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charged tax by hmrcandi that they are been charged tax by hmrc and i suspect there will be a few accou nta. it's interesting because hmrc, it is better say they have been quite rocked by the suggestion of brexit, they spoke to the treasury select committee saying they were going to have to hire loads more staff and it would cost them five —— £500 million to cope with the new borders and everything and it would ta ke borders and everything and it would take the many years to implement. it is interesting now that they are chasing this down. it was in september, it was reported by the office for budget responsibility that hmrc had been aggressively going after inheritance tax which is what this is being classed under and it was going to be up 15%, the current action, so inheritance tax is something they are zoning in on. it would apply to anyone who has donated to either of the campaigns? the story says the remain supporter has also have this, so this is not just leave supporters, so it would apply to both camps. if they are the rules, they are not being picked on. i would say not. and also,

this was the turn of sa nta winds, then fire.santa 0lga, destroyed by wildfires, said to be the worst in the country's modern history. severe drought hit africa. this was somalia, where disaster was declared in february. millions across east africa started the year facing starvation and famine. in california, after years of drought, a remarkable transformation took place. flooding rain from a succession of winter storms all but obliterated the drought. so much water so quickly that car swallowing sinkholes appeared. any hope that the soaking start to the year would offer long—term relief went up in flames, as we will see later in the programme. we often showed pictures of the aurora borealis, or the northern light. this is the southern hemisphere equivalent, the aurora australis, putting on a spectacular display of new zealand in may. —— above. when and where we see the light depends on the behaviour of the sun, and trying to predict what the sun, and trying to predict what the sun, and trying to predict what the sun will be has

the bigger issue is that there are of accou nta nts the bigger issue is that there are of accountantshose phones will have been ringing off the hook as these letters arrived, saying, hang ona minute, these letters arrived, saying, hang on a minute, i thought i was ok to donate and now you tell me i will get a big tax bill! it lists several people who have received tax demands. i imagine for many it will have come out of the blue. you made the point earlier, how often does the point earlier, how often does the referendum, long? you suspect many accountants would not even have looked into it, or as in the case of political donations a significant amount of people are political donors anyway so we'll have assumed it isa donors anyway so we'll have assumed it is a similar type of arrangement and so will have been really caught by this. this is why it is an interesting story, this unusual aspect of tax law which i suspect will eventually end up in court, there will be litigation between accountants and lawyers contesting this interpretation of the law! but it is interesting that this is wh

with me, helen brand, obe, chief executive of the association of chartered certified accou nta nts.tered certified accountants. and sebastian payne, correspondent at the financial times. welcome to you both. before i speak to them, let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the daily mail calls people to rejoice. we are our way. the telegraph hails the price of freedom from all the stories about brexit you'll be surprised to hear. the express talks ofa surprised to hear. the express talks of a huge brexit at last. mae bounces back, that's what the times i’u ns bounces back, that's what the times runs with. the 2—1 headline, britain sets course for a soft brexit. the financial times itself strikes a cautious tone noting donald tusk‘s warnings on tough choices ahead are all around. the daily mirror describes theresa may as mrs softy. the guardian notes the european union warning there might be delays toa union warning there might be delays to a final brexit deal. ok, let's get started on papers. alan, you lead us off with the daily mail. there is a theresa may hand, a claude

nta claus, and his friends from motorcycle clubs around the bay area, delivered donated toys erday to zucke >>> and motorcycle enthusiasts from all around the bay area delivered donated toys yesterday to zuckerberg's fran general hospital. >> it is -- san francisco general hospital. >> it is important to give to the kids. you give to the kids every year and it makes you feel good. >> it provides gifts to more than 500 families each year in the annual tradition. >>> the supermoon is bringing us extreme tide this is morning. i will explain some of the warnings and what one group is hoping to learn from this today. >> and the deadly crash on the bay bridge over the weekend is still causing a traffic mess. we will have a live look coming up. and i'm neda iranpour, michelle has the morning off. let's start with a live look outside... the morning rush is about to start... with drivers hitting the roads heading to work.. we're monitoring what you can expect ... including your forecast. <<>> <<>> <<>> bay bridge commuters..espe

