it isa are people where you are about it?nancial point of view because it is regulation that is the key thing. what is happening in the market is key regulation is being pushed from the eu. from a london point of view, that regulation from the eu is a positive thing and it is something which the city has been gearing to for a long time. there are a lot of companies, not necessarily from a financial point of view, but which at should always —— need to shift in an organisation. financial companies need to work under eu regulations but if regulations changed yet again, it makes life even more difficult. it is not necessarily huge financial hits in terms of the city but it is the regulation. we have been talking a lot about businesses preparing for brexit. how prepared if the city?|j businesses preparing for brexit. how prepared if the city? i think it's prepared if the city? i think it's prepared to leave without a deal if that's the situation but of course what is also big from a trading point of view, not necessarily finance b

it isa andi good morning, asia. hello, world. it isa and iam glad you good morning, asia.world. it is a - and i am glad you can is a tuesday and i am glad you can join us. l us its affiliate - its it its afflllatljf:;£7 ,, ,, ,. it includes mug—i525! it includes obstructing! show. it includes obstructing justice and conspiring to conceal trade —— steel trade secrets from t—mobile. we explain how the timing of this move is significant. this is a saga that began with the arrest of huawei's chief financial officer mun wong jo back in december but we are now starting to see the meet on the bones in what america and ledgers and she has done along with her company. —— meng wanzhou. the first is trade secrets, ten counts that huawei knowingly stole secrets about a robot learning how to use a smart phone. and also that huawei allegedly conducted an fraud and conspiracy in order to do business in iran against trade sanctions imposed by the us. the next step in this is meng wanzhou will be in court in vancouver next week where should extradition proceedings will begin. —— where her

it isa options. what will she do next?since becoming prime minister, which i read was more than thatcher and blair combined, the whole time in government. it is extraordinary. this is a picture on the front of the guardian, the moment whenjohn bercow was overriding the government and allowing this week to take place. it gives the centre parliament was taking back control of this process. it has been in the prime minister's aims for months. she has been intransigent, she has wa nted she has been intransigent, she has wanted to run down the clock, mps suspect, it is either by deal or no deal. her deal is flawed in the eyes of remainers and brexiteers on both sides of the house. she has to give some way. kate, i suppose the writing was on the world in terms of a potential power struggle between the government and parliament, when theresa may lost the majority. that sunk her. absolutely. i think her turn inward after losing that majority to making these negotiations be doing her and a few other people and not sharing that with

there isa that is what the world wants?for bringing in foreign leaders to help your cause. we saw that the time of the referendum in 2016 when barack 0bama was called on for a plead for the right outcome of the referendum, it did not happen and it was useless. the same applies to the japanese prime minister saying his thoughts oi'i prime minister saying his thoughts on the issue. it is futile to think you can solve the conundrum at the heart of british politics by letting foreign leaders speak out. they have to solve it by their own imaginations. at the moment parliament is taking control from theresa may who has an article of and anyway and is totally dependent oi'i and anyway and is totally dependent on the votes of the ten northern ireland deputy 's. i think the situation is such, to begin with we are not going to be able to carry the march deadline for brexit. it is not way to happen because there is so not way to happen because there is so much unfinished is less and prime minister may is not prime minister of britain

this isa changes are just common sense.hances of dying in hospital, according to an nhs pilot scheme. death rates among those admitted with hip fractures have plummeted. make sure they eat an extra meal a day. but somehow helps their recovery. of day. but somehow helps their recovery. of course day. but somehow helps their recovery. of course it helps the recovery. of course it helps the recovery. it is common sense. how can your body recover if it hasn't got what it needs to rebuild? it is a huge problem in hospitals that the food sometimes is not very palatable and sometimes it is just brought on and sometimes it is just brought on a tray, nobody checks that an elderly person has eaten it and it is taken away again. that is often the problem with hard—pressed staff who maybe haven't got the time to make sure their patients are getting the nutrition they need?” make sure their patients are getting the nutrition they need? i look at this from an economic perspective. we often say what will make the nhs more efficient, what

it isa playing almost exclusively abroad.mber one cricket playing nation in the world? yes, look, ithink cricket playing nation in the world? yes, look, i think you cricket playing nation in the world? yes, look, ithink you have cricket playing nation in the world? yes, look, i think you have to have that's a operation and you have to get people to start to think that way, if you are going to say, we would like to go up three or four places in the rankings you will get mediocrity, people won't see much of a change, what he we are trying to create is a system change. there is gots lots of good things that happen, but there is lots of things that aren't up to where they should be in terms of high performance systems. england are next due tour pakistan in 2021. so we have two or three years. would you hope that england do do that? absolutely, but we have to, there is still steps we have to take and there is still a bit we need to do, but we would hope we co—evidence lots o changes in line with what the security analysts are tell

