he isa was behind many of the policies.eremy corbyn defers to on many policy and strategic issues. he was a great surprise of the corbyn huber and serviced as a formidable interviewee, which matters at the moment. as well as this force behind the labour party. when he appears to be moving, after being incredibly blocked and publicly a few months ago, what a referendum, that is significant because in the uk there isa hung significant because in the uk there is a hung parliament. the labour party decides to do is almost as important as what the conservative party decides to do. there is still a long way from it. this week has been wholly bizarre in the competitive field. on monday she returned to the house of commons with her historic deal. and for once i wept there wasn't a single mp saying anything positive about it. you then had the government publishing its own economic predictions or forecasts all saying the uk will be laura with their own policy than any other. then you had her tour, even though there isn't a referendum

this isa they're being presented with.t varying degrees support for people if they move if they can commute from the uk. in some cases yes in the short—term. 0thers some cases yes in the short—term. others it is being draconian and it is at your own expense. you will be paying for your train ticket to paris r. one thing we were told during the referendum campaign was that brexit would ruin london and one of aspects of theresa may's deal that has not been publicised, she has done a good dealfor the that has not been publicised, she has done a good deal for the city. things are not looking so bad for the city, it said the numbers moving are below the tens of thousands. basically these major banks want their bankers to move from london to frankfurt and they don't want to move. they said daunted by the prospect of quitting london, many hoped to keep theirfamilies in prospect of quitting london, many hoped to keep their families in the you chay. the banks say we are not sure. but the other end of scale. employees will resist an

it isa various papers have illustrated it.t is difficult, do you get a picture ofan is difficult, do you get a picture of an airport, airports are not that interesting. the daily mail has the speck which has been circled, others have passengers looking angry or upset or the army. the sun has gone for a close—up of the drone, it says a drone like this one, and really going for the visual there. 0bviously going for the visual there. obviously it is not that drone, but it isa obviously it is not that drone, but it is a great front page. although we are told this drone is probably only the size of a seagull. it is only the size of a seagull. it is only a tiny thing. what if it went into an aircraft, it would be very dangerous. the idea that no—one has protect us from it is so horrendous, and it is like leaves on the rails. it is like all of these things. we don't sort things out, we don't worry about how people are going to feel on slow trains, dangerous aeroplanes, and not being able to get away to see their loved ones. aeroplane

it would be great to win but he isa win. young horse and i don't know how he's going to cope in that environment. temp on mac's very presence in the competition has attracted some of the well‘s best riders although some need no persuading. particularly the british, they love to be here, and it is the home crowd. the international guys, they say we've got to compete but they are also slightly scared because they know how good charlotte is. the show is for everyone and that includes these little guys. this is the rehearsal for the shetland pony grand national. they are actually the ten best young jockeys in the country competing all year to get to this point. we have to be aged between eight and 14 to take part. as you's youngest jockey is just nine eight and 14 to take part. as you's youngestjockey is just nine years old and there is one other criteria, you have to be under five foot tall. 0ne you have to be under five foot tall. one of the jockeys as 14—year—old p°ppy one of the jockeys as 14—year—old poppy from in gates to

it is a cash grab which isa do to win. it is a cash grab which is a bit smelly, i think.s a cash grab which is a bit smelly, ithink. and if you're against that kind of thing, i think they are right to criticise him for it. you do wonder though, we don't understand where he stands on brexit or whether he still, if there isa brexit or whether he still, if there is a general election, he's got to pick up the pieces that away. whatever position to win him the next election. another story that hit us today about the repercussions on the markets. and this is the arrest of the huawei executive, are you surprised by how the ripple has gone out from the west? no, i'm not. what an singular the technology that we have talked about and does china and us clash, we're talking about does make huge stories that have far more effect on the world than brexit will have for when you look at this 20 years down the road. this is a clash of two and on this economic powers. the central campaign message right from the get go, you can go back and watch videos of him campaigning against what he see

it isa performing?mebody said you need to doa talk where somebody said you need to do a wonder woman pose and if you hold it for a while, it lowers your cortisol. people think i'm crazy. ido cortisol. people think i'm crazy. i do the long jump and i stand on the runway for this, but i never thought of doing it for this. the same principle. can we see your wonder woman pose and ready to go? it is normally something i do in private. ijust it is normally something i do in private. i just put it is normally something i do in private. ijust put my hands on my hips. the belt helps me feel like a superhero. something that probably won't help you is our christmas stocking. we are challenging people on the red carpet to do a joke or a challenge. everyone else was a little bit nervous. would you rather have a reindeer nose or elf feet? do you think elf feet are little feet? i'm quite also if i had little feet? i'm quite also if i had little feet i would fall over. reindeer nose. you would look cold all the time,

