here andi a huge time for the royal mail here and i think ultimately there will be some disputething going to a strike because if there was a strike, if postal ballots d id there was a strike, if postal ballots did get caught up, that would leave huge chunks of the election open. if it transpires that a lot of people can get there or couldn't reach it, this isjust sta ble couldn't reach it, this isjust stable rattling. just attacking labour and trying to paint this picture of the 1970s, trade unions on strike trying to disrupt the country and all this, but i think oui’ country and all this, but i think our heads will probably prevail on this. is there a key date on friday? that is when swords will come to a conclusion, and if they haven't got a deal by friday, then they will announce preliminary dates for going on strike. that would then go off to acas, the dispute resolution service and then they would hopefully come to some conclusion. but i think is the workers in terms of their christmas bonuses and having to go on strike first, disrupting the democratic process and christma

royal mail disputes that.get an update from the judge looking into both sides of this. the royal mail said they were very disappointed that the strike had been called, and applied for an injunction to stop it. royal mail says some union members were forced to vote for the strike, and describe the ballot as null and void. they are also worried about the impact on christmas deliveries. they have made their case to the court. so has the union. today thejudge reveals his decision. we are expecting that this afternoon, but nonetheless that has been delayed from yesterday. we are expecting an update. and what could that mean? the two big things are the election on christmas, so that is the worry. —— the election and christmas. the union hasn't announced dates for a strike yet, but any walkout could affect postal votes for the general election, and all the cards, letters and parcels we might be sending or receiving in the run—up to christmas. there is not much goodwill on either side. the union boss has previously to

and postal votes and christmas post is secure as a proposed strike by royal mail workers is ruled unlawfulnd coming up on bbc news, the scoring sensation — australian striker sam kerr is on her way tojoin the team at the top of the women's super league. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. labour has pledged to outspend the tories on the nhs in england, promising an additional £6 billion a year by 2023—24 — that's on top of the £20 billion a year originally promised by theresa may. wales, northern ireland and scotland would get the same percentage increase. meanwhile the prime minister has renewed his calls to get brexit done and promised to double investment in industrial research and development on a visit to an electric taxi manufacturer in coventry. our political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. filters tried to take charge today. why have you been?! about the prime minister in yorkshire, being given a talking to by people whose lives have been turned upside—down by floods. too late, his offer of help, they said. it is a little bit too late. the labour leader was con

a union and an employercan in this broker between a union and an employer can in this case the royal mailshe has a partisan interest in the conservative party during an election of stoking of fears about strike actions she says the timing of this threat will be a taste of things to come ifjeremy corbyn were to be elected. nevertheless, it is extreme the serious for there to be the potential of strike action, i did not know mention here in the telegraph the postal workers regularly get a bonus after a general election time because of the volume of campaign literature which parties poor through people's letterboxes and that's now caught up in part of an ongoing dispute with the royal mail over terms and conditions. i do hope this can be resolved and i think it's much harder when you don't have a business secretary willing to help hold people's hands through negotiation. is there any evidence that postal voters tend to favour one party or another? as the telegraph reported their story it's more like the older people will vote via postal ballot because it's easy for them and those that have l

royal mail down 16%. that stock down 11 points, their dividend. johnson massey, update.ey suggest stronger in the second half. the controls business, that stock down 6% after they announced a little bit early on. we have got on the downside. generally, we are weaker across this european market story today. let's get a bloomberg market news update. matt: all right, it looks like we are having a technical difficulty. we will get back to her and the first word news in just a moment. first, let's get right now to the latest on the impeachment hearings. to the eu,ador gordon sondland, and a donor to the trump inauguration and trump campaign, testified in front of the house intelligence committee on the hill yesterday. president and rudy giuliani's dealings with ukraine constituted a quid pro quo. that. giuliani demanded ukraine make a public statement announcing the investigations of election, dnc server, and the rees-mogg -- and burisma. he was expressing the desire of the president of the united states and we knew these were report to the president. -- were important to the

but royal mail brought legal action, arguing the ballot was unlawful.f a former aston villa striker has been lifted. dalian atkinson died after he was restrained by police and tasered in 2016. west mercia police constable benjamin monk is charged with murder. a second officer, mary ellen bettley—smith, is charged with assault causing actual bodily harm. more and more people are buying electric cars in a bid to cut carbon emissions. the key ingredient for the car batteries is cobalt — and that could mean new mines being opened up on the ocean floor to extract it. environmental groups are worried that mining the deep ocean will cause lasting damage — so research is underway off the coast of spain into its impact. our science editor david shukman has had exclusive access. in the waters off malaga, an experiment with a strange—looking machine, lowered underwater to test a new and controversial kind of mining on the ocean floor. a camera on the machine monitors its advance over the sea bed. a soft coral stands in its path. mining would involve excavating roc

