network rail says it is because this is when demand is at its lowest, they expect trains to be up itshey expect trains to be up to 50% quieter than at other times of year, and if you are planning to avoid that altogether, and get in the car instead, the aa says 50% of uk motorist will use a main road or motorway today. maybe avoid the whole thing altogether, stay in and enjoy some festive food and festive films instead. that sounds like a really good idea. stay with us until 9am, and all the rest on bbc one. from euston to manchester, christmas eve, they will not be any more for 2.5 days. manchester, christmas eve, they will not be any more for 2.5 dayslj manchester, christmas eve, they will not be any more for 2.5 days. i was at euston late last night and i will tell you what, it was not as calm and quiet as it was then, it was very busy. her majesty the queen will urge people to treat each other with respect during her annual christmas message, which will be broadcast tomorrow. the comments, which have been released by buckingham palace, are likely to be seen as an attempt by the mo

in scotla nd in conjunction with network rail in scotland to provide a better service, talkinger basis. and that seems to work very well. it's something that's been suggested by chris grayling, the transport secretary, for the east coast line, of working in this sort of partnership way of putting the track and the train operator back together, as it used to be in the very old days, in steam days. but it's about trying to work out, there's lots of other operators, all access operators, who use those lines, and it's about making sure that their passengers aren't inconvenienced as well. and we had chris grayling apologising earlier this week for not asking the right questions, in his words, around the timetabling chaos earlier in the year, does the rail industry think that it has an effective transport secretary currently, would it like to see a change there, do you think? i think there's lots of people outside of the industry who would like to see a change, i don't know if the industry itself is particularly that bothered by that. i think that we need to make sure that new proced

network rail says this is the time of year when demand is at its lowest.ing trains to be 50% quieter than normal. also the work it says it does now will ensure a more reliable service in the future, but that doesn't help these passengers here at london euston today, who are facing a reduced service. the advice to passengers is to plan ahead. this is nothing like a normal monday. services will be closing down early evening, and no trains running anywhere on christmas day. boxing day, there will be a skeleton service on a very few lines. so if you can avoid it, maybe leave the travelling today to those with a sleigh. navteonhal, bbc news, london euston. ministers have been discussing security arrangements at airports this morning following last week's drone sightings at gatwick airport. officers say the investigation remains active after the release without charge of a couple from crawley. despite earlier saying sightings may have been mistaken, 67 reports made by the public, passengers, airport officials and police officers are being investigated. a reward

more needs to be done and what we are doing is working alongside transports, northern express and network rail in improving services. and richard george for the rail network. to make recommendation and then we will take action. >> no one can question, to reach a deal with the european union, a deal many people thought was unachievable. despite the endeavors that concerns people have with an uncomfortable choice and i share those concerns. as the prime minister heads to scotland can i ask what guarantee can she give to those concerned about the future of the fishing industry, and that? >> can i say to my honorable friend he is absolutely right to save the issue of the fishing industry and our precious union. and indeed all my colleagues on the conservative, in relation to fishing, an independent coastal state, we will be able to negotiate access to our waters and ensuring fishing communities get a fair share of our waters. we will be determining the issue of access to our borders and firmly rejected the access to our borders. i say, in my statement, not be trading off the agreement against anyt

very simply, network rail says the demand for rail services is half what it is a normal times and thereforeere inconvenienced the minimum number of people, they always close over christmas. there are no trains whatsoever on christmas day in the country. this year they seem to be going out quite a lot longer than they normally do. normally key lies that opening until the new year. they are deploying 25,000 people spending ems million over christmas and anaemia. the idea is we will have more reliable, faster services with more capacity. that is the plan. word is the disruption worst? i'm going to do a countdown. may be in fourth place, london euston and west coast mainline which includes milton keynes area. a lot going on in chester, north wales. lots of delays due to the hs2 work mostly. high speed lines at third place, paddington. completely shut down and it will be reopening on thursday but then closing again on the 30th of december, this is all to do with the overrunning crossrail project, but will affect services to south wales in the south of england as well as the cotswolds. made more

