good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today: time for mums and dads to step up. the chief inspector of schools says teachers shouldn't be expected to act as substitute parents. violence, tear gas, and looting as fuel tax protests in the heart of paris are condemned by president macron. theresa may comes under fresh pressure to publish the legal advice given to the government over her brexit deal. and in sport, there's no hollywood ending for tyson fury in la. he was knocked down twice in his heavyweight world title fight, but it ended in a draw as deontay wilder keeps his wbc —— but it ended in a draw as deontay wilder keeps his wbc belt. plus — the rise of the bionic builder. we hear how hi—tech suits are helping to ease the strain in uk construction. good morning. a showery sunday a weights across the country. but with light wind, it is cooler into the north. further south, it light wind, it is cooler into the north. furthersouth, it is light wind, it is cooler into the north. further south, it is windy bu

that while i'm out of the polling centers we nor just noticed that the opposition party polling nugent's would move to be absent even inside the polling booths where representatives from all the bodies are supposed to be a bit ahead or does find their names on the cd on the serial numbers on the polling mists there were more representatives off the opposition bangladesh nationalist party which is about of concern which some people have raised questions about but heavy security deployment across talker and violence is already breaking out in other parts of the country. so does the opposition stand any chance asshole in the selection. well given that there is a serious lack of a lack of the bow the opposition's representation right now out in the field it kind of supports what the opposition has been claiming is that there is an uneven playing field already opposition leaders have been coming out with comments saying that if this election is a free and fair run the really come to power of course that is a convenient claim on the other hand we have to do in parties saying that they are conf

these last few days of the year i'm joined by two ponder jim ballou my colleague of course will nugent's phone call do you think come markets well i mean if the reaction is anything to go by so far it's not doing any of that likely you reassurance that isn't quite the reassurance now investors actually thinking about where they have to be concerned about the liquidity that he had to discuss with those six banks yolles in the u.s. that he spoke with yesterday and of course today he'll be having a meeting with. the leading market participants in the us regarding the current market volatility among other things and saw investors are wondering if there's more to be concerned about not really we're short of this point so everybody's i actually kind of wondering they want to be probably listening in on those phone calls and that's the issue right now you know i mean those phone calls it's quite an unusual move in a not necessarily instilling confidence there and that's certainly when you have that back backdrop of that government shutdown which i mean we see it every year but this year is some

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welcome to breakfast, with sally nugent and louise minchin. our headlines today: rescue workers race against time to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami that has killed at least 280 people. and, as the volcano that is believed to have triggered it continues to erupt, there are fears the death toll will rise. respect and understanding — the queen uses her christmas speech to deliver a message of goodwill to all. good morning. we haven't exactly been hitting the high street hard, but are we forking out for our food? it is your last chance today, i am ata it is your last chance today, i am at a supermarket near cardiff to find out. is it a three—horse title race in the premier league? tottenham hit six past everton to keep in touch with the top of the table at goodison park. good morning from the magnificent winchester cathedral. the weather outside for some of us as a foggy start to the day. others will see some sunshine. i will have more details in 15 minutes. it is monday 2a december. our top story: indonesia is braced for the possibility

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and sally nugent. our headlines today: the government's urged to step up patrols in the channel after a surge in migrants risking their lives to get across. more than half a million potholes are reported on our roads in the past 12 months. the skies of new york turn an eerie blue as an electrical explosion at a power plant causes confusion across the city. christmas is over, and now comes the big clean—up. i'm at a glass recycling plant in sheffield. two goals in six minutes for west ham. felipe andserson fires them into the top ten in the premier league. he returns on new year's day. i've been speaking exclusively to the stars of luther, idris elba and ruth wilson. she likes him, he is her only weak spot. she loves him. she loves him, but she also likes playing with him. does luther love alice? but she also likes playing with him. does luther love alice ?|i but she also likes playing with him. does luther love alice? i think he's infatuated, not in love. he doesn't know what love is. possibly. you mig

welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: the government's urged the channel after a surge in migrants risking their lives to get across. more than half a million potholes are reported on our roads in the past 12 months. the skies of new york turn an eerie blue as an electrical explosion at a power plant causes confusion across the city. christmas is over, and now comes the big clean—up. i'm at a glass recycling plant in sheffield. two goals in six minutes for west ham. felipe andserson fires them into the top ten in the premier league.

