the metro, the end of an era, a rather bad pun i have to say facet the metro usually have to say facethat is not one of the best i would say. it is, andl one of the best i would say. it is, and i want to be sympathetic like a lot of people who would —— with harry and meghan. i suspect they're both very good people. i was lucky enough to know harry's elder brother rather better so years ago. if what is really behind everything in the 14 pages that one of the newspaper said this morning on this story, if they really have got this desire for a more peaceful life, then everybody will wish them well. but one has to humbly point out that if there are other people in life who woos and have the awful tragedy of losing a pa re nt have the awful tragedy of losing a parent at very young ages. is the level of scrutiny that harry talked about again last night really such a surprise to him? and if that is the case, when did it become a surprise? to become a surprise in this past... if he does want to do the job, he does want to do it, does any quiz ever from does want to do it, does any quiz everfro

and there is a link with that story and history of the metro.. , the metro, i have to confess, i have seen the opening of the new series. love island, winter edition. this is about all the williams. he has quit love island three days and because he is actually still in love with his ex—girlfriend so would be a bit weird, just be doing it for the money, when he if he is beginning to make pretending to fall in love. so thatis make pretending to fall in love. so that is the reason he is learning unchanged outboard, it is transpired that he had been doing an instagram account that someone tracked down where he posted all of these pictures with dead animals that he has killed as part of trophy hunting. a picture of him with an antelope. who cares? of all of the headlines, the metro, they really are going to the depths. who cares about the story? trophy hunting, but who cares about this guy, no one knows who he is. someone knows who he is. i have to say there is more pressing and important issues to be splashing on. we have only seen two episodes, so

these picture, the metro particular show the picture of someone metro particular show the picture ofver's escorting him, that the face masks the face shields on because of the human to human contact of this virus. and yes, it is going to be quite dramatic and they do not know of people going to start wearing the facemasks more the uk but that

let's start with the metro, because this story does feature on many of the front pages, doesn't it?ntence that has been announced for this student who, in the words of the metro, lured a drunken man to his flat. and frankly, it makes horrible reading. it is absently harrowing. just prolific and he's clearly a very, very disturbed young man. at the age of 36, to have had up to 200 victims. the scary thing is there could be many more, it was only within a short timeframe. the fear that he's been doing it for much, much longer, wejust that he's been doing it for much, much longer, we just don't have evidence of it. clearly someone that is very disturbed and needs to be keptin is very disturbed and needs to be kept in prison for a long time, and be given as much help as possible. could there be more victims? certainly, the police said there are at least 70 that haven't been able to be identified from the videos they kept of the attacks. hearing about the story, and the nature of it, there's been a number of court cases so it, there's been a number of court cases so there it, there's bee

most of the metro and railway lines are running as normal. even though this protest does not formally get underway for 20 minutes, an equivalent protest i covered in the last couple of weeks -- normally come up by this time of the day, there are four more people -- there are far more people out in the streets. it is looking quiet at the moment. the real challenge for these protesters is, how can they keep momentum alive? how can they keep people coming into the strtreets as these pension forms -- reforms continue to make progress politically? there are fewer people in the streets. genie: given that the pension reform is moving forward politically, what are the tools the unions still have at their disposal to try to stop it? nadia: that is the real question, and i think it will be maybe challenge for the unions. remember, there are many different unions involved here. we have the more combative union still insisting they are not giving up, and not telling the people to get out of the streets until this entire pension reform is scrapped. there

>> they are not spent on more roads or vehicles but a dramatic expansion of the metro syste system, more buses, more electric buses. and looking at los angeles as a hotbed for new technologies. so there telling people if you set up the new company whether scooters or economy cars or flying ships, you can try it out in los angeles. >>host: that happened in santa monica? >> yes and people were unhappy about it because one day it just appeared on the sidewalk in santa monica and people thought they could use their phones to activate them now they are writing around without helmets, getting in the way of traffic, and making some people very mad. but the guy who set it up previously worked at huber - - so offer your service get a lot of people who like it and then deal with government what you have the constituency and the fan base and that's what he did. and angered officials of santa monica but i was just there a few days ago and lots of people are zipping around on scooters. >>host: if governments fail to assert control with taxes and regulations, cheap, ubiquitous mobility could overwhelm

hijo que manejaban este auto junto al bosque el cuerpo del padre estaba en el vehÍculo del hijo a metroscia >>> mÁs de 11 millones de acres se han consumido >> 3 estados afectados