it isa to give it a new lease on life.ate. it's like all sports, they go through phases and along came snowboarding which took the enthusiasm away from ballet, which isa enthusiasm away from ballet, which is a great sport that we love but there is room for ballet as well. what could be more festive than christmas tunes and the artist ski ballet performed, the spins, and the dramatic flips. but seeing this these days is so rare. really spotting anyone doing this. back in the day, it came from it was something we could do on short artificial slopes in the uk. nearly two decades on, how relevant and accessible is it to the modern skier and snowboarder? that was great. the kick turn however was a real slippery slope. lifted up high, places, beautiful and then spin it around. stand up. and that is your first freestyle move, all way around. but backwards and together. perfect, but got ballet routine you have already. a bit of variety to coming down in one piece. lu it looks a complicated, but a lot of fun. nothing else quite lik

it isa —— incredibly breathing process.n to be ousted by either your own party in the full glare of the spotlight and owen paterson has been one of the people like iain duncan smith himself who have drag their feet in the idea of wanting to challenge theresa may for some time, and i think it is because of their experience of knowing how horrible it is. owen paterson keep the intervention he has really does show that the patient‘s of large parts of the party who have given theresa may the party who have given theresa may the benefit of the doubt for a long time had run out. laura coombs brand has just tweeted the government chief whip is inside number ten now as we speak with the prime minister, presumably there will be a lot of discussions about how she should handle tomorrow, not least how she should handle herself at the dispatch box. absolutely, because she puts any feet wrong and it is going to be in kindly difficult for her to going to be in kindly difficult for herto win going to be in kindly difficult for her to win

yeah, well, there isa people on arrest.h, well, there is a way of dealing with this, because they have been arrested and the daily mail was right to name them. but it is the way they put the big headline on the front which points to them being the actual perpetrators of this without seeing any real evidence. and, you know, this misinformation on the front of the papers has a long history. i was a sales rate. even today i saw on my twitter timeline someone accusing people stealing and urinating on the dead despite the fact it was proved to be untrue. the sun front page was nearly 30 years ago, 29 years ago, it still has an impact. imagine. this will follow this couple ran for the rest of their lives. it is irresponsible. yeah. a great many aspects to that drone story and i am sure it will continue. let's move on to the front of the daily telegraph, which has extracts from the queen's christmas message. ruth, what do you make of this? well, of course, the queen is saying that the uk must ove i’co [ti e queen is saying that th

that isa and it is a general election. statement of intent at this stage that labour would seek to, in immediate aftermath of that vote in parliament, collar vote of no confidence in the government. the conservative party chairman has said that if it happened the government would have to deal with it, but the best way to prevent that is for parliament to pass the deal on december the 11th. thank you. let's speak now to the conservative mp and former attorney general dominic grieve. judy government published the legal advice and phil? there are two macro issues, the first is whether it was right for parliament to ask for the advice and in my view it is not. it is important that the advice the attorney general produces is confidential to government. i made that point when we had the debate on this a couple of weeks ago. the difficulty now is the government did not contested because it felt it was going to lose the vote. therefore it accepted the terms of the address asking for this advice. in the circumstances, the governmen

osorio quien campaÑa a estos migrantes en su sueÑo por llegar a estados unidos, adelante isa >> asÍsueÑo de esta caravana se ha terminado, de acuerdo con datos del instituto nacional de migraciÓn de noviembre a la fecha cuando empezaron a llegar las caravanas a tijuana, han regresado 1906 migrantes ken san centroamericanos >> bÁsicamente aquÍ vamos a tomar la decisiÓn porque la mera verdad no es como uno piense en honduras que es mÉdico >> el fin de semana en este albergue benito juÁrez, donde quedan todavÍa al menos 200 integrantes de la caravana, vimos al padre, alejandro quiÉn vino a mostrar su apoyo a estos centroamericanos, pero no es el Único religioso que se ha sumad al apoyo de la caravana de migrantes al menos un centenar de organizaciones en estados unidos, los estÁn apoyando a travÉs de diferentes acciones, los estÁn orientando para la solicitud de asilo en estados unidos, es la informaciÓn vanessa, yo regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias isa por tu reporte, los defensores de las libertades civiles tratan de convencer a los jueces que los menores de edad, deberÍan tener der

this isa those who try to leave the eu.its price for britain's right to leave the backstop. the spanish will make a play for gibraltar, the french will go for our fish, the germans may want some concessions on the movement of eu nationals and so it goes on. i will give way and just a second. the worst of it is that we have not even tried properly to leave. or shown any real interest in having a different future and i will give way. thank you. i thank my honourable friend for dealing way. the prime minister at the dispatch box today was generous. she made very clear that for us to unify the country, we have to bring the 48% that voted tuesday as well as the 52. can! that voted tuesday as well as the 52. can i have my honourable friend, someone that was regarded in london asa someone that was regarded in london as a unifying politicalfigure, what would you do to bring the 48 and 52 together? as i say, remain and the leaves have been, to a very large extent, united at their dismay of what i say is a wholly undemocratic deal. t

