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apologised after an embassy official was secretly filmed saying he wanted to ta ke was secretly filmed saying he wanted to take down a foreign office official. the may promises a far—reaching programme of social reform to tackle what she calls the everyday injustices experience by working families. nicola sturgeon said she is not bluffing about the prospect of a second scottish referendum if the terms of brexit are not right. the average level of unsecured debt has reached a record high of £13,000 per uk households. heavy snowfalls are continuing gci’oss heavy snowfalls are continuing across europe and the united states causing 20 deaths. ina causing 20 deaths. in a moment the sunday morning edition of the papers. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes. so league one millwall produced the biggest upset of the third round. and it was done at a canter. they beat premier league side bournemouth 3—nil. eddie howe selected a completely different starting eleven to their last game, but millwall won easily. and their manager neil

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they can ta ke take in this situation.ke that route, but overall it is a very fine line to walk. by stepping out like that they draw fire from a president who is known to draw fire on twitter from —— towards various different companies. so again, it is a very fine line to walk. and for the technology companies like amazon, google or microsoft, key members of staff are really critical to them, aren't they? it is about the innovators, who may not necessarily be home—grown. the innovators, who may not necessarily be home-grown. yes, for the tech industry in particular, the kind of people with it degrees or engineering degrees are vital to them. they rely on those skills from abroad. it is also a personal story for any of them. the late founder of apple, he is the son of assyrian migrant many of the microsoft and google ceo is have indian roots so it isa google ceo is have indian roots so it is a very personal story to them as well. and how damaging is all of this to brand america? it is the story which is dominating globally,

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it will ta ke as we go through the day.ic air coming in. this whole set of fronts, a splash of rain, the ridge of high pressure building in over the weekend. lots of dry weather in actualfact, albeit weekend. lots of dry weather in actual fact, albeit disappointingly cloudy. hopefully there will be some brighter spells but not too hopeful they will be a lot of sunshine this weekend. it will be milder, rather cloudy, the odd spot of drizzle, particularly in the west. as i mentioned we have an atlantic influence in our part of the world, in contrast to the south—east of europe where a severe cold spell will rip down from the north bringing a hard frost and the threat of snow as far south as the mediterranean. hello — it's thursday, it's 9am, i'm victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programme. our top story today — warnings children are being left to "fend for themselves" online — with parents vainly hoping their kids will avoid the pitfalls. i'm the children's commissioner and we will be looking at how we give children resilie

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no, it will ta ke have his voice that way.e somebody rather brave to brave to try to clip his wings but he is also saying he recognises now he needs to put together a team of people who know what they are doing when it comes to cyber espionage. people who know the cyber, as he would say. yes, some kind of task force looking into how to prevent hacking, not that he seems to think it has done any harm so far but he does seem to be taking this more seriously. clearly, to the extent that the russians have somehow got into the democratic party machinery online, it seems to have been relatively easy to do. it is quite easy to get into party machinery. how easy is it to get into actual government machinery? it is clearly time to take this seriously. it is also interesting, you know, why wasn't this addressed sooner of? why have we got to the point where he is being briefed about it and the election has been and gone? why did the sooner than this something was going on and do something about it? this suggestion is still the democrats

0bama only left office 12 days ago and he has a ready is taken out that american values are the sta keut that american values are the stake and people in the uk are protesting. in the uk people on the street. very unusual. you pointed out former president barak 0bama's comments and it is very unusual for a former president to criticise the current president but it is all around the world. theresa may is in around the world. theresa may is in a difficult position. difficult for a difficult position. difficult for auk a difficult position. difficult for a uk prime minister not to invite the us president for a state visit. what was hastie was to do it so quickly. there is no timetable. there is no reason to do so quickly other than the fact that she was visiting the president last week and wanted to make an offer, i guess. visiting the president last week and wanted to make an offer, i guessm is extremely difficult because of the protests in the uk are about his intended visit to the uk. 1.5 million people signing a petition saying to stop this state visit but she was one of the first sta