welcome to breakfast, with sally nugent and louise minchin.least 280 people. and, as the volcano that is believed to have triggered it continues to erupt, there are fears the death toll will rise. respect and understanding — the queen uses her christmas speech to deliver a message of goodwill to all. good morning. we haven't exactly been hitting the high street hard, but are we forking out for our food? it is your last chance today, i am ata it is your last chance today, i am at a supermarket near cardiff to find out.

sally nugent with that report. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. ata at a turbulent weather at the weekend, it has started very pleasant. already this morning, someone pleasant. already this morning, someone in northern ireland has spotted grey cloud. here is the satellite imagery, this strip of cloud linked to a potent a of low pressure to the west. all of that cloud also links into further areas of low pressure down across the atla ntic to of low pressure down across the atlantic to come in later this week. out there at the moment, enjoy the sunshine. central and eastern areas, plenty to come. on the chilly side, temperature is in the single figures. double figures in the west. showers moving across western areas, particularly around irish sea coastal districts. around 11 celsius, the breezes picking up. it will pick up further into tonight. gail is developing quite widely into western areas. continuing to see one oi’ western areas. continuing to see one or two splashes of rain across the uk. the bulk of the more persistent rain spreading across

leader germy corbin has lip readers hard work some people are asking whether corbin muttered miss nugent comment on his breath you can look for yourself did deliberately to actually say woman or did he say people. would be the responsible position of any government to put in place contingency arrangements or no deal. would be a disaster for our country. responsible government would have. christmas stocking down. in the chimney on the terrace mistreating these guys i'm trying to write. it's the prime minister who is supposed to be undertaking going to go see. the prime minister that style to bring an acceptable deal but it's the right honorable gentleman doesn't want to see money being spent on no deal he's got an easy also cut this deal. cut i was talking about you. know. this kind of missile domestic language must not be tolerated. during prime minister's question time to eight i referred to those who i believe were seeking to turn the debate about the national crisis facing our country into account in mind as stupid people. this is big to ignore use the words stupid woman about the pro

welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. our headlines today: in the past hour, the french government has said it is considering a state of emergency as it tries to prevent a repeat of violent riots by fuel tax protestors. this is the clean—up taking place as we speak at the arc de triomphe. we'll get the latest. time for mums and dads to step up. the chief inspector of schools says teachers shouldn't be expected to act as substitute parents. theresa may comes under fresh pressure to publish the legal advice given to the government the over her brexit deal. and in sport, tyson fury is denied by the judges in los angeles. his heavyweight world title fight ends in a draw as deontay wilder keeps the wbc belt. plus, the rise of the bionic builder. we hear how hi—tech suits are helping to ease the strain in uk construction. good morning. a sherry sunday awaits gci’oss good morning. a sherry sunday awaits across the country but with lighter winds, it is cooler in the north and further south, it is windy but milder. i will have all

just feel of everything is just well the bizarrely uncertain as a result of the actions of steve nugent on donald trump over the last couple of years so yes your point is is spot on right that there's concern that he might. fire and that the fed chairman which is uncertainty but it almost. certainly almost seems to be larger than even just specifically that it's just not certainty not stability that is being projected from the white house and general in the markets like stability and predictability well exactly and so therefore that tweet didn't help the new transactions didn't help and people are wondering you know why didn't it shouldn't do this was it because there is some perhaps some systemic problem in the banking system people don't seem to think about is necessary.