it is also talking about taxing the rich more, a wave of nationalisation is, royal mail, the nationalnd that will be popular with a lot of voters. there we re popular with a lot of voters. there were a lot of people out there saves the businesses were taxed and time the businesses were taxed and time the wealthy were taxed more. this is the wealthy were taxed more. this is the fascinating thing about this election. 0ne the fascinating thing about this election. one of the leading pollsters here in the ukjust yesterday, for a lot of people, or jeremy corbyn is talking about, does your train jeremy corbyn is talking about, does yourtrain run on jeremy corbyn is talking about, does your train run on time, am i jeremy corbyn is talking about, does yourtrain run on time, am i being ripped off by energy companies, is really, really attractive. then he sta rts really, really attractive. then he starts to talk about brexit and people don't understand what labour's policy is. it's not explainable in a couple of sentences. and that's really where labour in this election are divided, thatis labo

a group of 100 top uk businesswomen including former royal mail boss dame moya greene, dame minouchee favourite to take over at the bank of england — and glaxosmithkline boss emma walmsley — want a change in the law to give women the right to see how much male colleagues are earning. the gender pay gap is a lot worse in many other parts of the world — women are paid 32% less than men on average — according to pay data gathered by the world economic forum across 149 countries. but campaigners here in the uk have long argued there needs to be more enforcement on companies to narrow the gap. we to narrow the gap. really want to see plans over a five we really want to see plans over a five year period a proper strategy to deal with this. we want some enforcement to hide it as well. the equality and rights commission does not have a lot of enforcement power that they could bring to bear on this issue and we need to toughen that up. dr louise beaumont is executive chair of data analytics company signoi. we investigated what ordinary men and women around the world are saying on this issue.

the high court will rule later if a royal mail walkout is legal.s. england's family fallout. gareth southgate says the row at the england training camp

royal mail has won its legal battle to prevent postal strikes ahead of the election on christmas. the communications workers union has called the decision and outer outrage. a historic task. democrats say they aim to prove donald trump's actions warrant impeachment, as the first public hearings are under way in russian tendon. —— washington. if this is not impeachable conduct, what is? severe ina in a moment, it will be sports day. as venice is hit by the highest tide in more than 50 years, we will speak toa in more than 50 years, we will speak to a scientist there who says authorities could have done more to prevent the flooding, which he says is due to climate change. at 8:30pm as part of our election coverage, adam fleming and the team will be deflecting the days events on election cast, and it later tonight the papers. that is all the head on bbc news. now to sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm sarah mulkerrins — your headlines. a scoring sensation — australia stiker sam kerr is on her way to chelsea to join the team at the top of the women's super league. rafa ba

royal mail claims that that the strike ballot "was unlawful and, therefore, null and void".the company cites delays in signing off all the safety aspects of the elizabeth line and says it is also taking more time than expected to test the signalling software. degree—educated savers are more at risk of losing their pension to fraudsters than those without the qualification — that's according to a survey by the financial conduct authority and the pensions regulator. fraudsters often target those with larger pension pots, but also offering "free pension reviews" to those with savings.actual pension scam victims lost an average of £82,000 last year. first this our... —— first this hour... despite deep autumn discounting and early seasonal promotions, high street sales collapsed in the last week of october following further brexit delays and the announcement of a december general election. that's according to new figures released today by the accountancy and business advisory firm bdo reveal. well, sophie michael is head of retail and wholesale at bdo, the author of that reports

royal mail refutes this.ut you are right, the applications are two fold, we are in the run—up to christmas, implications for festive posting. but we are also in the run—up to this december 12 general election, potential implications for postal voting. let's look at the united states. another big name in the presidential race? billionaire businessman michael bloomberg is reported to be strongly considering entering the race for the us democratic presidential nomination. mr bloomberg was a wall street banker who went on to found the financial publishing empire that made him a billionaire 52 times over. he isa he is a force to be reckoned with. samira hussainjoins me now from the new york stock exchange with more on this. she is also a force to be reckoned with. she has more details. why is bloomberg considering a run? he is considering a run because of a few reasons. one of them has to do with sort of the changing dynamics here in the united states. this is not the first time that mr bloomberg has considered a

