after rees went through his work out, he also stayed and signed autographs.wn the gangway, they are making it an underdog weekend, just like in new york. he said he has the same mindset as the first bite and he is confident he can reduce the same results saturday night —— as the first fight. the european short course swimming championships begin in glasgow tomorrow — and with olympic champion adam peaty skipping the event, his breaststroke rivaljames wilby has the chance to take centre stage. the 26—year—old missed rio 2016 after suffering glandular fever but last year won commonwealth 200m gold and then claimed world 100m silver behind peaty this summer. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter nick hope has the story. james wilby has always dreamt about winning major medals. but three years ago, it looked like that would remain a fantasy — after being diagnosed with glandularfever, missing the olympics and finding himself in hospital. it was really rough and my throat was a right mess. my daily routine was get up about 1pm in the afternoon, eat a bowl of cereal, as mush

among them jacob rees—mogg's sister, annunziata rees—mogg.g because they think it isa are quitting because they think it is a mistake for nigel farage to be contesting, not a tory seats, but in other seats that they think could still put at risk the boris johnson majority, paving the way for a hung parliament and another referendum, putting brexit at risk. this, of course, after a series of body blows really for mrjohnson. we have seen him being criticised by some of his closest supporters, people like our banks, other hardline brexiteers have appealed to him not to do this, and there has been this undercurrent in the party, with many brexiteers uneasy at his position. that has in turn resulted in what seems to be the real squeeze on support for his party down in the opinion polls at around 3% and you have the sense that nigel farage is becoming increasingly lonely figure in the brexit camp, almost abandoned by many of his own natural brexit supporters, and i suppose it will give further encouragement to team johnson that they can further cra

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against gloucester at franklins gardens this afternoon where even a hattrick from welsh teenager louis reese saints — who won by 33 points to 26. lydia campbell watched this one. it has been a memorable ten years for northampton saints. they have lifted the premiership trophy and the challenge cup. it was time to see if they could finish the decade on a high. but gloucester were hoping for something similar and they took an early lead. the saints have a 100% record at home this season and they eventually got their opening try. mikey haywood driving over. the second half started with a flurry of tries. each side going over before this brilliant solo effort to extend the lead. gloucester were not going to roll over. two tries for a bonus point and a nervy finish for the saints. northampton held on for a victory. it sends them to the top of the table and to finish their decade in perfect fashion. 75,000 fans turned up at twickenham to see harlequins hauled back by leicester tigers in a 30—all draw. the home side had a 14—point lead midway through the second half. but tigers fought back and thi

mark when the home side finally kicked into gear, scoring 5 late tries, including a double for lewis rees—zammit their 100% start to the pro14. they beat rivals ulster 54—112 — so 96 points in the match. max deegan scored two of leinster‘s tries. plenty is being done to try to tackle racism in football, but is it actually working? well, one man thinks he's making a difference. isreali side beitarjerusalem is well known for its anti—arab and muslim bias fans, but their new owner has brought—in radical tactics — including threatening to sue anyone using discriminatory language inside the stadium. and the good news is it's working. alex capstick has been to find out more. match night at the stadium, home to beitarjerusalem, one of the biggest clubs in the country with a loyal passionate following. they come from all corners of the land, with a hard—core fanbase who go by the name la familia. they are raucous but have also earned a notorious reputation for being racist, proud their team is the only one in the israel's top division that has never selected an arab player. their behaviour was a huge pr

when mexican american and he really is defend his heavyweight title against britain's anthony joshua rees stunned the sporting world when he'd beat the previously undefeated joshua earlier this year and now the rematch is grabbing headlines across the globe and that's partly because the bound as being held in saudi arabia. ruiz became one of boxing's most unlikely champions in june and now he faces anthony joshua in the rematch at an unlikely venue on the outskirts of the saudi capital riyadh. saudi arabia has increasingly opened itself up to tourism this year and the boxing is one of a series of big sporting events planned italian football super cup boasting christiane and ronaldo already took place in jeddah earlier this year this season's match and the spanish version including real madrid and barcelona take place in the kingdom in the coming weeks the idea of holding big sporting events in saudi arabia has been condemned by the likes of amnesty international they believe the country should not be a major sporting venue because of its human rights record and last year's murder of journ

