it is clear she wants to take the uk offa it is clear she wants to take the uk off a hard brexit cliff edge with the the direction is not driven by the the direction is not driven by the best interests of the country. the inflation rate hits a two and a half year peak — largely due to higher prices for fuel and food and the fall in the pound. the libyan man who claims that british agents took part in his kidnap in 2004 — has been given permission to take legal action. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. i will speak to shallow brexit secretary keir starmer. —— shadow brexit secretary. from 7 o'clock, we'll have ongoing coverage of theresa may's speech on brexit — including reaction from westminster and brussels. what does the brexit blueprint mean for british businesses? i'll be discussing the potential implications with the federation of small businesses at 7.30. and at10.1i0, we'll look at tomorrow's main headlines in the papers. that's with this evening's guests — media commentatorfrom the telegraph, neil mid

donald trump has been royaling the sector with tweets about production in mexico and threats offa i big border tax on vehicles made abroad. fiat chrysler trumpeted a billion dollars and drew praise from mr. trump. the auto maker insists it is part of an already established strategy. ford canceled plans to build a new plan south of the border, but general motors ceo said she is not changing a thing and production will stay where it is. in mexico. it's the back and forth with mr. trump that has overshadowed the glitz of the detroit auto show. >> beyond the bright lights and big production introducing new models, the biggest presence at the detroit auto show is president-elect donald trump. he is not visiting, about you on the mind of everybody here who realized trump wants more auto jobs created in the u.s. and not overseas. they announced plans to hire 2,000 fore workers as it expands jeep production in michigan and ohio. president-elect trump tweeted about the decision, saying it's finally happening. fiat chrysler announced plans to invest $1 billion in michigan and ohio plants and 2,00

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security camera footage shows two groups, the one in the background hasjust got offa one in the background got off a coach when this happens. look at the top left of the screen, the lorry drives at the soldiers at high speed and hits them. then it backs up speed and hits them. then it backs up quickly, apparently trying to crush more people before the driver is shot dead. he is said to have been a palestinian from a nearby area of eastjerusalem. witnesses who saw the bloody aftermath spoke of the shah. ijust saw who saw the bloody aftermath spoke of the shah. i just saw the truck going onto the sidewalk from the road and hitting the soldiers and it took me some time to understand it was a terror attack. those who died we re was a terror attack. those who died were all in their 20s. more than a dozen others were wounded. you can still see the skid marks in the dark here. this is the very spot where those soldiers were killed. there has been an upsurge in palestinian attacks on its release in the past year or attacks on its release in the past year 01’ so, attacks on its release in the past

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up ahead charges officially offa made in the kim kardashianardaia robbery heist.ery >> and a drone takes on camera.am we're back in three minutes.. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> hot on the web tonight the first suspects in there kimn thi mkardashian paris robbery haverh been officially charged.ha french authorities pressedhoritd charges against four men todayai in connection to the i.d.'s only as eunice a. they say he's facing chargesg c of armed robbery in an organized gang kidnapping andna criminal association. aiati >> look at this one. looat t an alleged robber wearing a leotard. otard. >> what. >> this happened in missouri.n o surveillance video of a man breaking into a dance shop.hop. >> okay. [laughter] >> but before leaving hee lng h decided to put on a leotard. >> oh. >> and dance around the storeane a bit. ae >> okay. >> he eventually made off with about $4,000 in merchandise. for the record, the store -- [laughter]au >> the store says he put thehe deleotard on backwards. backwar. >> that's the worst thing thatt could happen. happen. >> okay, i don't want to seeon n this anymore.thismor

bluffing about having another referendum on scottish independence at some point if scotland is driven offaff. maybe it sounded very much like the kind of ha rd sounded very much like the kind of hard brexit she said could provoke another vote on scottish independence. let's go to chris page in belfast. she did talk about the joint boundary. at the sharp end of brexit and so many ways, because this is the only part of the uk when it isa this is the only part of the uk when it is a land border with another eu member state. you'd rather across that body, you hardly know it is there. there are no customs post are barriers. what will happen to that border is a key issue here. theresa may talked about the common travel area which is an agreement between britain and ireland that predates the eu. it allows for free movement of people between the two countries. retaining that area she said would be one of her priorities and that the government was looking for a practical solution with protecting the integrity of the u:k.'s immigration and maintenance. some people here are questioning that, wonderin

four—year—old girl insta ntly, hill and killed a four—year—old girl instantly, just after she had got offamother. mrs rogers, as well as seeing her granddaughter killed in front of her, also suffered life changing injuries. the lorry then went into a car where there were three men. they we re car where there were three men. they were all killed instantly. another lady was seriously injured. today matthew gordon and peter would have been sentenced, but we need to remember the devastation that their frost negligence cause to innocent lives and their families. as well as the deep impact this has had on the community at large, including the driver of the bus, the emergency services, and all the passers—by who attended the scene, many of whom we re attended the scene, many of whom were traumatised. the crown prosecution service worked with the police and then with the barristers who presented the case for us for over 18 months in order to achieve this result. we hope it will bring some sense ofjustice to all of those whose lives have been affected by this herbal collision. that is the statement

world economic forum last week and he said that the reason that consumer confidence hadn't fallen offa off a cliff as many forecasters expected after the brexit boat was because the majority of people who voted one. they felt better, they went out and spend money. —— the majority of people who voted actually won the vote. it showed today that 2016 was robust in terms of spending. there are issues again, the key issue for 2017 and 18 will be to do with inflation and average wage growth. the chancellor is of course delighted with the robust figures that showed that the uk economy was growing the fastest in 2016 compared to any of the major industrial countries around the world. he did say there were still issues and uncertainties ahead around brexit, but he also mentioned china, chinese growth, theresa may is in america today, donald trump, what will be american economy perform like? i asked him first, was this economic pain delayed, or was it economic pain cancelled? what the figures today show is that the uk economy continues to be resilient and continues to confound the sceptics. of c