mistake using private e—mails and if i can, i would made a mistake using private e—mails and if i can, iwould and if i can, i would not do it again. it was locker room talk, and i apologise to my family and the american people. regardless of how bad the message is, he is spreading fear. he allows the surface. he allows racist sentiment to come to the surface. i do not think it is all about race, i don't want to make it simplistic. a lot of people talk about bringing jobs back and for some reason, although he's not working class, because he's not a career working class, because he's not a career politician, they believe that he will make real change. so, maybe he will make real change. so, maybe he will? hillary clinton... anybody, anyone other than donald trump. he isa anyone other than donald trump. he is a bad man. his morals, the way he does things. do you think you said that stuff just does things. do you think you said that stuffjust to get himself in your mind? because he's got it. even if he's done that, it's a manipulative mindset. he could be doing worse in the future.” manipulative

kid, i wouldn't have spoken to a tramp, i would have was a kid, i wouldn't have spoken to a tramp, iwouldas a kid, i wouldn't have spoken to a tramp, i would have been like, what's up? but now, the way the world is turning, kids, young kids, will come up and say, there is 10p. you know the person who lives here? yes, we've seen him if you times, we give him tea and coffee and hot food but he's not in at the moment. i think we will leave him a gift. it's fantastic for community cohesion to get young men from the asian and moslem community to go out of their way and help people from all backgrounds who are unfortunate and find themselves homeless. with the charity shelter estimating more than a quarter of a million people are homeless in england alone, mohammed says the festive period is a good time to bring people together. we have a full or of news coming up, stay with us but first, a look at the weather news. darren has all the details. good evening. a lot of people out and about travelling tomorrow, in time, some heavy rain, particularly some very windy weather. the worst of the weather

you know those tax, 10 packs of thumb, iwould go to them and they were not cheap.ut i love taking photos. florence ind in college and i sat in a dark room they're developing photos and that is where he learned about filtering, adding the chemicals ath and iteloping b would change the colors of the photos. i brought with me to instagram. emily: and that is how you learned about square photos? >> my teacher said, you will use this, a plastic camera that took square format and i learned to love it. it was easy to take those photos. you had antanford, offer to join facebook. >> yeah. emily: what happened? >> there was a girl involved in that did not want to leave school. and i spoke with a lot of mentors at the time you said it was going to go away. and to this day i think about that decision. i think it was the right decision. and when i think about it, i think about how many technologies come about that people doubt at first and i took that with me, those people who did not think instagram would work, sometimes it is hard to refute, but you need to keep going and tha

iwould rather someone levels of experience then driving hours.and maximise experience, then trying to work with a maximised hours with a driving instructor. 120 hours is based on statistics that showed people are safe for once they have higher levels of experience. giving us something like motorways to work towards, a confident and safe level towards, a confident and safe level to use those motorways gives us more to use those motorways gives us more to work with to get hours under the belt before they take their tests. the latest files to be released by the national archives shed new light on the political turmoil of 1989 and 1990 —— as margaret thatcher's period as prime minister came to an end. the files reveal attempts by mrs thatcher to modify the community charge, widely known as the poll tax, her controversial plan to replace local authority rates. the policy led to rioting, and was a key factor in her downfall, as nick higham reports. it was the biggest political misjudgement of her career, the poll tax causing violence, even riots. the f

iwould hope does say that hospitals and 95% full. hospitals are usually around about 95% full. if they were only 80% for the daily mail would say, the doctors are knocking off and there is...|j mail would say, the doctors are knocking off and there is... i would have thought the daily mail would have thought the daily mail would have a truce on brexit and wish a merry christmas to the non—eu citizens who keep the nhs going, but generally don't get much of a mention. no sign of that. this headline may not have quite the universal appeal of the daily mail. banks are honest clients. and there isa banks are honest clients. and there is a three—year—old member of the royal family. is a three—year—old member of the royalfamily. a is a three—year—old member of the royal family. a top story. on a blacklist. what is this list. i like the contrast with the daily mail because to some extent if you are not a three—year—old royal, then why bother reading? i suppose honest people want to read on. this is a database of people want to read on. this