. >> pero se espera que el mal tiempo empeore y que deje un pie de metros de nieve. >> en californiafrustración se apoderó por una reunión comunitaria, exigían explicación por los combustibles que lanzaron desde el aire un avión de la empresa delta. >> ( información en pantalla) >> en este encuentro la representante de la empresa, expresan frustración por avión que liberó combustible, dicen que ha faltado transparencia en todo este proceso..

. >> golpeando utensilios de cocina a metros del senado, intentaron que su protesta a favor de removerresidente trump se escucharÁ dentro del recinto legislativo. >> no podemos esperar, no podemos aguantar mÁs de esos 3 aÑos han sido demasiado y donald trump y mike pence fuera ya. >> tuvieron que soportar temperaturas congelantes, aunque no eran muchos su mensaje era claro. >> los millones de personas que no les gusta lo que estÁ ocurriendo que salgan y vengan a las calles. >> el proceso deberÍa preocupar a toda la naciÓn dijo este hombre que viajÓ desde colorado y vivirÁ en washington dos semanas para atestiguar el juicio polÍtico. del otro lado de los defensores del presidente. >> muchos de los que apoyan a

the metro chamber of commerce in two thousand 16. she serves as vice president of government affairs and public policy. she works on policy and legislation at the local, state and federal levels to help advocate for the region's business community. ms. ellen look locklin ellen mclaughlin is engaged in a broad-based employment law practice, specializing in federal and state court and administrative agency employment litigation. ms. dena is head of a better balance, a leading national advocacy organization headquartered in new york city. a better balance is dedicated to advancing the rights of working families, promoting fairness in the workplace and helping workers across the economic spectrum care for themselves and their families without risking economic security. we appreciate all of the witnesses for being here today and we look forward to your testimony. let me remind the witnesses that we have read your written statements and they will appear in fall in hearing record. pursuant to committee rule seven and committee practice, eac

these picture, the metro particular show the picture of someone metro particular show the picture ofeone in hong kong and whoever's escorting him, that the face masks the face shields on because of the human to human contact of this virus. and yes, it is going to be quite dramatic and they do not know of people going to start wearing the facemasks more the uk but that is something. but apparently, the health secretary braced for an outbreak. the test being taken are precautionary measures and obviously, it was inevitable. there must be some coming back from the pa rt must be some coming back from the part of the world carrying this virus. the number of people. but to stop people from travelling at this time of the year in china is quite. it is really major. it is the biggest event in the calendar there, the biggest period of time for travel in china. people going to the provinces and travelling around the world as well. ministers, ministers of facing criticism for not monitoring people arriving into the enough and that is in that we hear more often in the coming days. yesterday, as i

which is running the metro the metro has as largely ground to a halt so this is the longest strike really since long straightaway strike since the 1930 s. here in france. lisa lu is there reporting for us from paris now in china a new type of virus could be the cause of a mysterious pneumonia like illness that is and 59 people to the hospital the virus is supposedly linked sue the deadly sars outbreak it's similar to that one that came out in china in 2003 the outbreak in the central city of one hon has been linked to a seafood market in the city as more many of the patients worked out or visited the woo one on seafood market in the city is around 100 kilometers inland from hong kong but officials there have also put precautionary measures in place. the border entry exit control points affan hands held surveillance and inspection medical personnel have been advised to stay alert and transfer and quarantine the suspected cases as early as possible the hong kong food and health bureau will keep in close contact with the world health organization like china has been hit hard by novel pathoge

