the front page of the irish times, their take on brexit.ng to prevent low tax and low regulation in britain. talking about this article briefly before we move on to weather what we have ahead of us in terms of brexit. this is ireland, this is brexit, ireland is a low tax part of the eu. we have spoken countless times about how companies like apple and google. .. how companies like apple and google... there is an element of the eu may be being a little bit ingenuous by saying the uk cannot be low tax outside of the european union. however, any relationship between the uk and the eu on trade, both for good and for services will have to be struck in an environment where tax harmonisation will also need to be included. the border issue is yet to be resolved, and we need to say that comes around. you get the impression that this week you may have to face and theresa may may have to answer some of the questions that she has been avoiding for so long. that means she could be facing a difficult week within her own conservative party. at the same ti

two swans in the irish times. very gamely creating a little hard for us.ething you celebrate with a loved one. it doesn't matter what you personally think a balance on state. it's what your other half thinks. that's how you should approach it. my husband whispered, happy valentine's day. you are so right. thank you very much but taking us through the papers. we will see little later. in the rest of the team, it is goodbye for now. hello once again, thanks very much indeed forjoining me. it's time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles and this will take us right through the next few days, on into the weekend. hmm, tuesday, a bit of a mixed bag to say the least. wet in the south, snow further north but once the snow cleared it ended up being a really glorious afternoon and a spectacular one across the isle of lewis. if you thought that's a bit ancient history, that's the band of weather that brought us the rain on tuesday, here's the next great event looming with intent in the western side of the british isles. ahead of i

the irish times leads with brexit and how a row within the conservative party over future customs arrangementsking at how to stop britain undercutting the eu in tax matters and regulation after the uk leaves the european union. and finally the philly voice website is in celebration mode following the news the philadelphia eagles have managed to win the super bowl title in a 41—33 shootout

irish language. for speakers of the time, irish is about identity, culture and history and they believe it needs legalistory and they believe it needs legal recognitionm culture and history and they believe it needs legal recognition. it needs a quality, it needs to be on the same level as gaelic in scotland and welsh in wales and obviously english here too so it needs to be on an equal footing. but in here too so it needs to be on an equalfooting. but in unionist areas, there is suspicion and even hostility towards the idea. here in the shanklin road in west belfast people are strongly opposed to an irish language law. this is a british country, not an irish country. i think it's terrible. british country, not an irish country. ithink it's terrible. i think our leader is letting us down. the irish language has been a particularly sensitive and symbolic issue during this long political crisis but there are other issues between the crisis too, notably sinn fein wanting to legalise same—sex marriage in northern ireland, the dup, they don't, and there are disagreements about how the killings in the troub

joining me now live from beijing is clifford coonan from the irish times hi kay foote first of all what lies behind this proposed constitutional amendment which eliminates presidential tone limits well this is another stage and. asserting his authority in china and showing that years now the most powerful leader since probably since the founding fathers china. don't. so if this is a move designed to bulls decision things position so apart from of one party state you could end up having a one man rule in the country well that's right he's focusing all power on himself and this is one of the reasons that there was some concern today. we saw some satirical bows as was mentioned in the in the report some people have compared it to the kindle city and in north korea which has now been running there for three or three decades as are three generations and so there are some concerns about too much power being concentrated in one person that said she didn't think it's still very popular here particularly because of the anti corruption campaign and so while there are some reservations he still re

joining me is the political editor of the irish times, pat leahy.— from mark devonport.” suppose there have been two reactions to various comments emanating from the foreign secretary today. i think people didn't take his comments about the camden westminster border to seriously. 0ne mp in the irish parliament today described him as a complete buffoon. but the extent that anyone paid attention to it, i think that they said they view it as further evidence that this is not a terribly serious person, who is dating a very serious person, who is dating a very seriousjob at the serious person, who is dating a very serious job at the moment. and that is of concern to be put in ireland and to the government in dublin because the decisions that mr johnson makes, that he part that mikey pa rta kes johnson makes, that he part that mikey partakes in, will have a direct effect on both parts of ireland. i suppose people were a little bit more concerned about the fa ct little bit more concerned about the fact he is in such irresponsible and powerful position and

