the european commission also plans to ta ke european commission also plans to take island to court overts failure to collect billions of dollars of back taxes from apple. —— ireland. let's find out more on this. the european commission is really busy but what do these allegations mean for amazon? really busy but what do these allegations mean for amazon7m really busy but what do these allegations mean for amazon? it has to be said the europeans have been very aggressive with major multinational companies that they believe to be avoiding taxes. the european commission conducted a nearly three—year investigation into amazon's tax practices and they found amazon had gotten into a sweetheart deal with luxembourg starting from 2003. so the european competition commissioner margrethe vestager said amazon was allowed to pay four times less tax than local companies subject to the same rules and she said this essentially amounts to a legal state support from luxembourg. amazon and luxembourg both deny this and amazon said they are now looking at all of the options to combat this decision, includ

it will ta ke central belt of scotland.e and it will be a botherfor northern ireland in places. further south the cloud will break and the temperatures will respond. it will be a very pleasant day, 13—15 degrees. sunny spells and showers to the north of that weather front. from wednesday on into thursday, so the journey of this weather front continues apace towards the southern parts of england and wales. weakening all the while, a band of cloud with the odd spot of rain. brighter skies and dryer conditions behind it. not warm, 9,10 or11 dryer conditions behind it. not warm, 9,10 or 11 degrees or so. friday, another set of weather fronts for the north—west of scotland, north—west of northern ireland. elsewhere cloud, the odd passing spot of rain. fiona. thank you. before we gom there's just time to tell you about a special report coming up at10.000pm. ed thomas investigates knife crime on our streets. every 1a minutes there's a knife crime across england and wales. did he knock that guy off his bike? yeah. who knows what it

it ta kes seve n unstable regions in the world.reach the top, but it's well worth the effort. it's like a soup just kind of brewing and stewing and isjust, just kind of brewing and stewing and is just, you could just kind of brewing and stewing and isjust, you could spend all night out here if it wasn't so cold just checking out the lava flows. it's incredible. set in the unesco world heritage site at virunga national park, the nyiragongo and its magnificent lava lake are attracting visitors from across the world. and with that, the biggest natural threat is giving back to the community living below. charlotte atwood, bbc news,. well, the 19th national congress of the communist party of china is now well underway. and there's lots on the agenda. but one thing delegates aren't keen to discuss is the country's relations with north korea. the bbc‘s steve mcdonell has been doing his best to find out what china's political elite think of kim jong—un. china and north korea used to be the best of friends, but recent events have put quite

it will ta ke worked yet. no it hasn't. it will take some time. ta ke take some time. transitions usually take some time. transitions usually take some time. transitions usually take some time. it needs to be negotiated by social contacts. there should be focus on a particularly after the first to arrows, that should be flowing into increases in wages, which has not happened. and thatis wages, which has not happened. and that is some reason that conception has not improved. the ball is definitely on the court of the corporate is, who should be raising wages. but why don't they? actually, firstly, it is the conservatives of the company here. risk avoidance is their keyword. i don't think they are their keyword. i don't think they a re really their keyword. i don't think they are really finding the exactjune of the things that they really want to invest in. so from these two reasons, they are still reluctant, especially with the ambiguity of external factors. corporate is especially with the ambiguity of externalfactors. corporate is not reallyjumpi

wanted in perfect shape, that was fake news by nbc which gives a lot of fa ke fake news by nbc whichews recently. i think somebody said i want ten times the nuclear weapons we have right now, right now we have so many nuclear weapons, i won them in perfect condition, perfect shape, that's the only thing i've discussed. general matters is putting out a statement saying that was fake news and it's disgusting the way the press is able to write whatever they want to write and people should look into it. times like these i need to turn to anthony zurcher, washington. you don't need a licence to run a news network? you do not, you need a licence to run a local tv station, in network affiliate, the fcc which isa in network affiliate, the fcc which is a government agency will give licenses because there is a limited spectrum but that is handled directly at local stations, does not go through networks, there is no nbc license the government could provoke. except that the network ‘s own a few local stations but it would be hard to do that, the sec is an independent agency, it's obviously an em

i quickly wa nt to ta ke for this announcement. take you outside, it is not just all eyes on the catalan president. all eyes on the big screens as well, because huge crowds are in different parts of barcelona watching those events piped out of the catalan president. these are cata la n the catalan president. these are catalan supporters, but i'm told that there are other demonstrations elsewhere in the city which are pro—unity, because over the last few days we have also seen big demonstrations from people wanting to know who split from madrid as we return to those pictures inside the chamber. —— no split. andrew, let me quickly bring you in, that is another huge dynamic in all of this. if there is any declaration of independence, we have already seen a number of fans saying they would leave the region and health to —— head to madrid and elsewhere. this is the tickly importance of the banks. they need to ensure that their investors and financial markets and their depositors, come what may they will have a presence in spain and insi