which is running the metro metro has as largely ground to a halt so this is the longest strike really since long straightaway strike since the 1930 s. here in france and this is there any end in sight to these protests. and the government is talking to the unions negotiations has started again at the beginning of the week the government especially trying to convince the more moderate union the c.f.d. t. to come on board that union is opposed to one specific measure measure especially of the reform that is the so-called age that is the government wants to increase the age at which she should get a full rate pension from $62.00 to $64.00 the union is a radical you pose to that but and they say if you withdraw that then we could actually you know support the rest of the reform that is especially you know merging the $42.00 different special regimes into one however it's not known yet if the government will really you know give way to that and also if even if these negotiations work out there are the unions here more radical ones like the city that have patched that they will continue the

while the metro looks at accusations that borisjohnson has been hiding and avoiding questions on thee football association selling its rights to fa cup matches to the betting firm, bet365. soa so a range of stories on the front page, i guess, a mixed bag. let's start with the guardian, because the us- start with the guardian, because the us— iran situation does feature on most of the front pages, doesn't it? john, hundreds of british troops on standby in iran crisis. does the guardian tell us what they would be used for? it is as much for protecting the british troops in terms of the most likely backlash is going to be targeted strikes, whether it is in the green zone, where the brits are working alongside the americans. we were just positing the thought that iran will feel obliged that it has to strike in some way, it has to do something, otherwise it would lose face with its effective number two having been a subject to a targeted assassination by the americans. so the iranians must do something, but what can they do, and the iranian backed militias do that won't trigger an even fu

out of the city where the virus has started, wuhan in particular and that has been reflected on the metroere is a problem that as well because if you are in that city, you probably do not want to be in it but on the other hand, if you leave that city, there is a risk of it spreading. in this case, talks about the britons in the affected area and it is not clear what we're going to do about them. whether we help them get out 01’ them. whether we help them get out or not. priti patel here saying the government is still deciding what to do and other reports suggesting that logistical issues, are yet to be secured. of course, you cannot go m, secured. of course, you cannot go in, take people out, fly them home and let them walk around if there is and let them walk around if there is a risk. what would you do, quarantine them? presumably. if you don't, you are allowing the disease to spread by allowing people who are potentially infected to just wander around. that has to be taken into consideration so it is not a simple thing. at the moment it is probably better for people to be contained in

list up and do some of those for the next ten minutes, take us to the front of the metro.t which i think most would agree it would not be front page news. might be an inside lead. suddenly bank, all over the place, because we have william and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge helping to make milkshakes ata cambridge helping to make milkshakes at a bradford restaurant. they've been doing good work, talking to people about mental health, visiting local businesses, celebrating community projects in a very un—manner us community projects in a very un—manner us that her glamourous place in a very unglamorous way. it is in the front of the daily mail, kate the dazzling touches shows us how it's done. it's all very clear that this is the continuing rumbling on. and this is what happens, harry and meghan will find when they leave the royal fold, everything and meghan will find when they leave the royalfold, everything a royal says or does is interpreted and analysed, sometimes to death, and sometimes quite reasonably. because they know very well we are doing this. they've se

por mucha buena voluntad sino que tienen en el metro perfecto cÓmo va a determinar si la persona necesitÉdicay luego una referencia a una clÍnica local. inmigrantes menores de 18 aÑos responderÁn a un formulario de salud.todos los menores de 12 aÑos y personas con problemas de salud recibirÁn evaluaciones mÉdicas. la implementaciÓn del plan dependerÁ de fondos y recursos disponibles para la agencia.se establece que no otorga derechos o beneficios a ninguna persona. >> la casa blanca anunciÓ que va extender el plan de deportaciÓn de migrantes que estÉn en su cita en la corte para pedir su asilo. es tienen el plan hasta nogales, arizona. tenemos los detalles. silvia:se estarÁn exportando inmigrantes solicitando asilo. asÍ lo informÓ el departamento de seguridad nacional. ella tambiÉn menciona que sÓlo se les dio una semana de anticipaciÓn. ademÁs hay personas que no estÁn de acuerdo con esta medida >> es increÍblemente problemÁtico y peligroso para los inmigrantes. lo ponen de vuelta a enfrentar los mismos peligros que venÍan huyendo en el lugar. >> con la finalidad, de combatir el trÁfico

