philip johnson alan ritchie.en really inspiring, and for me it's not working, it is sharing that expense with the end-user. i love collaborating. i collaborate with the end-user in mind. the true value is when someone lives in that house done by a pritzker prize architects for such an accessible price, no one has had that goal and been able to do that. haslinda: has there been concerned that such projects worth $300,000 may cheapen the value of the product? jose: it started with the average of $300,000, thinking my reference was america, looking for less expensive on a per square foot or per meter basis, these of the the high end designer prefab companies. when you are doing things in asia, i had to go lower. i'm trying to average $70,000 now and cater to the mid-markets or mass market, and to do that you have to be cost-effective and budget conscious. i don't think it is dilution. if people thought that was the case, they would not have signed up for it. i think it is a good thing, not a bad thing. think about i

philips reports. that such a disaster that even boris johnson now admits he got it wrong or maybe not his precious uses but his impersonator and protesters outside downing street believe it can be stopped with a second referendum on the final deal from the league o'shea sions between britain and the e.u. like will the students speaking for generations that voted overwhelmingly to stay in the e.u. . young people do feel very strongly that this is one direction for a few. in fighting to mobilize and try to persuade our parents and grandparents many of the like minded back to back to back us not sure anymore but it's not the right deal i'm not sure i'd direction from here but all the older generation persuadable i travelled from london to the english market town of spalding where seventy percent voted to leave the e.u. the challenge for those trying to stop bricks it is to change people's minds in towns like spalding and that still feels like an uphill struggle there is a measure of georgia. that i don't think you can. get on with. the man who led spaulding's leave campaign says this month's agreement on

foreign secretary by the johnson —— borisjohnson is behind the idea of a brexit dividend. chancellor philipsee how the public finances are faring before making any big decisions. a vigorous debate is being held in cabinet. on the front line of this service, among workers, a belief that something must be done soon, a significant increase, with the pressures of winter not over and hospitals struggling to find beds, even now. thank you. a 14—year—old girl has been seriously hurt after a group of children were run down by a car in glasgow. police say the car, with two men in it, was driven deliberately at the youngsters in castlemilk yesterday afternoon, and the attack is being treated as attempted murder. the girl is in a stable condition in hospital. tributes have been paid tojose abreu, the mastermind behind venezuela's el sistema youth orchestras, who has died. he founded the globally acclaimed el sistema in 1975. it aimed to combat poverty by providing free musical education to children in venezuela's poor neighbourhoods. the network expanded to 300 choirs and orchestras, receiving numerou

details, it will not end the tories‘ civil war over europe, boris johnson it will not end the tories‘ civil war over europe, borisjohnson and philipeu to sit down and to begin talking trade seriously. to do that theresa may will in effect say to eu leaders, look, i know the era of ca ke leaders, look, i know the era of cake eating is over, at least in terms of negotiations. i know we cannot have our cake and eat it, so she will put to one side that big slab of brexit battenberg and say to the eu leaders, i'd take on board your concerns, i know your red lines, i get why you are worried about the integrity of the single market being undermined, and she will couple that with a template for trade with a whole package of proposals, including those areas where bits of the british economy might continue to have to meet eu standards. other areas where we might carry on and be supervised by eu regulators. the hope is that eu leaders listening to that one thing, now they are taking this seriously, now they are taking this seriously, now we can really begin to talk about trade. the danger is eu leaders take a look at this and think this look

foreign secretary, who wa nts to johnson, the foreign secretary, who wants to see the demonstration of a brexit dividend that the nhs. but on the other hand the chancellor philiphe will not meet making any decisions about spending until he sees the state of the publics finances later in the year. so there is a vigorous debate going on in cabinet, with increasing demands for more resources for the front line. hugh pym, thank you very much. australia's cricket captain steve smith has been banned from playing in the final test match in south africa amid a ball—tampering scandal described by prime minister malcolm turnbull as a "shocking disappointment". smith had already been forced to hand over his duties as captain for the third test. there are still questions for the wider leadership of the national team after a player was caught on camera manipulating the ball with a piece of tape. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss reports. commentator: this on to the crowd... in the eye of a cricketing storm, steve smith, booed onto the field in cape town, the world's best batsman given one of its worst receptions after a scandal which has shocked a sport and shamed a nati