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about a change in the us tax system, it's complicated and there's many with vested interests, it may ta key with vested interests, it may take time but now there's pressure. it's interesting, in the uk the government will have a budget and it will make the announcements, it often will make the announcements, it ofte n co m es will make the announcements, it often comes into effect immediately, in the us the system doesn't work like that? in the us you need the president and congress to work in tandem for anything to happen. that's why it hasn't changed for a long time? and when you have something that is so, located, what bits do you change? radical reform is difficult because there will a lwa ys is difficult because there will always be winners and losers —— is so complicated. that is on the agenda, firmly on the agenda of

it ta kes a clinical, a clinical series.he test just to have that takes a lot of confidence going into the testjust to have that high of what we have done in the last few days with different players putting their hands up at different times, but is probably the most pleasing thing. and finally, bono house from the netherlands is $200,000 richer after winning the biggest prize in esports racing history. but what is esport you might ask? well, take a look at this. it may look like a racetrack but take a closer look and you'll see that it's actually a computer game. downtown las vegas played host to the virtual ‘erace' between 20 formula e drivers and ten gamers. they all wore flame—proof race suits to make it feel all the more real. the event boasted a total prize pot of $1 million. that is all we have time for. thank you forjoining us here on sport today. hello. i hope you enjoyed the weekend. for many it has been grey and murky. we have some wind this week to stir things up, so i hope you have sunshine. but there'll be colde

parliament before she can trigger article 50 which will begin the formal process of those negotiations to ta ke formal process of those negotiations to take britain out of the european union. nobody expects mps or peers to try to block that process but they will try to amend any legislation that she tries to get through parliament, to try to affect her whole approach to those negotiations. that could delay the process. as you mentioned, theresa may wants to trigger article 50 by the end of march. if there are a series of different boats which go against her, that could delay the whole proceeding. it will throw an extra light as well onto the labour party amid some confusion as to

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i told you it was windy and i think it got worse, which is why laura had to ta ke it got worse, whichura had to take cover. to mark president 0bama's imminent departure from the white house, our north america editorjon sopel has one made two special reports. the first looked at what the president did and didn't achieve at home. we played that yesterday. the second looks at foreign policy. here it is. there was always something upside down about barack obama receiving the nobel peace prize before he had really done anything as president. when he came to office, one the greatest strategic threats was iran, a resurgent power in the region. but more important than that was securing a multinational deal to curb the nuclear ambitions of tehran, an agreement was struck despite fierce opposition from the israeli prime minister. when the israeli prime minister came to address congress two years ago, there was fury in the white house, they were angry that an invitation had been extended by republican leaders and accepted without the president knowing. but very soon, someone much more to the isr

we heard no attem pts to ta ke baggage reclaim areas.hostages but terrorism has not been ruled out, according to the fbi. our correspondent gary o'donoghue is in fort lauderdale. lots more details coming out now, gary? yes, starting to get a more full picture of what happened here at the airport just a few full picture of what happened here at the airportjust a few hundred metres from where i am standing now. about one pm local time, earlier today, it appears esteban san diego carried this gun from alaska via minneapolis to fort lauderdale —— santiago. when he got here, he went into the bathroom, loaded the gun, went back to the baggage claim carousels and opened fire, killing five. you heard that the local sheriff indicating some of the other injuries that people have suffered. broken bones, et cetera. what we also heard was the fbi was not ruling out anything at this stage. they are pursuing all at leeds. they are not ruling out terrorism. it is worth noting that one of the relatives of esteban santiago, his brother brian, said he was