trinity he was auditor and debating gold medalist of the college historical society and winner of the irish times debating competition. he holds an honorary doctorate from the dublin institute of technology and was awarded a second honorary doctorate from his alma mater, trinity college. he also has been a visiting professor at the european college of parma. welcome me in joining the panel on foreign perspectives of trade. [applause] >> good afternoon. it is wonderful to be here. i'm nance my mcclaren, ceo of organization of internext investment. i have a pleasure of representing over 200 companies. these are all foreign firms that have made a deliberate decision to invest in the united states and employ americans here. across the country, almost 7 million americans get a paycheck from foreign-owned companies. companies like japan-based toyota, german-based siemens, switzerland-based nestle, and canada-based burger king. these companies probably have a lot to do with your day-to-day existence from the trains you take to work in the morning or cars that you drive, the buses your kids get on in the

and oving on to the financial times now and another example of what's known as "gouging", this time an irishdollars for a bottle of two—in—one pills — the problem, says the paper, is the drugs can be bought seperately for 36 dollars. our next story's covered across the world but here it is in british tabloid the sun, its headline, "it's good to be stinky and lazy" after research showed cosmetics are causing air pollution and fumes from household cleaning products can be as harmful as smoking 20 cigarettes a day. turning the page on president zuma — south africa's enca profiles his successor and the eventful career that's taken cyril ramaphosa from activist to multi—millionaire and now given him the presidency. and finally the gulf today with a story that seems like an accident waiting to happen. how do you fancy taking in art exhibitions while you drive along a 100km/h stretch of motorway? well, if you're in abu dhabi you can — and not any old collection — it's in conjunction with the prestious louvre. —— prestigious. so let's begin and back with me is andrew tuck, editor of monocle. no surp

and this was the forst time that the irish people had taken a stand on any issue since a steady had begun says the troika ride to towson and not. my daughter. i thought i thought it was really. cool. i think for some people it probably was the straw that broke the camel's back. i know of a sudden move in the street together. and people are joining the docks and you know what has the water meters got to do with the fact that you can't see a doctor should go to hospital what the water meters got to do with the banks coming in taking people so this. you know this is your own a little bit of power you can't go and funk to try but you can stand to thank your folks there's your polar and and it might be true years and we're still not finished. but people are still resisting this because it is the one thing that they have power and they're never going to get into. that. and we knew that this is being something different is how were it's about water forced to foremost but it's also about much more than war it's about to hurt to be trail the surrender of sovereignty. and the redistribution of our

and this was the forst time that the irish people had taken a stand on any issue since a steady had begun says the troika right to toes in the not. knowing. i thought i thought it was my fault. i think for some people it probably was the straw that broke the camel's back. i don't know if a sudden move in the street together. and people who are joining the docks and you know what has the water meters got to do with the fact that you can't see a doctor should go to hospital what the water meters got to do with the banks coming in taking people so this. you know this is a sewer only little bit of power you can cool and fun to try but you can stand to thank your folks there and it might be true years and it might be true years and we're still not finished. but people are still resisting this because it is the one thing that they have power and they're never going to give it up. and we knew that this is big something different it's not it's about water forced to foremost but it's also about much more than war it's about to hurt to be trailed. the surrender of sovereignty and the redistribution

this was the first time that the irish people had taken a stand on any issue since austerity had begun says the troika right to toes and i'm not. my daughter. i thought i thought oh my. god i think for some people it probably was the straw that broke the camel's back. i know out of a sudden mood in the street together. and people are joining the docks and you know what has the water meter it's got to do with the fact that you can't see a doctor should go to a hospital what the water meters got to do with the banks coming in taking people so this. you know this is sewer tony little bit of power you can't go and fun to try but you can stand outside your house and there's your polar and and it might be true years and we're still not finished. but people are still resisting this because it is the one thing that they have power and they're never going to get it. was there. and we knew then this is big something different it's not it's about water forced to foremost but it's also about much more than war it's about to hurt to be trailed the surrender of sovereignty and the redistribution of