in the state department, they ha d co nta cts them.ey had contacts and dealings on the peace process for many years, who are acutely aware ofjust how sensitive issue this is. there was opposition from that department. stay there, i will be back to you in a moment or two, stay there, i will be back to you in a moment ortwo, ijust stay there, i will be back to you in a moment or two, ijust want to update viewers because reactions coming in all of the time since we have had that announcement. hamas has just been speaking, and saying that donald trump's decision to recognise jerusalem as that donald trump's decision to recognisejerusalem as israel's capital would open the gates of hell on us interests in the region, making that announcement, calling on arab and islamic states to cut off economic and political ties with the us embassy and expel american ambassadors to cripple this decision. those on their quotes, in keeping with what you would expect from hamas. you have a sense of it towards the end of donald trump's speech, where he was u

we have regular e—mail alerts and we can have regular e—mail alerts and we ca n co nta ct have regularas well. people travelling on quieter roads in rural areas need to be especially careful? most people who live in those areas are aware of the and certainly prepare even more because the priority will be further major routes. a window where snow was forecast, for a and 6pm, is some of that likely to carry over into tomorrow? —— 4am and 6pm. we were expecting it earlier. yes, expect the same for tomorrow morning. we will talk to you later. i know you will talk to you later. i know you will keep an eye on the picture for us. let us check in with stav keeping an eye on the weather. you asked me earlier about what was going on, why are we getting the snow? massive temperature contrasts across the uk, the snowfields of scotland, temperatures in minus double figures. the milder air, moist air, coming in off the atla ntic moist air, coming in off the atlantic with the rain, double figures in the south. 20 degrees difference, pretty huge, across a pretty small landmass. the rain moving into th

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it depends the extent to which it is a volu nta ry depends the extent to which it is a voluntary agreements, where they were massively overleveraged, and the behavioural issues and the behavioural issues are the things i was particularly interested in because the system of the bonuses and so forth essentially motivated you to take risks because the bonus is an asymmetrical risk but if you take gambles and they come good, then you make lots of money. if you take gambles and they don't come good, they don't take money from your pocket. you may get fired. it seems to me they were attacking both of those things and it would be a positive. i am all for slightly tighter regulations. for now, thank you indeed. we will have more in 20 minutes, plus gerant is coming back for the news briefing. now, let's go live to australia because as you may know, i have been debating for some time in the parliament is there on whether same—sex marriage can become legal or not. well, it is verified by the governor general it could become legal within days. live to hywel griffith in for us. we have a decision yet?

where are addicts able to get hold of fe nta nyl 7 where are addicts able to get hold of fentanyl?'t often know they are taking it, because it is mixed in and it comes in some cases from china. there is a grim, the state 81 which runs in baltimore to west virginia, they say that is the heroin highway, and much of that stuff co m es heroin highway, and much of that stuff comes through there into some really quite poor communities, post—industrial communities, where unemployment is higher than elsewhere, where there is not much prospect and that can be a route that people end up taking. some people go through that route after suffering injuries and moving on from prescription drugs and others start taking it recreationally, very dangerous situation. we have seen mortality rates in the 2018—2044 age group going through the ceiling really —— in the 18—44 age group. gary, thanks forjoining us. much more on that story on our website but we have much more to come including the first visit by a british foreign minister to moscow for five years. so british foreign minister to moscow forfive

as well as volu nta ry should be honoured. as well as voluntary work.the end, yes there isa celebrities. in the end, yes there is a minority, about a fifth of people according to a recent yougov system, who say we should get rid of the honours system. most people say we should keep the body to be improved. this is a process the government officers binning gazed in in recent years. anybody can nominate anybody else for an honour. —— the government office has been engaged in. i think you also capture the celebrity category as well. it makes me wonder how it will go down on the allotment when you tell them, whether you get mixed views from your fellow gardeners. but many congratulations. professor john curtice. the headlines on bbc news. performers, writers, politicians and local activists are among hundreds of people recognised in the new year honours list. labour peer lord adonis says attempts to silence his criticism of the government forced him to step down as its infrastructure adviser. and thousands of iranian government supporters attend officially—