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a final thought, i wa nt to ta ke investigations. from the international arena to the domestic arena. ijust spoke international arena to the domestic arena. i just spoke to international arena to the domestic arena. ijust spoke to perhaps the leading voice in opposition to president putin in this country today, a man who has declared he wa nts to ru n today, a man who has declared he wants to run in the presidential elections in 2018 against putin. he said to me, you know why putin fights these wars, why he is projecting russia's power in different arenas around the world, he is trying to distract the russian people from what is going on inside their own country, the millions and millions condemned to live in poverty, the systemic corruption, which is seeing a tiny elite at the top, enriching themselves on the back of the majority of russians who see no growth, no prosperity. that's what he's going to campaign on. that is going to cause you and your boss a great deal of trouble. well, you know, unfortunately, we have a very wea k kno

where the money goes and how to enforce certain mandates within the act, but then it's going to ta ke but then it's going to take action by congress in order to take action by congress in order to fully pull it back. without a clear plan, there is no clear plan yet that has been explained. paul ryan, the house speaker, said that they would come up with a plan and they would come up with a plan and they will not take away insurance from people who have it. that is likejumping offa from people who have it. that is likejumping off a bridge from people who have it. that is like jumping off a bridge and from people who have it. that is likejumping off a bridge and then trying to figure out where you're going to land in midair. it's a risky process and the republicans are going to try and repeal it without knowing what kind of effect it's going to have and what they will put in its place because 20 million americans are relying on health care reform for their health insurance. we must have some clues, they've been critical of obamacare from day one, the republicans don't believe in netting

coni group will take a 28% sta ke. stake. coni group will take a 28% stake.ald's will be holding on to the remaining 20%. earlier, i spoke to someone and ask them if the sale is a good move for mcdonald's? this will help them a lot. if you look at how mcdonald's has performed in china over the last couple of decades it has done quite well but is still looking to expand further into third and fourth tier markets. they need cash to do that so this is how they can do that without the bottomline taking a hit. has china become a revenue burden for mcdonald's? it has. if you look at the quick service restaurant space in the last two years consumers have been more concerned about their health and safety issues and have cut back on spending. that has helped to mark hurd mcdonald's. but growth is coming back a little bit. there is still room to adapt and thatis there is still room to adapt and that is what mcdonald's is banking on going forward. do you think these two groups that have no experience in the food and beverage business will be able to grow the food and be

let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast. what's heading our way? but we won't. wind will pick up, it will turn colder, especially through the second half of the week, there will be some white stuff, nothing unusual forjanuary. a be some white stuff, nothing unusual for january. a cold be some white stuff, nothing unusual forjanuary. a cold front is pushing through, ringing wet weather to start the day. some strong winds. not a nice start. heine that it brightens up and turns chilly. showers across the north—west of scotla nd showers across the north—west of scotland turning wintry over the highlands. writer but chilly conditions pushing into northern ireland about brea kfasttime. conditions pushing into northern ireland about breakfasttime. —— writer. the rain heads down. schoolies winds. maybe 50 mph in exposed places. dry in the south and east. winds will be light. the rain will then arrive from the north—west. the band of wet weather pushing towards east anglia and the south—east as we head into the afternoon. behind it brightens up again in the

he wants all manufacturing to ta ke approves.so, board announced yesterday that rather than build a factory in mexico, it will reinvest money here in the us. —— ford. the question as to whether this is good manufacturing or whether this is corporate america not wanting to ta ke corporate america not wanting to take a hit on their share price and have the president—elect tweet at them, quite how this will play out, we don't know. it is fascinating to see. what we do know is that all the power lies with the president—elect and his twitter feed at this point. it will be interesting to see what else he has to say because we just have news coming in from reuters and 80 newsagency that donald trump will have his first news conference on january 11 as president—elect. you remember remember that he hasn't yet held an official news conference to journalists that have gathered since he won the presidency back in november. this will be interesting to see what he will address in that. it comesjust a to see what he will address in that. it co

so in the wa ke global economic stage. wake of the chinese president's speech in davos, a little bit of irony has come into play. is it not normally the united states, the leader of the free world, which is championing globalisation and the opening of borders? no, it appears that the united states is more in a mood to put up some walls and create barriers. meanwhile, china, of course, historically much more closed in terms of trade, but it benefited enormously from globalisation, is now saying globalisation, is now saying globalisation is a good thing. describes it as pandora's box, once opened, many things may come out, some good and some bad but it is really a question of managing those bad things. xijinping described the global economy as an ocean in which china had struggled at times to get and to survive, but now had learnt to swim and it was absolutely not time to retreat to the creeks and small rivers of the globe. another big topic in da boss is the uk's decision to leave the european union. —— davos. and british p