they say that isa her fault in the past. they say that is a statistical matter. as she sees it to punish her because she was hit by a lorry on the motorway. wise words, which wise words from paul lewis? you get to this question on the form when applying for insurance, be honest. if you are not, the insurance will probably be invalidated when you try to make a claim. that will put up your premium. the only advice is to go to an insurance broker, explained the situation to them, you can find one from the british insurers association website. most of us go online, find the cheapest, that may not be in many cases the best thing to do. get specialist advice. but you have to admit to it. for most people, very unfair, have an accident that is completely not your fault but the insurance industry will wrap up your premium. the best premium roof and was just about double the £300 she paid. i have to say, admiral have said they made mistakes, they are having a formal investigation as to why her premium was quite a hack and they have given her £250 and a bunch of flowers. th

i think the big point here isa ratings? a political rather than economic because she was the a lot of different economic policies, that will have an effect over the next two years. you will see a lot of arguments over the economy and politicians positioning themselves and trying to persuade voters ahead of the 2020 election which will be pretty important. thank you, good to see you as ever, joseph. we will keep a close eye on that story. we will indeed. now let's return to the markets. this is the picture in asia. the mccain is closed for public holiday, but the rest of asia is down, and number of factors. apple is the majorfactor, lowering its revenue forecast, having a major impact across the board, especially as markets of them today in the holiday season. cani holiday season. can ijust holiday season. can i just point holiday season. can ijust point out that holiday season. can i just point out that that number is not right on the yen, the yen is really strong, over i% number is not right on the yen, the yen is really s

that isa 36 degrees, the overnight low.hat is a record, the highest low temperature recorded on record. by day the heat builds even more. in canberra we have been up into the 405. i was surely the temperatures from the last few days in canberra. we have been up above 40 cel5ius,

some countries don't believe no deal isa some countries don't believe no deal is a possibility. one of. reasons is a possibility. one of the reasons iand is a possibility. one of the reasons i and ministers are here is to other jfjfjr no , convince gth5r'cou ntri5s—th5tncr convince cth5r'ccu ntri5s—‘ch5tncr and convince other-coo ntriee—‘chetncr and they need 55515 5 55555155 555“ ffi5m55 555l 5 5 55555155 555 ffififififififi prepare 555l 5 5 5555ii5ilitii 555 ffififififififi prepare for that. if they don't to prepare for that. if they don't prepare, there could be a break even if it is a temporary one, in the trading relationship with those countries. and as britain teeters on the brink of a no—deal brexit, several names from japan's sony to the uk's very own dyson announced plans this week to move 2- plans this week to move operations out of i country. first. sony to issues. then i son insistin customs issues. then dysoninsistiqg.‘ that a decision . move the top that a decision to move the top executives to singapore is not due to brexit. former state secretary of denmark told me that the ti

could this damage nissin isa towards diversity. could this damage nissin is a brand?boycott its noodles? it is possible that it could damage nissin of the brand although that has not happened yet. their raf youth curious aspects of the case that make nissin looked worse and worse. originally they said that this was the design that we received from the manga artist. that artist creates a series of mungo —— at fremantle prince of tennis that has many characters including black characters who are portrayed as black. in this case, naomi came out is quite white looking. but the artist has distanced himself via twitter saying that was not his original design. nissin also said in the beginning that they had the approval of osaka for the depiction and she has announced that and said they should have consulted with me. clearly they did not have her approval. and in other news, huawei says it is on track to become the biggest selling smartphone maker in the world, even without the us market. its sales exceeded $52 billion in 2018, that is 50% up on the year prior. having a quic

in the mail, there isa award this week.raphs of her, one where she is in the footlights at cambridge at eachit is in the footlights at cambridge at each it shows her with a bunch of young actors, many of whom have gone on to come absolute superstars. young actors, many of whom have gone on to come absolute superstarsm isa on to come absolute superstarsm is a where are they now picture, isn't it? a lot of them are household names now. robert webb and tristam hunt even. he was a household name before he left parliament. the rising new labour hope. a very talented bunch of people. the selection of what is in page three in the paper is very important. it needs to be a story that either raises a smile or is just either slightly scandalous and this is a very heartwarming story about the fact that olivia coleman, national treasure, has always been a smiling lovely person who'd you would probably have liked to have gone to university with and has been smiling ever since. you can't write her off as a national treasure yet. —— you ca