the royal mail is an obvious monopoly.ce, to help create a poster bank on every high street around the country. and we want to treat royal mail delivery workers and the awful weight they are at the present time. talk to your post it next time you see them, and you will find they are relu cta nt to see them, and you will find they are reluctant to even stop working because they have got a machine that tells the office back on that they have got to carry on walking fast. you can continue to watch us on the bbc news channel, but right now we are saying goodbye to our views scratch viewers on bbc two. and so a company that will take millions of pounds as a golden hello to a chief executive and inserting the working conditions of all its workers, i think that company ought to be in public hands and run responsibly for the benefit of the whole community. and i do say this is a throwback to the 1970s, our public ownership proposals, yes, also cover water and rail, are about bringing natural monopolies into public ownership. think

david said: shall we go back to sending through the royal mail. but will they feel grateful? 14,800 something e-mails. i'm so sorry, i didn't want to send all of those but i needed to talk to you you ignored me. it's all the group e-mails that you don't need to be in. hundreds of people in these. it's about efficiency rather than anything else, let's still be polite and say thank you but let's do it in one e—mail. thank you. thank you. thank you. no, thank you. that's it from worklife today. see you soon. good morning. it's been a rather wet started the day across england and wales, heavy rain this morning. also some fairly winds, the combination of strong winds and the rain could lead of strong winds and the rain could lea d o nto of strong winds and the rain could lead onto some travel issues, particularly south—west england, but generally across england and wales, heavy rain spreading northwards, there could be some issues. that is linked into this area of low pressure, the remnants of tropical storm sebastien, the strongest winds today around the southwest, gusts of 40-50

royal mail tries to stop a christmas strike.ou, you'll be as excited as these frozen fanatics about the hollywood premiere of the hotly—awaited sequel to one of the biggest animations of all time. it's friday the 8th november, our top story. more than 100 flood warnings are in place across the north of england, following hours of torrential rain. five of the warnings are severe, which means a potential danger to life, after the river don burst its banks near doncaster. earlier, a major incident was declared in sheffield, and homes in the town of worksop have been evacuated. in rotherham, residents have been told to only leave their homes if it's absolutely essential. 0ur reporter luxmy gopal is there. rotherham clearly at the centre of the problems there, and people can get a sense of the water flowing through there. that is right, charlie, you can probably see blue sky behind me, which is very deceptive, because you just need to see the river levels there in the river don and how fast flowing it is to getan river don and how fa

unveiled proposals for a shorter working week public sector pay rises and the renationalisation of the royal mail water and energy industries says he will get bags it sorted in 6 months the new exit deal to put to a 2nd referendum. sudan has been named by the red cross as one of the 10 countries most vulnerable to global climate change. morgan has been to the state of north kordofan where the encroaching doesn't is forcing villages to move. adam youth it has theme throughout his village twice that was back in the 1980 s. he says both times people weren't forced to leave but in the past few years a build up of sand dunes has forced them to move their homes. and with a lot of the. 20 years ago there are only a few dunes and there weren't as high as there are now we used to have so much grass between the houses here that when the rainy season came we had to cut through them to make our way now as the rainy season but they're only sand between the houses. adams village life on the set hill built in sudan's north kordofan state it's one of several states the international committee of the red cross sa

a group of 100 top uk businesswomen — including former royal mail boss dame moya greene, and glaxosmithklinenge in the law to give women the right to see how much male colleagues are earning. but it's notjust the uk — the world economic forum has looked at pay in 149 countries globally — finding on average women are paid 32% less than men. ann francke, chief executive of the chartered managers institute is with me now — she's also the author of create a gender—balanced workplace welcome to the programme. slight improvement women still working for free for the rest of the year effectively, it's pretty depressing. yes, it is, actually that's the case in every country in the world that women earn less than men. but there are two micro—dimensions to this, the first is the gender pay gap, this is about too few women in top leadership positions. the second and this is even more disturbing, men and women are paid very differently when they do the exact same job. that is the equal pay issue, compared to the gender pay gap. i mean, where does one start to improve, there is a slight improvement as we

proposals for a shorter working week public sector pay rises on the read nationalization of the royal mail water and energy industries he says he'll get bags sorted and 6 months with a new exit deal put to a 2nd referendum. this party this movement this manifesto is different. labor is on your side and there could be scarcely a clear a demonstration of that and the furious reaction of the richest and most powerful is the back because billionaires in your starvation thought we represented politics as usual then we could be bought off that nothing was really going to change they wouldn't attack us so for actually. riot police have gathered outside a hong kong shopping mall where hundreds of people have been holding a peaceful demonstration the sit in was to mark 4 months since their time in long when suspected gang members assaulted protestors and journalists the demonstrations spilled onto a side street where police tried to break up the group sri lanka's newly elected president got to buy a rajapaksa has sworn in his brother mahinda rajapaksa as the new prime minister is the 1st time in th