next storm system has been pushing in pretty rapidly into the pacific northwest this is the actual metro area this is actually kirkland and the snow really has been coming down this is monday into tuesday so causing by amount of travel disruption you can see the storm system very strong winds too as you go through wednesday and that storm system will actually work its way further south was already the rain band well so pushing eventually down into northern areas of california but wednesday ahead of that it is fine in san francisco 12 celsius is your high now at the same time on wednesday we could actually have some flooding across into mississippi and then as we go into thursday the rain once again really popping up across much of texas 14 celsius in dallas and quite a drop in the temperature there but clearing out nicely throughout much of the east and then on thursday we've got just 2 celsius in seattle or there's snow flurries really all the way down into northern california and a fair amount of heavy rain pushing into southern areas of california and then widely scattered showers acr

let's start with the metro, kevin.prince andrew story that has emerged from the us really dominating the papers. it is the one big news story of the day. in all the front pages, they are completely covered by the coverage. it is astonishing really because as you said there, he did say publicly he would be willing to help any investigations that took place and it isa investigations that took place and it is a pretty hard—hitting statement put out, zero corporation, radio silence from the prince. interestingly as well, buchli and palla nt interestingly as well, buchli and pallant keeping interestingly as well, buchli and palla nt keeping at interestingly as well, buchli and pallant keeping at arms length saying it has nothing to do with us, it is all on prince andrew and so far he hasn't said anything. so the indication is they have tried to make a purchase but not getting anywhere. we are not clear legally i guess whether he could be forced to give evidence. that's right, some papers including the guardian are reporting

this story as we were saying a moment ago on the front page of the metro as well.ther out in the event that they were not, they were in a bigger room. not on the platform together. i thought it was quite interesting as well listening to president trump. he also seemed to be talking about a kind of conspiracy by big socialists effort that began on decades and the climate conspiracy was the latest iteration of this attempt by socialists to control every aspect of life. is that what that kind of free enterprise lobby actually believes? i don't think so. i think that if you're a genuine s and free marketeer which is not represented at davos as the ultimate crony capitalist coming together, big business, while bs, politicians on one room, nothing good will

hijo que manejaban este auto junto al bosque el cuerpo del padre estaba en el vehÍculo del hijo a metros autoridades comienzan la evacuaciÓn de personas atrapadas en las playen una operaciÓn que pudieron salir vÍa maritima con Éxito >>> fue aterrador uno de los 4.000 desplazados por el fuego >>> el mal tiempo pronÓstica que la lucha serÁ larga con vientos en contra y temperaturas en 104 grados f° >>> regresamos a estados unidos >>> en el Último aÑo, las denuncias de una mala atenciÓn mÉdica en los centros de mÍnimo grants se han multiplicados y por eso ahora la patrulla anunciÓ cambios en sus polÍticas de salud y para ellos es insuficiente >>> estuvo en custodia de la patrulla fronteriza en donde no recibiÓ el tratamiento adecuado para su diabetes >>> medicamento que me dieron no me hacÍan efecto no era lo que necesitaba y me empecÉ a poner muy grave >>> al menos 16 adultos y 7 niÑos murieron bajo custodia de inmigraciÓn >>> entre ellos gregorio hernÁndez cuyo padecimiento fue captado por las cÁmaras de la patrulla fronteriza todos estos casos han provocado acusaciones e investigaciones

por metro, recogiendo todo, juntando todo.estos, entonces lo transportan a los laboratorios, y establecen la identificaciÓn positiva. reportera: muchos medios estÁn informando que el helicÓptero girÓ varias veces, dio varias veces vuelta, pero esto fue controlado, no estÁ fuera de control. >> fue controlado, porque estaba con la torre de control esperando, y cuando estÁn esperando, dan vuelta en un mismo sitio, que cambian las condiciones climatolÓgicas, visibilidad. con las instrucciones nuevas, empiezan otro rumbo. reportera: Él habÍa recibido indicaciones que continuara sobre la autopista 101, ¿quÉ fue lo que pasÓ, cómo es que termina en una ladera? >> su vecino no es pareja va con la autopista 101, y por eso tomÓ otro rumbo. carolina: el alguacil de los Ángeles, alex villanueva, dijo que han emitido una ordenanza para evitar que las personas se acerquen a esa zona, estÁn viendo cÓmo quedó ese lugar. esto serÍa un delito menor, si una persona se acerca lugar para tomar fotografÍas. no ha encontrado una cajonera, pero encont