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senatorjeff fla ke's criticism of probably a good move.ke's criticism of the administration, a second attack in the day from a senior republican, one who is also standing down, bob corker said the president is incapable of telling the truth.|j think it will be the contribution that hurts our nation most. you think the president is debasing the nation? i don't think there is any question that that is the case, just the way he conducts himself and he goes to such a low level. just, i do. mr trump responded with some scathing tweets saying that bob corker, who helped president obama to get as the bad iran deal, is fighting tax cuts, adding senator corkeris fighting tax cuts, adding senator corker is the incompetent head of the foreign relations committee and look how poorly the us has done. republican critics of the president is only seemed to find their voice when the end of their political careers is already inside, but this may prove to be more than just the latest white house infighting. they could actively hurt republican chances of re—e

and it's back to work for industry workers in darjeeling, but it will ta ke workers in darjeeling, butt will take a while for a new supplies to be available. find out why. good morning, asia, hello world. glad you could join us on asia business report. the us central bank has released the latest minutes from the september meeting, showing another rate increase is expected by the yea rs rate increase is expected by the years end. 2019 could bring more hikes, although the decision seems like a sure bet, there are some divisions over where information is headed. i think this is deja vu all over again headed. i think this is deja vu all overagain in headed. i think this is deja vu all over again in the sense that there is this great divide over the prospects of inflation in the us economy. i think that will be an overriding concern, and that is one of the key points from last night. i think the feds are going back to data dependent tangent, but if they are focusing on inflation, the next matrix could be affected by the hurricane fallout, especially in perishables and energy markets, so thi

you say you have been making changes at wells fargo ‘s fourth 30 years but you enabled this fa ke accouears but you enabled this fake accounts scam, you got rich from it and then he tried to cover it up. at best you were incompetent, at worst you were complicit and either way you should be fired. mr sloan was the chief financial officer at wells fargo at the height officer at wells fargo at the height of the accounts scandal in which millions of fake accounts were opened without customer's commission. as cfo he would speak to investors on a regular basis. on those calls you aggressively promoted wells fargo's ability to open new accounts, didn't you? no, i did not. you didn't? well, here are the transcript from all of the investor earnings calls that you participated in and on these calls, no—one, not even the ceo at the time brand more about wells fargo's ability and commitment to open new accou nts ability and commitment to open new accounts for existing customers. ability and commitment to open new accounts for existing customersm the face of such harsh criticism, mr sloan defended h

this weekend we've really ta ke n good evening. this weekend we've really ta ken a good evening.ish coast yesterday, big waves being whipped up by the strong winds. brian now, a fairly innocent looking area of low pressure in the north sea. a little ridge of high pressure for us overnight. this area of low pressure in the atlantic will keep us busy in the week ahead but it isa keep us busy in the week ahead but it is a weather front sweeping across the british isles. a breather for the next few hours, showers clearing and clear skies chilly for a time to the east of the british isles but coming into the west, are first signs of that weather front. by first signs of that weather front. by the time we get into monday morning, a wet start for many. temperatures rising again as the cloud and rain pile n mild enough first thing on monday but a soggy, miserable looking start on the whole. northern ireland should brighten nicely by the morning and we will see brighter weather pushing in from the west as the day goes on. some eastern coasts, and particularly down towards the channel, str

years hammering your body every single day, even just running around every single day, yourjoints ta kelot of lads would be absolutely fine, but when you have joint issues and i would be absolutely fine, but when you havejoint issues and i have had almost everyjoint you havejoint issues and i have had almost every joint operated you havejoint issues and i have had almost everyjoint operated on, you have consequences of them. it is almost your body kind of decompressing in a way i'm getting used... see you get a fewer aches and pains. hopefully, that will pass because it has still only been a couple of months since i finished. so hopefully, that will pass. yes, it is better but i am not going to lie, to be honest, it is still sore. i'm sure you want to have kids at some point with your partner, do you ever think it is going to be tough playing football? not really, the difference now is because when i was playing, and cannot do anything else outside of rugby because i had to training the next day. if i went and kicked a ball about in the afternoon or whatever and i was sore, it meant i c