and this was the first time that the irish people had taken a stand on any issue since a steady had begun says to troika write to toes in the not. knowing. i thought i thought it was my. i think for some people it probably was the straw that broke the camel's back. i know out of a sudden move in the street together. and people are joining the docks and you know what has the water meters got to do. with the fact that you can't see a doctor should go to hospital what the water meters got to do with the banks coming in taking people so this. you know this is a sewer only little bit of power you can cool and fun to cheika but you can stand to thank your folks. there's a polar and and it like it might be traders and we're still not finished but people are still resisting this because it is the one thing that they have ponies and they're never going to give them. and we knew that this is being something different to stop. it's about water forced to foremost but it's also about much more than war it's about to hurt to be trailed. the surrender of sovereignty. and the redistribution of our west o

time for newsnight. the usual form is that the northern irish parties have the occasional lengthy sulk but then make up andthe position of the uk government remains the same, devolved government is in the best interest of everyone in northern ireland, and is best for the union. for the northern ireland secretary, it's a valentine's day headache. we'll ask the dup whether they are embarrassed at the inability of their region to look after itself. oxfam loses another star. senegalese musician baaba maal told us tonight he's withdrawing as an ambassador for the charity. the charity's former nigeria country manager tells us her own experiences of working there. and i thought that i would be protected. i thought i would be safeguarded from sexual harassment and from sexual abuse. and why don't women dominate in subjects like science and maths? is it because they're just not interested ? people have long thought that the more gender equal a country, the more similar men and women will become in their interests and occupational choices. we find the opposite. we'll hear both sides of the argument.

times now. once before she woke up with an irish accent and the other time with australian accent. >>> 6:54 now. the year of the dog will be celebrated on friday. >> yesterday it was all about the lions. it's a symbol of good luck for the preservation project. it marks the 150-year anniversary of the camp's 2500 acres of land. that's where some 500 chinese laborers found refuge following discrimination after the civil war. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know before you go. >>> if you haven't yet, follow us at abc 7 news bay area, you us at abc 7 news bay area, you can see a >>> here are 7 things you need to know. we're waiting to hear what consequences the 49ers have for linebacker rueben foster accused of domestic violence. he was arrested yesterday and out object bail this morning. >>> number 2, one man is in critical condition after the wind blew a chain-link fence in san francisco on to two pedestrians. a woman hurt is expected to be okay. >>> number 3, those breezes. they'll be back. they'll only be 20, 25 miles per hour. not as fast as yesterday. they'll bring in bone dry air. >>>

means by that is that there must be some concessions by the unionists on things like irish language rights at the same time she acknowledges the term her party needs to reach out to more middle class voters here in the irish republic but all along the underlining the underlying message the underlying commitment was to keep pushing for a referendum on irish unity. thousands of anti fascist demonstrators have rallied in the italian city of much errata by a six africans were shot last saturday schools and shops in the city were closed and public transport suspended of affairs at the march could trigger violence last saturday a far right sympathizer was arrested on suspicion of carrying out and tried by shooting in which six africans were injured anti-racism rallies wholesale staged and run man and calamity. the world's biggest and most raucous street party is in full swing in brazil brazilians are using the carnival to let off steam after a difficult year a struggling economy spiralling corruption investigation and increasing political polarization of all taken their toll lucy a new man has been with the reve

irish history a phenomenal woman. who one hundred years ago this year was elected to the house of parliament. but who was in jail at the timeand who in any event was an abstention as a politician and just like shin fein m.p.'s now we don't take our seats we continue in that tradition because for us irish political decisions are to be made rightfully in our union for irish people and then so many other women down through through through the years and it would be fair to say that although the perception of sion fame correctly has been of a very male partially because irish politics sadly has been very male there has always been a strong hold horse of of women in leadership positions engine fan i think what's changed now is that more of us are in public representatives of roles and public leadership roles and i'm very proud to serve in that same tradition as marquis of h. and more a drum and margaret buckley and so many others and i'm very humbled to be the woman who in modern arlen now leads from the front and is is the their own shin fein you know last month when you accept a nomination president shouldn't feed you you famou