the workers at royal mail.lly off the table. lots of football stories in the paper this morning but i want to show you this. the boss of manchester city's etihad campus, a huge 80 acre training ground hasn't lost hisjob for various reasons but they say because the players are not happy with the temperature of the water in the showers among other things. do we know what the temperature is? we don't. it is not something i have personal experience. it is anything more annoying than not quite getting the right? a few problems at the training ground, which is state—of—the—art. it is literally like being on another planet, it is so posh. the showers can ruin your whole day. it set you off on the wrong... slightly too cold. there is a little thing you can turn. the temperature gauge. i would be very grateful for that. they are ok, aren't they? cold showers? all right. they will survive. a cold once in awhile is all right. it is not great when the water goes wrong in your shower, but there have been various problem tha

what i want to highlight is the royal mail.d a little bit of a profit warning, the stock has taken a significant beating. vonnie: some breaking news. we have a decision from the fcc on while way. 5-0 that decided it isl subsidies -- something that was expected. they were the ones who use these subsidies to buy equipment. that equipment might have come from huawei. fcc is looking whether or not to backdate this. they are discussing whether to disassemble the equipment and make them buy it from another country. as of now, it is illegal for any company to use federal subsidies to buy products made by huawei. let's look at the overall market. we are round the zero mark for the s&p 500. right now, 3103. the market is desperately trying to stay above the 3100 mark. 1.76. year yield at it has been hovering around 1.77. we have a drop off of oil, down 1.5% to below $58 a barrel. atshore, it is trading 7.0459. let's have a look at some of the different stocks on the s&p 500. nordstrom proving it to the haters. some of those declines hav

back to the post office, which developed the postbank -- we turn royal mail and the post office intos the right thing to do. water companies have made enormous profits, sold off a lot of assets, been condemned by the "financial times" for their works. i think they ought to be in public ownership and would be much more effective working with the environment agency on river basin management and river management, as well as water supplies. anna: we know about the businesses you already intend to bring back international ownership. and you say there will be no others? or could there be more, if you were prime minister? mr. corbyn: we see the role of government as being in partnership with the private sector in many areas. however, i am not proposing massive nationalization. what i am more interested in is a growing economy with a more skilled workforce, and an asrastructure of transport well as broadband infrastructure which is effective across the whole country. i am very proud of our broadband announcement, i think will be the real game changer. anna: can you see what international inv

return the royal mail and post office into one, which becomes the economic generator. i think that's the right thing to do. water companies have made enormous profits, sold off a lot of assets, been condemned by some. i think they ought to be in public ownership and also would be much more effective working with the environment agency on river basin management and river management as well as water supply. know about the businesses you intend to bring back international ownership. can you say there will be no others? could there be the course of more if you are primecould therf more if you are prime minister? >> we see the role of government as being in partnership with the private sector in many areas. i am not proposing massive nationalization. what i'm more interested in is a growing economy with a more skilled workforce, and infrastructure, as well as transport and broadband infrastructure that is effective across the country. i am proud about our broadband announcement, which i think will be a game changer for people in remote communities. vonnie: u.k. labour party

royal mail down 4.6% on a profit warning, along with thyssenkrupp , the german industrial conglomeratewn 13%. they reported a bigger loss than expected, and they suspended the dividend. , thank you.ail we are going to talk about one of those deals now, and that is charles schwab nearing that deal to buy td ameritrade. it would be a 26 billion dollar deal merging two of the u.s.'s biggest brokerages to reshape that sector. it has been embroiled in --throat competition to competition. how likely is it that we would get regulatory approval to merge these new brokerages? callan says yes. reporter: on the other hand, some say that this could face antitrust concerns. one concern is that schwab and td ameritrade both have giant businesses in custody assets for independent advisors. so you might see some antitrust concerns there. and i spoke to the ceo of robin hood yesterday in london for the u.k. launch. let's take a quick listen to what he had to say. >> our mission is to democratize the financial system, and for us to execute on that, it is not enough for us to offer commission free invest