the issue we were facing in the metro was two-fold. one, there were not often but frequent enough to be annoying delays and service, significant delay and services and it was unreliable and had people thinking if i'm driving on that day i do better. the more significant obstacle was crowding. is that people are being passed up particularly at castro and church stations ochurch stationy home from work. if ridership is declining, that suggests to me that we're missing the mark. our goal is to create more capacity and get more people on those trains off of the streets. if ridership is declining it's a metric successor with problems all over the place. i just find it hard to believe, given what i see on a daily basis. i will look forward to seeing the updated figure. i will say, that's an extremely important figure to me because if we're losing ridership in the subway, that's a big problem. >> as a daily k.l.m. rider, i can't speak precisely to causality but we're not providing the level of service that our passengers deserve in the subway

incendios en el metro y saqueos. >> en una casa. >> estamos en guerra. contra un enemigo poderoso, implacable, que no respeta a nada ni a nadie. >> quÉ les parece piÑera cuando hablÓ de la guerra? >> una tontera, un horror. >> ellos estÁn en guerra contra todos los chilenos de buena voluntad que queremos vivir en democracia con libertad. llama todos a unirnos en esta luchacontra la violencia, contra la delincuencia. [disparos] [disparos] [disparos] >> ustedes no protestaban? >> no, yo no estoy para protestar. >> mi hijo me decÍa yo salga protestar. >> yo vivo cerrado ya que caminar para ir. >> yo no protesto. >> mi hijo si ha ido. >> ellos son los que llaman a la gente a la violencia. las marchas son siempre de forma pacÍfica. no sÓlo en santiago sino a nivel nacional. la violencia surge porque lanzan con su estado. >> nadie se preocupa por nosotros. somos invisibles . no tengo que dejarla mi hijo, no tengo ningÚn patrimonio. >> no te da miedo a la violencia? >> no, no me da miedo a la violencia. me dan miedo ellos,

and bus s strike which ended it 4646th day. >> the paris metro almost t bac to normal after 50 days of continuous strikes. this monday a handful of lines will be disrupted, the buses tramams and traiains movining o again because the majority of strikers are back at work. and it's a strike that has cost them dearly. this father of two has missed out on more than 2,000 euros of wages. >> we're not going back to work because we give in. we're going back to work to get our heads above water financially and then on friday 24 the strike is back on. >> the 24th of january is when the government is set to submit its pension reform bill to parliament with a vote due in the coming months. some hardlininers wish their colleagueses would have held ou for longer. >> when a base is at zero 200 euroros more changes nothing. a big demo is coming on friday. >> from transport staff to others. in the docks they're not taking part in continuous strikes but will close the ports from wednesday to friday. >> the aim is to keep pushing. to keep the movement alive and keep calling for this reform to be scra

. >> golpeando utensilios de cocina a metros del senado, intentaron que su protesta a favor de removerntar mÁs de esos 3 aÑos han sido demasiado y donald trump y mike pence fuera ya. >> tuvieron que soportar temperaturas congelantes, aunque no eran muchos su mensaje era claro. >> los millones de personas que no les gusta lo que estÁ ocurriendo que salgan y vengan a las calles. >> el proceso deberÍa preocupar a toda la naciÓn dijo este hombre que viajÓ desde colorado y vivirÁ en washington dos semanas para atestiguar el juicio polÍtico. del otro lado de los defensores del presidente. >> muchos de los que apoyan a donald trump no estÁn aquÍ porque saben que esto es uno farsa explicÓ. mientras adentro se definÍa el futuro del mandatario, los visitantes llegaban al campesino saber mucho de lo que estaba pasando. >> lo del impeachment no sabemos tambiÉn, si sabemos que donald trump estÁ sola espera de un juicio por ciertas acciones que Él ha tomado. >> tras meses de anticipaciÓn este juicio polÍtico que determinara si el presidente donald trump sale o no de la casa blanca, sigue dividiendo