iwould not there are already at 20 of regulations. are too close to buildings and people. but while professional uses of drones have to registered with the civil aviation authority, anybody else can just buy one and start flying. the government is consulting on regulations which would mean you drones would have to be registered. users would have to pass a theory test, much like that the drivers. and there would be tougher penalties for using drones in no—fly zones. peter galbavy, an experienced drone user, believes the rules are already too complex. if you put regulations in place that are too complicated and they scare people off, then you are going to deny that future industry this pool of talent that we need. there will be thousands of new drone earnest this christmas. whenever new rules come in, they are being told they will be safer if they followed the drone coat. —— whatever. a british—chinese photographer, jacky poon, is among very few professionals documenting the endangered animals that are hidden deep in china's mountains a

iwould performances in 1985. a global superstar, really. talk to somebody who knew him quite well. his former publicist who worked closely with him. first of all i would like to say how incredibly sorry i am for your loss. just tell us what you remember of him, what it was like working with him. i worked under a lady who was his main publicist. i have had a long history with him. i went to boarding school in the 19805, the highlight of the whammy a5 and i was one of the girls who used to run after him and andrew to get their autograph. fa5t after him and andrew to get their autograph. fast forward to 1996 and i was working at mtb in europe met in london, when we had the mtv award5 in london, when we had the mtv awards at alexandra palace. i spent time with him and others and it graduated to working with him. he ha5 graduated to working with him. he has been around in so many parts of my life. you went from somebody who looked up to george michael to somebody who worked with him and developed a friendship. what was that like? i worked for hi

for sure, forsure, i for sure, i would for sure, iwould not for sure, i would not want to live below my sashimi and sushi. i have been there too. biju go very early, about 4:30am ? yes, i love it when people are trading and buying and selling fish and seafood. it is wonderful. eating everything, the sashimi and the sushi is very fresh. yes, it is wonderfully fresh. japan is home to the world's biggest fish market, called tsukiji. it's legendary for tuna auctions, the source of all that great sushi. so much so that a plan to move the market has proved controversial. now a film has reignited a debate over its historic value. the movie's director, naotaro endo, told the the bbc what makes the marketjust so unique. translation: when i first visited tsukiji, i was surprised. i was struck the power of the people who make it it is. i was captivated by the energy and decided i wanted to make it into a movie. trust is the key here. getting them used to you. it is based on family businesses, and how people connect with each other. through the movie, i hope it can provide an opportunity to disc

a viewer in scotland says i would never use a driverless taxi or vehicle, and in india, iwould be scaredit might malfunction. i tweeted this about five o'clock this morning and had nothing but a short, sharp, swift response from viewers about this one. it has been an interesting year. a bundock appearance! 2016 has been an eventful year in the world of tech. and of course the war between samsung and apple reached explosive new heights, i see what they did there. boom. rory, good to see you. you have bought your gadgets in. see that picture? is this the future? we have said 2016 was going to be the year of virtual reality, when we saw a lot of gadgets. we have not seen the mass take—up yet. we are now seeing the emergence of cheaper forms of it. this is an example, a cheap headset in which you put a mobile phone. much easier to get to grips with. not as good as things like the 0culus rift, but obviously very cheap. what does it do? you are being transported into new worlds. my experience from this... i like the world i'm living in! my experience is the first time somebody does this, i did

iwould imagine the duke of edinburgh have heavy coats.feel able to they certainly won't want to miss the family christmas at sandringham, so i'm sure they will return to their plan for christmas in the next day or so. it's absolutely part of the christmas tradition, lots of members of the royalfamily tradition, lots of members of the royal family gathered at sandringham, presumably the palace doesn't give indications as to when they hoped they might be able to get there. they are not. there was the big christmas lunch for members of the royal family at buckingham palace yesterday, all the family together. there was no suggestion then anyone was blowing their nose rather unexpectedly, but it transpires today these heavy colds, and there is a lot of it about everybody has a sniffle almost at the moment. i'm sure they will wish to gojust as the moment. i'm sure they will wish to go just as soon as they are able, because other members of the family will be heading to sandringham. but not, of course, william and catherine, we know they are sta