you are going to nationalise royal mail ata are going to nationalise royal mail at a cost, i don't know don't you think that money could be better spent on the needs of the people rather than ideological viewpoints? before you respond, jeff, what is it like looking after your wife who has a early—onset alzheimer's? it is challenging, interesting, you have to become adaptable, you have to recognise that you change roles. it is no longer a husband and wife, you have to concentrate on what you can do and you forget about resentment, don't think about that at all. we have been together 30 years. congratulations. thank you. can you pass the microphone to jane?” congratulations. thank you. can you pass the microphone to jane? i am jane, a full—time carer for my husband chris who was also diagnosed with early—onset alzheimer's at the age of 59. he is now in full—time ca re age of 59. he is now in full—time care at the age of ga. age of 59. he is now in full—time care at the age of 64. he is in a ca re care at the age of 64. he is in a care home? yes, it is self funding at over £1000 a week, i

those shares moving to the down side and royal mail, said plans for international expansion are a littled schedule that's overshadowing more positive comments related to profits posted overall, interesting trade we will finish marginally to the down side in european trade. back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> a big day continues for liberty media. david faber is there talking to just about everybody highlights from a sit down with john malone in a minute. - [spokesman] if you've tried college but never finished, (group cheering) snhu lets you transfer up to 90 credits toward you bachelor's degree. - [woman] it doesn't matter how old you are, you can do it, you can finish. - [spokesman] finish your degree at snhu.edu woi felt completely helpless.hed online. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefen

royal mail has won a legal battle to prevent a postal strike in the run—up to the general election andities" during the ballot of workers endorsing the industrial action. the strike was called as part of a dispute overjob security and terms of employment. the communications workers union called the ruling "an utter outrage," the snp has confirmed it is to take legal action over the proposed general election debate to be broadcast on itv featuring boris johnson and jeremy corbyn. the snp party leader, nicola sturgeon, said it was unacceptable and a breach of breach of broadcasters‘ obligations for the snp and other parties to be excluded from the leader‘s debate. she‘s been explaining her legal case. taking legal action is never something you should do lightly, but it is really important that we take a stand for fairness, most importantly fairness for boaters. the uk is no longer a 2—party state. it is no longer stomach i think voters have a right to notjust to hear our views, but see our views subject to scrutiny, as well, so this is fundamentally about fairness in this most important

railways which were invested and built by the rest of us back into public ownership, we will take royal maillic ownership, and our water industry which has been asset stripped to within an inch of its life by water companies and wastes a great deal of water will come back into public ownership which will be run with consumer and worker involvement. the new announcement made last week was in broadband because i believe that the government's proposals are insufficient, only 10% of households in the uk get access to fibre optic broadband, we will make that 100%, starting in the remote areas of the country that have the least access at the moment hence we can get the business development in place.” heard you talk about free speech and standing up for human rights, and i have two young daughters. what terrifies me as i look at some of the labour mps terrifies me as i look at some of the labourmps and terrifies me as i look at some of the labour mps and misogyny in the labour party, they have been driven out of the party, i looked at a video on youtube with ruth smith, because i am willing to give

sent out in eastern button share, which isjo swinson's constituency, and it has been withdrawn and royal mail she accepted £14,000 from fracking company, in ruling on that it was said that it was false in substance, materially inaccurate and defamatory? well, that's a legal matter and i understand it may be the subject of an appeal, so let's wait and see. but i would simply say that the snp has been a government in scotland for 12 years. we have a proud record, we are trusted by the people of scotland, and the polls are showing us with a substantial lead against other parties. the question i am asking, though, is that the right thing to do? as i understand it, looking through what your qc was understand it, looking through what yourqc was arguing, understand it, looking through what your qc was arguing, there was no substantial untruth. i was ok in election time to just main maintained there was no substantial untruth but we will be free around the edges? as i say, at the end of the edges? as i say, at the end of the day this is a matter of appeals. i don't want to get into the semantics of t

we have just heard that royal mail's strike has been blocked.ecember in a high court ruling. now, let's go to the united states. the first televised hearings in the impeachment inquiry into us president donald trump are set to begin in a few minutes' time. key witness will give evidence — on camera — with the public watching. live now to capitol hill in washington and a bbc news special with michele fleury. welcome to capitol hill and the bbc news special. we are just a matter of minutes away from the first day of minutes away from the first day of public impeachment hearings, a big day in washington, a momentous moment for the nation. this is after all only the fourth time that a sitting us president has been up for impeachment. the allegations being made against president donald trump are that he tried to influence a foreign government to dig up dirt on a potential presidential rival, joe biden. during the course of the next few minutes, we will bring you lots more on this and of course, after weeks of lea ks and more on this and of course, af