metro police! open the door! (suspenseful music) metro police! - it's probably nothing, ok? toby probably sent them. let me just go talk to 'em. jeez. ok, i'm gonna call toby. come on. - here he comes. here he comes. - go, go, go. get back, get back, get back, go, go, go. tommy. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. - you know, we would be able to help you a lot more if you would just come into our office. - no. no cops. i told that to oz. it's not part of the deal. - i don't know or care what it is you've done or what warrants are open for you right now, but there's a killer out there, and we're just trying to protect you. - you know everything i know. me going down to the cop shop isn't gonna change anything. - [michelle] dev, what's going on? - the guy said he was

i am sure you didn't take the metro. i am getting around by b i cycle, the metro.is not affecting me directly but i am not the only one, because cyclists have grown in huge numbers over the last couple of weeks and actually it is getting a bit complicated because there are so many people in the streets. bit complicated because there are so many people in the streetslj bit complicated because there are so many people in the streets. i get around. you can imagine why people are exasperated by what is happening but i just are exasperated by what is happening but ijust wonder which are exasperated by what is happening but i just wonder which way the sort of sense of sympathy falls among the general public. is it among those who are fighting hard to keep hold of that amazing social model that france has had for so long are those who think it is time to get over it and see what the president is trying to do, which is to reform a broken system ? to do, which is to reform a broken system? strangely enough it is a bit ofa system? strangely enough it is a bit of a paradox be

the issue we were facing in the metro was two-fold.one, there were not often but frequent enough to be annoying delays and service, significant delay and services and it was unreliable and had people thinking if i'm driving on that day i do better. the more significant obstacle was crowding. is that people are being passed up particularly at castro and church stations ochurch stationy home from work. if ridership is declining, that suggests to me that we're missing the mark. our goal is to create more capacity and get more people on those trains off of the streets. if ridership is declining it's a metric successor with problems all over the place. i just find it hard to believe, given what i see on a daily basis. i will look forward to seeing the updated figure. i will say, that's an extremely important figure to me because if we're losing ridership in the subway, that's a big problem. >> as a daily k.l.m. rider, i can't speak precisely to causality but we're not providing the level of service that our passengers deserve in the subway.

the picture on the metro is from hong kong. hospital in hong kong. protect yourself. we might end up seeing more of those being worn. they're not even sure how transmits. they are trying to work out the very nature of it. it starts in animals and it started in this fish market in the city in china. some people are saying from a snake. i read earlier today that fish market has been closed down for some time now. why did we know about that before it was known to be a cause of this problem. the independent. criminal probe over baby debts at maternity unit. this follows on from the work that michael buchanan has been doing for bbc news. the preventable deaths of babies. michael buchanan has been oi'i of babies. michael buchanan has been on bbc news and is stuck with it heroically, many people would say. certain preventable deaths he is talking about. this report takes it a bit further because he's talking about more than 130 newborn children brain—damaged by oxygen starvation. a scandalous aspect. one of the contributing factors in all of these cases is

thousands have gathered in the slain capital for a 13th week of protests began over metro fare increases police on friday deployed water cannons to disperse crowds as demonstrations turned violent. and tall volcano remains a life threatening authorities warn after it suddenly and spectacularly erupted more than a week ago and continues to cover surrounding areas in ankle deep ash debris and mud 20000 people have evacuated their homes and the region remains on the highest alert. the german foreign office has apologized after inappropriately trying to tap into the bio hash tag so do some one in 4 words government institutions around the world are trying their hand at humor in the latest twitter craze but for many users their efforts aren't exactly love at 1st sight. x. x. . x. . x. x. . your b. said court approved. if your visa application process did not make people feel less than human it might have been funny but it does so this is gloating in your discretionary power laughing at people who are subjected to it not cool and quite out of touch this is not funny playing on people's feeling

many lives in the city were saved by the ticks of a metro. i. never. did it was. a metronome followed by sirens were broadcast on 1500 speakers throughout the city a slow beat mantra treat a fast one and warn that the german bombers were on their way and became a symbol of resistance to the nazi air raids and resistance to attempts to starve people to death reformation our reports from the northern capital. plenty of grog knowing today as st petersburg was a main strategic targets for nazi germany and the fates they prepared for this beautiful city were still laid to waste by bohrman it and also starving its almost 3000000 population to death the horror of the siege was how desperate came routine when you walk down the street when you remember it or rather try to forget you come across dead bodies carried on sledges all the time or dead bodies lying on the streets and at some point there was a lot like they simply stopped paying any attention to these horrific saw its appearance really do i remember the 1st time i saw a corpse on the street wrapped in some rags at