sad to say it, but nobody‘s surprised when someone with guns ta kes innocent lives in america.ildren after sandy hook or clubbers after 0rlando, what happened in las vegas marked a new nadir. there's the numbers, for one thing. when you add those hospitalised with wounds to those who died, nearly 600 people were casualties. then there's the killer's arsenal — crazy even by the standards of these tragedies.

that's why i ta ke something. yes. he did. that's why i take flowers to his grave.do for him now. he would appreciate the delicate beauty of their bloom. even each blade of their bloom. even each blade of their grassy stems. no detail of life was too small or too humble for him. now, i think it is life was too small or too humble for him. now, ithink it is the life was too small or too humble for him. now, i think it is the case that certain bits of the dialogue area that certain bits of the dialogue are a little on the nose, but i didn't care, because i was so entranced by the visuals. you saw, just from that, just how extraordinary it is. there are scenes that are done in monochrome, black which have almost photo real iced —— photo realist. black which have almost photo real iced -- photo realist. i apologise to break into the film review. you will be able to see that at 916 this evening —— night for —— 9:45pm. president trump is talking about iran. let's listen in. is to ensure the safety and security of the american people. history has shown that the longer we i

let's ta ke let's take a listen.nd positive about britain's future and these negotiations. if we are going to take a step forward together, it must be on the basis of joint effort and endeavour between the uk and eu, but i believe that by approaching these negotiations in a constructive way, in a spirit of friendship and corporation, we can and will deliver the best possible outcome that works for all our people, and that belief was shared by other european leaders. that is theresa may. but german paper frankfurter allgemeine had another take. it pushed an article, seemingly written from the perspective of eu officials, saying mrs may had "begged for help" and appeared seemingly "anxious, despondent and disheartened". the eu denies this. nothing is true in all this. i had an excellent working dinner with theresa may. she was in good shape. she was not tired, she was fighting, as is her duty, so everything for me was ok. she didn't plead with you for help us to mock no, that isn't the style of british prime ministers.

have airbus been after a sta ke unexpected? have airbus been after a stake in bombardier?en. bombardier got into financial trouble in 2015 when the government ‘s had to help out and at that time airbus had a look, taking an interest in the c—series because everybody realises it is a good product and it could have use in the domestic chinese market. this happened quickly, but it is because they had a dress rehearsal for the transaction a couple of years ago and that is why they got it done quickly this time. very interesting. we will watch this space. any changes or updates, we will fill you in on every twist and turn. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: an app that is just nine weeks old has been bought by facebook. it's called tbh, which stands for to be honest, and encourages teens to be nice to each other, and has already been downloaded five million times. facebook didn't reveal how much it paid for the company, which only has four employees. the british online fashion retailer asos has reported a 1a5% increase in profits. international sale

north korea faces stiff un sanctions, but how much is really at sta ke sanctions, but how much is reallyake in the hermit kingdom? and in hong kong, a change in regulations means mountains and mountains of rubbish piling up. hello and welcome to asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. to asia business report. i am shara njit leyl. as to asia business report. i am sharanjit leyl. as we have been reporting, it is another day and another twit from donald trump, stirring up tension between north korea and the united states. as the international community tries to cut off funding to north korea's nuclear programme through economic and financial sanctions, little is known about what like in the world's most secretive country. earlier, i spoke to in hastings, who wrote about this, and asked how he got his information. it is difficult to get into north korea. but to get into north korea, you need to leave eventually. —— justin north korea, you need to leave eventually. ——justin hastings. north korea, you need to leave eventually. -- justin hastings. you have caught your book a most enterprisi

he says it is time for the nation to ta ke ce ntre he says it is time for the nation to take centre stage in world affairs. stranded for days, the thousands of rohingya muslims fleeing, we report from the border with bangladesh. we look back on the 2002 moscow theatre siege and here one woman's account of the events of that night. two days after the killing of malta's most famous investigative journalist and a car bomb attack, the country's prime minister says her death is a nightmare. and every day, outside source features bbc journalists working in over 30 languages. your questions are always welcome. os is the hashtag. welcome back. we have been talking about the rohingya crisis many times, it is still very much an ongoing emergency. amnesty international has a new report out today, it says myanmar‘s army has killed hundreds of men, women and children in a systematic campaign to expel rohingya muslims. the report calls for an arms embargo on myanmar, and for those behind the attacks to be brought to justice. rohingya muslims have been flooding into bangladesh from the ground state, now