he isa the ethiopian to rally support.ith absolute belief in his mission of transformation. these medical graduates see a leader who has allocated half the cabinet posts to women as well as the presidency and the role of chiefjustice. among the students, crabtree was on home deadly rgines last a of his rallies last year was a reminder that not everyone reforms. this is the north. his reforms. this is the north. people comprise 6% of the population but their party, the liberation front, tpl f, dominated the coalition government and shall abiy ahmed came to power. now many prominent are accused of prominent members are accused of crimes under the old regime and a feeling marginalised. this is a former colleague of the prime minister. is it dangerous? tigrayan people will need to be included within abiy ahmed's vision for governance of ethiopia. but there has also been a sense tigrayan leaders that they are feeling a bit concerned. -- from. in realtigray, there is anxiety over the tensions. this man as a farmer who tells me t

now i am standing here isa aggressive.ery good feeling. depiction of me is always winning, are not going to sit here and lie about that. —— the bigger picture. but it has i feel like i is going to i fee like i is going to i fee i willl is going to i fee i willjust going to i fee i willjust keep to i fee i willjust keep taking it happen, i willjust keep taking it one match at i time and just keep one match at a time and just keep on, i guess. next, soldiering on, i guess. next, karolina pliskova will face the last person to upset serena at a grand slam, naomi osaka. after person to upset serena at a grand slam, the >mi osaka. after person to upset serena at a grand slam, the >mi open |. after person to upset serena at a grand slam, the >mi open champion is person to upset serena at a grand slam, the>mi open champion is do to 2018, the us open champion is do to another major in sets. though. the world to forget though. the world number 31 battling his way pass milos raonic in four sets. he will not be able to celebrate for l

that isa the benefits of those reforms.hat we are seeing, day by day, is really pretty u nsta ble. are seeing, day by day, is really pretty unstable. andrew, many thanks, the latest in harare, andrew harding, our correspondence. the government is urging social media companies to take more responsibility for harmful online content, which illustrates and promotes methods of self—harm and suicide. there's increasing concern for the impact of such content on vulnerable children and young people. molly russell was 1a when she took her own life in 2017. her family discovered that she'd accessed distressing material online about depression and suicide. and her father insists that one social media platform in particular, instagram, was partly responsible for his daughter's death. instagram says it does block and remove material which promotes self—harm or suicide. this report by our correspondent angus crawford includes some very upsetting content. this is the story of molly russell. molly was the youngest of three sisters. at the

he says, i never worked for russia, it isa says, i never worked for russia, it is a fat hoax.nalist has asked of an american president, are you a russian agent, thatis president, are you a russian agent, that is extraordinary. yes, almost as if they don't want to fall behind the mess going on in this country! the us president was asked about russia after the us media reported that law officials were concerned about his behaviour when he was getting rid of james about his behaviour when he was getting rid ofjames comey as the fbi director, they started an investigation into whether he had wittingly or unwittingly become a russian... had worked... had acted asa russian... had worked... had acted as a russian agent. on saturday he was asked by fox news when the president said how dare you, that is an insult, but he neither denied or accepted the charges. he categorically denied it today. very briefly, the fact is, he got his interpreter to get rid of the notes taken of his meeting with vladimir putin. did he? i missed that element. breaking news, steve. breaking news for me. it a

it isa it is a great feeling. we have been through a lot this year.ve found a way to give our best. we play great against the charges, we played really great today. so it was a great way to end at, iam today. so it was a great way to end at, i am about as excited as i have beenin at, i am about as excited as i have been ina at, i am about as excited as i have been in a long time and there are a lot of things, once a year, one player that could change every game but that is for all. —— chargers. player that could change every game but that is for all. -- chargers. we are still so fresh. we definitely we nt are still so fresh. we definitely went the whole game and promotions on the field from excited too emotional, to overwhelmingly happy. very excited. we owned it, we deserved it. juventus are nine points clear at the top of serie a after a 3—0 win at home to chievo. it extends their unbeaten run in the league to 20 matches since the start of the season. douglas costa got the opening goal on 13 minutes forjuventus against the league's bottom side. just