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years. 0bama negotiated tpp for seven years, conversations started in the mid— 2000s so these things ta keese things take time. it would be fantastic to have trade deals with australia or japan but it won't come back soon and in the meantime we will miss out on the economic boom. presumably the leadership in china are upping their hands, they weren't a part of this particular trade deal and they're starting their own version with these countries —— rubbing. what does that mean for the winners and the losers? the real loser maybe the us. with tpp, the us was luke dyer macro hooking to create a single market within asia and exclude china —— was looking to. if donald trump is really interested in keeping manufacturing jobs in the us and keeping that money in the us then he should do what he's already planning on doing, lowering corporation tax significantly, giving american businesses an incentive to stay but cracking down on this trade deal will hurt american consumers and will hurt american consumers and will give china the footing it already has too built itself up more. kate andrews, we a

to ta ke and ended up taking his own life. to take this long to get to this stage is shocking.live today, their lives were trashed by this. their careers destroyed. they were turned into objects of public shame. they we re into objects of public shame. they were persecuted, demonised, hated, and we owe it to those people to do, to say, yes, this is good, but this is... this is belated. the other point is it is a reminder that, yes, we've come a long way, it's been a long, hard struggle for equal marriage, civil partnerships, equal age of consent, we could go on... but at the same time we have a long way to go in lots of different ways. in the playground today, most people grow up listening to homophobic bullying. attitudes have changed. but there are still millions of people with homophobic views. whether it be lgbt people in britain who are deported to countries where they are still persecuted. whether it be cuts to lgbt services. we should take, if you like, as inspiration those people who struggled to get this far, to get even the pardons, but to continue that fight. many th

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now fa ke particular political agenda.about it. we will be talking about it later. thank you. the french socialist party has chosen the hard—left benoit hamon as its candidate for the upcoming presidential election. he beat the former prime minister manuel valls in a ballot of party members. he‘ll be up against marine le pen on the far—right and francois fillon on the centre—right in april‘s vote. black actors have dominated the screen actors guild awards in hollywood. denzel washington was named the best actor for fences and his co—star viola davis won the best supporting actress prize. the event was dominated by outspoken criticism of the trump administration. in a week of anger and demonstrations, this was america‘s despite a weekend of protests, petitions and court orders against it, the white house is standing firm over president trump‘s ban on immigration from seven countries. the president signed his executive order on friday, bringing to an end a hectic first week in the oval office. it halted the entire us refugee

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but there have been moves to ban it both to protect the animals as well as those who ta ke the animals the streets of tamil nadu this is where all decisions on the future are being taken. the indian supreme court, which banned the festival three years ago only to haveit the festival three years ago only to have it temporarily overturned by a recent federal government order. now, later this week the supreme court will hear petitions by animal rights groups campaigning to have the ban reinstated on grounds that jallikattu poses a threat to animals. but for the supporters of the festival, this is seen as striking at something which is at the very centre of tamil culture and identity. there is much more on sanjoy's report on bbc news, on analysis and the impact of the overturning of the ban on the state in india, that is bbc.com/news. we heard earlier about the huge migration that precedes chinese new year. millions of people will return to their home towns to celebrate with theirfamilies. there are many traditions associated with the spring festival, as stephen mcdonell reports from beiji