but what business leaders are saying that here is that greed and the way greed has ove rta ke n greedrtaken what is right a lot of times within some of these laws is really causing issues and use the massive companies, the likes of star bucks and google, these big companies are voiding paying tax whereas capitalism is based on a taxation system. so tax is a big thing and of course just the fact that there are so many differences now from what capitalism used to be to what it is now, honey and greed ruled the world. -- money. the love story about plastic bags, if we left everything to the free market, we would be drowning in plastic bags. what you need to do is to regulate them, perhaps in three people in jail but —— perhaps do not throw people injail but jail but —— perhaps do not throw people in jail but to do certain things like keeping the environment clea n, things like keeping the environment clean, you cannot leave it to the market. absolutely, and what they are doing in rwanda with plastic bagsis are doing in rwanda with plastic bags is unbelievable, the smuggling of plastic ba

let's ta ke toll to rise. thanks very much.d floor of the mandalay bay hotel, that's the scene. we believe that the window from which the shots we re that the window from which the shots were fired. as you can see, broken glass. probably broken by the gunman so glass. probably broken by the gunman so he could access, as barbara was describing, but concert venue. we cannot verify exactly that this is the room but it does seem highly likely. that's where the gunman was found by police when they broke into the room minutes after the attack had happened. 50 dead, more than 400 in hospital, and an investigation, and the underway into why the gunman, stephen paddock, 64—year—old, carried that attack out. donald trump is expected to make a statement in the next 20 minutes at the white house. we will ta ke minutes at the white house. we will take you there for that. this is becoming the worst mass shooting in american history. let's take a look at what we know about the suspected gunman, stephen paddock. 0fficials officials say they do

you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. >>> prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in the so-called keller clown case in florida. sheila keen warren is being held without bail after a hearing in west palm beach. investigators say she disguised herself as a clown before shooting and killing maureen warren in 1990. sheila warren moved to virginia and later married the victim's husband. >>> and pennsylvania is facing another fraternity scandal. the move came after a student suspected of drinking was found on a local street unconscious. they have been under a social ban since tim piazza died in february after a night of drinking during a hazing ritual. >>> investigators believe max gruber may have been forced to drink so much that it killed him. lsu police say text messages are at the center of the investigation of the alleged hazing death of 18-year-old pledge max gruber. >> people who have life-lasting relationships, why did his life have to end so early. >> he received a group text tell

there are rumours he wa nts to ta ke complicated. he wants to take cash away from pensioners to get to the young which ido pensioners to get to the young which i do not approve of. i do! generally i think it should be steady as you go. the big crises, this whole thing about austerity and who has been suffering, universal credit, all of those things are exerting immense pressures and i think they have been deeply unfair, never mind tax for people who have money like you and me... we have worked for it! so do other people. there are people doing jobs where they cannot even feed their families jobs where they cannot even feed theirfamilies in jobs where they cannot even feed their families in this country and that's not on. probably the last generation that would...” that's not on. probably the last generation that would... i don't know that up to him or the department for work and pensions but the idea of having to wait six weeks to get universal credit does strike me as absurd. they do not like him because he was a remain voter. does

most importantly, it has the confidence to ta ke importantly, it has the confidence to take its timeal story, although it was science fiction, it was about what it meant to be human and what the memories do in the formation of our personality. how do we define our identity? big science—fiction ideas. blade runner 2049 says these are the ideas that matter and we will run with them. 30 minutes into the film when i realised it really did have the confidence to take its time and place itself, i heaved a sigh of relief because i was so glad that denis villeneuve had taken the spirit of the original. i have seen it twice now. the first time i was knocked out by the way it looks and sounds, the way it was as a cinema experience. the second time around, what was fascinating was the weight became a melancholy experience. it‘s a film became a melancholy experience. it‘s afilm in became a melancholy experience. it‘s a film in sadness, the tears in rain, the key element of the original blade runner. if you are a fan, a genre movie fan, and blade runner is important to you, as it is to me and a l