applause it isa going to win? applause it is a indictment on going to win?lause it is a - indictment on your even 5513311835 ig§1—%%?§tfl% él-ee—z . the tories. applause miles behind the torlesz—% a point 5:15:27? -- -, ..;all we -.- of iiezreii pegging. . of level pegging. i points ? you. behind, you - behind, diane. but despite fiona bruce's agreement labour is definitely behind ti; polls, t£1 polls, that is - a fully the polls, that is not a fully accurate version the polls, that is not a fully accurate version of events as the bbc statement later acknowledged and as the presenter herself mentioned on this week's programme.” as the presenter herself mentioned on this week's programme. ijust wa nt on this week's programme. ijust want to pick up on something from la st want to pick up on something from last week's programme. there was some discussion about opinion polls, i was talking about a poll that came out on the day of the programme that suggested the conservatives were ahead, and the shadow home secretary mentioned some other earlier polls, which show

something like the auto show isa facing. show is a great example because you see them showing off big suv is we saw, people are buying them at the moment but they had to showcase their future technology as that report showed, the autonomous vehicles, the electric vehicles, the hat to show they are thinking of these in. and significant change in people in leadership, the huge global player, there have been in turmoil, general motors announcing significant radical restructuring. the issue with trade, tariffs on steel, on components. it is all playing a big pa rt components. it is all playing a big part in this, isn't it? it is. it seems to be coming at once. the is they still had to make money. they still need to be producing the things that people want to buy in order to be able to fund what is coming in the future. and also making these big strategic positions and renault and nissan is in a situation where they don't have the figurehead to be driving that strategy. what about regs it? just throw that the mix. any car maker t

now, that isa million small businesses.raditionally they have been supporters of the current dispensation. but there is a political and economic angle because this will ease the pressure on these small businesses to comply with these rules, and in turn focus on paying their regular taxes. so the government is hoping that in the long one they will be able to streamline goods and services tax —— long run, and then get these businesses in the fold. it could ta ke businesses in the fold. it could take three or four years, we don't know, but for now it is a big, big relief for small businesses. thank you that update from mumbai. it is the dream of every star wars fan, your very own lights ever. a french. mac —— lightsaber. this lightsaber is designed for fighting, hopefully it will not snap. i will have a battle. so what makes this lightsaber different from other toys ? lightsaber different from other toys? we were working really hard to choose the best materials we can find on earth, to have it as strong as possible. and how ar

this isa media. yes, it really is sad.amily to see and hear about, i think this is really courageous hear about, i think this is really courageous to do this but this also send the message, that last we are quite shocked, but as daisy has said, with her daughter and with my daughters, theyjust said, with her daughter and with my daughters, they just get said, with her daughter and with my daughters, theyjust get the ipad, mobile phones are whatever and say this is normal, it does not have that impact it. some children are sensible and some are very people he that we are not connecting with, antony, i think we have got to, there are two sides to this. they say they would stop it and take it down, that is instagram and facebook and other social media, and it is the huge, huge issue. we are having it with online gambling, but the whole point is we are there but also if you take it all back, why are these young people doing these horrific things to vunerable people is quite self harming? yeah, it is not something you should be

there isa in the labour party. exactly. it all goes back to the conference motion that they agreed on in september which they proudly say was agreed unanimously. the reason for thatis agreed unanimously. the reason for that is that it was so broad. it has various stages to eat. firstly it says that negotiating a deal that has a customs union with the eu and single market access and protects them rights of workers. they can't do that if they want a general election. and then everything is on the huge table. they have tried to call a no—confidence motion in theresa may and that failed. there was a suggestion that they would keep calling them and they have not ruled that out so we could see another. but then the next stage is many different options including a referendum. the idea was to keep all the pro— referendum mps onside and to keep all their membership, most of whom support a second referendum, while at the same time many of their vote rs while at the same time many of their voters are pro— brexit. theresa may has been

translation: it isa anything for granted.eve in it until the end, so we will have to play the match with great respect. in the end what matters is to run, to play well, and to win matches. the rest is just small pork. —— small pork. and before we go, on social media, there has been a strong reaction to maria sharapova's press co nfe re nce strong reaction to maria sharapova's press conference after she lost to ashley barty in the fourth round of the australian open. office —— reporters quizzed her on her drugs ban and taking a long toilet break during the match. this was the five—time grand slam champion's response. you took... illegally for ten yea rs response. you took... illegally for ten years to deal with your health problems. now that it is banned and you can no longer take it, is it a struggle, physically, to deal with the demands? is there another question? what did you make of the crowd's reaction, they booed you when you came back on court after that toilet break at the end of the second set, and then cheered for th