and this is from the mail which is a royal supporting paper, this isn't a rampant left—wing antimonarchisttomach for what i think will be interesting is to see how the duke of york is associated now feel. i think he is patron or involved with about 200 charities. you know, are they going to want to have this association all the time... it is a question about judgment, and association all the time... it is a question aboutjudgment, and it is a question aboutjudgment, and it is a question aboutjudgment, and it is a question about as well what a bizarre place to do an interview, when you are talking about something of organised sexual exploitation by jeffrey epstein who was convicted and served a prison sentence, when andrew went out to stay with him in new york. he came out with this bizarre phrase that he went there to see him, because he is such an honourable man, to tell him he can be friends with him any more, but then stayed with him for a further six days and said it was a convenient place to stay. i'm sorry, but if you are a prince, you can probably find some other convenient places t

royal family. >> well, this interview comes after the daily mail released this footage that allegedly shows prince andrew at jeffrey epstein's manhattan mansion waving good bye to a young woman peering tout door. it was reportedly shot in 2010 less than an hour after jeffrey epstein left the house with another young woman. jeffrey epstein took his own life awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges. virginia roberts claims she was forced to have sex with the prince multiple times when she was just 17. the palace has issued strong statements of denial. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >>> thank you. today a former manson follower was denied parole for the third time. the government says he's too dangerous to be free. governor newsom reversed the 6th parole recommendation for 77-year-old bruce davis. the decision comes 50 years after manson's group terrorized southern california. davis was convicted in the 1969 slayings of gary himman and donald shea. parole panels have said he's no longer a public risk, but newsom is the third governor to disagree. >>> and apple is making a chan

and finally the mail, the duke and duchess of sussex will notjoin the royal family for christmas at sandringham according to buckingham palace. a spokesman revealed they will instead spend the festive season with meghan‘s mother doria ragland and their baby son, archie. so let's begin. with me is rebecca harding who's ceo and founder of coriolis tech. let's get started. many in the media are discussing the comments of donald mack —— donald tusk and the timing of his comments on whether he should be meddling in british politics. this is a measure of the type of election campaign we are seeing. there are a lot of outside countries that feel like they should have something to say, and we had donald trump ten days ago and now donald trump ten days ago and now donald —— donald tusk. maybe it is a donald —— donald tusk. maybe it is a donald thing. donald tusk is trying to say there is something the british can do but actually if you look at the tone of what he's saying, brexit has been a main thing within his role at the eu. a thorn in his side. yes, but he's also very emotional about a couple of yea

the daily mail has the same top story — reporting that prince andrew says his behaviour was unbecoming of a member of the royalstory. the paper also features a picture of interviewer emily maitlis with the duke at buckingham palace. and the daily express says prince andrew opens up to the bbc and calls the interview a grilling. that's just a little flavour of those front pages but like we were saying claire and john, one story dominating. let's start with the telegraph. you want to kick us off? this is what journalists telegraph. you want to kick us off? this is whatjournalists call a really good get. congratulations to newsnight for getting this scoop and keeping it so quiet for a few days. ironically we all thought the new series of the crown would be the must watch tv event of the weekend, right? the first thing to note and this is made clear on the photograph on the front is that this interview ta kes pla ce on the front is that this interview takes place in buckingham palace with the approval of the queen. so i think from that we can take an attempt to protect rather than expose arroyo. but nonetheless, i

mail commemorating the war dead. this is unusual. you don't often see a public display of emotion from anyone in the royal family, not least the queen and dozens of remembrance sunday events at the cenotaph. i don't know what it was about this particular event that has caused her to shed a tear but i think it is quite poignant. the queen is now in her 90s and, yeah, i think the emotion of the occasion has got to her. and the turnout is still incredible. people do want to pay their respect and the emphasis this year was on getting us all to put down our mobile phones and our devices and just take a moment. and ina way devices and just take a moment. and in a way the world seems so frenetic and fast paced, particularly with a mobile phone always in your hand up dating you on the latest news. it actually can be even more special and poignant to take a few moments of silence to think about the sacrifice of those who defended the nation in the past. the guardian. labour to thresher migration policy. we know a little bit about boris johnson's and king. he has moved away from the troublesome target of ringing inward migration annually down

meanwhile, the mail says he does have some regrets in that he didn't show enough sympathy for the victims of convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. the mirror leads with the reaction from a former royaltection officer who said the duke's interview "beggars belief". the sun says that prince andrew has made his "craziest claim yet" — that his interview was a success! and the financial times features a dramatic photograph of the latest escalation of violence in hong kong. here, a police vehicle has been set on fire after protesters threw petrol bombs onto the bridge leading to hong kong polytechnic university. 0k. to hong kong polytechnic university. let's start off prince 0k. let's start off with our chat. prince andrew and the times, standing by his interview.” prince andrew and the times, standing by his interview. i think if his interview went really well, you wouldn't have to make a case it was the right thing to do. this interview that aired on newsnight on saturday night didn't go that well. although everyone closed him was taken aback by his lack of remorse, it seemed, like his tone deafness, et cetera, they think that at least everything's out there, that he's got his side acro