down for passengers on monday ryanair said it's launching flights to jordan for the first time the low cost irish airline already flies to israel morocco its first route from our men in jordan to power force in cyprus will begin in march now billionaire entrepreneur lawn musk made headlines to this week his company space x. sent one of his tesla electric cars into space but reynolds reports. three. with its twenty seven rocket engines roaring the space x. falcon heavy soared into the florida sky it's the most powerful rocket on earth with a thrust equal to eighteen seven forty seven jumbo jets working simultaneously at full power the successful launch gives a powerful boost to billionaire entrepreneur elon musk's company which once lucrative contracts with nasa the u.s. military and satellite companies on board the unmanned ship musk's own cherry red tesla roadster from his electric car company with the space suit a dummy in the seat and a stereo playing the late david bowie's space oddity on repeat the rockets side boosters separated from the main body and flew back to earth touching down in a p

stormont, word is, in particular, there has been some progress in british and irish governments have been morning that timet an agreement is possible should become clear over the next week or so, as talks seem to be heading for a crosspoint. now, other issues that mary lou mcdonald touched on in her speech, international issues, the middle east, catalonia, more specific to politics here on the island of ireland, the legacy of the conflict in northern ireland, for example, paying tribute to her predecessors who have led sinn fein, and very much put the emphasis on the party's overall aim, achieving a united ireland, she says that she is willing to persuade unionists on that, many of them are extremely suspicious of sinn fein given the legacy of the past and in terms of building relationships with them, that will be an uphill struggle for mary lou mcdonald. however, it is hoped that this leader with a very different background to gerry adams will be able to take sinn fein to new places elektra late, and will enable sinn fein to build new relationships in a way that was more difficult for past generation of l

author of more than 30 books, an irish treasurer, an international writer to cherish, a voice of our timesnd indeed a writer from whom we get around time. it is with enormous pleasure that i will come to the stage this year's recipient of the award, edna o'brien. [applause] ♪ >> he can't usually sing. he sings dirty old town. thank you. we can all make sure [speaking in native tongue] i don't ask or expect you to understand that. but my first language in a sense was irish and english was spoken at home in irish is in the partial. so if that counts for some of my schizophrenia and also the mingling of two languages, and the irish and english. pen was founded in 1921 by john goetsch where they and my god should think how much pen has done for writers, for the world, for enlightenment and for all of us. we are the lucky ones. some of us here tonight, some of us here last year or next year. but penn also sees the people at this very moment in jails in turkey is area all over the world tortured, silenced and never to come out. that is something amazing and something that gets forgotten because

to compromise the pilots it agreed to recognize trade unions for the first time in its more than three decade history. the irish carrier announced in january that its u.k. based pilots had accepted paying creases of up to twenty percent. but it might not be happily ever after just yet right air chief michael o'leary warned investors that talks with the unions about working conditions could be turbulent that strikes around easter could be possible and that's not just the studio that has right here feeling anxious last week they announced a break that applying to tickets sold for the summer of twenty nineteen a warning to passengers that their tickets will be invalidated if evasion regulations remain unclear after the game in the. world the doomsayers were predicting the eurozone economy expanded its fast as right in a decade in twenty seventeen completing three years of consistent growth accordingly despite a slight dip from a seventeen year peak business sentiment also remains high looks like it's going to be a good year but there are still wrists for. the economy of the nineteen member single currency union po

irish history a phenomenal woman. who one hundred years ago this year was elected to the house of parliament. but who was in jail at the timeand who in any event was an abstention as a politician and just like shane fein m.p.'s now we don't take our seats we continue in that tradition because for us irish political decisions are to be made rightfully in our union for irish people and then so many other women down through through the years and it would be fair to say that although the perception of sion fame correctly has been of a very male partially because irish politics sadly has been very male there has always been a strong hold horse of of women in leadership positions in sion fan i think what's changed now is that more of us are in public representatives of roles and public leadership roles and i'm very proud to serve in that same tradition as marquis of h. and more a drum and margaret buckley and so many others and i'm very humbled to be the woman who in modern arlen now leads from the front and is is the their own shouldn't feign you know last month when you accept a nomination president shouldn't feed you you famou