there isa wrists, that's from instagram. there is a picture of some blood, that's from instagram.se are against your policies but they are all available on instagram. and we take it up new zealand's steepest street. - take good morning. it's 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 8pm in caracas where tens of thousands of venezuelans have taken to the streets, in protest against the rule of president nicolas maduro. in a move which only increased the pressure, the us president donald trump said he recognised the opposition leader, juan guaido as interim president. in return, president nicolas maduro said he's breaking diplomatic relations with the united states and told us diplomats they have seventy two hours to leave. the bbc‘s barbara plett usher reports. is this the man is set to become venezuela's new leader? juan guaido, who was sworn in as the head of the opposition assembly earlier this month. today he took matters a step further is hundreds of thousands marched in anti—government protests frag-flee! i". g-eé'iff'a'rsér-e'zé-e! eraiéziz he declared himself interim of the

it isa christmas until early february. this morning, at a meeting planned before the crash, the county council agreed that the speed limit along this stretch should be reduced from 60 down to 50 mph. the 97—year—old duke, who retired from public duties a year ago, has continued driving well into his 90s. when the 0bamas visited windsor castle in 2016, the duke got behind the wheel. past the age of 70, the driving licence must be reviewed every three years but retesti ng reviewed every three years but retesting is not required. —— must be renewed. the incident has already prompted road safety groups to call for a tightening of the rules. it is business as usual today for the rest of the royal family. business as usual today for the rest of the royalfamily. the duke's daughter, princess anne, was in lancashire this morning. your royal highness, how with the duke of edinburgh this morning? no idea, do you know where i am? the same place as you. the queen and the duke remain at sandringham, no doubt hugely relieved that neithe

and i've said that isa ireland together.said that is a huge threat to the dup to say get on board and vote for this deal, don't frustrated, do not push us to no deal. but i think that kind of threatening language in the dup, i do not think that works very well. they will not listen to them because of that. let's turn to the mail. still in brexit, but a bit of a history lesson. transports her to chris grayling saying actually if britain goes through something less than what mrs may wants, if we go through a weak person or no personnel, there is every prospect ofan personnel, there is every prospect of an increase in neo—nazi groups emerging in this country and i think, i know he is talking about this on the back of these protest outside parliament in the last few days. pretty nasty scenes. and people from the left as well. guy coming to the bbc was simply abuse. this issue has divided the country more than anything i have ever known in my life. it gives a platform to people on the extremes right and left. and some of it is no

what we have created isa car is moving.ategory of content, because it is the first time that it is something that works best in the car. i'm shooting in the game, i'm looking around, the movement is determined by where the car is moving. so i don't feel in control of where i am going, but it does make it feel very physical. i don't know, something about the combination of virtual reality and whizzing around on a racetrack did not feel too good. you said it would not feel too good. you said it would not make me notches, that was a lie. 0n the ces show floor i found a different approach. this is an effort by intel and warner brothers to imagine how we might entertain ourselves when cars are self driving. monitors coming up in a dramatic fashion. this is very futuristic. there is also this safety ta blet, futuristic. there is also this safety tablet, it displays data on what is happening around the car, like in the real world. what is happening around the car, like in the realworld. that what is happening around the car, like

that is about it, there isa by 101 runs.te with all the build—up to those football matches this afternoon and also the latest head of the australian open. i will be back with more in the next hour. thank you. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, says he is optimistic that washington and turkey can agree on a way to protect america's kurdish allies in syria after its troops leave the country. mr pompeo was speaking in the united arab emirates during a middle east tour aimed at reassuring allies after president trump abruptly announced his decision to withdraw us troops. let's talk to barbara plett usher, our correspondent in riyadh. mike pompeo sounding optimistic that a way can be found to protect the kurds but do you think that is going to reassure those who are very concerned about the effects of the us pull—out? concerned about the effects of the us pull-out? it is one element, one of the fallouts of the us pulling out of syria. its kurdish allies are at risk of a turkish attack. in terms of that issue, it will at leas

a mild start to sunday, there isa areas.cold front pushing across england and wales, seclusion ending north of scotland and behind that is where winter really is. on sunday, a lot of cloud across wales, rain moving southwards, brightening in the north—west in the afternoon. a mix of sunshine and showers. some getting into northern ireland and plenty of showers in scotland. that is the occlusion. were ever you are it will be a blustery day and there will be temperature contrast is around. temperatures in england and wales will be similar to today, 11— 12 degrees. the further north, the cooler against. temperature still a little above normal but look at that, to degrees in shetland. winter arrives in the afternoon and here we see some wintry showers, sleep with no mixed in. the week ahead starts ona mild no mixed in. the week ahead starts on a mild note. there will be rain around particularfor on a mild note. there will be rain around particular for western scotla nd around particular for western scotland and the highlands loo

