widely known as aa gill, he's the much feared and widely followed restaurant critic for the london sunday timesazines, author, traveler and one of the finest essayists of our time. letterewe, as it stands today, was built as a shooting lodge. deer stalking like they do here is something from another era, but it persists in places like this, which both protect and cull deer populations. if you are, like us, of course, two murderous aristocrats, looking to put some venison on the table, you need help, professional help, and estates like letterewe, come with a stalker. stephen miller has been working here for eight seasons now, both protecting the animals who live on it, and helping people like us in the arduous and delicate task of sneaking up on them. we would, as gentlemen of leisure, require a cook, and adrian has recommended the supremely well-suited fiona cullinane, who excels at this kind of scottish, traditional game cookery. for dinner it's grouse. shot, then hung until the already funky game bird gets pleasingly ripe. the birds are rubbed inside and out with salt and pepper, some fresh t

london time and on sunday at 5:00 p.m. as well.ot more to come from that conversation throughout the day here on bloomberg television. still with us in the studio is david stubbs. we heard douglas went there talking about the transition that is underway over in china. incoming u.s.he administration in china, we don't know the details but the rhetoric suggests it's ever increasingly important. david: i think china has seen the writing on the wall about this for the last few years, not just for the political atmosphere but for consumers across the western world. they saw benefits of pivoting away toward more domestic sources of growth and they are starting to do that. from industryy and manufacturing, industrial production and consumption. the interesting thing about the chinese stock market is the transition is already happening. software is at 32%. three years ago it was only 9%. you're already buying more new china vanke old china. , china in many ways is a microcosm of the way that emerging market equities have changed in the las

sunday times newspapers. hejoins us from just outside london. good to see you, thank you for joining us.s to the news of george michael's death. i am stunned and very sad. 0bviously he is a huge star. arguably the biggest british bar of the eighties. madonna, michael jackson and prince robert lee just about eclipsed him in the 1980s but in terms of british superstars there was him and phil collins —— print is probably. he was huge and as david sillitoe alluded to the was one of the few musicians to make the rare transition from teenybop idol to bona fides serious grown—up artist when he quit wham at the heart of theirfame in 1986. when he quit wham at the heart of their fame in 1986. he when he quit wham at the heart of theirfame in 1986. he could have gone on with one but he chose to make the leap and he did it very successfully, very ha rd make the leap and he did it very successfully, very hard to do. he had the rare fortune of cracking it in the us, didn't he? that's right. in the 1980s there were a couple of groups that are merged out of what is loosely described as the new romantic

time for the narberth festival. the community transforms 1840's london, also on sunday afternoon, the annual tradition includes street vendors, performances. children should also take part in scavenger hunt to find. >> looks like fun. >> south jersey teen and his friends said their sunday, cemes forgot. resting place of african-americans who lived in the area 200 years ago. "eyewitness news" reportrown reports. >> the gravestones aren't really -- can't really see em them, you know, there are still people down there. >> burried in the ame cemetery, african-americans who lived in the mt. holly area back in the 1800s. bow scott want to keep their memory alive. >> eagle part project, from troop 236 are renovating, he said it was overgrown, overlooked. >> this place, it was shrouded with bushes, and trees, and i've lived here my whole life. did i not notice it when i passed it. >> so evan and the boys went to work, removing 30 trees, hauling away rotted wood and cutting brush and vine. along the way, they met mary her great great grandfather is burried here. >> and i was seven or six or five, i would come back here to tak