good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today: time for as substitute parents. violence, tear gas, and looting as fuel tax protests in the heart of paris are condemned by president macron. theresa may comes under fresh pressure to publish the legal advice given to the government over her brexit deal. and in sport, there's no hollywood ending for tyson fury in la. he was knocked down twice in his heavyweight world title fight, but it ended in a draw as deontay wilder keeps his wbc —— but it ended in a draw as deontay wilder keeps his wbc

democratic a lariat was elected to nugent -- to virginia's second kindred -- second district. she is a naval academy graduate and one of the first women to attend the u.s. navy nuclear power school. she retired from the navy in 2017. she and her husband own a boutique called the mermaid factory which sells mermaid and dolphin figurines. in the fifth the district, denver wriggled and is a former u.s. air for -- air force intelligence officer and contractor. he retired from the intelligence community to open a distillery outside charles koch. he pricked -- outside charlottesville. he previously ran for governor but dropped out of the race prior to the republican primary. the other republican joining the delegation's ben cline, who early in his career, served as chief of staff to the man he succeeds in virginia's sixth congressional district. chairman bob goodlatte. andnce ran a sales marketing firm in addition to being a public prosecutor and attorney in private practice. you has also served in the virginia house of delegates since 2002. democrat abigail spanberger spanberger wi

our correspondent sally nugent reports. this is it, folks. welcome to sports personality 2018.orld cup itself was such a whirlwind. there were so many emotions flying about. # three lions on the shirt...# as you can hear, the excitement is building all around this arena. it's crazy. i've actually never known the atmosphere be like this. i'm going to take my seat. # three lions on the shirt, jules rimet still gleaming...# gareth southgate, congratulations on an incredible evening — an incredible year? people were kind of denying they cared about international football because they didn't want to get hurt any more. but the most pleasing aspect of the summer, to me, was that we took everybody on a journey that really reconnected the team and brought pride back to our supporters. the 2018 team of the year is... england netball team! it's exciting for netball to get some recognition, and hopefully the sport keeps on growing. that memory of that moment, and the entire games, is something that will live with me and the rest of the squad forever. it's so special for it to be celebrated

bloomberg with a four separate resources in the white house that trump was considering firing powell, and nugentomes out and says it's not the case. would be out of practice since presidents have acted and there's a very good reason why you do not want to have that much political control and the president himself, with the decision-making for interest rates. it's too tempting to prime the pump economically and then you end up with a medium to long-term disaster. i think steve mnuchin and others are doing everything they can to walk trump off this ledge, and so far, it seems to be working, but as we have seen with many other things, such as the way we got out of syria, sometimes you think you have a decision and then he reverses it. yeah, and in terms of the mattis resignation as well. cgurk gone, too. torica has written a letter the australian ambassador, giving assurances about the australian alliance, but it seems rather extraordinary that it has gone to this. we do not know who the next secretary of defense could be. if there was any silver lining there is theink reputation of the conspiracy

store in the stock market as an indicator of the overall health of the economy maybe he just wants nugent to be seeming to be doing something even though it seems to have backfired pretty terribly she had thanks very much. he says is working with several countries to take an investigation into the killing of the saudi journalist to the united nations now the announcement came from the foreign minister mystic of a sort of a news conference and he's also demanded its findings on the case with the international community was killed inside the city consulate in istanbul on october the second cinema as the latest now from istanbul. there were some skepticism and criticism that turkey has given up chasing after jamal his murder which took place on october the second in saudi consulate in istanbul and turkey's foreign minister statement came after a little silence let's say because took us officers have been speaking a lot about jamal khashoggi but they are not speaking as much as before and this is perceived as if turkey has given up on the investigation have ever been investigated in turkey is

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potential for some sort of banking crisis something that hadn't been worried about before why is where nugent asking for assurances from the u.s. is largest banks in addition various assurances from members of the administration to donald trump has no intention to fire the federal reserve chairman jerome powell also didn't calm people because it suggested that it's still on the agenda it's not something that donald trump may be considering this has not done much to help investors worries as we go into christmas the head of a u.n. mission tasked with monitoring the fragile cease fire in yemen has arrived in the port city of who data were side does general patrick come in government representatives in the southern city of eight before talks with who the leaders in the capital sanaa over there we can't the cease fire and who data is largely holdings since it came into effect last tuesday there has been sporadic fighting between both sides yemen's warring parties agreed on troops in the strategic city during peace talks in sweden earlier this month that though has been covering the conflict in ye