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this isa been relaxing here ever since.art of the world that the duke of edinburgh knows very well. he drives around the estate and neighbouring roads. and what is this scene at the moment?” neighbouring roads. and what is this scene at the moment? i don't know if you can hear me. what is going on? i'm so sorry, i think we have lost alex dunlop there, we will try and come back to him shortly. nick, just to sort of tell people a bit more about the duke of edinburgh and the sort of life his leading. a quiet semi retired life but still active and he continues to carriage drive, horse—drawn carriage, you have seen photos of him doing that recently in windsor and that is his passion and tisa man of windsor and that is his passion and t is a man of notable determination who is not to be easily persuaded to give up those things he takes pleasure from, but one must assume that this will have been quite a shock to the queen to suddenly hear her husband has been in a road traffic accident and the vehicle has overturned, though he has

he isa rooney since he went stateside. he is a bit old and slow for the premiership. premiership. he has been a huge success over there. standard isn't as high and they loved him and he transformed the fortunes of his team, scoring loads of goals. the old demons have returned. he has been on the front of the tabloids quite a few times down the years for various misdemeanours and this is the latest one. he has only been fined $25 for being drunk and for swearing, which doesn't seem very much. he has managed to put the scandals behind him and i guess this might be the same. a fairly minor penalty but not the first time. his struggle with alcohol has got him into trouble. i simply couldn't tell you but $25 will only buy you one glass of wine at dulles airport, it is extremely expensive! he only lost out on probably won, at most two drinks with that fine, that is the best i've got for you. -- probably one or two. let's go back to the independent, the race for the white house begins. elizabeth warren likely to throw her hat into the ring to be the democratic contender. an

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familiares ahora se suma el reto de donde sepultarlos ya que el panteÓn municipal no tiene espacio, isaecciÓn. >> para enterrar a su hermano quien muriÓ en un hospital con el 80% del cuerpo quemado, contratÓ a los sepultureros para abrir espacio entre las otras tumbas. >> este dolor que siento a nadie se lo deseo, a nadie se lo porque... yoellos, cÓmo iba agonizando... >> hasta ahora ae la emergenci la alcaldÍa donÓ otro terreno para enterrar al resto. >> no tiene la capacidad de sepultar a tantas personas. >> incluso algunas personas han tenido que exhumar a sus familiares para poder enterrar a otro ser querido. >> mientras tanto el presidente iniciÓ un recorrido por las zonas con mayor robo de combustible para implementar un programa que espera evite los y va aer bienestar, y va a tener apoyo de parte del gobierno. se acaba el "huachicoleo." >> las autoridades tienen identificadas mÁs de 23 mil >>tos pasÓ en hidalgo, eso es riesgo gran peligro, para la gente. mientras en las calles los carrozas fÚnebres, una tras otra, continÚan enlutando a ta comunidad, en hidalgo mÉxico, isa soso ro

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localizar a sus familiares >> es la informaciÓn paulina regreso contigo. >> gracias por este reporte isarle el Último adiÓs vÍctor silva tiene mÁs adelante >>> asÍ es paulina, durante el transcurso de las horas de las autoridades ya han entregado los primeros cuerpo y asÍ se despid la comunidad de sus seres queridos >> apenas pueden contener el llanto,s la tragedia se llevÓ l que mÁs querÍan >> en el fÉretro va un hijo, un padre. >> un hermano que perdiÓ la vida en la explosiÓn de la toma clandestina el dÍa viernes >>> no, pues, estamos devastados todos. >> es un dolor muya a llenar >> lo llamo dios dice el pÁrroc de 3 fallecidos para intentar aliviar su sufrimiento >> en una misa ofrecida para velar por su eterno descenso >>♪ >>> con fe tambiÉn piden por lo desaparecidos y porque termine el dolor de las quemaduras de los heridos. >> porque aÚn en los hospitales las vÍctimas del fuego sufren adentro y sus familiares afuera. >> aunque sea, como lo entreguen pero tiene que llegar con nosotros >> paulina, sin duda momentos de profunda tristeza se viven en esta comunidad que dejarÁn una huel