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it is a terrible irony that in order to reta ke a terrible irony that in order to retake raqqa, they've to destroy the city. in iraq, government forces have taken oil fields from kurdish fighters. we'll also have reaction to the murder of an investigative journalist in malta. her son says the country's a mafia state. i'm rebecca jones at london's historic guildhall, where the six authors short listed for one of the world's most important literary prizes, the man booker, are waiting nervously to find out if they've won. we'll bring you the announcement of the winner live here on bbc news in the next hour. raqqa has fallen. the islamic state group has been driven from its de fa cto group has been driven from its de facto capital. this is in the north of syria and four months after the kurdish—led, us—backed syrian democratic forces began their offensive. it has now declared that the city has been completely liberated, with ongoing operations to comb and cleanse districts from the remnants of is. raqqa was the first major city to be captured by is in 2014. it became the headquarters of wha

that, with these genetic variant tests, ta ke n that, with these genetic variant tests, taken togetheruld notjust be doing a single br a. kr. ac test but carrying out the tests for common variants, assessing the density of the breast tissue and looking at other potential risk factors, of when you have your children, when your menopause is, have you used hrt, ets. ideally how widely available would you like it to be? well it works for the whole population, not for the very few people who carry the high risk gene. so in an ideal world i would hope every woman would be able to have this assessment. maybe it is an assessment that can be done at the time of having breast screening, so we know how big the risk is, so women can choose, if they are at higher risk to have more frequent screening, some of which is approved by nice or even to take preventative medicines, again some of which are approved by nice. thank you very much forjoining us this evening, professor. thank you very much. about their own struggles with mental health, and set up their charity heads together to encourage people t

as always in this set up, it is the hills that get most of the rainfall, so the la ke get most of thennines, wales, the south—west picking up a bit of rain. ahead of it, some brightness, and behind it also some brighter weather. that weather front moves through out the way as we head into the early of thursday, the weather opens up, the winds die down, clearing skies, quite chilly on thursday morning, particularly across northern areas of the uk, may be mist, a touch of frost across the far north of scotland. but overall the message is that the weather will be improving towards the end of the week, and it will stay very mild. now, these mild winds are coming all the way from the southern climes, trawl up by this area of low pressure forming across the atlantic, this vortex that is sucking in moisture and warmth and milder in our direction, so yes, a fair bit of cloud, some of it affecting north—western areas, where we are closer to the weather front. further south, closer to the high pressure, temperatures could get up to around 24 degrees by the time we get to the weekend. so a grey

see if ke we can get him to do more. >>> next, must-see tv. harry connick jr.'turn to "will & grace." >> how heavy was that sedation? because i feel like my ex-husband is standing right there. >> thursday, grace's ex, leo, is back. but are they rekindling a romance? >> who cheated? >> he did. >> seriously, that was a shot in the dark. >> can there be a happy ending? >> who knows? >> i hope so. that's up to the writers. put in a good word for me. >>> and finally, "ncis" gets spooky. >> detective higgins met a ghost. >> reporter: tonight, the gang uncovers new evidence from a decade-old murder. it's the first episode since pauley perrette announced she's leaving after this season. >> i like a boss who sticks up for his people. >> reporter: and next week, new female energy when maria bello joins the cast. >> i think you like having me around. >> i'll take all the girl power i can get. >> i just saw pauley earlier this week. she's doing fantastic. >>> up next, kate middleton's first public event since announcing baby number three. >>> plus, mila kunis d >>> and chri

you can ta ke critical that that happens. clues from the aids epidemic at its height. it's not just enough to educate doctors or reduce the number of pills prescribed. we've done that in tennessee. we have reduced prescriptions. but the number of deaths are not going down because we are not offering people viable alternatives that would manage their chronic illness. the cycle will continue until we are able to get oui’ continue until we are able to get our head around that. the other big issueis our head around that. the other big issue is that these pharmaceutical companies have a lot of money to pay the lobbies in washington. that's certainly an argument that has been put about. i always say if there were a magic bullet we would have all been shot by an now in america. sometimes it's not that straightforward. pharmaceutical companies have a significant role to play. especially with interaction with insurance companies. sometimes it is not dictated by what the science shows and what's the best for the patient, but what insur