trains will be replaced by more than 7,000 new vehicles which are due to be rolled out across the rail networkar of disruptions, and comes ahead of a 3% fare increase which will come into force in january. the rail delivery group brings together train operators and network rail, and we arejoined now by its regional director, robert nisbett. thank you very much for your time this morning. so a lot of passengers listening to this now will want to know when am i going to see the benefits, what benefits will i see? what proportion of train passengers are going to benefit from this new stock? well, this is all around the country you are going to see these carriages rolled out, from scotland to the south—west and wales, to london, the rest of england as well. as you say, 7000 carriages in all by 2021, underpinning the 6a00 extra services we want to put on the network by the 20 20s. it is good to be sitting in that seat and talking about some good news, because it has been a particularly challenging year, i know, for passengers in 2018. and we apologise for that.|j asked 2018. and we apologise for th

network rail says this is the time of year when demand is at its lowest.xpecting trains to be 50% quieter than normal. and, it says, the work it does now will ensure a more reliable service in the future, but that doesn't help these passengers here at london euston today, who are facing a reduced service. it does put a dampener on things, but i think, you know, it's life. we live in the north, so we breathe railway disruption. it's disgraceful. the advice to passengers is to plan ahead. this is nothing like a normal monday. services will be closing down early evening, and no trains running anywhere on christmas day. so, if you can avoid it, maybe leave the travelling to those with a sleigh. merry christmas! navteonhal, bbc news, london euston. around 3000 people have been evacuated from an apartment building in sydney — after residents heard a ‘loud crack‘. police say, the newly opened 0pal tower had moved "1 to 2 millimetres". residents are now preparing to spend christmas in an evacuation centre, as an emergency operation takes place, to determine the ex

network rail says this is the time of year when demand is at its lowest.t expecting trains to be 50% quieter than normal. also the work it says it does now will ensure a more reliable service in the future, but that doesn't help these passengers here at london euston today, who are facing a reduced service. the advice to passengers is to plan ahead. this is nothing like a normal monday. services will be closing down early evening, and no trains running anywhere on christmas day. boxing day, there will be a skeleton service on a very few lines. so if you can avoid it, maybe leave the travelling today to those with a sleigh. so that is the picture on the trains, but it doesn't drivers are being warned delays on the roads today, as motorists set off on christmas journeys. meanwhile thousands of rail passengers travelling over the christmas period will face disruption because of planned engineering work as travel presenter simon calder explained to me earlier. demand for rail services is half what it is at normal times and therefore, because they want to incon

network rail says this is the time of year when demand is at its lowest.cting trains to be 50% quieter than normal. and, it says, the work it does now will ensure a more reliable service in the future, but that doesn't help these passengers here at london euston today, who are facing a reduced service. it does put a dampener on things, but i think, you know, it's life. we live in the north, so we breathe railway disruption. it's disgraceful. the advice to passengers is to plan ahead. this is nothing like a normal monday. services will be closing down early evening, and no trains running anywhere on christmas day. so, if you can avoid it, maybe leave the travelling to those with a sleigh. merry christmas! navteonhal, bbc news, london euston. president trump has blamed the federal reserve for the ongoing turmoil in the us financial markets, saying the only problem the american economy had was the fed itself. his comments came as the dowjones industrial average fell in half day trading today. the markets have just closed and the dowjones closed down 2.9% afte

the rail industry says this is when demand is at its lowest, network rail thinks it's trains will bean normal over the next week or so. their advice is to plan ahead. is pa rt their advice is to plan ahead. is part of your plan is to avoid trains altogether and maybe get in your car, be warned. baa has said today it is expecting half of uk motorist to be using main roads and motorways. the busiest time of day is around now, ”am to ipm, especially around the mi northbound. the east midlands part of the mi motorway. be warned about that as well. if it was up to me, the only place i would be travelling today is from the sofa to the kitchen. place i would be travelling today is from the sofa to the kitchenlj think from the sofa to the kitchen.” think that is sound advice! earlier i spoke to pete williams, rac breakdown spokesperson, for an update on how the roads are looking today it is certainly hotting up. many people seem to have got on the roads quite early. places like london, the m25, are incredibly busy, but up in the north, leeds and bradford, the temperature has plummeted, and w