they trailed the irish side until danny cipriani's interception setup louis rees—zammit to push thems the final of the uk snooker championship today. there'll not be a new name of the trophy but it's been a while since ding junhui or stephen maguire had their hands on it. it was ding, champion in 2005 and 2009 who got off to the better start in york, 4—0 up by the mid session interval before 2004 winner maguire hauled himself back to within a frame. ding claimed the last frame of the afternoon session to lead 5—3. "7-3. first to 10 is the winner. that's all the sport for now. 0n the red button and bbc sport website right now you can watch the final day of the european short course swimming championship. lots more reaction to all the day's top stories too. bbc.co.uk / sport. now it's time for click. this thursday, the general election will give more than 45 million people their chance to decide on the uk's future. is it the brexit election? is it the nhs election? is it an election that will show new divisions that no longer lie along party lines? we'll soon know. amidst all this ther

entertaining clash against gloucester at franklins gardens this afternoon where even a hattrick from louis reesh to stop the saints who won by 33 points to 26. lydia campbell watched this one. it was time to see if saints could finish the decade on a high. but gloucester were hoping for something similar and they took an early lead. the saints have a 100% record at home this season and they eventually got their opening try. mikey heywood driving over. the second half started with a flurry of tries. each side going over before this brilliant solo effort extended the lead. gloucester were not going to roll over. two trires for a bonus point and a nervy finish for the saints. northampton held on for a victory. it sends them to the top of the table and to finish their decade perfect fashion. leicester tigers came from behind to end a run of three straight premiership defeats, but could only draw 30 all against harlequins at twickenham. the home side had 3111 point lead midway through the second half. but tigers fought back and this try from telusa with less than eight minutes remaining helped to dr

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it's the 12th annual shop with the cop heroes and helper and hs holiday shopping ree. $125 to spend at target for gifts for themselves or parents. >>> in the east bay, berkeley police will hold a similar event today. officer also pick up 20 kids from the mlk junior youth services center and take them holiday shopping at target for family members. after that the officers will help the kids wrap their gifts and then they'll have a pizza party. >> that sounds like fun. yeah. i love this time of the year. here's some of those heavier showers for our early commuters in the east bay. you can see the further east and south you head the more likely you will run into moderate to heavy rain out in the central valley. let's look at friday. 6:00 in the morning, the first signs of light to moderate rain moving into mendocino counties. heading throughout the day, it slides down to the south. talking about several hours of steady light to moderate rain before it starts to let up a bit friday evening and overnight. saturday, you can see a few study hostud steady hours of light rain, then scattered sho

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we don't necessarily ree with what inspector general horwitz issued today that means that we will be hearing about not just the inspector general report, but the durham investigation months from now. the story is generally not over. laura: what does it do to the impeachment inquiry? joseph: it sort of runs in parallel. i think it is a bit of a distraction. it allows the president to keep beating this drum that it was a set up, and he goes to a strategic question by the democrats, do we incorporate any part of the russia probe, the robert mueller findings, in you could to the case, but at the same time dredges up this entire controversy about how the probe ban. laura: joeoreno, thanks for being with us. joseph: alwaygood to be here. ura: in other news, ukrailoan president myr zelensky has held his first face-to-face meeting with russia's leader vladimir putin. they were attending a paris summit aimed at ending five use of fighting in eastern ukraine. the meeting was mediated by the n french and geraders. the united nations security council is to me publicly unless they tkok about nort

the hillde trailand part of the main trail wl remain closed until crews remove the rest of the fallen ree after the christmas weekend. >>sts were fired during a christmas party in the east bay and 4 victims were rushed to the hospital thishappened last night in oakland kron forcefully to go reports that evye is expeed to survive, but the ooter is still on the loose. >>the turn for the worse in oakland when a person known to the victims opens fire. we had 4 victims whhad suffered and now those 4 victims 3 are d males and one is a female the shooting happened in the backyard of a home and was reported at around 6 o'clock christmas night one male who's 27 another male who is 28. we have 15 year-old. >>a male and we also have a female whos 29 yearsall of the victims are expected to survive th range in age from 15 to 29 years old. >>they suffered non-life threatening injuriesand are in stable conditionafter being hospitalized for some us is one of the times. >>side time happiness good positive and when you have and negative incident occurred like last night shooting. and that's always a concer