across a huge area from sa nta erupting.anta barbara to la and san diego, more than 8000 firefighters are trying to contain these fires, the worst in living memory here. strong winds are forecast through the weekend, taking fruit stream the dangerous conditions. stay with us on bbc news, there is plenty still to come, including, the great walls of china, the street artist adding colour to shanghai. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building, in the centre of new york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil. and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths and oppression. elsewhere, people have been gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. she's facing seven charges of tax evas

brady's new england patriot is overcoming at 25 point deficit in the final quarter to beat the atla ntarter to beat the atlanta falcons in overtime. off the atlanta falcons in overtime. off the field, protest throughout the season against racial prejudice in the united states continued into the new season. enable was crowned horse of the year after winning six major races in 2017, including br to tree on. the 1a to one shot, one for the won the grand national. tina cook, roz kanter, gemma tattersall and wilson winning the first gb gold medal in showjumping. and three gold medals for the speed skater at the world championships in rotterdam. 2017 was a year that serena williams will never forget. it started with a seventh win at this trail in open. her sister venus defeated in the final, but she wouldn't hold a grudge for long as serena announced to the world she was pregnant and had one in melbourne in the early stages. baby alexis came into the world in september. back on the court, johanna konta try to fill the void left by serene at wimbledon. the british timber one forced her way pas

fire and crucially they are confident that they are now protect in the coastal communities, such as sa ntaanta barbara, which was so seriously threatened, especially last weekend when there was an epic firefight all weekend, in extraordinary wins, incredible gusts, towering flames and more than 8000 firefighters managed to battle the fire and push it out and save hundreds if not thousands of homes, although having said that more than 700 homes, two hotels and two residential apartment complexes have been destroyed and two lives lost. the weather of the last few weeks has been making the task for firefighters very difficult. what is the forecast for the next few days? u nfortu nately the forecast for the next few days? unfortunately it is still dry and there's still a lack of rain and that's been the case was at a long time here in this part of southern california. the fire has been burning just to the north of los angeles here and that area firefighters say hasn't had any rain, no measurable rainfall in some areas where the fire has been burning, for a round 280 days. that gives you a sens

the most extensive studies on post—traumatic stress disorder in the community was done here in atla nta 0f atlanta. it found staggering statistic. of those who lived in low income areas in this. ,46% statistic. of those who lived in low income areas in this. , 46% suffered from ptsd. a rate much higher than evenin from ptsd. a rate much higher than even in soldiers who have seen war. the research team is now focusing on how the brains of children in a violent neighbourhood are affected either trauma. unlike soldiers who come home from war and now they no longer are in the dangerous environment, many of the children in this study are still living in the dangerous environment. gunshots and violence in the street is something that they are adapting to. their brain is adapting to it as well. we can see that on the imaging. in effect, the children's brains are growing up fast that it was of what they are exposed to. it affects their ability to learn and makes it difficult for them to build relationships and makes them susceptible to depression and drug use. susceptible to depression and drug

even if it is rough, it is sa nta it is.his year will get their gifts and as long as they are in bed after nine p.m. will get their gifts and as long as they are in bed after nine pm. and before midnight, i think they will before midnight, i think they will be good to go. before setting off he decided to do a spot of waterskiing in virginia. as you do. seemed impressed, others less so. so santa claus is a busy man, i guess. very busy. and somehow he managed to come down here. i don‘t know how. busy. and somehow he managed to come down here. i don't know how. when you think of christmas, you invariably think radish. they do here in the mexican state. for over a century they have held this festival where artists scold radishes. whoever thought of it, i think must have had a fantastic vision. to create such imaginative dutiful creative and artistic... beautiful... in central romania they welcome christmas with a light show. whiskeys slopes eliminated by torture is. these arejust whiskeys slopes eliminated by torture is. these a