at chelsea manning who has spent seven years in an american prison and think this is a piece of ca ken and think this is a piece of cake and decide to do the same thing. he's trying to say, she served her time, being apologetic, this is not edward snowden, the sentence was disproportionate and other people will look at her and say, actually, there was a strong punishment here. that won't satisfy conservatives. it was inevitable chelsea manning would come up and inevitable russia would come up, and of course, inevitable, barack obama was asked about donald trump. my working assumption is that, having won an election opposed to a number of my initiatives on certain aspects of my initiatives on certain aspects of my initiatives on certain aspects of my vision for where the country needs to go, it is appropriate for him to go forward with his vision and his values. and i don't expect there is going to be, you know, enormous overlap. maybe a little understatement. katty, i know donald trump and mrobama understatement. katty, i know donald trump and mr obama have such different styles but s

we are sitting in mild air at the moment as the jet wea ke ns mild air at the moment as the jet weakens as the jet weakens up, we see mild air at the moment as the jet weakens up, we see cold air to start the week, milder weather midweek and then towards the end, we open the doorfor some arctic air. then towards the end, we open the door for some arctic air. it does get calls through monday as this front pushes its way southwards. spread southwards across england and wales. south—westerly winds will continue towards the south—east corner. even with some sunshine, it feels colder through the second half of the day the further north. gales could affect northern scotland to ta ke could affect northern scotland to take us through the night. southern and eastern parts become dry and clear and there could be a touch of frost to take us into tuesday. a colder start to the day and a colder start to tuesday it self with north—westerly winds in place. high pressure builds across the mid—atlantic. pressure builds across the mid—atla ntic. with did pressure builds across the mid—atlantic. with did

nonetheless, the government will ta ke nonetheless, the government will take that risk.upport the timetable they have set out. this will be a straightforward bill. it is not about whether or not the uk should leave the european union. that decision has already been made by the people of the united kingdom. decision has already been made by the people of the united kingdomm exchange for their support, the opposition will want guarantees of a meaningful —— meaningful vote at the end of the process. scottish nationalists don't rule out a second referendum on scottish independence. the decision is looming for scotland. are we prepared to allow her future to be dictated by a westminster government that is going down a path that i think the majority of people in scotland don't wa nt to majority of people in scotland don't want to go down, or are we going to ta ke want to go down, or are we going to take our future into your own hands? the westminster parliament is sovereign, says the court, and only parliament can change the law. ultimately, they have underscored the very foun

for him to install his ideas will a lwa ys for him to install his ideas will always ta ke for him totake time. i remember having about five different managers at palace. it's still the same group. a lot of them are still in the team that was in the championship. the heart of the team, and it won't be any different now. but i am optimistic that they will get out of this relegation fight like we always do. let's look at it at the moment. you were involved in a couple. do you start getting nervous after christmas when you see that you are just one defeat from dropping into the bottom three or you are in the bottom three? the last time was two yea rs bottom three? the last time was two years ago. a little bit. you do start looking over your shoulder. you start worrying about what is going on, you start looking at other people's results. they've just signed jeffrey schlupp from leicester. i think it's a great signing. especially with one of their players going to the africa cup of nations. the big is you at west ham is their star player, to michu payet, going on strike and refusing to pla

let's ta ke let's take a look at those front pages. the focus so far has been on theresa may's speech this evening to republicans in philadelphia. that is ahead of her meeting with donald trump at the white house tomorrow afternoon. the telegraph highlights her pledge never to repeat what she called the failed policies of tony blair and george w bush. he was the last republican president. the metro describes the two leaders as the odd couple. the express says the brexit boom and the surge in share prices has given pensions of huge boost with annual pay—outs at their highest for nearly a decade. the guardian has more on their big meeting tomorrow, with a photograph of theresa may, highlighting her assertion that she can forge a strong personal relationship with the new president because opposites attract. the tie focuses on president trump's policy towards his neighbours. the daily mirror gives its front page over to the news about rory mcgrath, who today admitted stalking a former lover. i think we will probably be guided by the front