it isa it is a big challenge for me but for me it is also a logical next step in my career.ame known here in the premier league. i had a few successful years in germany, and when i leave leipzig in the summer, i was thinking about my next step. liverpool and england defender joe gomez will miss up to six weeks with a fractured his leg. he was carried off in the first half of their premier league win over burnley last night. liverpool bossjurgen klopp said after the game that the referee could have done more to put a stop to such challenges: could have done more to put a stop to such challenges. meanwhile... bournemouth‘s lewis cook will be out for the rest of the season. the england midfielder ruptured a ligament in his knee during bournemouth‘s 2—1win over huddersfield on tuesday. it's throught he will be out for between six and nine months. it's thought he will be out for between six and nine months. reading have sacked paul clement after nine months as their manager. he took over at the end of last season — but now the club are just outside the relegation zone on goal dif

it isa it is a momentous few days for brexit.orderfor opinions ahead of next week's crucial vote in parliament. out of fashion. shares in ted baker are down 25% since complaints emerged about the conduct of its founder. today, the designer brand issues its latest results and is expected to launch a formal investigation. a busy old night in the premier league,

there isa hip-hop artist is in lapland.er feeling in the air as we meet the austrian craftsmen carving out a name for himself. we are lighting up the sky in amsterdam. wow! look at bat extract oh my goodness, what a view. and i am taking on another challenge against the clock here injapan. i need to find the fastest train to get back into town. first this week, we're off to finnish lapland where the scenery might be classic christmas card but the winter is brutal and you need to be tough to survive. we sent a climax to a lake north of the arctic circle to meet the local sami people and find out what it takes to survive there. finnish lapland is as close to a depth to a winter wonderland. 0veri million tourists come here each year in search of the northern lights, sa nta in search of the northern lights, santa and his reindeer. the sami are the indigenous people who live in this part of the world. from northern norway, sweden, finland and the far north—eastern part of russia. there are around 6000 samis left in this part of

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it is your sense that there isa danger.vernment will need to address. what we are seeing is, we are ripping 30 years of public policies and we are seeing the lower middle—class squeeze now having the moment and saying, we can't take it any more. thanks very much. the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has become the first government minister to openly back an alternative brexit strategy if theresa may's deal is rejected by the commons next week. she said the so—called "norway plus" option seemed a plausible plan b — which would see the uk staying in the eu customs union with full access to the single market. let's explain what is meant by norway plus. a norway plus relationship means — like norway — the uk would remain in the single market but would have to allow free movement of people. the uk would still contribute to the eu budget and abide by many eu rules. norway is not in the customs union so the plus element means being in a new customs arrangement to avoid a hard border in ireland. 0ur political correspondent

isa is a good thing to think about. this isa is a good thing to think about.ice to enjoy and it's also very important because injanuary and it's also very important because in january the lights and it's also very important because injanuary the lights go out again and we relax a little bit. and don't forget if you would like to see the longer version of the programme you can catch up with all of our recent adventures on the eeg player. and we are also on social media too. the details of those accou nts media too. the details of those accounts can be found on our website. but in the meantime from me and the rest of the travel show team, it is goodbye. hello. after a mild christmas, it looks like the rest of the week is going to stay mild as well, right up until new year's eve and new year's day and we are a little more confident now that it looks like it is going to stay settled for the first few days of january as well. settled, but not necessarily sunny. you can get settled conditions with pretty overcast weather too and that is exactly what it's been like f

this isa flow in peace, as it should be.ortant that also ask, the main characters, keep in mind that this isa characters, keep in mind that this is a final but it's just a football game. ina tie game. in a tie tied to decide the best in south america, this is the venue and the continent neither side really wanted. the winner will go straight to abu dhabi for the club world cup, but for the players, that could be an unwanted sequel. for now, these teams just want this episode to get a peaceful conclusion. joe lynskey, bbc news. ukraine's oleksandr usyk is one of four nominees for this year's bbc world sport star award. after beating murat gassiev to win the super series cruiserweight final, the 31—year old became undisputed world champion at that weight and followed up by beating tony bellew in november. details of how you can vote will come after we see why usyk is one of the most feared fighters on the planet. you can vote for your favourite at the bbc sport website, that's bbc.com/sport, where you'll also find terms and th