the world commission also suggesting celibacy in the catholic church the volu nta ry. celibacy in thelic church the voluntary. this is a wide—ranging enquiry and as i say, we'll have to wait and see what the federal government intends to do with those dozens government intends to do with those d oze ns of government intends to do with those dozens of recommendations. more to come over the next few hours. thanks very much. a sure sign today of the way the media landscape is changing, and how streaming, especially, has changed broadcasting for ever. the entertainment company walt disney is buying a large part of twenty first century fox, the business controlled by rupert murdoch and his family. the deal is worth more than $50 billion and covers the film business and international operations of fox. not, though, its us news network or the times and sun newspapers in britain. 0ur media editor amol rajan has the story. when rupert murdoch bought the news of the world in 1968, he was an outsider. but this canny australian with news in his veins made his way to the heart of the establishment

of course, i am the real sa nta, are you real?santa's grotto at christmas time because of oscar's condition. it could be the lights, a sensory condition. it could be the lights, a sensory overload, but coming here he was so sensory overload, but coming here he was so excited. he is able to engage and understand the whole process which is not what we would experience normally. what else did he tell you he was going to do to your list? take it to the elves to the north pole. it is a long way. it isa the north pole. it is a long way. it is a long way. it is hoped these knives will become commonplace ensuring christmas is specialfor as many children as possible. goodbye, john. goodbye. what a lovely young man. white house officials have indicated that president trump is likely to announce next week that the united states will recognise jerusalem as the capital of israel. the status ofjerusalem is highly contentious, with both israelis and palestinians claiming all or part of the city as their capital. critics have warned that the deci

she was one of the finest public servants i actually had finest public servants i actually ha d co nta with during my time as a minister. —— dame stacey. ithink she deserves incredible support and banks of the house for the report. i would like hear that from the minister. my lords, i am perfectly happy to endorse observations made by the honourable lord and had i been asked earlier about that point i would have responded in the same way. is the minister really saying that the government is satisfied with a telephone form of probation? because i do not leave anybody in this house is. my lords, we are not satisfied with the telephone form of ovation, but as i say, contact with offenders has to be proportionate to the risk they present. —— form of probation. my lords, can i assure the minister that when these proposals were put through by the coalition government, the proposals we re coalition government, the proposals were ideological driven. and i think some of the flaws which have emerged reveal that the kind of compromises that were created in the privation service, before these refo

genres like pop and rock don't have to fill out a special risk assessment form, and although it is volu ntay assessment form, and although it is voluntary in theory, those who do have to fill it out feel obliged. there was an idea that you would be able to identify in advance potential issues. so would you say that form 696 is racist? if an artist seems to have a following where there is a lot of incidents occur, where there is a lot of incidents occui’, 01’ where there is a lot of incidents occur, or if an artist is seen as proclaiming what encouraging a certain kind of dynamic with different groups or what people call gangs coming together, they are seen asa gangs coming together, they are seen as a problem and then identified, andi as a problem and then identified, and i think that that is the way that people see the 696 for working to prevent those things. people get into habits, and they start hearing certain things and then they think that this music means there will be more problems because it is going to mean these types of people. the form isn't a racist form, it is a form. i'm sad

environment questions.” am many of my colleagues have been contacted am many of my colleagues have been co ntaraising their concerns over clause 30 of the eu with brawl bill which was interpreted as a means to weaken the protection of animals. we are committed to the highest standards of animal welfare but can you provide absolute assurances this will be the case when we leave? my honourable friend has been a clear and consistent advocate for welfare and consistent advocate for welfare and it is absolutely the case that we are committed to ensuring not just that we recognise animal sentience but we provide appropriate and stronger protection and bringing forward a proposal shortly about the appropriate if —— the appropriate legislative vehicle. the secretary of state was asked to confirm that article 13 of the lisbon treaty, that animals are sentience beings, would be passed with the repeal bill. he said absolutely. given he voted against including article 13, why did he change his mind?” voted against including article 13, why did he change his mind? i am tempted to quote from the american po