in manchester's main control room, tim from network rail, the public company managing the infrastructure wait until i've got a clear run. the review of the railways, run by keith williams, was commissioned by and will answer to the government. so it's hard to imagine he will favour labour's preference of renationalising the operation of the trains. i'm independent, so i think we should look at everything, and ourjob is to come up with a recommendation for government of whatever persuasion to take forward. so, you will look at the balance between public and private? i think we should look at the balance between public and private, yes. he also says he'll look at the lack of clear leadership and accountability in the railways, and the complexity of the system. right, 1h80, oxford road, ready to go now. we had a passenger that was taken ill on board. this control room, just one pressure point. we have eyes everywhere and we are playing a massive game of chess, really, because we've got passengers that are getting to the airport, we want them on time. and that's what's at stake, people's liv

in manchester's main control room, tim from network rail, the public company managing the infrastructurehern rail. while i'll try to drive, i'll wait until i've got a clear run. the review of the railways, run by keith williams, was commissioned by and will answer to the government. so it's hard to imagine he will favour labour's preference of renationalising the operation of the trains. i'm independent, so i think we should look at everything, and ourjob is to come up with a recommendation for government of whatever persuasion to take forward. so, you will look at the balance between public and private? i think we should look at the balance between public and private, yes. he also says he'll look at the lack of clear leadership and accountability in the railways, and the complexity of the system. right, 1h80, oxford road, ready to go now. we had a passenger that was taken ill on board. this control room, just one pressure point. we have eyes everywhere and we are playing a massive game of chess, really, because we've got passengers that are getting to the airport, we want them on time.

network rail says this is the time of year when demand is at its lowest.pecting trains to be 50% quieter than normal. also the work it says it does now will ensure a more reliable service in the future, but that doesn't help these passengers here at london euston today, who are facing a reduced service. the advice to passengers is to plan ahead. this is nothing like a normal monday. services will be closing down early evening, and no trains running anywhere on christmas day. boxing day, there will be a skeleton service on a very few lines. so if you can avoid it, maybe leave the travelling today to those with a sleigh. so that is the picture on the trains, but it doesn't look a great deal better on the roads today either. the aa says it expects half of all uk motorists to take to main roads and motorways today, and even though there is limited commuter traffic, around one in five of us are expected to make a leisure trip to see friends or family. the busiest time of day is likely to be around now, lunchtime, and the busiest stretch of road is expected to b

network rail says it expecting trains to be up to 50% quieter than it normally would be.ng to yourself, i will plan ahead, and avoid using the trains, if you want to get in your car today, expect there to be plenty of disruption and delays on the roads as well, because baa has said that it expects 50% of uk motorists to be using main roads or motorways today, with the 11am to 1pm slot being the busiest, especially around the m1 northbound in the east midlands, so possibly the best advice of all is if you can avoid travelling, do stay m, if you can avoid travelling, do stay in, enjoy inspire and put yourfeet up in, enjoy inspire and put yourfeet up instead. thank you very much. christmas can be a difficult time of year for young people who've recently left care — they often have no family to spend the festive period with and friends tend to be with their own loved ones. our reporter ashleyjohn—baptiste, who himself grew up in care, has been to north—west england where volunteers are busy making plans for care—leavers to celebrate the big day together. a glimpse of christma

of course, network rail say this is needed investment, they need to keep the price moving with inflationas many people note, it is a kick in the teeth for passengers. they feel the services are not getting better but they are paying more. after the strikes and all of the delays, coming up to manchester i was delayed by an hour due to the signalling problem. it is a feeling, as you say, we are not getting the service we are paying for. one thought, the papers were too late for the news about george bush senior. have you got a thought about how he will be viewed and his legacy? we often talk about legacy, don't we? huge respect from both parties, democrats and republicans, coming together to pay huge respect, very much honouring his calm under pressure. we had the collapse of the soviet union during his reign, the first iraq war. i think it will be a similar outpouring we saw withjohn mccain where it is cross party support and respect for his leadership. a time when there was may be more respect for politicians generally. for many americans i think it feels like a completely different era

in many countries existing rail networks have already reached capacity. city the t.g.v. in france has its own dedicated rail network in germany though the intercity express train share the tracks with regional and freight trains. when a regional train is delayed it can have a knock on effect across the entire country. construction projects and shuttling bottlenecks are also a problem expanding the realm at work is already costing billions but it's still less expensive than introducing an entirely new means of transport. in some times and in some places existing infrastructure has even been deliberately destroyed. los angeles is one of the most congested cities in the us the metropolitan region has a population of some eighteen million and the majority of its residents use cars for daily travel but this wasn't always the case through the one nine hundred fifty s. los angeles had a street car system that was very popular tickets were cheap and connections were excellent people had no reason to buy an expensive car. but in one nine hundred sixty one the pacific electric long