it isa deal seemed to be stepping back.eal chru at the moment i think is the phrase. yes, churn is the phrase. in brussels they are talking about what a no—deal brexit looks like for them as well. and many having to think about the practicalities from april one next year what it means for the very short term, the months that followed in terms of the practical — goods moving across borders, that sort of thing. the eu are looking at a plan that would come in on 29 march through to 2019 and in the uk we saw yesterday the cabinet approving the dissemination of information about what will happen if there is no deal. 3500 troops, 3 billion spent on planning, some might argue this is too little too late. 0n the other hand theresa may is in a negotiation. it is not unreasonable to go to the wire to say that you will walk away without a deal. she has to push it up. we saw last week the eu is playing hard as well. it is very tricky. there is time to go. it is diminishing. for business and investors it is not good news. are you optimi

it isa vladimir putin. what is this church? troops. because russian authorities and russian troops are killing ukrainians. but this church is with god and with ukraine. one of the most thorny issues lying ahead will be the fate of the many parishes and monasteries that the russian orthodox church still controls in ukraine. there are plenty of people who think they should now be handed over to the new ukrainian church. russia has already made its displeasure clear and has cut its ties with the ecumenical patriarch, the head of the global orthodox church in constantinople. jonah fisher, bbc news, kiev. there‘s to be another change in president trump‘s administration. he‘s announced, via twitter, that his interior minister ryan zinke will be leaving his post. mr zinke has been embroiled in a number of ethics investigations. he‘s also faced criticisms by environmental campaigners for promoting oil drilling and coal mining. dan johnson has more from washington. he isa he is a game hunter who swaggered into washington on horseback. b

it isa say the exact opposite was done.is a measure of where we have got to with brexit that she was speaking just after margaret beckett, a senior labour politician was speaking also being critical of the deal so we are seeing allegiances both from politicians who favour brexit and those who would like to stop it. we will hear more of what is being said in that debate in a couple of minutes but let me take you right back to the beginning of the day. we have a number of significant defeats, one was as to whether legal advice offered to the government should be published in full. a summary had been published but it didn't want to publish advice in its entirety. the opposition argue that meant the government was in contempt of parliament. the government tried to refer this to a committee, then when they demanded advice was published in full, this happened. nose to the left 293. .. the happened. nose to the left 293... the government was found to be in co nte m pt of the government was found to be in contempt of parliament and

yeah, so this is the times really saying that there isa the times really saying that there is a realcause these cross—channel migrants are targeting quote, soft touch britain, and yes, that they are being distracted by what is happening is that the authorities have only two votes apparently. one casa is operational in the channel, along with two coastal patrol vessels and that is because they are indeed, it says the times, too distracted by not only brexit but the treatment of the windrush generation migrants. —— cutter. and that what is really, if this continues like this, mps and charities are warning that the tragedy of fatalities are inevitable. and elsewhere, we are getting a warning from the former immigration official that says if you keep picking people up in the channel and rescuing them, itjust encourages more to tie the journey. yes, so we still have in our minds very vividly the images we first saw when we first saw images of migrants and refugees coming towards mediterranean shores, terrible images of young children washed up on italian beaches. -- to try the journey. wh

it isa oil producer in the last few months.alancing act and they have lots of internal problems within opec. the libyan oil minister has already gone home, the iranians are suffering badly from sanctions. they would like a much higher oil price. the saudis are trying to balance all of these conflicting interests. the saudis are trying to balance all of these conflicting interestsm sounds like a family at christmas, these warring factions, a lot of infighting going on. how relevant is opec with the likes of the us and russia equalling saudi in terms of output? this was the key to an agreement in 2016 when opec agreed to coordinate with russia for the first time. it was a geographical change because they have not been great friends. between them, russia, saudi and a few other countries, more than a third of the global oil market, so it is important. what is your prediction in terms of production cuts and what the saudis are going to get out of everyone else? it is one of the most contentious meetings we have seen. the russians ar

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so once again, this isa been reporting.live shot of the senate and the house has adjourned. that essentially means that there is a government shutdown. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: there's nothing like a dame — britain's pantomime tradition wows the crowds on broadway. the world of music has been paying tribute to george michael who died from suspected heart failure at the age of 53. he sold well over 100,000,000 albums in a career that spanned over of 3 decades. us troops tried to overthrow the dictatorship in the core of the web. they say they fail in their principal objective to capture noriega and taken to the united states to face drug charges. in its place, the russian flag was hoisted over what is now no longer the soviet union, but the commonwealth of independent states. they broke slowly over lockerbie, over the cockpit of pan am's plane nose down in the soft earth. you can see what happens when a plane a football pitch wide and 8 stories high falls 30,000 feet. business has returned to albania after a