we will ta ke on that. a two day debate. we will take you back their letter. sacks his attorney general after she refuses to implement his controversial immigration ban. mps will debate donald trump's state visit next month as more than 70 mps call for the president to be banned from addressing parliament. mps are currently debating a bill in parliament to trigger britain's exit from the eu. in the business use today: —— business news. deutsche bank has been fined £504 million by us and uk regulators. it relates to a russian money laundering plan. under the scheme, clients illegally moved $10 billion out of russia via shares bought and sold through the bank's moscow, london and new york offices. authorities said the bank had missed several opportunites to detect the scheme. a boom in building work — cities across the uk are reporting record levels of construction. birmingham, manchester, leeds and belfast are building close to pre—crisis levels. royal dutch shell will sell almost two and a half billion pounds worth of north sea assets to oil exploration firm c

it ta kes than it would have done by sea. it takes around 30—35 days by sea.this train... liamin, can you hear me? sorry to a drug, i was just about was due, what sort of impact is this going to have an trade —— sorry to interop. impact is this going to have an trade -- sorry to interop. this is just a test train. we have had no further announcements. but the operators, in the rail, do run a weekly service already to lots of other countries in europe, such as germany, italy and spain. it is hoped that this will become a regular service. of course, theresa may yesterday in her speech spoke very much about further trade links, and it is hoped that this could be pa rt and it is hoped that this could be part of that future. post brexit. leanne brown. jackie kennedy is best remembered for her style and elegance, as well as for the events in dallas on the 22nd of november 1963, now a new film examines what life was like for the wife ofjfk before and after his assassination. natalie portman, who plays the former first lady, has been speaking to tom brook about the ro

congressman, ifi could ta ke wishing.could take you back to that twitter message from donald trump today, some of the reaction on social media is that this is no diplomacy by twitter. is it important that the president does this in a more traditional way? i don't think it is, we are in the 21st—century and the fact is that we are in an electronic age in which messages are communicated in business through twitter. this is not anything that is unusual. i do think that it is going to have to change in that some of the complexities of international diplomacy are going to have to enter into some of the discussions, and you can't do that in 140 characters 01’ you can't do that in 140 characters or less, so as we proceed forward, i think that twitter will become a way of communicating to the american people what his interests are, but it will not be the substance of the diplomacy. but you will know, congressman, that messages can be misconstrued on twitter, and won't there be some people in congress thinking it could be presiden

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turning round and asking what will happen, even two countries that like each other, these things ta kese things take almost a decade. we saw it with canada, this evil trade monster! i think we have a lot of nice words coming out of the white house today and sean spicer said nice things about the prime minister but... lynn, how does that square with what you said earlier, i win, you lose, how will we get a great trade deal if he's looking out for american workers? if you look at the bottom line we've never had a great trade deal with the united states. we deal more with scotland which is 5 million people than we do with 300 million people than we do with 300 million people than we do with 300 million people in the usa. we talk about the special relationship, they never talk about it in the states, do they? honestly. iwould never talk about it in the states, do they? honestly. i would say, never talk about it in the states, do they? honestly. iwould say, on trade and economics, no. i spent yea rs trade and economics, no. i spent years in the pentagon and frequently you would go in and se

we have reacted in some strange ways. -- wa ke reacted in some strange ways. -- wake ups.a ntic to february. they are rolling the atlantic to raise money for harry's brother, who committed suicide ten yea rs brother, who committed suicide ten years ago, and build some programmes and make sure that he serves as an inspiration for them as they try to raise awareness for male suicide. all the best to them. you are watching bbc breakfast. let's bring you the main news. rail fares across england, wales and scotland will rise today, with passengers facing an average increase of more than 2%. public transport campaigners say the fare rises are "another kick in the teeth for long—suffering rail passengers". but the transport secretary, chris grayling, said the government was delivering the biggest rail modernisation programme for more than a century. the first funerals have been taking place after a gun attack on a nightclub in turkey. 39 people were killed, many of them foreigners, as they celebrated new year in istanbul. many more were injured. a manhunt is under way to find the