the daily mail has the same top story — reporting that prince andrew says his behaviour was unbecoming of a member of the royalon the same story — the paper also features a picture of interviewer emily maitlis with the duke at buckingham palace. the daily express says prince andrew opens up to the bbc — and calls the interview a grilling. the sun describes the duke as "grovelling". and the times says prince andrew believes his links to epstein have damaged the royals. we have to start with the story. the front of the telegraph, "i let the start that may collect the side down". it has been a good secret by the bbc and when it emerged earlier today. the interview took place at bob —— king and palace with the approval of the queen apparently although there is a suggestion that some of prince andrew's aids might be hideously rumpled about you rightly say, it is a full and frank interview, no holds barred, we are told. he says he let the side down and kicks himself every time someone reminds him or he is reminded of the fa ct reminds him or he is reminded of the fact he knew this man was a convicted paedophile and

mentioned in the criminal complaint he's referred to as royal family member number one the spies gathered all sorts of information including e-mail addresses ip addresses and dates of birth of people who were posting on twitter any criticism or of the saudi regime and one of the. accounts among those thousands that you mentioned that were breached were that of a prominent dissident omar abdel aziz he's got about a 1000000 followers on twitter and zs was close to the washington post journalist jamal khashoggi who of course was murdered by saudi state agents inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last year a u.s. attorney david anderson news in charge of the case referred to the saudi regime in his remarks saying quote we will not allow u.s. companies or u.s. technology to become tools of foreign repression and twitter also respondents with praise for the investigation and promising to do its best to guard the. identities and the nonpublic information of anyone on the social media platform who discusses dissident a dissident dissent or human rights violations and freedom of speech and things of that nature. and robot just the c.-t.

mail's headline, fur majesty. what a marvellous pun! it is front—page in the sun as well and it has caused a stir. the royalarities and they're following the example set by the fashion industry and moving from fur and it is something that animal rights s groups have been welcoming of. but bringing it back to how people buy fur, we have seen huge problems with people being misled to buying what they think is faux fur and people have been told the products are fake when actually they we re products are fake when actually they were real and they were using rabbit or mink fur. there is a challenge, like we have seen with tea bags and the information we receive. like we have seen with tea bags and the information we receivem like we have seen with tea bags and the information we receive. it says any new items from the queen will not have real fur. any new items from the queen will not have realfur. but any new items from the queen will not have real fur. but she will wear existing items. yes, you don't want to waste items. it would be a travesty to throw them away and it is important the queen stays warm, especi

of the royal family and shortly after that the spying commenced the spies gather all sorts of information about people making critical comments about the saudi government including their e-mail addresses their ip addresses their dates of birth and so forth among the thousands of accounts that were breached was one belonging to a prominent saudi dissident omar abdel aziz he was close to the washington post journalist jamal khashoggi who of course as we know was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul a little over a year ago by saudi state agents according to multiple intelligence agencies. least 4 protesters have been killed in iraq capital by gunfire from security forces live ammunition was used as they tried to cross the bridge in an attempt to block it earlier the european parliament the european union rather condemned the excessive use of force being used on protesters it said the reported attacks by armed groups on demonstrators undermine the rights of peaceful assembly and expression on legitimate demands campaigning is underway in the u.k. for next month's snap election several prominent female m.p.'s have announced they won't be standing because of an increase in

of the royal family and shortly after that the spying commenced the spies gather all sorts of information about people making critical comments about the saudi government including their e-mail addresses their ip addresses their dates of birth and so forth among the thousands of accounts that were breached was one belonging to a prominent saudi dissident omar abdel aziz he was close to the washington post journalist jamal khashoggi who of course as we know was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul a little over a year ago by saudi state agents according to multiple intelligence agencies a hospital operated by doctors without borders in yemen has been forced to shut off to a missile and drone attack and thereby warehouse in the red sea city of moncho used by a government allied force was also hit killing 8 people yemen's military is accusing who the rebels of carrying out a strike. french police have now started dismantling migrant camps as part of a new crackdown started in northeast paris nearly 3000 people have been living there for years without any sanitation critics say the move is political and an attempt to win over voters from the far right. always know unfortu