there isa that is causing some concern.oss the british isles, bright with the far north—east and south—west but parts of the south—east and south—west, ford lingered with nothing for the visibility and temperatures. in the next few days there will be foggy conditions and cloud and on the mild side. for that we have to thank the presence of the jet stream being well away to the north of the british isles. well, almost, but not quite. even on this scale, the charter friday, the high pressure is close by to southern parts looking north, it is not quite doing enough to keep the frontal systems at bay. friday start still and wait for the far north but that moves away and brighter skies followed with more sunshine for the northern half of the british isles on thursday. temperatures not bad. again, the high pressure does not quite do enough to keep the frogs at bay and as these —— as his weather front is coming there is a prospect of some rainfor coming there is a prospect of some rain for some parts for saturday across the top tw

well, i think it seems as if it isa trump.will get the kind of cabinet that he actually wants. the theory is, i think this has also affected markets in the us a bit is that generaljim mattis was seen as one of the solid people that sort of the president in check. one of the grown—ups in the room. the president in check. one of the grown-ups in the room. one of the

well, i think it seems as if it isa trump. well, i think it seems as if it is a never ending stream of resignations and i think we are going to continue seeing those over the next few, and maybe actually, then the president will get the kind of cabinet that he actually wants. the theory is, i think this has also affected markets in the us a bit is that generaljim mattis was seen as one of the solid people that sort of the president in check. one of the grown—ups in the room. the president in check. one of the grown-ups in the room. one of the grown—ups. i do not want to use that term that since you have used it, i will use it to. the president has just gone off without even informing jim mattis, i think he is thought thatis jim mattis, i think he is thought that is a step too far. he did not go quietly as some have done and he says that the president should get a defence secretary hughes is a better aligned with yours on these other subjects. that is really a sting against president trump. —— whose views. one of the key lines

joe sugg isa something in this country. a youtube star in stacey dooley is a documentary maker. they have got thejudges on is a documentary maker. they have got the judges on side and the public. they are the bookies' favourite. you have the experienced a nswe i’s , favourite. you have the experienced answers, faye tozer, formerly of steps, and ashley roberts, a former pussycat dolls, who has wowed the judges week after week but is not loved by the audiences and has had to work to get out of the bottom two. that is the question, as a more ignorant observer in my case, not watching it every episode but catching different bits from week to week, what is striking is that even if you do a sensational dance, does not mean you will get the appreciation of the audience? we are two british men that because we can be technically very adept at something but what we like to see is someone's confidence grow. stacey dooley was very self—deprecating at the beginning and joe sugg has never dance the step. he looked like bambi, trying to l

it isa meetings.overnments are keeping an talking about these things all year. they gather into these conferences to bring key sticking points to a head and move the process forward. but that has a lwa ys the process forward. but that has always been the point of the paris agreement. we often talk about the paris process. everybody knew that what was agreed in paris may not be enough to solve the problem. the countries were going to have to move forward from what they agreed in paris and this rule book is not actually about rules for agreeing what country should do now but rules for agreeing how that process would move forward and how they will evaluate how they are getting on in order to work together towards a long—term temperature goal. although there are some sticking points on details, these carbon market mechanisms that was mentioned, we broadly have good agreement on what needs to happen because everybody except the science. we need to get emissions down fast if we are to avoid high levels of w

isa osorio estuvo con ellos. >> desde temprano estÁ lista para preparar la ensalada >>> es hondureÑaoyado. >> su esposo tambiÉn ayuda en la cocina. >> sentirse Útil ha cambiado el rumbo de sus planes. >> yo no voy a ir arriesgar mi vida pudiendo trabajar aquÍ. >> el menÚ de hoy ensalada de col y lasaÑa a la mexicana un platica aliento que los llena de esperanza integrante de la organizaciÓn. >> cuya misiÓn es alimentar personas en situaciÓn de crisis o desastres. >> siempre traemos cosas como frutas vegetales frescos asÍ empezamos. >> la cena estÁ lista. >> ahora hay que trasladarla al albergue todos los dÍas se reparten 2.000 porciones, principalmente para los niÑos y las mujeres. >> para los pequeÑos es una de las mejores partes de su guÍa estÁ muy deliciosa y le ponen muchÍsima verdura y todo eso. >> la alegrÍa es por quÉ la comida estÁ caliente. >> y de buen sabor >>> porque estÁ rica. >> pero para los voluntarios lo mÁs importante es la satisfacciÓn de dejar una sonrisa en cada uno de estos pequeÑos migrantes en tijuana, mÉxico isa osorio, noticias telemundo >>> nos quedamos en

jeremy corbyn has said it isa referendum?aid it is a terrible deal, they will not support it. i think the vast majority of labour mps will not support it either. if theresa may loses he could put down a confidence motion, a formal process of trying to trigger a general election. i am told he is reluctant to do that at this stage and is more likely to say she has lost the confidence of mps, give her another option to renegotiate, and what he wants her to renegotiate is a customs union with the european union which would give britain a say over europe's trade deals as well as ours. summit in brussels are sceptical that that is something which the european union would be willing to negotiate, nonetheless that is what he is asking. it would be crossing a red line for her and perhaps the challenge to her authority might come a little further down the line once she fails to take labour's advice, but that is the labour alternative. so many permutations. thank you, ian. and of course we'll be keeping you up to date every step of the