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what you are trying to do, your aspirations are to go over to the green benches withjacob rees—mogg. green benches. i want to speak up on behalf of people here, you go over to lobby mps in england. because you're not prepared to do them yourself. you have taken £5 million in nine years. your mps yourmps are your mps are always in the coffee shopin your mps are always in the coffee shop in westminster. applause. i have been a backbench mp. i am aware of the limitations of the role. but if you can deliver if work with others. you cast your vote in favour of what you are in favour of, work with others to build coalitions, and i believe around brexit there is an opportunity to do that. i think sinn fein should take their seats and put the fight where it needs to be. i'd actually put the fight where it needs to be in westminster. they are not going to add their voters know that. if i can finish, we have had a lot of points from the others. i understand it is a completely legitimate position for someone to be an abstentionist. people may vote for them on that. you cannot berate others for

the mexican is the shorter of the 2 at 1.87 meters compared to the britains height of 1.98 meters rees jr has 33 wins to his name knocking out 22 of his opponents both men have only been defeated once in their career joshua's last coming against the man he faces on saturday british boxing writer gareth a davis says another win for ruiz will send joshua into boxing oblivion. he needs to do nothing other than pay and you're always in that he's fulfilled what he wants you to do everything he does for me is about us people expects and city joshua so when if he loses on saturday night there's no big 70000000 pound flights for him coming up in the future ease back on the heap fighting be listed as rebuilding his career with everyone say you got beaten by that chubby little fat kid as and you were these calls himself he passed the win that's for redemption his trainer saying it is promoted to say and yet he said it inside his head because i believe he lost the 1st time it was a mystery in many ways something wasn't right but he probably didn't skate and see ruiz seriously enough 1st flights h

jacob rees—mogg and andrea leadsom potentially demoted.s purely instrumental about the way he is treating his colleagues? i am shocked! let the healing begin by the times newspaper. a lot of conservative remain as vocally upset, michael heseltine this morning saying we have to live with it -- morning saying we have to live with it —— remainers. morning saying we have to live with it -- remainers. the mood has changed on that side and i spent election night with lots of them doing broadcast with some of those who had been very upset by the prorogation and given up jobs. who had been very upset by the prorogation and given upjobs. some of them saying i wish i had hung on a bit. there is that, whatever the opposite of regret is in the tory party tregret. amber rudd would have kept her seat if she stayed. these people are now crushed under the wheels of history. and the tory party has changed. he has shaped it and moulded it in his own image. the country is changed, the electoral map has changed. he has claims of a mandate for putting brexit t

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lance forman, lucy harris, and annunziata rees—mogg said the brexit party risked splitting the leave lost the brexit party's whip yesterday. one of them is the sister of a cabinet minister. smear. another one has a boyfriend working for that cabinet minister. smear. fact. and another one is a personal friend of boris johnson's. smear. now theyjoined... they — they're not smears, they're facts. theyjoined the brexit party... and you paraded them? theyjoined the coalition that i put together. now they, clearly, were disaffected with mrs may as leader. and we're not the conservative party. and i'll tell you something, something, i'll tell you something. borisjohnson's deal, unamended, is unacceptable. andl and i certainly stand by that. that of course is the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage speaking. let's talk now to one of those former brexit party meps, lucy harris, whojoins us from westminster. thanks very much indeed for talking to us here and bbc news. so, lucy, you have decided a week before polling day to support a party that you have been campaigning against all this ti