firstly, we would say co nta ct they should do?f they can help you, see what they can offer you. if you don't feel that is enough and you're struggling with your debts, there are out there that can help you. like stepchange and citizens advice. thank you. a quick look at the markets. the ftse up ever so slightly. hammerson have just announced they are going to take over their rivals. hammerson home the birmingham bullring and brent cross shopping centre. those two, together will create the uk's biggest public company. the share price has fallen. saiga issued a profit warning. share price down just over 23.5%. the euro and the pound pretty much steady. i'm back in an hour. brexit and the stalled negotiations, not surprisingly, dominated prime minister's questions in the commons this lunchtime. theresa may insisted that britain has made "very good progress" in its brexit negotiations, despite failing to reach an agreement in brussels on monday. but the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said it was a "shambles". 0ur assistant political edito

well—known in tory circles and has never hidden being a friendly contact never hidden being a friendly co nta green. but until now she has never publicly said her concerns about his behaviour led her to tell one of theresa may‘s team. last year, before he was promoted become first secretary of state. last year, before he was promoted become first secretary of statelj was able to give the inquiry a lot of evidence, written evidence, that i‘d complained frequently and consistently and contemporaneously. soi consistently and contemporaneously. so i knew that really i was believed. the reason that i didn‘t tell many people about the first encounter, the encounter at which i felt the political mentorship, even a job felt the political mentorship, even ajob in the felt the political mentorship, even a job in the conservative party, was being offered at the same time as the sexual suggestion, the reason i didn‘t tell many people then accept my parents is i wondered if it was a one—off and eventually i spoke to a very senior and long serving aide of theresa may. you gave evidence to the official inqu

people are dying from preve nta ble nonexistent.s. —— there is no water and there is no electricity. this is why there is a sense of urgency today. we hope this will help, more evacuation. an important point, what is also running very low is hope and patients for the people that live in eastern ghouta. —— hope and. we hope it will make things easier for people living there. thank you. we hope for further good for people living there. thank you. we hope forfurther good news in the coming days. the former us president, barack 0bama, has warned about the irresponsible use of social media, in his first interview since he left office, at the beginning of the year. mr 0bama said social media was, in some cases, simplifying complex issues, and reinforcing people's biases. he was speaking to prince harry, who was the guest editor of radio 4's today programme. this report from our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. prince harry, first of all, you are very welcome to our studio. good morning. joining the today programme for the day had b

i think it is a lot easier to spend when you have either a debit card, credit card or co nta ctless debitier and indeed research does suggest that this christmas, particularly, people are spending it much more on high value items. the old idea of buying jewellery or luxury goods is decreasing, the kind of things people are spending money on this christmas, seems to be high price electronics, for example, and also much increased spending on travel. so these seem to be the two to spending items, electronics and travel. there is a statistic that says on average we spend six hours and 42 minutes christmas shopping over the christmas period shopping for gift. does that sound about right to you? i would've thought it was slightly on the low side. our research suggests people do — the time in the shop that possibly is right but the time people spend thinking about t going online and doing research, because we are price conscious these days, we are looking for ways of driving down the price this, applies whether we are going shopping, and going shopping as a leisure activity, we want to buy thing

nta half hour from now. 6:00 a.m. to around 6:00 p.m.for all of the areas that you e purple that does include portions every southeast pennsylvania, jersey. a lot of you will be traveling this weekend, so stillee travel forecast. right now, not seeing any delays at the way, just be aware if you are going to be flying in orrpt. that is where we could see some issues, as the snow continue m region. also, temperatures are so cold , and in the teens and 20 's, soingoday, giving you the red light, because roads are going to be very slick, any definitely going to stick, but you have the green light as we head into new years eve as more coming up in your full forecast, jan, back to you. >> good advice, thank you, penndot has salt trucks on stand by right now, as this snow get ready tohilaovlphia ar. "eyewitness news" reporter, seantay life on the parkway, waiting for snow. how does it look now? snow here yet. still waiting for t but screws have been prepping for this y straight to video, "eyewitness news" cameras were rolling, back when trucks