don't think i'm being racist here, but as a white man, i would being racist here, but as a white man, iwouldkward in those queues, where i witnessed fighting, i witnessed them trying to push through a very narrow gap that some security people were trying to maintain. there was desperation, absolute desperation and this continued on and on and on. and injaipurthe and this continued on and on and on. and injaipur the traffic is rather interesting, because there is so much of it, and the roads were half empty. the whole placejust much of it, and the roads were half empty. the whole place just about came toa empty. the whole place just about came to a standstill. we were going into stores to try and get food and we couldn't because they wouldn't ta ke we couldn't because they wouldn't take the notes. so even notes that we re take the notes. so even notes that were going out of circulation, you couldn't use those because shopkeepers didn't necessarily have the change to give you? they didn't wa nt the change to give you? they didn't want them because they couldn't change them instantly, the 501,0

iwould be an umbrella for some policies of annexation.cting exactly what his policies will be. we willjust have to wait and see. thank you very much for being with us, brigadier general michael herzog, former chief of staff to the israeli fence minister. and we'll find out how this story, and many others, are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10.45 and 11.30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are laura hughes, political correspondent at the daily telegraph and tom bergin, business correspondent at reuters. britain's most decorated 0lympian and tour de france winner sir bradley wiggins has announced his retirement from cycling. in a statement this afternoon, he said he had been lucky enough to live a dream and make a career out of a sport he fell in love with when he was 12. it ends a stunning career which also brought him world championships and many other honours. but it follows questions about medical treatments he received in training. this report from our sports news correspondent richard conway. 0n the road

be preparing christmas dinner now as we speak, i would preparing christmas dinner now as we speak, iwouldi think you have the perfect excuse to snooze at any point you like today over christmas dinner and be waited on hand and foot. enjoy the family and thank you for taking the time to talk to us. not only is it christmas morning but it is also the first full day of hannukah, which began last night. while both holidays are meant to be a time to see family and friends, sometimes these get—togethers can be a source of tension and stress. if you're worried about it all getting a bit too much, we've got a team of experts here to guide you through the day. here with me are reverend sally hitchiner and rabbi benjy rickman. good morning to you both. merry christmas. happy about. it is unusual, quite rare, isn't it, for the first day of to fall on christmas day? jewish festivals work ona lunar christmas day? jewish festivals work on a lunar calendar. it is nice not having tojuggle going on a lunar calendar. it is nice not having to juggle going to work and having to juggle going to work and havin

iwould be too much. i have had a good christmas!e all eat too many unhealthy things and many more are at risk of type two diabetes where they end up having to take all sorts of prescription drugs, but call me a cynical old journalist, there's a bit ofan cynical old journalist, there's a bit of an element that people have been overeating for christmas, guilty, i am afraid. everyone overeats at christmas. people are looking for stories, that's why there sor many papers covering the same. the statistics are horrific. just 13% of men, 21% of women are normal weight, just 13% of men, 21% of women are normalweight, physically just 13% of men, 21% of women are normal weight, physically active and do not drink too much. this is the 40-60 do not drink too much. this is the 40—60 age group and it's storing up a huge and potentially expensive problem for the nhs down the road. these people are going to live longer, possibly than their peers, although they may not looking at the stats. let's stay with the mail. going back to carrie fisher. they

well, iwould have big reservations about how it will work but i do not wa nt about how it will work butr picture here is that there is currently an exercise to stabilise nhs budgets. extraordinary measures were taken to balance the account —— the accounts. you say it is getting better now but already a plan is in place for a potential winter crisis, taking money from other parts. but all of this makes the assumption it is possible to manage demand to match the funding available. that is a big gamble, prime minister. if it does not work, and everybody acknowledges that it not work, and everybody acknowledges thatitis not work, and everybody acknowledges that it is challenging, if it does not work amat what will you do? villa first of all, -- it is up to nhs england and the government that we do see the plans being put forward that maintain the service in the nhs we want to see. there are changes being proposed by the government. you dismissed the issue of the seven—day nhs, i think that is an important issue... no, i said it had not been costed.” is an important issue... no, i said it ha

i went into a restaurant and had a cheese sandwich, i would restaurant and had a cheese sandwich, iwoulday the same assembly who was ordering lobster. in the meantime, people who are waiting for the service they want, should they be paying the same as others who are already getting superfast speeds? you need to look at each individual case, it is difficult for me to comment on individual circumstances, but bt have said that they will look into any of those cases that have been raised on the programmes today to make sure that people who have contacted the programmes do get the information they need. should there be some sort of rebate? many people will have access to superfast broadband but have chosen not to take that option. the one size fits all solution, it would be slow and would take a long time to roll—out, and it means there would not be that choice. the fact that we have that choice which means people can choose whether or not to have superfast 02 upgrade further —— or to upgrade further. there are a lot of different options that homeowners and businesses, and i want to make sure