brexiteer ministerjacob rees—mogg kept a low profile during the election. not today.ed. we will now get brexit with the majority of 124 and the sun is metaphorically shining. and look at this at the bottom of your screen. the uk's celebrity pm signing autographs for tory mps. so, reason for celebration in government tonight, we will leave the eu by january the 31st at the latest. but, defining and negotiating britain's future relationship with the eu and the world could be tougher and take longer than boris johnson predicts. no doubt who's in charge now or whose job it is to make brexit work. the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital in london, to be treated for a pre—existing condition. buckingham palace says prince philip travelled there from sandringham in norfolk this morning following advice from his doctor. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. they are saying that this is a precautionary measure and certainly i sense no alarm. concern, of course, because the duke of edinburgh rose 98. edinburgh is 98. there is no sense of alarm that i can

brexiteer ministerjacob rees—mogg kept a low profile during the election. not today.t that we need. we'll now get brexit with the majority of 124, and the sun is metaphorically shining. and look at this at the bottom of your screen — the uk's celebrity pm signing autographs for tory mps. so reason for celebration in government tonight. we will leave the eu by 31 january at the latest. but defining and negotiating britain's future relationship with the eu, and the world, could be tougher and take longer than boris johnson predicts. no doubt who is in charge now, or whosejob it is to make brexit work. john pienaar, bbc news, westminster. so this is the brexit timetable for next year. both the commons and the lords will debate and vote on the government's brexit bill injanuary, before it becomes law. then, at the end of the month, the uk will leave the eu and the transition period begins, during which a new trade deal with brussels will be negotiated. but the end of the year, 31 december, is the cut—off date for an agreement, and failure to reach a deal would mean tariff

brexiteer ministerjacob rees—mogg kept a low profile during the election. not today. result that we need. we will now get brexit, a majority of 124, and the sun is metaphorically shining. and look at this at the bottom of your screen — the uk's celebrity pm signing autographs for tory mps. so reason for celebration in government tonight. we will leave the eu by 31 january at the latest. but defining and negotiating britain's future relationship with the eu, and the world, could be tougher and take longer than boris johnson predicts. no doubt who is in charge now, or whosejob it is to make brexit work. there have been more mass protests in india over a controversial new citizenship law. at least six people have been killed in the demonstrations. critics say the legislation discriminates against the country's 200 million—strong muslim population, with many fearing they could become stateless. but the move by prime minister narendra modi is popular with his hindu supporters. from delhi, here is rajini vaidyanathan. is this a moment of reckoning for the world's largest de

our guide is andte gaup-jusso, from the ancient sami people who have been herding reindeer since reen of time. and the climate here in lapland, e says, is changing. s melts? >> it melts. and the next day it freezes. >> reporter: does it happen more heten now, where you have rain or warm weather and then the snow melts? does that happen more in the last few years than it used to? >> yeah, the last ten years. >> reporter: and this is the result: reindeer are dying. a big die-off was discovered on the arctic islands of svalbard last summer. and the huge, wild herds of caribou-- same animal-- which roam across alaska and northern canada, have been reduced by half, according to a recent government report. and andte the reindeer herder knows why. ey this is it, what they're looking for. >> rep ghe redeer feed, evethrougteh.ot yhe winter, on lichen, a mossy plant that they dig down through the snow to get at, except when all that thawing and re-freezing means they can't. and when the snow turns to ice, what happens to the reindeer? >> we have to feed them. >> reporter: they can't dig for ic

brexiteer ministerjacob rees—mogg kept a low profile during the election. not today. need. we will now get brexit, a majority of 124, and the sun is metaphorically shining. and look at this at the bottom of your screen — the uk's celebrity pm signing autographs for tory mps. so reason for celebration in government tonight. we will leave the eu by 31 january at the latest. but defining and negotiating britain's future relationship with the eu, and the world, could be tougher and take longer than boris johnson predicts. no doubt who is in charge now, or whosejob it is to make brexit work. prosecutors in the uk have charged the wife of a us diplomat with causing the death by dangerous driving of a teenage motorcyclist in a road crash. after harry dunn died, anne sacoolas flew back to the united states under diplomatic immunity. extradition proceedings are now under way but mrs sacoolas says she will not return voluntarily to the uk. duncan kennedy reports. 0h, ijust hope and hope that it's going to be the right choice today. harry's parents, charlotte and tim, travelled