one big timetable change had to be prepared for much longer, there are already indications that network rails of the track where there would be big timetable changes, he should have been more alert. do you think you should continue as transport secretary? that is a much bigger political issue. he is a strong brexiteer, he will not go anywhere while the brexit chaos is going on. it might well be that a new prime minister or mrs may herself might decide when this is all over that possibly we need a fresh pair of hands, he has been under the cosh for quite a long time. but should that guiding mind be the transport secretary, or is this task so huge there needs to be somebody else working with the transport secretary, whoever that is, to bring the genuine change that the transport select committee is talking about? it absolutely should not be the transport secretary, we should have a british rail type organisation, not necessarily british rail, but a bunch of people like the strategic rail authority which labour invented a man killed off, somebody like that making long—term decisions on the rail

here in the uk where stagecoach operates bus services, the east midlands rail network and has a big sharef expectations. helal miah is an investment research analyst at the share centre. shares are actually up 5%, the markets seem to be pleased with the results. even higher now, up 896, they are pleased with the results, although the markets have factored in some negative news, the fact they lost the franchise for the south—west line, the nationalisation of the virgin east coast line, earlier on of the virgin east coast line, earlieron in of the virgin east coast line, earlier on in the year, that had a dampening impact on revenues. the operating numbers were reasonably good, the bus network, especially in the regional market, seems to be beating expectation, and there is a reason we are seeing beating expectation, and there is a reason we are seeing shares up by 8% at the moment. challenging situation in north america for the company. competition in america is hotting up, fairly small division at the moment, they have put it up for sale, effectively considering a sale, effectively consid

notjust now by setting up this assurance team and putting extra money into the timetabling area network raile have lost the trust of thousands of our customers. we know that. we are doing our best to make sure that this timetable that comes into force on sunday will do its best for those passengers and inject that investment that we know the railway needs. it is usually can inject —— congested, often victorian infrastructure, we try to put extra services on to make passengers get the service that they have asked for. it was trying to do that that things went wrong in may. so the ambition is right, but the fermentation inmate lily was wrong. all right. we shall see over the weekend what happens and maybe we will speak to you again. thank you very much for coming on breakfast this morning. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. it isa it is a cold start to the day, will hold them it yesterday. if you are just stepping out, wrap up warmly. temperature is widely below freezing. widespread frost, patchy mist and fault as well, but for many when the sun get up, we are looking at the f

china arranged the financing and built what is the start of a rail network that promises to open up thesage of people and goods deep into the heart of the continent. the sgr cuts the journey to kenya's capital to five hours -- down from more than eight for cargo transported by truck. >> the belt and road initiative is, i believe, a good initiative for the region. the railway link from mombasa to nairobi, i have reservations about the price that was paid for the rail link, however, the fact that we have a rail link now is creating immense opportunities. leading to reduction in supply lead times and so on. that is what we wish for. >> there is nobody else who can compete with the chinese investment into infrastructure. however, when we look at it with an african or kenyan perspective, investors coming in to build our infrastructure are very welcome. whether it's american, chinese or european, because they need to make us more competitive. >> the market is there. but to get connectivity, our products out there is a problem. so we hope that these markets can be opened up -- not only to chin

over its management the ship in the gulf look at this chart connects the container port with the rail network and beyond cargo from asia will enter here and will be distributed across europe greece's economy will acquire a new dimension and greece will become one of the biggest freight rail hubs in europe. even though the greek market suffered during the crisis the country is now taking advantage of its geographical position to produce growth jump several plus al-jazeera. for members is politician paddy ashdown has died at the age of seventy seven he was a leading figure in the peace process after the balkans war the former soldier also worked to uncover war crimes committed during the conflict in the former yugoslavia . and reports. he was a towering for some british politics credited with making the liberal democrats britain's third biggest party to have is to act out a conviction politician he devoted himself tirelessly to centrist politics for more than a decade and was admired across the political spectrum for his powerful oratory is it not now perfectly clear that what the government ha