that wearing the ca ptain‘s and kane said he does not think that wearing the captain's armband will ta kehe captain's armband will take anything away from his goal scoring game. we have plenty of leaders in the team, whoever wears the armband, there are plenty of us who will speak up and try to help each other on the pitch. and when things get tough be there for each other. like isaid, for tough be there for each other. like i said, for me it is another game to try and help the team, try and score my goals and hopefully qualify for the world cup. harry kane, clearly one of england's world —class harry kane, clearly one of england's world—class players, but only last week southgate said there are one or two players in this squad who at the moment on form clearly don't warrant their place in it. he clarified those remarks. as a manager you want competition for places, not just in manager you want competition for places, notjust in the squad but in the starting xi. clearly a fuel of the starting xi. clearly a fuel of the guys are not regularly playing at the club. what do we want? as a manag

i'd ta ke i held my hands up for that. i'd take responsibility, i led the campaign andi take responsibility, i led the campaign and i am sorry. the other main news this hour: go that way. get out of here... video of the moment police react to first reports of a gunman in las vegas and the first responder who knew his daughter was only yards away. i cannot describe it as anything but carnage. there were bodies lying on the ground and there were people running around who were shot. spain's political crisis worsens — as catalonia says it will declare independence in a matter of days. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has struggled to deliver a difficult keynote speech to delegates at the conservative party conference in manchester. the prime minister suffered coughing fits throughout the speech, repeatedly struggling with her voice. it was not the only difficulty for mrs may, who was interrupted by a well—known prankster, who handed her a piece of paper marked p45. in her speech, the prime minister apologise

there's one thing i see in the wa ke last.these communities. something i saw yesterday at the vigil, i met at ness, a young man named john and on sunday night he was not on shift but as soon as he found out what was going on he got the call, he got his rapid response tea m the call, he got his rapid response team together and went straight to the hospital. and he worked around helping dozens of people. he said he had never seen in his life, even though they prepare for these traumas, he'd never seen anything like it in his career. the thing that shows you the unbelievable resilience of people in the wake of these tragedies is the story ofjohn because despite working round—the—clock treating people he then tells me that he himself had lost some friends in the tragedy which unfolded in this building behind me. you said this is a party town, what is the mood like where you are now? how are people coping in the aftermath? i have not yet been out on the strip but from what i understand there are still hotels that are open of course

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you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster.ut for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. >>> closed captioning provided by -- three vitamins. gold bond. >>> the coastal town of kaymer, turkey, is beautiful, like the turkish ririviera. maybe skip this weekend, though, because once a year they do the red bull c2 sky race, things get a little loud. three days of all-out racing madness, and it is spectacular. the first day starts off with a beach session racing on the sand, then day two, they continue the race, whoever scored highest in the beach race determines the starting order of the forest racing section, and then day three is the toughest of them all, the olympus mountain racing section. it gets crazy. this is a hard enduro style race. >> can you imagine being able to do this, be one of the participants that manages all three sections? >> no, i can't imagine, because some of this stuff looks absolutely unrideable, nevermind raceable. >> can i say just leave it there or do i have to

want to play in the big games with the big crowds and the big atmosphere where there is a lot at sta kehere there is a lot at stake. you might get nervous but i'iei’ves stake. you might get nervous but nerves are good. it's something all the boys will be relishing. we are all looking forward to it, no matter who starts and it's going to be hopefully a full house, the scotland fans will be vocal as usual and they will be right behind us. gordon strachan has urged his players to concentrate right until the last punchbag in this match because they've been undone by damaging late goals in recent qualifiers, that pa rt goals in recent qualifiers, that part of the reason they have not reached a major tournament since the world cup in 1998. it's something the players in the squad have talk about, how difficult it was, watching euro 2016 and seeing northern ireland, wales, republic of ireland all playing in that tournament. it's been a long wait, could it soon be over? the good news is that the fate is still in their hands which at one stage looked unlikely. but in much more smooth ride for nor

instead of taking seriously they ta ke instead of taking seriously they take literally.th very much for your time. in and will have a summary of the business news but first headlines. jared 0'mara has been suspended from the labour party for sexist comments he made in 2002 and 2004. the uk economy grew by 0.4% in the three months to september, making the chances of a rise in interest rates next week highly likely. brexit‘s at victory has said that might not be given... until the britain has formally left the eu in 2019. hello there. the business use it out. —— news this hour. as we've been hearing the uk's economy has grown faster than expected. growth in the services and manufacturing industries helped the gross domestic product for the quarter rise by 0.4%. financial markets are now strongly indicating an interest rise next week. lloyds has announced pre—tax profits of £1.95 billion for the third quarter. that's an increase of 141% on the same period last year — which had included provision for ppi compensation. half of british women and a fifth of men have been sexual