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shape for his rematch with anthony joshua reclaimed his heavyweight title belts with a points win over rees and saudi arabia. just a little after 11 pm in hong kong where protest leaders say 100000 people have marched through the city in a show of anger and frustration they are demanding from their leaders greater democratic freedoms and human rights this march the culmination of 6 months of widespread protests now police did approve sunday's event but they warned they wouldn't tolerate a repeat of recent violent demonstrations in fact just before the march began police said despite this a handgun and some ammunition they said were recovered during a raid they said those weapons would have been used to create chaos during the march let's go to adrian brown in hong kong for us as we say adriene getting into the later hours lot of people have gone home but goodness me a lot were out on the streets today as well. today was a flavor a reminder of what this protest movement was like when it began 6 months ago powerful peaceful and that's the way it largely was on sunday there was a little bit of

sauce or other what it calls an alarmingly high number of injuries including more than 300 i injure rees which were caused by lead pellets that she lay in government has responded to these allegations saying that the report is based on inaccurate information these protests began in the middle of october off the hike in subway fare as but expanded to lodge a protest against the government up front with on is coming up next and the guests include the former president of colombia juan money el santos. he's the nobel peace prize winner who's also accused of covering up war crimes i'll challenge former colombian president juan manuel santos and we'll also discuss his fellow nobel peace laureate aung sang suu kyi who's been defending her government against accusations of genocide this week at the hague. one manuel santos former president of colombia thank you for joining me on up front your country is the latest in latin america to be the scene of anti-government protests we're now 3 weeks into these demonstrations where hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets the president e

lance forman, lucy harris and annunziata rees—mogg said the brexit party risked splitting the leave voteence in westminster by another mep, john longworth, who lost the brexit party's whip yesterday. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young is in westminster where that event took place. tell us more? yeah, there was a lot of talk ahead of this general election about some kind of pact between the conservatives and the brexit party. in the end nigel farage decided not to put up candidates against the 300 or so candidates against the 300 or so candidates who won last time around. he feels that he has done his bit. these four don't think so. they feel he should have gone further. they now fear that brexit could be being jeopardised because they say by standing in all these other seats, they are, the brexit candidates, taking more votes from the conservatives than from labour and they think that in the end it means brexit itself might be at risk because it is splitting the leave vote. this is how one of them explained her decision today. i find it absolutely unbelievable, but tragic, tha

brexiteer ministerjacob rees—mogg kept a low profile during the election. not today.t we need. we will now get brexit with the majority of i24 and the sun is metaphorically shining. and look at this at the bottom of your screen. the uk's celebrity pm signing autographs for tory mps. so, reason for celebration in government tonight, we will leave the eu by january the 31st at the latest. but, defining and negotiating britain's future relationship with the eu and the world could be tougher and take longer than boris johnson predicts. no doubt who's in charge now or whose job it is to make brexit work. john pienaar, bbc news, westminster. so, how will the brexit process pan out in 2020? both the house of commons and the house of lords will debate and vote on the withdrawal agreement bill throughout january before it is enacted into law. the uk will leave the eu on january 31st and enter into a transition period, where a new trade deal between the uk and eu will be negotiated. they have until december 3ist next year to reach an agreement and if they don't, the uk could fi

