delays on the train, we do want the train service to be a bit more quicker than what it usually is. and, well, halifax to leeds, are like this, are like an old bu

iam very i am very happy and very proud to win the award. it is the first time for me to win it.d very proud to share this moment with my friend and i'm sure he is going to win it very soon. great feeling of course and i'm very happy and proud about that. thank you. i think i'm just looking for the future in a positive way and i know what i want and i'm sure how i can get it so i'm not pushing myself that hard but i think this one is helping me a lot but i want to win it for the second time, the third time, fourth time. ifi time, the third time, fourth time. if i can win it 20 times, i would be happy to that is my thinking. england have been dismissed in their first innings of the fifth and final test against australia for 346. they resumed the day on 233/5 with a mixture of poor catching by the hosts and impulsive strokeplay helping them to a reasonable score. our reporter patrick gearey is in sydney and this may be a psycholgical blow for england perhaps reaching that score? how important may the tom curran and stuart broad partnership of 41 runs off 6 overs be? 113 runs added