is also something the nta set up a small business working group meeting over a year. almost every other month. both of these groups this subject has not come up. this program has not come up to us. it sounds like a good thing. i know a lot about the pilot program, but what has happened what are the statistics, where we go from there is never brought to us. i think since it is happening in the neighborhood as a group it would be a good thing to do. what we are asking for is postponement of your decision until we can sit down, hear about it, hopefully come back and say we love it and go ahead with it. to be left out of it as a group is very upsetting. that is one thing we have been asking for a long time. i think the small business working group is what is formed because we have been left out all of the time. here is an example of that. thank you. >> thank you very much. any more public comment on this item? seeing none. i will close public comment. >> could i ask a question. i know that we did outreach to the chamber. i don't know if anyone presented downtown to the gr

and with the sachbt nta an in w expected to pick up even more tomorrow, that means things could soona in winds expected to pick up even more tomorrow, that means things could soon get worse.in winds expected to pick up even more tomorrow, that means things could soon get worse.n winds expected to pick up even more tomorrow, that means things could soon get worse. winds expected to pick up even more tomorrow, that means things could soon get worse.winds expected to pick up even more tomorrow, that means things could soon get worse. winds expected to pick up even more tomorrow, that means things could soon get worse. governor jerry brown talked about how he worries these massive and very dangerous fires are going to become even more frequent. >> we're facing a new reality in the state where fires threaten people's lives, their property, their neighborhoods. and of course billions and bh t billions of dollars. so we have to have combat the f invest in managing vegetation and forests and all the way we dwell in this very wonderful place, but a place that is getting hotter. >> so give you

thanks -- to jen from sapt nta. thanks to posts, they were able to get in touch with the sender.police hand-delivered the present. >>> a bucks king county marching band is heading -- bucks county marching band is heading to the tournament of roses parade. members of the pennsbury high school band are getting ready to leave for pasadena, california. >> the energy's pretty exciting. i saw everybody pulling up, the kids were beaming. we've worked on this a very long time, all the way since august. they're very excited. >> the pennsbury squad is one of 14 selected for the parade. 1 00 bands enter the competition. >>> we've been telling you all morning about the frigid temperatures. this is a live look at haddon avenue in collingswood. >> meteorologist steve sosna has been tracking the temperatures and has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> good morning. another frigid start to the day. this is the kimmel center campus camera. as you see, people out and about getting their routine going. you can't let the cold stop you. you need to take those preparations in order to

residents of sa nta thousands of customers.ring them to gleevec homes. many of the residents here we re homes. many of the residents here were told to evacuate. firefighters and police are worried this area might not be safe. this fire is pushing towards the city of ventura. we are making sure we are ahead of the fire, making sure we have got evacuations ahead of the fire and we have got engines leapfrogging the fire. the nationalweather have got engines leapfrogging the fire. the national weather service predicts continued high winds and low humidity throughout the week. tonight it is the turner prize. for the first time it is being held in hull, part of that city's city of culture year. rather than simply previewing the nominees up for the price, we have decided to create our own little contest by asking a group of primary school children to decide who they think would be a worthy winner. colin patterson went to meet thejudges of the winner. colin patterson went to meet the judges of the tiny turner. we are here to judge the

ntas one look at that strong employment number, cintas is going to shoot the light outs. the stock has been a horse if you have sense, you'll buy cintas friday is an official day off. after earning this is week, you no what he we're going to need a break. so here's the bottom line. earnings have been the secret sauce to this market i think that the stretch continues is better than expected sales and profits keep driving us higher. next week, it should be no exception. let's go hank in new york. hank >> hey, jim. love your show >> thank you >> hey, i'm calling about dexcom my daughter is a type one diabetic she wears the dexcom censor. eli lilly announces they were getting into dexcom space and their stock tumbled. now eli lilly is saying they want to work with dexcom so can you give me your thoughts on dexcom's future >> okay. well we -- we were most concerned about is that abbott has gotten involved. and abbott was going after dexcom dexcom has a great niche of the highest end, safest, least -- not the most definite reading on the situation. and that's why we think that