brexiteer ministerjacob rees—mogg kept a low profile during the election. not today.we need. we will now get brexit, a majority of 124, and the sun is metaphorically shining. and look at this at the bottom of your screen — the uk's celebrity pm signing autographs for tory mps. so reason for celebration in government tonight. we will leave the eu by 31 january at the latest. but defining and negotiating britain's future relationship with the eu, and the world, could be tougher and take longer than boris johnson predicts. no doubt who is in charge now, or whosejob it is to make brexit work. john pienaar, bbc news, westminster. the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital in london for treatment for a pre—existing condition. buckingham palace says prince philip travelled from sandringham on the advice of his doctor. from norfolk, maria veronese reports. apart from the heightened security and press pack, the queen's arrival at king's lynn station at lunchtime was low—key — so low—key, in fact, that many of the passengers were unaware they had just shared their jour

the saints survived a late fightback and three tries from louis rees zammit.enalty earned bath a 16—14 win over sale sharks whilst worcester were 20 points to 6 winners at home to london irish. harlequns drew with leicester. in the pro 1a bennetton beat zebre whilst edinburgh gained revenge for last week's defeat at glasgow to win the reverse fixture 29—19. in the all irish match up between leinster beat munster 13 points to 6. that's all from us for now. have a very good night. campaigners are calling for a radical overhaul of britain's railways to try to improve travel. the pressure group, campaign for better transport, argues there should be a major fares reform, a single national railcard, and more control of services given to major cities outside london. olivia richwald has the details. tannoy: the train to nottingham has been cancelled... leeds station this morning where passengers faced delays and cancellations. britain's trains have been described as expensive, overcrowded and unreliable by the campaign for better transport, and today the group is call

here she is, annunziata rees—mogg.t to the brexit party for the euro elections not so long ago? and here we are. and she is now saying to vote for borisjohnson. here we are. and she is now saying to vote for boris johnson. what are they doing standing and pulling out with six days to go? also they can... you know, they can encourage farage to withdraw, but the list is already set for who is on the ballot paper. it makes no difference. it points to the woes of the brexit party essentially since was got elected because that was a real shift in people thinking that brexit would then happen. nigel farage has been on the back foot this entire time. he had hoped to get a deal with the tories. that wasn't forthcoming. he then was forced to withdraw a number of his candidates. he's only standing in seats the tories don't already hold. those are the seats that they need to win to get a majority. he is standing against labour. i'm going out on a limb to say this, i don't think it will be a real surprise on election night if ther

brexiteer ministerjacob rees—mogg kept a low profile during the election. not today.we will now get brexit with the majority of i24 and the sun is metaphorically shining. and look at this at the bottom of your screen. the uk's celebrity pm signing autographs for tory mps. so, reason for celebration in government tonight, we will leave the eu by january the 31st at the latest. but, defining and negotiating britain's future relationship with the eu and the world could be tougher and take longer than boris johnson predicts. no doubt who's in charge now or whose job it is to make brexit work. how will the brexit process pan out in 2020? both the house of commons and the house of lords, will debate and vote on the withdrawal agreement bill throughout january, before it is enacted into law. the uk will leave the eu onjanuary 31st, and enter into a ‘transition period', where a new trade deal between the uk and eu will be negotiated. they have until december 31st next year to reach an agreement and if they don't — the uk could find itself out of the eu, without any kind of tr

brexiteer ministerjacob rees—mogg kept a low profile during the election. not today...will now get brexit with the majority of 124 and the sun is metaphorically shining. and look at this at the bottom of your screen. the uk‘s celebrity pm signing autographs for tory mps. so, reason for celebration in government tonight — we will leave the eu by january the 31st at the latest. but, defining and negotiating britain‘s future relationship with the eu, and the world, could be tougher and take longer than boris johnson predicts. no doubt who‘s in charge now or whose job it is to make brexit work. we have more from john in a moment. so, this is the brexit timetable for next year. both the commons and the lords will debate and vote on the government‘s brexit bill injanuary, before it becomes law. then at the end of the month, the uk will leave the eu and the transition period begins, during which a new trade deal with brussels will be negotiated. but the end of the year, december 31st, is the cut off date for an agreement, and failure to reach a deal would mean tariffs on trade