irish history a phenomenal woman. who one hundred years ago this year was elected to the house of parliament. but who was in jail at the timeand who in any event was an abstention as a politician and just like sharon fein m.p.'s now we don't take our seats we continue in that tradition because for us irish political decisions are to be made rightfully in our union for irish people and then so many other women down through through through the years and it would be fair to say that although the perception of sion fame correctly has been of a very male partially because irish politics sadly has been very male there has always been a strong hold horse of of women in leadership positions in sion fan i think what's changed now is that more of us are in public representative roles and public leadership roles and i'm very proud to serve in that same tradition as marquis of h. and more a drum and margaret buckley and so many others and i'm very humbled to be the woman who in modern arlen now leads from the front and is is the their own shouldn't feign you know last month when you accept a nomination president shouldn't feed you you

irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for today on shift next time. creating a computer game to solve one of afghanistan's biggest problems opium growing and the drug trade that's the goal of some of the country's first generation of female software programs a digital on drugs next time on shift. hijacking the news. from the news being hijacked. the office become a script reality show it's not just good versus evil us versus them. and why. in countries like russia china turkey. and if you're a journalist there and you try to get beyond this you are facing scare tactics. and i wonder is that where we're headed is well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about being fearful or being neutral it's about being truthful. twenty's. yeah i'm beautiful i've heard it before and it never grows old. i'm worship

irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for today on shift next time. creating a computer game to solve one of afghanistan's biggest problems opium growing and the drug trade that's the goal of some of the country's first generation of female software programmers a digital war on drugs next time on shift. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the move. stories of those people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent of africa on the move the stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands. knew nothing multimedia series or. d.w. dot com africa on the move. six. months of the whole world. it's all about the stones inside the phone it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us sponsored by distinctive instagram or c. d w stori

towards a more modern ois policy by sinn fein it comes at a time when there are real challenges for it's both in northern ireland and here in the irish republic how do we become the party that is seen by those people who are in full time employment and average wages those people are part time a point of poor wages and also going to provide how do we present ourselves as the champion of their needs and their interests the party's also been hit by resignations over alleged bullying and mcdonald says she's listening to complaints here in the south she's also backing a change in the law to allow abortion ahead of an irish referendum later this year but she in feigns long held aim of a referendum on uniting the island of ireland remains some way off the al-jazeera dublin an explosion on a boat off the coast of the spanish canary islands has injured five tourists the holiday makers were rushed to hospital after flames engulfed the speedboat tenor east coast they were pulled from the water by a nearby yacht the spanish coast guard later extinguished the fire the cause of the incident is now under investigation. there under modi has wrapped

time out. an ember a black man and irish catholic kid won those places before. 72,000 votes we wouldn't have this discussion. votes. so, folks, let's not rip debate es apart in a that is irrelevant. again. found anything inconsistent establishmenting iefore a labour audience, and many of your district. whether standing before an labour audience. i did 83 campaign events for hillary. the s in iowa speaking at ford motor plant in the valley. i asked the team to send someone with me. up and said look, hillarywe have to elect clinton, because your wife is entitled to be paid the same amount as the man she's standing next to is being paid. they went nuts. guess what. of...eans a new set ..did i do something wrong. go. e you sorry. you know, and that same audience, i said. 3,000 blue collar workers. i said by the way. who in the hell your friend marries is none of your business. standing ovation. this is a false debate ourselves.ving among what i find and you find. of ave been to a lot districts. i've been campaigning for people. my dad y want to know, used to have an expression. i expect them to under

irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for today on shift next time. creating a computer game to solve one of afghanistan's biggest problems opium growing and the drug trade that's the goal of some of the country's first generation of female software programmers a digital war on drugs next time on shift. but . get back on champions league try to eliminate accusing his move to take. the german tally as the relegation battle braman be turned with a huge win in their fight against the drug. among the nominees these europeans the best chances. what are their odds. a real shot at clinching the coveted prize we get the lowdown from our film expert scott ross the. cross you never know. our series on schedule here at. sixteen. w. . earth the home for saving the googling to go tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use

irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for today on shift the next time. creating a computer game to solve one of afghanistan's biggest problems opium growing and the drug trade that's the goal of some of the country's first generation of female software programmers a digital war on drugs next time on shift. plug . into slits. get back on champions league tracks to discriminate including his move to fit them in take. notes german television as a relegation battle frame and be trembling with a huge win in their fight against the drop. thirty minutes to live. happy birthday in good shape we turn intending to you and you can win this amazing fitness backpack and if you want to know what's inside it's visit on the web. to turn in the most favorite brands into. coughing or maybe the world that has to do so for. good luck. to stop the stars he made a point o

irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for today on shift the next time. creating a computer game to solve one of afghanistan's biggest problems opium growing and the drug trade that's the goal of some of the country's first generation of female software programs a digital war on drugs next time on shift. because . lights. is back on champions league tracks to discriminate including his move to take. notes german dubey as the relegation battle braman be trembling with a huge win and their fight against the drug. dealers seems to. make your sport t.v. even smarter doubling for smaller. watching what you want it up to do extraordinary. and decide what songs find out more. to come smart t.v. . the top stories followed across social media share your comments and content welcome to the beliefs. what does a football loving country need to be to its goals. we

irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for today on shift the next time. creating a computer game to solve. one of afghanistan's biggest problems opium growing and the drug trade that's the goal of some of the country's first generation of female software programs a digital war on drugs next time on shift. among the us can the mini's these europeans have the best chances. in the category best documentary feature places places in the movie bad french filmmaking the new stuff and street artists j'onzz expect scott ross perot things have a shot of winning film to foster government hospital for a year of our series the romex in thirty minutes double the first. happy birthday in good shape returning ten this year and you can read this amazing fitness backpack and if you want to know what's inside it's visit on the web. to turn in the most favorite holmgren'

irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for today on shift the next time. creating a computer game to solve one of afghanistan's biggest problems opium growing and the drug trade that's the goal of some of the country's first generation of female software programmers a digital war on drugs next time on shift. what drugs are you coming. to see it clearly. made in germany always has its finger on the pulse. of the market the future. spoke to. me during. thirty minutes to get. the birthday in good shape returning tell you and you can read this amazing fitness backpack and if you want to know what's inside each visit all the way. to turn the most favorite. thing to. call things maybe the world that actually has to do so for me. good luck. where i come from we have to fly for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship but just want to be a

three times in the past seven years michelle myers has gone to sleep with blinding headaches, only to wake up speaking a different accent. irishralian and now british. first few times only lasted a week but this time it lasted two years. looking back at how she used to be is difficult. >> today, i would encourage you. >> so what do you think when you hear that. >> i'm sad. >> why does it make you sad. >> i guess you still have in your head, i feel like a different person. >> believe it or not it is a real thing. myers has been diagnosed with foreign accent syndrome which usually accompanies a stroke or neurological issue. doctors say it mate be tied to either, a syndrome, a disease causing easy bruising ruptured blood vessels and painful overly elastic joints. >>> get taco bell and kfc delivered right tour door. young brandies partnering with grub hub to bring you tacos and chickens without leaving your home. as part of the partnership young brandies going to buy 200 million-dollar of grub hub stock and young executive will join the board. taco bell already offers delivery through door dash. >>> and amazon is gearing up to lau