which is running the metro metro has as the aussie got out to a whole it said this is the lie. longest strike really since none straight away strike since the 1930 s. hand france there was lisa lose their reporting from here were sworn to that war you know resignation prince harry and meghan marcos announcement that they're going to step back from their royal duties has sent shock waves through britain and through the house of windsor the news reportedly took even prince charles and the queen by surprise who are said to feel hurt by the move harry and megan's wedding back in 20 scene was held as the start of a new chapter for the british royal family but now the couple say they want to become financially independent and to spend more time in north america the honeymoon between the you case tabloid press and the newlyweds it did not last long . it is a shocking announcement and is getting a lot of press attention to talk about that it's now i'm joined here by my colleague paid to the dog who's been tracking reactions online to this and you talk about the media itself see this on

while the metro looks at accusations that boris johnson has been hiding and avoiding questions on theand the daily mail's front page features at the football association selling its rights to watch fa cup matches to the betting firm bet365. a variety of front pages, and they are all too early for the news coming in as we speak that at least nine rockets appear to have hit an iraqi air base in the west of the country. more details on that. nonetheless the continuing tensions between the united states and iran. hundreds of british troops on standby in iran crisis. does the story give us more details about what they would be doing and where they would be going? we have british warships, helicopters and several hundred military personnel on standby. this is basically because they fear there is going to be some kind of reprisalfor they fear there is going to be some kind of reprisal for the assassination of the iranians general last week and what we are hearing is it looks and it is unconfirmed, that may well have been the case. one of the early reports suggesting they have actually hit on

let's start off with the front page of the metro, the lead story. you see, do you want to kick off?he queen looking very intense year leaving church today. i think we have to remember in all of this that whatever prince harry and meghan markle, the duke and duchess of sussex, want to do, the fact is it has landed on the queen. 93 years old, has dedicated her life to service and anyone would sympathise with her being at the centre of this extraordinary row as they gear up for these crunch talks tomorrow. extraordinary row as they gear up for these crunch talks tomorrowli am for these crunch talks tomorrow.” am tickled by the fact that the intro says the queen appears to be deepin intro says the queen appears to be deep in thought and it looks like her normal expression to me. clever journalist to discern that. i think it is laughable that we pretend it isa it is laughable that we pretend it is a crisis. it is not a crisis. how would you describe it? it is entertainment for a lot of people. it is upsetting for the queen, but nobody really cares. only passionate royalists i suppose. it

which is running the metro metro is as we go out to a whole it said this is the longest strike really since long straightaway strike since the 1930 s. here in france there was lisa was there reporting from paris now over to britain prince harry and meghan markle say they are going to step back from their royal duties and spend more time in north america it is a shocking announcement that reportedly took even prince charles and the queen by surprise harry and megan's wedding in 2018 was thought to be the start of a new chapter for the british morgul family but the honeymoon between the u.k. is tabloid press and the newlyweds well it did not last. long. since this report from. the british media. coverage to design expected announcement we had today. they being known they didn't even tell the queen and in the daily mail there are 16 pages in the opinion piece they say that they're all a couple. now some tabloid papers had a right. before prince harry and particularly had fights with them he said that the behavior towards his wife the minds of to bullying the fields with regards to his la