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it will be a full moon for sa nta perfect.tronomy based stories, and darren will fill us in in a bit, can you see it because of the great clouds of winter? the media showers, we never see them in the north—west of england! —— grey clouds. we never see them in the north—west of england! -- grey clouds. holly is here with the sport. is it going any better? i have been keeping an eye on itand better? i have been keeping an eye on it and australia are going better and better. the wheels may have come off, at least one wheel, will try and stay positive. —— we'll try. off, at least one wheel, will try and stay positive. -- we'll try. we are a robben reliant now!l and stay positive. -- we'll try. we are a robben reliant now! a few days ago we thought england needed to win in adelaide but now we would take a draw. such a positive start, though! england's stuart broad took a wicket in the first over of the day in adelaide but australia are building a strong position in the second test. broad trapped peter handscomb leg before wicket to

we have seen another sa nta cla us accordingly.re. sounds good! you mentioned brexit, what about the other geopolitical influences that have moved the market? if you look backin have moved the market? if you look back in europe, we had lots of elections in france, germany, austria and the netherlands and there was a feeling that one of these would have a significant impact on the stock markets and in many ways most of the results went the way that people had predicted and hoped for so the markets largely rode through that and got back to concentrating on fundamentals, what will companies do in terms of profits and laws and the underlying economies. against that we had the us and although mr trump has not achieved very much until the last couple of days with his tax reforms, we have had a strong us economy and that has filtered across the atlantic. 2018 is around the corner. what are we expecting and what are you expecting on the markets next year? it will be much the same. if you look to the first quarter we have a possible electio

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we will co nta ct you lewsey, thank you for now. we will contact you if there is more information.rupert murdoch, for nearly £40 billion. the deal includes fox's 39% stake in satellite broadcaster sky , and the 20th century fox film studio. fox's remaining assets, including fox news and sports , will form a new company. the deal ends more than half a century of media expansion by fox owner rupert murdoch. mr iger told abc's good morning america that he would talk to mr murdoch about a future role: they'll be announcing, or they are announcing, some plans of their own right now. james and i will be talking over the next number of months. he is going to be integral to the integration process, and he and i will be discussing whether there is a role for him, or not at our company. talking there are about james murdoch, not rupert murdoch. our business editor simon jack is here. this is a big deal, one of the biggest we have seen in the entertainment industry in a number of years and is big and powerful as disney is, it is trying to defend itself against the rising power of technology c

has centre managed to -- has sa nta cla us out.the helipad, and we have received a big parcel of gifts, so everyone on board, the welfare committee wrote a letter to santa claus about a month ago, so later this evening after we have eaten there will be some giftgiving for all the team out here. next, thank you for talking to us and merry christmas to you and all of your fellow workers at on the rig. now we will go to mark pilgrim who was also working today at the elephant enclosure in chester zoo. very christmas to you, how are things there? things are good this morning, the staff are starting to arrive, to do the usual tasks of looking after the animals. is christmas day different for you guys or is it still the same type of stuff? it is a bit special, christmas is always a bit special, there is no business in the zoo today, so it means that we can get thejobs done have today, so it means that we can get the jobs done have a little today, so it means that we can get thejobs done have a little more easily, and it always feels a lit