there isa emblem of capitalism for them. capitalists get around the world and if they can capitalise on that, as i did on my macro, they see it as a massive win. —— as they did on 9/11. and there was this attack against an airline in 2017 at the point is they never really went away. they have a new generation of leaders. a reorganisation of al-anda, as you say. and they mention drones, plotting to use drones and blow up key targets. so we can see drones having wider repercussions. the other element of this is president trump withdrawing the us troops from syria. experts are saying that will be another breeding ground for terrorists. if there are fewer us troops to crack down on potential terrorists, they will have the opportunity to fester and form new groups to attack us in the west, which is also extremely alarming. let's go to brexit, never far from our thoughts. i thought you would never ask! even at christmas. all right, james. calm down. i know you are excited about brexit. jeremy corbyn facing a furious labour backlas

it isa game has been postponed.d shoppers, but this morning it is completely empty, all the shops, every shop is boarded up. no one is prepared to risk having their windows smashed again. so the city and locked people have been told the stay at home, but the central bit is absolutely deserted. apart from the thousands of yellow vest protesters who have arrived, most of them are pretty good humour. i have not seen any of what we saw last week which was the groups of people that were identifiably from the far right and far left movements who wanted to kick things off and take on the police, i dare say there are some out there but it is a slightly different atmosphere. it is noisy but relatively good—humoured. thank you very much. hugh in paris. the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has become the first government minister to openly back an alternative brexit strategy. ms rudd told the bbc that the prime minister's deal is the best on offer, but she is looking at alternative options, if mps reject the proposal i

i think it isa what we are voting for.ing the way they are. they need to move on with it. i do think we will ever get something that will please everybody. everybody will have their own personal thoughts of what they voted for and they certainly do not wa nt voted for and they certainly do not want another referendum. honestly, it is tough and i don't see any better deal apart from what is being presented maybe next week.= better deal apart from what is being presented maybe next week. - half yea rs presented maybe next week. - half years ago i voted to leave on the idea that it would be, but a quick process , idea that it would be, but a quick process, but they process that would start going immediately. at this point, any deal is just a good start going immediately. at this point, any deal isjust a good deal as long is it is moving somewhere because it is frustrating things stuck in the same place the two yea rs. stuck in the same place the two years. —— being stuck. so could brexit really reopen those calls for a split

en mÉxico, isa osorio, noticias telemundo. >> al regresar, en noticias telemundo, uno de cada 4 actoss del powerball y mega millions en todo el paÍs. cuando la vida te pide pizza, pide pizza hut y reúne a toda tu familia con una big dinner box y consiente todos los gustos con una deliciosa pizza, breadsticks, alitas o pasta. nadie hace pizza mejor que the hut. >> el regreso a casa despuÉs de navidad se ha complicado para miles en la costa oeste, las fuertes nevadas en el norte de california y oregon generar caos en las carreteras, el temporal se mueve hacia el norte del paÍs, en colorado, nebraska y dakotas puede caer hasta un pie de nuevo, el sur del paÍs tampoco se salva del mal tiempo, se esperan de dos a cuatro pulgada de lluvia, atenciÓn con eso, para enfrentar estas malas condiciones en carreteras es clave revisar que nuestro auto estÉ en buen estado y eso incluye los faros delanteros, una falla que puede dejarnos manejando a ciegas en esta la Época mÁs oscura del aÑo >> en las mÁs fuertes tormentas a veces es difÍcil ver el auto del frente y aracely, teme que no la vean y prefi

isa is a n’mon’men'ft leave him on his own. it is a moment for us.sjust what happens leave him on his own. it is a moment for us. it's just what happens from here. because this is really about better journalism. here. because this is really about betterjournalism. this is about mcgeehan sure there are more thorough processes. if discussions we re thorough processes. if discussions were made about raheem sterling's gun on his leg and if there were debates before that was published, maybe it would have been published. i had maybe it would have been published. ihad an maybe it would have been published. i had an experience i was working for a mainstream newspaper when antonio grisman blacked out for the party and one the editors there because they had someone there that was of colour, because it was someone was of colour, because it was someone who had gone through a personal experience who have had a personal experience who have had a personal experience who have had a personal experience on the black face, they asked me was a racist, how do you think

it isa and get us talking about this today.ack —— attack, deflect, divert attention to another issue but he's announced john kelly will be going by the end of the year and we'll know who will take over thatjob, the chief of staff of the white house, we should find out in the next couple of days. thank you very much. dan johnson the next couple of days. thank you very much. danjohnson in washington. the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has become the first government minister to openly discuss an alternative brexit strategy, if the prime minister's deal is rejected in the commons on tuesday. she said she still supported theresa may's withdrawal agreement but it could be chaotic if mps didn't back the plan. she said a so—called "norway plus" option or another referendum would both be possibilities in such a situation. our political correspondent iain watson reports. you know what it's like in the run—up to christmas. you will be told that great deals are available, but you're tempted to wait for the january sales. and one