people want to know -- all of these so-called racists who voted against us last time out, remember a black man and irish catholic kid won those places before. but for 72,000 votes we wouldn't be having this discussion. 72,000 votes. let's not rip ourselves apart in a debate that is irrelevant. i never found anything inconsistent withstanding before a labor audience and i've been in many of your districts, standing before a labor audience arguing about equal pay for women. what these guys don't understand, i was out during the campaign did 83 campaign events for hillary -- up in iowa. speaking to the ford motor plant in the valley. and i asked -- stood up and said look folks, you have to vote hillary clinton because your wife is entitled to be paid as much as the man standing next to them is paid. they went nuts because it means a good set of -- -- did i do something wrong here? there we go. sorry. you know, and that same audience i said 3,000 blue collar workers, by the way, who the hell your friend marries is none of your business. i got a standing ovation. this is a false debate we're having among our

want to know -- by the way, all these so-called racists who voted against us last time-out, remember, black man and irish catholic kid won all those places before. but for 72,000 votes we wouldn't be having this discussion. 72,000 votes. so folks, let's not rip ourselves apart. in a debate that is not relevant. again, i've never found anything inconsistent standing before a labor audience and i've been in many of your districts. i'm standing before a labor audience arguing about equal pay for women. what these guys don't understand is i was out during the -- i did 83 campaign events for hillary. up in iowa speaking at a ford motor plant in the valley. and i asked the team to send someone with me. i stood up and said, look, folks, we have to elect hillary clinton because your wife is entitles to be paid the same exact as the amount the man next to her is being paid. they went nuts. guess what? because it means -- set of stan. did i do something wrong here? there you go. sorry. you know, and that same audience i said 3,000 blue collar workers. i said, by the way, who in the hell your friend marries is none

means by that is that there must be some concessions by the unionists on things like irish language rights at the same time she acknowledges that term her party needs to reach out to more middle cause. voters here in the irish republic but all along the underlining the underlying message the underlying commitment was to keep pushing for a referendum on irish unity. mexico is in the grip of a war on drug gangs acapulco was once a soft soft a holiday destination but now it has the highest murder rate in the world well despite the best efforts of peace and aid groups it seems as if the social fabric is coming undone from acapulco john home reports. the shadow of death has lain across a couple of years the full maturity as one of the highest murder rates in the world and behind the military patrols police sirens and daily crime scenes live a townspeople struggling with fear and grief knowing why in the last year francisco's wife was caught in the midst of a gang shootout and killed now he's raising their four children alone we hid his identity speaking out here is dangerous term. this. may. mean this is. a dec

lou mcdonald formally took over as party president. it was time for the party to embrace fresh thinking and bold ideas. a referendum on irishsible". who's visiting the south for the winter olympics. and ballistic missile programme. laura bicker‘s report now, contains some flash photography. this is no ordinary messenger. is the first of her family to set foot on south korean soil. as the two sides take their seats, the cameras spot a blue folder. and for the two leaders to meet. kim jong—un‘s younger sister's not used to this spotlight. she's usually behind the scenes as pyongyang's pr queen. on this occasion, she is the perfect charmer for this charm offensive. it's typical of north korea to do this sort of thing. and they're also trying to control the message between the two. of advances from north korea. for tougher sanctions on the regime. with a diplomatic breakthrough they never thought possible. but it also presents serious challenges. under what kind of preconditions? to the north, he risks alienating a key us ally. laura bicker, bbc news, pyeongchang. card scam which is conning victims out of thousands of pounds. o

irish teams. the men in green have only won three times in the competition in france since 1952, and hosts have failedome since thatis on the opening day at home since that is to five. despite those records, and having lost the british and irons —— irish lions threesome, the team approach tomorrow's game as favourites. yes, england are missing one or two key men, but the strength in depth in english rugby is huge, and a number of influential players have come back to six —— fitness atjust the right time. one of them, ben te'o, has come from nowhere. the back row is worth keeping an eye on, with sam simmons at number eight and chris robshaw and courtney lawes on the flanks. jones have been saying that england are underdogs given the form of scotla nd are underdogs given the form of scotland and ireland, but the expectation on england is significant, and they should surely win on sunday as they try to make history and win the title for a third time in succession. scotland's front row injury crisis has dominated the build—up to this international, but gregor townsend has been able to call on the experien