now, roads aside, there will also be disruption on the rail network. is to plan your journey well in days. well, the advice is to plan yourjourney well in advance, drive carefully a nd yourjourney well in advance, drive carefully and prepare yourself for some delays. monika, again, good advice, thank you very much and good luck to everyone travelling today as well. let's have a look at some luck to everyone travelling today as well. let‘s have a look at some non— travel related news, shall be? the us defence secretaryjim mattis has become latest senior figure within the trump administration to resign from his post in recent weeks, citing policy differences with the president. it follows a decision by mr trump to withdraw the remaining 2,000 us troops from syria, a decision opposed by military officials. the president tweeted that general mattis had been a great help to him in getting allies to pay their share of military obligations. a man has been charged with the murder of a mother of five who has been missing from her home in kent. ben lacomba, who i

china arranged the financing and of a what is the start rail network that promises to open up the passageople and goods deep into the heart of the continent. >> when we look at it from an african or kenyan perspective, investors are very comfortable from wherever they come in. whether it is american, chinese, or european because they need to make us more competitive. >> to get connectivity is a problem. we hope this market will be opened up. aboutryone has spoken diplomacy, that it is a move by china to get control of strategic assets. it is unlikely because the overall trade benefit will supersede these. standardt to you by chartered bank. ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. of this is bloomberg "real yield ." we will get interest rate decisions from around the world including the federal reserve, bank of england, and the bank of japan. we will keep an eye on u.s.-china trade talk and the governmentther u.s. shutdown. still with me, gershon distenfeld, kathleen gaffney, and luke hickmore. a lot of people talking about liquidity, illiquidity -- talk me through why that is so significant at t

this chart connects the container port with the rail network and beyond cargo from asia will enter here and will be distributed across europe greece's economy will acquire a new dimension and greece will become one of the biggest freight rail hubs in europe. even though the greek market suffered during the crisis the country is now taking advantage of its geographical position to produce growth. now an industrial city in south korea is now home to the world's largest outdoor mural what covers almost twenty four thousand square meters as bride reports from incheon city has become a source of pride. it dominates this part of incheon skyline an industrial i saw turned into an eye catching thing of beauty standing nearly fifty meters tall a facelift in a city known for its industrial grime. in town is a city of manufacturing and industry we have many aging buildings like this which poses a problem for us. this is what they were grain silos but with unimaginative i it wasn't hard to see them as a row of books on the shelf so that is what they became sixteen volumes that tell the story of a b

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south korean officials are in the north for a groundbreaking ceremony to modernize the road and rail network and connect them across the border. a joint survey. any program is expected to take decades. they can't make much headway's while u.s. sanctions remain in force. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. amin.slinda the msci currently in positive territory. china is down .1%. losses, too, for korea as well as sdi. let's look at how indian futures are pointing. they are pointing to a higher open. . foreign investors have been selling indian stocks, nearly $4.5 billion worth so far this year. ♪ emily: they started the company in a windowless closet at a warehouse in san francisco. now, 12 years later, along with their cofounder renaud visage, they have turned eventbrite into a global business. for the first 10 years, kevin served as ceo. now, julia is in the chief executive office driving the company towards an ipo. joining me today on "bloomberg studio 1.0," eventbrite cofounders julia and kevi

over its management the shit on the graph look at this chart connects the container port with the rail network and beyond from asia will enter here and will be distributed across europe greece's economy will acquire a new dimension and greece will become one of the biggest freight rail hubs in europe. even though the greek market suffered during the crisis the country is now taking advantage of its geographical position to produce growth. and equipment you can catch up any time with all the stories we're covering or check out our website address or that. dot com. or mine and on the top stories on our jazeera at least two hundred twenty two people have been killed and hundreds more injured in a tsunami on the indonesian islands of java and sumatra it happened in the strait between the two popular tourist islands scientists say it was triggered by an underwater landslide after the. ok no erupted on saturday or to crashed in land destroying homes and roads there is. on java island and said. and there are already hundreds of rescue workers in that disaster zone in parts because of how close is eno

become one of the biggest infrastructure projects on the peninsula modernizing north korea's rail and road network and connecting it with the self. north korea seen from the south across what used to be one of the most impenetrable borders in the world it is all changing now and this train heading north and carrying one hundred south korean officials as part of the process hopes are high for the two koreas to grow closer together after decades of separation. you know. the reconnection of railways the roads means more than just the physical reconnection people and supplies will come and go through the routes and we will have closer cooperation in culture sports tourism and health. from the north a call for the people to come together. well you know so you are called the results of the raid and road project hinge on the spirit and will of our people we cannot accomplish that reunification if we hesitate and fail to care about other countries . to you. for now however a major hurdle is the north korean regime itself construction on any rail and road links can start any time soon as necessary material