¿quÉ tal isa osorio?.o mexicano, la actriz kate del castillo, finalmente vuelve a mÉxico. fue en enero del 2016 cuando las autoridades mexicanas capturaron por tercera vez al narcotraficante joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn. en aquella ocasiÓn, la entonces, procuradora a reli gÓmez aseguro que la recaptura fue posible porque el narcotraficante sostuvo contacto con actrices y productores por el deseo de hacer una pelÍcula sobre su vida. la actriz resultÓ ser kate del castillo. inicio una batalla legal en contra de la actriz, a quien le levantÓ cargos por lavado de dinero , y por nexos con el narcotraficante. sin embargo, despuÉs de casi 2 aÑos de batallas en los tribunales, la actriz quedÓ exonerada y finalmente vuelve a su paÍs natal. su padre el actor eric del castillo se refiriÓ a la anhelada visita. >>> no, el seÑor lÓpez obrador se expresÓ diciendo que no hay nada contra ella, bienvenida. >>> felicidad, la actriz kate del castillo va ofrecer esta noche en ciudad de mÉxico una conferencia de prensa. habrÁn mucha

complicado de preparar es verdad lleva su tiempo, pero lo cierto que bien vale la pena el esfuerzo, isanarlo, y el otro nada mÁs es para aro matizar. >> el chef hace la receta de hace * 20 aÑos en este restaurante que cada mes de diciembre prepara mil 100 libras para romeritos, explica que llevan cebollas papÁ, nopal, mole y camarones. >> despuÉs de esto siguen los nopales, papÁ, y siguen los camarones. >> enseguida el mole, pero esta salsa se prepara en otra parte de la cocina, despuÉs de agrega la mezcla, finalmente se aÑaden los romeros, limpios y hervidos. >> para que se permite de cocinar. >> la receta de los virreinal. >> el romeritos siempre va a estar. >> esta masa estÁ preparatoria rada para huevo, arroz cocido y la pulpa de camarÓn. >> estÁn buenos en mÉxico, isa osorio, noticias telemundo. ♪ romeritos y listos para recibir el 2019 y sino ha jugado el mega millions hay que apurarse porque quÉ mejor que recibirlo con 348 millones de dÓlares que se estÁn sorteando hoy, el pasado martes dÍa de navidad, nadie acertÓ a los nÚmeros asÍ que si alguien acierta hoy y desde comprar el p

there isa things, we have three options.have three possible options that have been seriously considered in a democracy you end up with very strong paradoxes —— very strange paradox is that by what sort of problem arises from that in terms of problem arises from that in terms of the acceptability of whatever outcome we ultimately end up with? if you have these three options it stands to reason that at some point, especially if they're closely considered options, all with a potential to do well in the public we re potential to do well in the public were among mps, when you put them in order of preference, you might prefer something in the middle to something at the start, something else at the end of than you did at the beginning, and that no one option at the end of that process will be the majority preference. in other words, a majority might exist against all three possible outcomes, remain, no deal and the government's deal. politically then, that is quite a considerable problem in terms of the legacy of whatever version w

es la informaciÓn felicidad, yo regreso contigo. >> no termina esta pesadilla para ellos, gracias isadores federales de morena el partido de amlo, libran una batalla porque dicen que las leyes vigentes amparan la decisiÓn que ningÚn servidor publico, pueda recibir un suelo mayor que el presidente, esto es el ejemplo que pone andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. >> no tengo la menor duda que son los servidores pÚblicos mejor pagados del mundo solamente donald trump. gana mÁs que el presidente con todo respeto de la corte suprema y hay datos sobre esto. la constituciÓn de mÉxico, dice que ningÚn servidor publico puede ganar mÁs que el presidente, pero tambiÉn protege los salarios de los miembros del poder judicial. >> hablando de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador sigue queriendo darle normalidad a su vida aunque sea el presidente del paÍs, ayer se bajÓ del coche presidencial y fue a comprarse un cafÉ en nayarit donde anuncÓo 4 acciones para apoyar a las personas afectadas por el paso del huracÁn, los empleados se quedaron sorprendidos y algunos de los que estaban en el lugar tambiÉn aprovecharon para