when i was a kid, iwould not sleeping rough in manchester.s turning, young kids will come up to people on the street, there is tenby. you know the person who lives here quite well? yes, we have seen him afew here quite well? yes, we have seen him a few times, exchange conversations, given him tea, coffee, hot food, so we will be something in his tent because he is not here. it is great for the asian muslim community going out of their way at christmas and helping people from all backgrounds who find themselves homeless this time of the year. with the charity shelter estimating more than a quarter of a million people are homeless in england alone, mohammed says the festive period is a good time to bring people together. we are going to return to bristol, if you were with us a short while ago you will have seen the verdict coming from bristol crown court in the case of two men both found guilty of four counts of manslaughter following a tipper truck crash in bath last year in which four people were killed, including a four—year—old girl. haulag

iwould not i'm not. i would not go to a supermarket today. you are getting it delivered.arket today to stock up on all of those things we probably forgot. brussels sprouts going to the checkout. mince pies. they are being sold today. pigs in blankets. thousands of millions to be sold. the busiest shopping day of the year, the staff during up for it in their 24 hour supermarket. while i checkout everything you tommy to buy, i will have top tips in the next half—hour, but let's get the news, travel and weather were you at this morning —— you told me to buy. good morning from bbc london news, i'm alice salfield. chelsea have been cleared of breaking any premier league rules in the way the club handled claims of historical sexual abuse. garyjohnson — a youth team player in the 19705 — revealed he was paid 50,000 pounds to keep quiet about allegations against its former chief scout eddie heath. the club's apologised for what it calls his "unacceptable suffering" but the league said chelsea hadn't broken any rules by not reporting the allegations. rough sleepers in london have

would not want to go back to the iwould not want to go back to the daysne of having to wait three weeks for a catalog. i would love to go online. i would stop by and have it the next day. i don't want to go back. that's cool. purdue, big university. i don't want to go back to the days where we have to line up at the forums. in it is nice to be able to do it online. it's nice to be able to file your tax return online. you don't have to mail it. streamlined health care. there have been numerous cases where the information aggregated has saved someone's life. in some countries, the pharmacies actually have large databases. at least a couple of instances, they were able to save somebody from taking two different types of medication that would have killed them combined. they were able to go to the pharmacist, wait a minute, you are taking such and such? you can't take this because that will kill you. being used to determine disease outbreaks, zika, hnh1, avian bird flu. to find out where patient zero is. my friends who do epidemiology, trying to find that hotspot ground zero is essential. it

all depethe plan and how it would ppen and how iwould be frame.d you respond and should we respond to the hacking alleged by the u.s. intelligence community? >> well it is very simple though it is complicated. number one the obama administration has to inform congress and transition leaders have to inform president-elect trump and congress about it. president obama basically should inform the american public. let's suppose there are issues the next president will take it to president putin, we have many issues between us and many issues we can work together. let's work on, setting up the new relationship. ashley: he is a deal make irthat will be interesting to see how it resolves itself. walid phares, thank you so much. >> thank you. ashley: and there is this. president obama imposing sanctions on russia after they're involved in the election hack. there is another side to this. gordon chang, author of the coming collapse of china. when it comes to the world of hacking they're right up there near the top with russia. you were saying russia and chi

iwould just like to say that sent my most honest and sincere prayer for a leader that would abide by a constitution of this country and take everybody into consideration. god answered my prayer with donald trump. everybody is complaining about it. i don't get it. i would like to think all the intorats that put thei trump office. when you need your help to get this country back online. merry christmas and have a great weekend. host: thank you. speaker of the house paul ryan releasing a video on how he is spending his christmas holiday. here is a look. [video clip] "elf."ke it is a wonderful life is one of my favorite movies of all time. christmas.every it is a thing i do. a thing i make my kids do. is black and white. they are confused about that. a modern christmas movie micah's life is "elf." >> santa is coming to town. >> santa. is he here? host: on this christmas morning -- open phones on this christmas morning. a glimpse of what may be ahead in the 115th congress, at least early on. reaction to the senate by democrats on the floor of the house. right proposes fines, ethics moves