here‘s sally nugent. good morning. was given the chance to go behind the scenes with the year‘s biggest sports stars. this is it, folks. welcome to sports personality 2018. we are going to rub shoulders with some sporting royalty tonight. the world cup itself was such a whirlwind. there were so many emotions flying about. so on trend! i always like to promise you lots of exclusive backstage access, let‘s hope she‘s in and let‘s hope she is ready to answer the door. it‘s only dina asher—smith. are you ready for us? i am, come in. thank you so much. it is going to be an absolutely incredible night. it is obviously so nice to celebrate everyone‘s sporting achievements. # three lions on a shirt...# as you can here, the excitement is all around, this theatre is crazy. i‘ve actually never known the atmosphere to be like this, and i am about to take my seat. # it‘s coming # football‘s coming home...# gareth southgate, congratulations on an incredible evening and an incredible year. people were kind of denying they cared about

that is another one on the christmas watchlist. from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugent.at the back pages of this morning's newspapers. they have been going forjose mourinho. the pressure seems to have been piling on him. in the last few minutes i can confirm that he has left manchester united. that is less than a8 hours after that defeat to liverpool. they were beaten 3—1 by liverpool. they were beaten 3—1 by liverpool. we can confirm breaking news last few moments. we have confirmation thatjose mourinho has parted ways with manchester united. you would have to say that this has been coming for some weeks. he has not look happy. the players have not look happy. and, in a way, was this a battle of wills betweenjose mourinho and paul pogba, one of the star players of the club? he was pa rt star players of the club? he was part of that fantastic french side early in the summer, very much seen asa early in the summer, very much seen as a leader. there is two men have not been getting on, paul pogba has not been getting on, paul pogba has not been getting on, paul pogba has n

sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugent. good morning.heem sterling of manchester city says the media, newspapers and tv, are fuelling racism because of the tone they take when talking about black footballers. that is after he was on the end of alleged racist abuse at the end of alleged racist abuse at the weekend. let's have a look at how the newspapers have reacted. the express quotes sterling directly, saying he now expects racist behaviour from fans. the telegraph has him on the cover of the sports pull—out today, reporting that the police are investigating the incident at stamford bridge on saturday. and the guardian says sterling has attacked the media for running stories that quite simply feel racism. in the last hour, former england internationaljohn barnes has said he believes people are in denial about racism existing in sport. it is not getting worse but because we didn't hear it, we thought it was getting better. in football, what football can do is say if there's any racist chanting, they will kick you out of the ground so fo

sally nugent if you —— bling. serious bleeding. sally nugent if you -- bling. 2—1. there were also wins for brighton and west ham who beat crystal palace and cardiff respectively. tonight, manchester united welcome arsenal to old trafford. united are 19 points off leaders manchester city and jose mourinho has had a go at tv pundits who have suggested that he‘s lost the dressing room. you have to do analyse a player by how is he performing, yes or no. you shouldn‘t go in that direction because you are calling the players dishonest. 0k, guys, thank you. you call the players dishonourable. goes and celebrates — i am scoring my own goal because i do not like the manager. i do not believe in that. more philosophy for you. football philosophy. next to some potentially positive news for newcastle united fans. the former chelsea and manchester united director peter kenyon is heading a consortium that‘s in talks to buy the club. we know that owner mike ashley is ready and willing to sell. we don‘t know if a firm bid has been put in yet but we‘ll keep an eye on that one.

we have six christmas treat sally nugent. my problem is they keep buying decorations.ed with alcohol. gin or whiskey baubles.” also don't ever for any way. get free sentimental about them. my angel is about 30 years old. —— get very. that telling me to shut up about christmas and get on with the football. they were saying that a minute and a half ago. we are talking about the ballon d'or. this lady is ada hegerberg. the first female winner of the ballon d'or. it was historical. but there was controversy when the host martin solveig — a famous dj — asked her if she could twerk. that is not him, by the way. he came to me after and he was really, really sad that it went that way. i didn't think about it in that moment. i did not consider it as a sexual harassment or anything. it was just happy to get a dance and celebrate winning the ballon d'or, to be honest. well said. cristiano ronaldo and lionel messi have won the ballon d'or between them for the last ten years but their monopoly has been broken by luka modric. he guided croatia to the world cup final and helped real