massive upgrade doored infrastructure sports or ports mass transit highways and intermodal the rail network and all distance has to be connected well the white house has not laid out a specific plan for the country's infrastructure. just yet but it is something that will and deed will congressional approval to move forward as a part of life angeles and hospice suites r t. l for roads and highways and assisted by the very able alex one highly. as a canadian who has crossed the border a multitude of times from canada to the us ever since i was a kid i have to say what the most striking differences when you cross over is that the roads get really bad especially when you go to some parts of michigan or new york state many are saying that now more than ever roads across the country are in dire need of improvement not only are there more cars around than ever before but because of the crumbling infrastructure getting behind the wheel is more dangerous the united states has four million miles of roads ranging from interstate highways that are fifteen lanes wide to residential streets in two thousa

the high speed 2 network will transform rail travel in great britain.s the backbone to a new high—speed britain connecting the north and the south. high speed 2 will be an engine for growth in the 21st century. it'll take up to 25,000 workers to build the line and, once it's finished, it's claimed 100,000 newjobs will be created, boosting the uk economy by billions of pounds a year. but it is expensive, very expensive. the official cost is £56 billion. that is more than £800 for every man, woman and child in britain and, to build the line, you need the land it runs across and land does not come cheap. we owned that building, that building, that building and the building you can't see behind was mine. and when did you buy all this property? 2002-2003. michael gross had ambitious plans to develop his euston site as a shopping, residential and business complex well before hs2 came along. so, in august last year, they invoked their statutory powers and took possession. so they compulsorily purchased it? yeah. how big a compulsory purchase is this? mine is t

and transport secretary chris grayling, are already under pressure over chaos on the country's rail networks, it's ultimately them and not sir terry morgan who are in the driving seat. joe miller, bbc news. more than 200 people have been arrested in paris after violent protests around one of the city's most popular tourist attractions, the arc de triomphe. it's the third week of demonstrations, originally sparked by rising fuel taxes, that have become a wider movement of discontent with the government. hugh schofield reports. darkness fell at the end of a day of violence in paris, and still it went on. at the arc de triomphe, covered now in anti—macron graffiti, police fired water cannon to clear the crowds. and here in the gardens by the louvre, one protester is now in a coma after they tore down the metal grille. this evening, the arc de triomphe is back under police control but there are still lots of protesters out there. there's still the tang of tear gas in the air and in the streets around here, a trail of destruction — cars burnt out, shop windows smashed, bank windows smashed. paris

its management the shipping on the graph look at this chart connects the container port with the rail network and beyond cargo from asia will enter here and will be distributed across europe greece's economy will acquire a new dimension and greece will become one of the biggest freight rail hubs in europe. even though the greek market suffered during the crisis the country is now taking advantage of its geographical position to produce growth. but it's been two years since al jazeera journalist. was arrested in egypt he hasn't been charged with any crime his imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his immediate release at that office reports. for two years my hoodoo same has been locked inside an egyptian prison his right to trial tonight his legal rights rejected the al jazeera journalist free to cairo in two thousand and sixteen to visit his family after he landed he was questioned detained without being formally charged he suffered a broken arm and was refused pro. medical treatment egyptian prosecutors accuse the carter based journalist of broadcasting wh

and transport secretary chris grayling are already under pressure over chaos on the country's rail networks driving seat. joe miller, bbc news. the bollywood star priyanka chopra has married us singer nickjonas in india. the couple were wed in a christian ceremony inside a palace in the city of jodhpur, reportedly officiated by the groom's father. priyanka chopra is one of bollywood's biggest female leads and her husband is a former disney star. the couple shared five photos of their special day, making note of chopra's mendi — the traditional henna body art. they said "one of the special things" about their relationship was the merging of their families, faiths and cultures. as well as today's ceremony they plan to hold a traditional hindu wedding tomorrow. with me is raj and pablo from the bbc asian network. also on the priyanka chopra. we are really well. we have become friends. we've even stayed at her house. pablo is madly in love with her. he is brokenhearted. every time a matter, i said, will you marry me? it's a running joke. she is off the market now. it's absolutely wonderful, med