huachicol. >> ellos esperan alguna noticia para saber dÓnde estÁn los desaparecidos q d hidalgo mÉxic isalla fronteriza dijo que todos los detenidos son centroamericanos pero no inforÓo quÉ va a pasar con ellos. >> volviÓ a la normalidad las escuelas de los Ángeles, los maestros regresaron a las aulas tras 6 dÍas de huelgas, luego de una negociaciones maratÓnica con el distrito escolar, marÍa paula nos habla mÁs. >> mauricio se siente feliz de regresar a clases, despuÉs de 6 dÍas de ausencia. >> me gusta mucho porque los maestros estaban luchando por todo lo que querÍan. >> con mucha alegrÍa, estudiantes y maestros, recibieron el anuncio del fin de la huelga que afectÓ la vida acadÉmica de mÁs de medio millÓn de alumno de las escuelas pÚblicos de los Ángeles. >> fueron unos 6 dÍas muy largos lo bueno que atenciÓn, la educacion como estamos ahora que sÍ necesitamos mÁs recursos para los estudiantes. >> 6 dÍas de masivas manifestaciones y mÁs de 20 horas de negociaciÓn, resultaron en un acuerdo con el distrito escolar que incluye aumento salarial de 6%, uno enfermera de tiempo completo en t

so clearly, this isa held for 33 years.news that they rather jumped the gun on the announcement of? yes, if you look at the national theatre website yesterday, you would have seen a picture of the duchess of sussex smiling above a message which said... the duchess of sussex announced as our new royal patron. so they got a little bit ahead of the game but it is formally confirmed today. a lorry driver has been arrested after 27 suspected migrants were found in the back of his vehicle on the m6. a stretch of the motorway near stoke—on—trent was closed in both directions last night to allow police to carry out searches, causing long delays. ben ando reports. a busy motorway brought to a standstill. hundreds of cars gridlocked. thousands of travellers stuck for hours. eyewitnesses said the police were stopping lorries on the m6 near stoke—on—trent, and in one, 27 suspected migrants were discovered. i did see a few of them run up the motorway, and the police gave chase. it was astounding. there's one, there's another, wait, ther

it isa has come with her to washington.e watching his daughter being sworn into office on one of the more touching stories of the new people coming in. that is what it is about. absolutely, as nancy pelosi said. there have been other stories around the world and this one we love. it is 50 years since neil armstrong and buzz aldrin first set foot on the moon. odd to think that it has taken so long to visit the far side — the side we never see. and that it is china, not america, which has made the breakthrough. they have landed a robotic probe in the oldest and deepest crater of the lunar surface. the mission was top secret but with its success china has shown the scale of its ambitions. the change four is carrying instruments that will take detailed measurements of the moon's surface. also on board are six live species that will form part of a mini biosphere. john sudworth has the details. "commence landing", the control room says. and then comes the extraordinary sight — the first close—up images of the far side of the moon

the european union on the 29th of march, but for those mps who are opposed to a no deal scenario this isa deal scenario this is a real show of strength for them andindeed is a real show of strength for them and indeed the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has tweeted this evening that this proves there is no majority in parliament for a no—deal brexit. evenif parliament for a no—deal brexit. even if it is not entirely clear, quite how parliament might prevent that scenario. but part of theresa may's strategy and trying to get the european union to accept the kind of deal that the british government wa nted deal that the british government wanted and also to make it clear to british parliamentarians that this was the only deal on offer was to be able to sue just to both that she could walk away, that a no deal was a possibility —— the to both that she could walk away. it looks as if the european union and mps are being told that that is —— that option is potentially now a little more off the table than it was. as i say, the government is largely playing down the significance of this and believes

tier he isa nextjames bond? who knows? tier he is a frontrunner. time. it is like the tory leadership. if you're a front runner for too long or too soon, it can be a curse. with daniel craig tipped for it before? is with a long time ago that people said a blonde haired, miserable looking james bond, google go for that? willett? it certainly did. richard madden is scottish. he might have what it ta kes. scottish. he might have what it takes. i'm most interested in when bodyguard is coming back. economics means it'll be quite soon it did quite well. there was a kitchen to be proud of. can you see that? i don't know. thank you much indeed. good to see you. talking about the papers, they are mostly full, as he mentioned, what will be a really busy week ahead any week of politics. that crucial vote. we will be seeking a lot over the next 48 hours. we will keep you right up to date here on breakfast. and with everything else as well. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and louise minchin. here's a summary of this