it is time for us to ta ke rejuvinisation.ime for us to take the centrestage in the world and to make greater contribution for the humankind. amid all the congratulations, xi jinping did mention some areas where china was facing problems. translation: our challenge lies in the imbalance growth. this has become an obstacle in meeting the demand of the people. we must realise the challenge of our country and the change of the challenge is a historical challenge, which has presented challenges to the party. the basis of growth, the imbalance of the growth needs to be resolved. quality of growth, efficiency growth needs to be improved so that the needs to be improved so that the need of the people can be met in economy, social, cultural and eco— areas. and better improve people's lives and advanced progress of society. xi jinping also told delegates that growth in the country's economy meant china would become increasingly powerful. translation: china is rising in the east of the world with a very new face. through our long—term s

are there pictures in this exhibition, john, where we see cezanne the artist ta ke lea ps forward ?e he makes paintings entirely with a palette knife. portraits had never been painted in that way before. the next big step is in the middle of the ‘705 where, after having worked with the impressionists, colour blooms in his pictures. then by the ‘80s, volume is very present with regular hatch brush strokes. and then in the ‘90s, all these different currents really start to come together. cezanne was famously grumpy. sitters could be reprimanded for the slightest fidget. "does an apple move?" he'd snap, even though it might have been the 150th session they'd attended for a single portrait. it is fair to say, cezanne was something else. will gompertz, bbc news. before we go, we wanted to show you this... a british man has taken to the heights across south africa in a balloon. he reach heights of 2500 metres, suspended by 1000 helium balloons strapped to a camping chair, as you do. tuesday saw a range of temperatures across the uk. a lot of cloud in east anglia. 20 degrees, much higher t

i think he needs to ta ke as you can rate? for the buy don't quite know yet. 0k, fantastic. we will checkin know yet. 0k, fantastic. we will check in with you throughout the morning and seeing how it is getting on but at a chilly start of the day in hebden bridge. clear skies around and that is the story across many parts of the country this morning. it has been quite chilly overnight with mist and fog around, but through the day, once it lifts, there should be some sunshine. across the country, misty and murky conditions especially across western and southern parts of england. they should clear away fairly quickly and then across the board we are looking at largely dry conditions with lots of sunshine on offer. fairly breezy across northern scotland but less windy elsewhere. there could just be one or two rogue showers in the far east but most places avoiding them. some across scotland this afternoon, there will be patchy cloud but decent spells of sunshine and, away from the northern isles, not too windy. heading south acros

it is a new attempt to ta ke institutions.the catalan, and that shows through well that we are not confronted to a question of legality, it is a political question and needs to be addressed politically. any attempt is the constitutional court decision right now will simply fuel and fuel even more frustration the catalan society. are you prepared to carry on, even if that means imprisonment for sedition? i don't like to think about prison. actually i don't thing anyone should be put in prison for not committing any crime. we haven't done anything illegal. you know that prime minister rajoy is under pressure from conservatives in his government to really clamp down on your movement, to shut down the cata la n your movement, to shut down the catalan government altogether and ta ke catalan government altogether and take power back to madrid. that is not a fight that you can win, is it? when you have millions of people demanded to be listened to, i think it is impossible to deny that reality, and we need to confront this politicall

let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news.s two soldiers have been killed in an attack on a guard post outside the king's palace in jeddah. they say a man drove up to the gate and began shooting. the gunman, identified as a 28—year—old saudi national, was killed by royal guards. police in denmark say they have found the head and other missing body parts of swedish journalist, kim wall. she disappeared in august after boarding a submarine with its inventor. peter madsen has been accused of killing her but denies the charges. he's being detained while investigations continue. in london, a woman has been arrested after trying to scale the front gates of buckingham palace. police say the woman, in her 30s, was detained on suspicion of trespass, but that the incident was not thought to be terror—related. ports have been closed and evacuations ordered in the united states, as another hurricane is set to hit. it's a category 2 hurricane, and it's intensifying as it moves the outer edge of hurricane nate has already reached the us gul