time. right we'll stay with the six nations as we round—up some of the day's other sports news. joe schmidt will be without three irish on for tadgh furlong against italy last time out, will make his first six nations start in the front row. james ryan also replaces iain henderson in the pack. with robbie henshaw ruled out, bundee aki finds himself the more experienced test centre this time around. chris farrell will also make his six nations debut. i have been talking to chris farrell for three or four years. i have been talking to chris farrell forthree orfouryears. he has i have been talking to chris farrell for three or four years. he has been a long—term project. but he did really well against argentina. so, yes, we are short on expert —— experience. we welcome back three lions and see three disappear so it is not ideal but at the same time, if you want to learn, what better environment than what will be a really white hot atmosphere on saturday. some of the other stories now. eddie van hoof has been dismissed from his post with british gymnastics. he was initially suspended as men's head national coach towards l

yes, some brightness around the irish sea coast, and here 11 or 12 is possible. timeinside out time to join inside out for potholes. hello. i'm at the east anglian railway museum near colchester. it's kind of the perfect place for the programme really, because our second film is about british rail. but first, there's something nasty on our roads which can cause serious problems. vehicles are being damaged, and in some cases people are being seriously hurt. the cause of all this misery? the humble pothole. here's martin friend. potholes are the bugbear of every road user. it seems there are more now than ever. they are the cause of a big spike in breakdowns this time of year. it seems everyone who uses the roads has a story to tell. butjust how bad is it? i've come to northampton, i'll meet someone who has made it his mission to rid our roads of potholes. you can't make it out now, but at this very spot five years ago there was a massive pothole in the road. tell me what happened here. it was a dangerous pothole on that bend. people were trying to avoid it, because obv

towards a more modern ois policy by sinn fein it comes at a time when there are real challenges for it's both in northern ireland and here in the irish republic how do we become the party that is seen by those people who are in full time employment and average wages those people are part of a point of poll wages and also in a polite how do we present ourselves as the champion of their needs and their interests the party is also being hit by resignations over alleged bullying and mcdonald says she's listening to complaints here in the south she's also backing a change in the law to allow abortion ahead of an irish referendum later this year but she inflames long held aim of a referendum on uniting the island of ireland remained some way off the team barbara al-jazeera dublin. indonesia's navy has seized more than a ton of crystal meth and arrested for suspected drug smugglers they seized the substances. which were then paraded on baton island after being found on a boat in indonesian waters near singapore on wednesday they had been hidden under sacks of rice for taiwanese men have been arrested there are reports that the drugs were he

towards a more modern polity by sinn fein it comes at a time when there are real challenges for it's both in northern ireland and here in the irish republic how do we become the party that is seen by those people who are in full time employment and average wages those people are part time employment and poor wages and also you know plight i do we present ourselves as the champion of their needs and their interests the party's also being hit by resignations over alleged bullying and mcdonald says she's listening to complaints here in the south she's also backing a change in the law to allow abortion ahead of an irish referendum later this year but she and feigns long held aim of a referendum on uniting the island of ireland remained some way off the al-jazeera . votes are being counted in sri lanka where record number of women are vying for seats in three hundred forty local governments a new law requires women to fill a quarter of those positions the president and prime minister rule nationally in a coalition but they've campaign separately for their own parties now doctors in qatar are hoping to improve everyone's health by mapp

towards a more modern polity by sinn fein it comes at a time when there are real challenges for it's both in northern ireland and here in the irish republic how do we become the party that is seen by those people who are in full time employment and average wages those people are part of the point of poor wages and also you know plight how do we present ourselves as the champion of their needs and their interests the party's also been hit by resignations over alleged bullying and mcdonald says she's listening to complaints here in the south she's also backing a change in the law to allow abortion ahead of an irish referendum later this year but she and feigns long held aim of a referendum on uniting the island of ireland remained some way off the. dublin. now high production costs in nigeria are making it tough to do business one solution is for small businesses to pool their resources. and interests has been to see how that works and in northeastern nigeria. sherry's one of twenty technicians helping to keep the wheels of the machinery turning this industry and so on the outskirts of the city he moved to small workshop here three