as we have seen, there isa things down. balance between accessibility and security. we don't want to reduce accessibility of mps. at the same time we have to keep them secure. same time we have to keep them secure. these are scenes that we saw yesterday, although anna soubry is smiling we know that there were unpleasant things being shouted at her. the police are in a difficult position, if they intervene it is controversial and if they don't that is controversial. that is not an excuse for not intervening is busy behaviour that they think is not acceptable. i think in some respects, the mp did so welljust to laugh it off. she kept her composure , laugh it off. she kept her composure, i know that when jones was also subjected to read. he just laughed it off. if you take the temperature from the alleged perpetrators, you definitely need to step in. i would like to think the high visibility patrols that you will get now will calm things down and stop it. and prevented, even before it gets to that high temperature. catherine,

the daily telegraph looks at the conservatives and its headline isa mirror the conservatives and itsces revolt against no deal. well, this is the point —— revolt. here we are again another story telling us what mps are against. and the truth is, this is as many as 20 meg ranking ministers indicating they are prepared to quit the government so they can support backbench moves to support a no—deal brexit. you scream, certain of us want to scream at both sides of this debate, because when brexit, brexiteers said, yes, we won, we got this decisive victory, 52—48, you can decide if its decisive not, we got votes people means , , , peoplevoted means , , , and a nd vote now, somehow — your editor said feel edi may aid feel edi may aid is feel edi may aid - is trying for theresa maythat'she is'trying somehow rewrite the laws of to somehow rewrite the laws of arithmetic, two plus two equals five. that was a wonderful way to put it. the extremists on both sides have to recognise that roughly 118, 49%, the other half of the country doesn't agree with them. and therein lies the problem. and will

the way she would do this isa no deal.ld do this is a mechanism devised by a conservative mp, but if she doesn't, with a deal at the end of february than at that stage effectively parliament would take control and try to extend article 50, the formal process of leaving the european union, delaying departure from the eu. if she is not prepared to go along with it, she will definitely face government resignations and equally stories around labour as well. there is pressure onjeremy corbyn to back her on another referendum, but pressure also from rank and file not to do so because they say that will alienate leave constituencies. so for both party leaders there are no easy answers. thank you so much for going through that. iain watson for us. a senior north korea negotiator has arrived in washington intensifying speculation of a second summit between kim jong—un and president trump. it's believed that kim yong—chol could visit the white house today with a message for mr trump. the two nations have been at a stalemate since la

i am not saying that isa reach a deal.look at the past with the us, we we re if you look at the past with the us, we were still closed and then we stopped it. it is difficult to see but the minimum two years and a maximum ten years even longer. thank you for those questions. james is calling from darlington. we did see to get in touch with personal questions. what is your question? my girlfriend is spanish and has lupus so needs medical care. can she still get care if there's no deal? esteems because my girlfriend is already in their country, she is a spanish citizen and the government is saying that citizens who had already you before the 29th of march even with an ordeal, their rates will remain esteem which includes access to health care. what is more problematic is people who visit occasionally, if they are not resident here before the 29th of march and there was no deal, they would be in a more difficult situation but if i understood the question correctly, james's girlfriend lives here and has been resident throughou

china and i think this is us‘s way of very clearly saying the us‘s way'of veryslea r'tyrrsayihg it isas a stance which it will not back down from. karishma vaswani, for now, thank you so much. following those negotiations for us in the asia business her, and certainly the allegations against huawei. i probably don't need to remind you about this... the uk is just two months away — by law — from leaving the european union. parliament will today vote on a series of amendments to theresa may's withdrawal agreement which could shape the future direction of brexit. business remains in limbo with these still among the potential outcomes. an eleventh—hour deal is still possible and the outcome favoured by many companies. mrs may's hopes of getting her withdrawal agreement through could hinge on ditching the so—called backstop mechanism to keep the irish border open. 0ne commons amendment today calls for alternative arrangements to avoid a hard border. a no—deal brexit is the outcome most feared by business, with many companies planning to shift operations abroad. food retailers on monday warn

you'll be hearing from isa and david of the applied technology council. that is a nonprofit that brings engineering experts together to mitigate the effects of natural and other has arts on the built environment. a.t.c. is the author of the report before you and i'll take a moment here to give a little context for the report. so, isa, the earthquake safety implementation program of which this was a part was developed as the work plan for the cap study. the community action plan for seismic safety. in 2011. that is a 30-year work plan. working through the tasks, the city recognized that some building times would need special attention in order to make all that planning and study and resilience more meaningful. and tall buildings is one such subgroup. their difficult exterior access, high potential for collateral damage and sheer size make them especially complicated and especially important. the city contracted with a.t.c. in 2017. this is the first municipal project in the nation to consider the impact of earthquakes on tall buildings. you will see that t