we are offering 6-4 there isa with that?hance. we get a no deal scenario, i think that might come down a bit and people might be more confidently exit with a withdrawal agreement should she win comfortably tonight. what else are you taking bets on at the moment? any odd ones that are not there is a lot of money going on that the uk stays in the eu. 3-1 that going on that the uk stays in the eu. 3—1 that we get a referendum next year in the uk votes to remain to reversed the decision. the figure you are giving of 105 crew that will not bring muchjoy you are giving of 105 crew that will not bring much joy to you are giving of 105 crew that will not bring muchjoy to her that you are giving of 105 crew that will not bring much joy to her that it would only bit of money, would it? at the moment the bookies will may to win so we will be cheering her on. thank you. just a little light relief in what has been a long and extraordinary day at westminster and it is getting more and more extraordinary is that vote becomes clearer. she i

isa, wejust isa, we just stay on his isa, wejust stay on his pictures for as long as we have got themut think there is something wrong. there is one in the middle missing out! they still don't make the song. 11 penguins piping, i suppose? pecking. very good. do you really think you can beat penguins in santa suits? not in terms of the christmas flavour. there was drama last night in the premier league. lords are leaping, managers, players, leaping. getting out of the way. that isjesse lingard leaping, if you wanted a connection. no, we didn't wanta if you wanted a connection. no, we didn't want a connection! it was a busy night in the premier league, loads of goals and incident, not least at old trafford where manchester united welcomed arsenal for what was a scrappy but entertaining 90 minutes. patrick gearey was watching. like many a night in manchester at this time of year, everyone finished up this time of year, everyone finished up drenched, drained and thoroughly entertained. this was at times a glorious mass. the tone set by arsenal's opening goal, which benefited from goalline

it isa leadership. they happen the nhs. it is a real mess at the moment.e genuine and tangible policing, butjust passing the buck to the local taxpayer. you do think any new mum dashed any new money should go to council taxes. the lion ‘s share must come from government. policing is in crisis and i make no apology. we are on our knees. unless there is a meaningful tangible injection of cash from the government, we are going to make things any better and the problem lies very much of the doorstep of number ten whether prime minister has not shown great leadership as far as the policing in this country is concerned. the home secretary appears to be doing his best but he has a boss is shown nothing but co nte m pt has a boss is shown nothing but contempt for policing. thank you very much. john apter, national chair of the police federation. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news: the former american president george bush sr has died aged 9a. he served in the oval o

and while the story, the reality is this isa pr while the story, the reality is this is a pr disasterbattled. it is. in particular, is potentially a regulatory disaster. it is unclear still the extent to which the repeated privacy scandals for facebook, how much they are impacting the bottom line. what is clear is that the view of politicians in the us and regulators in the us has turned against facebook astonishingly rapidly this year. the eu has been pretty sceptical for a year. the eu has been pretty scepticalfor a while. it year. the eu has been pretty sceptical for a while. it looks like in the eu, regulation is what has helped slow facebook‘s user growth. the eu and usa remain it most lucrative markets. in the usa, privacy... good of a real impact on the bottom line. today, we have rad seeing the attorney general of washington, dc has said it is doing facebook for misleading this —— business practises. every day on outside source, we turn to the biggest stories. we turn to brazil next. former president luiz inacio lula da silva may be released from prison. this brazilian supreme

it isa it is a miracle, but that is probably also the reason why i am happy andi probably also the reasonhappy and i am normal. hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. we've all been embarrassed, that's what arsenal have said about tottenham's delle alli being hit by a bottle at their ground last night. the england midfielder was hit by a plastic bottle from the crowd soon after scoring the second goal in a 2—0 win that sent spurs through to the semi—finals of the league cup. the national league on football policing has since confirmed there has been a 45% increases in offences inside football stadium in the last few years. arsenal say they've identified an image of the person who threw it and are working with police to identify them. jim lumsden reports. all seemed sweetness and light for spurs, dele alli said his side into the semifinals, getting revenge for the semifinals, getting revenge for the recent defeat to their rivals. but there is rivalry and this. ali delhi is hit with a plastic bottle, cheers and clapping from a section of the crowd clearly audible. england mid

it isa the british so it is a great fight. it is a great matchup. is obviously a mover, he is tall. a different style, he is more of boxer. this is where it will all happen, staples centre. the home of the la lakers. deontay wilder and tyson fury‘s date with destiny just a deontay wilder and tyson fury‘s date with destinyjust a few hours away. one of the biggest nights of the yearfor boxing one of the biggest nights of the year for boxing fans. it will be understandable if neil warnock has a sore head this morning, it is the 70th birthday, happy birthday. last night his side came from behind to beat wolves 2—1. it was the perfect birthday present for his manager. third premier league win this season which moves them out of the relegation zone until this evening at least. i will sleep well tonight. iam not at least. i will sleep well tonight. i am not getting any younger. moments like this you have to treasure. that is why i am in the game. i love when the whistle goes, you see your family and the fans are clear, it is an amazing feeling. it will be

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