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this is the metro, keep calm and carry on. keep calm and carry on.nt to one of her as doing. this is prince william with kate. they are making milkshakes in bradford. this is what she would see as part of the young and young deal as part of the young and young deal as being part of the royal family. spending time in bradford making milkshakes but you get to live in a palace and get to be called his or her royal highness. that's the deal. it isa her royal highness. that's the deal. it is a reminder of the chaos in the small picture above the photograph of the couple there, it's of meghan markle and it says her dad will face meghan in the court case as mentioned. william says we need to deal with challenges and move forward rather than be stuck in paralysis. that is how the monarchy reinvents itself and moves on, making curry in bradford. laughter. would it be fair to say this would not be front—page in other circumstances as yellow this would normally be an inside page lead in most newspapers. as a minor visit. probably what would have happened with t

kate, we need to move on, metro, they have that photo of trump and greta.reta. radical rules to protect children online ?|j trump and greta. radical rules to protect children online? i suppose in many ways it is a long time coming because before the election we have the online harms like paper and political chaos, we never got through all of that. but there has beena through all of that. but there has been a push to better protect children online. we don't have loads of details on the front page, but a 15 point list of standards is coming from the information commissioner, elizabeth denham. the goal is going to be to protect data and protect their locations from being shared. it does sound positive but the sceptic in me does have to wonder that the tech companies will be liable if this goes wrong. as specific as it, what if a child registers as an adult online. it is so registers as an adult online. it is so easy for children to access so many platforms online now, it doesn'tjust come down many platforms online now, it doesn't just come down to tech compani

the metro leads with the bbc‘s plans to cut a50 jobs in its news division as part of proposals to save22. the telegraph also has the hs2 story, and a photo of nigel farage in the eu parliament, as british meps completed their final official duties earlier today. the guardian headlines the plight of british citizens trapped in china amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis. the i leads with the news that the northern railfranchise will be brought under government control after years of chaos. the mail headlines alastair stewart quitting his job as a newsreader at itn after making what he described as a misjudgement on social media. and the mirror leads with lord lucan for a second day! it says detectives at scotland yard are preparing to investigate the claim that lord lucan is alive and living in australia. there you go! i was going to say you heard it here first, but actually you heard it in the mirror yesterday, so that doesn't quite work. let's move forward with the times, hs2 on the front of several of the papers, isn't it? johnson set to back hs2 in defiance of top aide. the story sugg

metro says, trapped in virus city. people is the focus of this story, who are trapped in parts of china which have been at the centre of it, notably wuhan. how they are going to be helped, if at all, to try and get home. it's difficult, because although other countries, the us and france, and so on, are thinking about and making plans apparently to re move about and making plans apparently to remove some of their citizens, again, there is a danger that you don't want to move people... if people are brought out, presumably they will have to be in quarantine for some time, especially as the incubation period appears to be looking longer than was thought, so there are quite extensive precautions that have to be taken before you start moving people out who might then have the danger of spreading it when they come here, so i suppose it may actually turn out to be better to stay where you are, from a bigger public health point of view. i don't know, but it's obviously alarming if you are there. the right decision as to what

the greater the metro by then but he's very serious. about. growing the about 3 though so really what. philippine authorities argue displacing thousands is worth securing water for more than $12000000.00 people and worth a controversial loan from china of more than $200000000.00 critics say less damaging and cheaper alternatives like smaller dams were ignored as was due process . but there. were insisting on the law according to the indigenous peoples rights act. the president to tear to should have gotten our friends and informed consent. before he borrowed money or entered any kind of agreement with china. or. the government has vowed to use extraordinary to force the project through many fear the loss of a way of life in accordance with the rhythms of nature and protective of the environment. that i'm old what about my grandchildren and their children where are they supposed to live what if they relocate us to manila how do we survive when we're not used to life there. here in the share a modern. down 10th of the stage is set for an ever re

in 20 of the largest metro markets, january surged to the top.iews in new york, l.a., chick, dallas, chicago, atlanta, denver and san jose in 2018, that was true for three of the top 100 metros. atlanta is continually competitive this year. >> i've gotten at least 30, maybe 30% more phone calls already to start the home search in january it is a race out here. either they get started fast or wait until the actual spring mark market and miss out on all the inventory. >> the average price for homes down 9.5%. the price of sent ri level homes. >> strong start. can we read into the rest of the year here? do you think these levels can be sustained or are they likely to pull back? >> usually in the fall, we see a rise if we start to see more buying now, you'll see a whole lot less come spring when all those buyers are out there again looking to move to the summer. it will be all about getting more homes on the market and more sellers and builders to ramp up production >> let's find out what else you'll be talking about today time for this morning's top