looks like they have reached an accommodation at it looks like they're going to get through the volu ntaake of shell buying first utility? it is very interesting. it is the first time they've come into the domestic market. it's been a market that's been filled with controversy from customers, regulators and politicians, with a the government announcing price caps earlier in the year. so, it is interesting that a big player like this wishes to get in and add more competition to the market, and i think it adds an interesting dynamic to it. and mccarthy and stone, the retirement home builder, shares have fallen 10% after this announcement about leaseholds — do you think they've been treated fairly?m about leaseholds — do you think they've been treated fairly? it is interesting, mccarthy and stone put forward a special case on behalf of the retirement market. they're feeling was that the ground rents being paid by their customers, or the owners of the flats, were paying actually for maintenance of these developments and it was for their own benefit and the benefit of the company as well. so,

in fact, the thomas fire, burning in sa nta in fact, the thomas fire, burning in santa barbara countyay will be another dry day across california, nothing really to ease that situation. talking of new york city, here, we are actually likely to see some snow during tuesday, an area of low pressure in north—east usa and up to eastern canada, some fairly low temperatures as well. but temperatures climbing across the south—east of australia over the next couple of days, into the mid to high 20s during tuesday but as you move through into wednesday and thursday, you will look at temperatures into the 30s. in fact, in sydney, we could see temperatures in excess of 35 degrees for the middle part of the week. closer to home in europe, have a look at this impressive curl of cloud. this area of low pressure was named by the weather services of portugal, spain and france, stormer ana and it has brought exceptionally heavy rain and strong winds. the storm quickly drifting north—eastwards where, during tomorrow, it will continue to weaken, bringing some rain across the baltic states and significan

we are using the cash machines less often because we are doing more co nta ctless often because we are mean a lot of machines will simply be taken away. so carry on that thought process, what will be? —— what will be affect the edit happens? nicky morgan, chair of the treasury select committee, says there will be fewer machines. she is trying to buy now from link what its assessment is because it has not produced an estimate. she is concerned they will be taken away from places where people do not have access to banks, and we have heard this week another 300 branches are closing between lloyds and rbs. that is in the next few months. so we will have fewer banks and they operate some machines on their own premises, and possibly fewer cash machines as well. she is concerned there will be people who don't have access to cash machines in their locality, or if they do, there will be some of these that charge you to get your own money out, which is often £1.50 or thereabouts. what about the banks? what do they say? the banks say they want things to be more efficient. what that seems they mea

conduct, a cabinet office enquiry, that he has never been contacted enquiry, that he has never been co ntae went public. thanks for the update at new scotland yard. nearly three—quarters of a million children and pensioners in the uk have fallen into relative poverty over the past four years. the left—leaning joseph rowntree foundation says it‘s the first sustained rise affecting these age groups for two decades. the government says the number of people living in absolute poverty has fallen by more than half a million since 2010. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan has the details. for flo singleton, this drop—in centre has many benefits. she can meet friends, have a laugh, grab a bite to eat and by being here, the 84—year—old does not have to spend money heating her own home. if you go out, you don‘t have to have your heating on, do you? trouble is, once it‘s dark in the evenings now, and cold, you have to put your heating on, don‘t you? so you go on the bus just to keep warm? yeah. well, you know! yeah! it‘s lovely and warm on the bus. and then you sort of try and extend it

santa's slaves sa nta's slaves — santa's slaves — the mirror claiming delivery drivers for amazon areith no breaks. 0k, shall we catch up with stav? 0h, he's not with us? not quite yet. the front page of one more paper. i don't think there's that much more to say than "zoe's new man" of the sun 0n to say than "zoe's new man" of the sun on sunday. stav is with us. lots to talk about. absolutely. where are we seeing the snow, first of all? which parts of the country? ok, it's falling quite heavily and widely now across parts of wales. let me show you this polygon where the snow is. it's changed a little bit. there's heavy snow further south as well out of this circle. generally speaking, it's north of the m4 corridor where we're seeing the snow falling south of it. milder air is pushing in, so it's turning to rain. heavy snow is falling through central and northern parts of wales — in fact, sunnybridge has seen i4cm of snow, and the snowfall rates are really mounting up here. heavy snow widely through the midlands, and the northern extent of it could just reach the manchester area befor