they survived a late fightback and three tries from louis rees zammit, too.gers came from behind to end a run of three straight premiership defeats with a 30—all draw with harlequins at twickenham. the home side had a 14—point lead midway through the second half. but tigers fought back and this try from telusa veyanu with less than eight minutes remaining helped to draw them level and end their losing streak. rhys priestland's late penalty earned bath a 16—14 win over sale sharks whilst worcester were 20—6 winners at home to london irish. in the pro 1a, edinburgh gained revenge for last week's defeat at glasgow to win the reverse fixture 29—19. the lead changed hands five times in the match. edinburgh scored first — hquones levelled the scores at half time at 7—7. the ebb and flow continued after the interval until a penalty try and darcy graham's finish earned edinburgh a bonus point win. elsewhere bennetton beat zebre whilst the all irish match up between leinster beat munster 13—6. you're up to date. lots on all those stories and plenty more including hors

of the regiment in a region already and able to cope with thousands of refugees from previous raids rees al jazeera from a. in chechnya the government is holding a series of consultation ballots on the country's constitution voters are being asked whether they want to replace it and if so whether citizens should help to draft it the consultation could lead to a referendum on the issue next year it's an effort by the government to appease protesters who've been on the streets for weeks ever rising living costs and inequality. the u.s. special envoy to afghanistan has issued a warning to the taliban after talks broke down again the statement came at the doha forum in qatar after an attack on a military base north of kabul last week but as mom involve reports the americans are hopeful peace talks will resume soon. so my how did the u.s. envoy to these talks spoken. earlier today in this forum no cameras were allowed so that speech was not recorded and was not transmitted life by the media but he said basically that he basically any today or issued a warning to the taliban that's one of thes

sauce or other what it calls an alarmingly high number of injuries including more than 300 i injure rees which were caused by lead pellets that she lay in government has responded to these allegations saying that the report is based on inaccurate information these protests began in the middle of october off the hike in subway fare as but expanded to lodge a protest against the government up front with metaclass on is coming up next and the guests include the former president of colombia juan money el santos. he's the nobel peace prize winner who's also accused of covering up war crimes i'll challenge former colombian president juan manuel santos and we'll also discuss his fellow nobel peace laureate aung sang suu kyi who's been defending her government against accusations of genocide this week at that aig. one manuel santos former president of colombia thank you for joining me on up front your country is the latest in latin america to be the scene of anti-government protests we're now 3 weeks into these demonstrations where hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets the pr

rees to have other antibiotic plants all over this country -- we used to have other antibiotic plants all over this country. now we have virtually nothing. if we cannot make the medicine and are relying on other countries -- this is how we lost penicillin. in the early 2000's, china dumped penicillin product on the u.s. and global market. they made it at a really cheap price. what happened was u.s. producers couldn't compete, so that drove out all of the u.s. producers and producers around the world. and then they raised the price. if we cannot make something, and if we are dependent on another country that is applying the whole world -- it is like oil. can you imagine if lee and the world depended on china for 80% of our oil? what would that look like? that would be a problem. you would have a problem with supply and a problem with quality. that is how we got into this situation. and that chemotherapy drug -- you know why that was in shortage and had to be rationed? the food and drug administration went into the plant and found very serious problems. there were medicines that did not

he talks about how andy rees jr regretted going to the re sta u ra nt rees jr regretted going to ther this in matthew talks about contrasting with his attitude, those who have sustained excellence. novak djokovic. that is all he was going to let him have. i tell you what, you may not have been listening to you may not have been listening to you before, but with that voice. you may not have been listening to you before, but with that voicelj forgot, what i was talking about. fifty shades of grey, nearly five million copies sold. 50 shades darker, and then it is jamie's 30 minute meals and harry potter and the coast child. i quite like jamie oliver. and i have to say, they are not 30— minute meals, to be clear. it's like four hours of prep and then you cook it for 30 minutes. enjoy your early morning rage, ben? i'm really happy. there is a great story and the times this morning. the first time in a decade, more pubs have opened that have closed, and net gain of 320 across the country. since 2001, the number of pubs shrinking from just over 52,002 just under 39,000. smoking pubs shrinki