of the royal family and shortly after that the spying commenced the spies gather all sorts of information about people making critical comments about the saudi government including their e-mail addresses their ip addresses their dates of birth and so forth among the thousands of accounts that were breached was one belonging to a prominent saudi dissident omar abdel aziz he was close to the washington post journalist jamal khashoggi who of course as we know was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul a little over a year ago by saudi state agents according to multiple intelligence agencies iran has resumed enriching uranium at an underground facility and began injecting uranium gas into centrifuges. at the fordo plant from midnight local time that iran has been scaling back on its commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal after the us pulled out of the accord and re-impose sanctions resident has sent a harley has accused european partners of not doing enough to help it avoid the sanctions that are damaging its economy several people have been killed in a missile and john attack on a port in western yemen and. iranian backed rebels have been blamed for the strike on their fight

of the royal family and shortly after that the spying commenced the spies gather all sorts of information about people making critical comments about the saudi government including their e-mail addresses their ip addresses their dates of birth and so forth among the thousands of accounts that were breached was one belonging to a prominent saudi dissident omar abdel aziz he was close to the washington post journalist jamal khashoggi who of course as we know was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul a little over 'd a year ago by saudi state agents according to multiple intelligence agencies several people have been killed after an attack on a porch in west in yemen and. the iran backed who the rebels have been blamed for launching missiles in drones of the red sea port of their fighting a saudi iraqi led coalition that's backing yemen's internationally recognized government it is the 1st major attack in the region since saudi arabia's around co all facilities were hit in september iran was blamed for those strikes though it denied any involvement at least $47.00 people have been killed after an attack on mining employees in booking a fast so a convoy carrying star from

i will not get dragged into commentary about matters concerning the royal family if that is all right. john stevens of the daily mailted, were you commit to keeping sajid javid as your chancellor? i'm going to give your chancellor? i'm going to give you an absolutely categorical assurance that i will keep sajid javid as my chancellor. how about that? applause. i think he is a great guy andi applause. i think he is a great guy and i think he is doing a fantastic job and i'm proud to count him as a colleague. i would job and i'm proud to count him as a colleague. iwould be job and i'm proud to count him as a colleague. i would be grateful, however, if... can we not have in this questions about the personnel are top of the tory party? can we live under general questions. if you have a question raised your hand and you should get a pat on the microphone and then please state how you are, who you represent and please no questions on the royal family. that gets tedious after a while. —— you should get a paddle and a microphone. i am not a mccann and a microphone. i am not a mccann andl and a microphone. i am not a mccann

royal family hold meetings, hold discussions. there's going to be a lot of discussions that have to take place to work out to move forward. >> according to the daily mailthere's a campaign to strip prince andrew of his tritae tit >>> coldplay will not go on tour for the band's latest album. >> chris martin told the bbc that it's to help the environment. he says traveling from city to city adds to their carbon footprint. instead cold play will broadcast a concert free on youtube and this is actually the performance from this morning in jordan. >> interesting. >> it is. i wonder if that will start a trend. i doubt it. >> people want to have the concert experience. >> they want to see them in person. >>> a really sweet dog in ohio is getting a lot of attention for her reaction to a disney classic. >> this golden retriever was watching the lion king but when the seen came on, it was too much. >> come on. dad, come on. we have to go home. help! somebody! >> this dog knows a lot. >> he could feel it. >> you can feel the love tonight. the dog got interested in the scene and would not look away as simba tried to wake up his father. sam shared this saying someo

mail on sunday tell"e.t." they will defend the case with theou moat vigor. still the rift continues. the new clm, no one in the royal family is checkingin, texting, or speaking with the coup. our royal srceells us the relationship betwe them and the rest of the family is at an all-time low. actuallyt kind of looks like everything is falling apart behind the scenes at buckingham palace. the queen's favorite son fid? prince andrew was just stripped $323,0 yearly salary.nd is >> there is a lot of suggestion that actually it was the queen who pretty much forced prince andrew to step down after a series of intensive crisis tks with the princ of wales. i tnk they both realized that there was no choice but for him to step back from royal duties. >> andrew's continued fall from grace happened after his most recent public relations debacle. last weekend's bbc intview has been called a nightmare. >> s said she had sex with you three times. >> no. >> is not the case that andrew is being booted out of the roy family. the duke of york.oyal highness - however, you are not going to see him carrying out solo public engagements on b

of the royal family and shortly after that the spying commenced the spies gather all sorts of information about people making critical comments about the saudi government including their e-mail addresses their ip addresses their dates of birth and so forth among the thousands of accounts that were breached was one belonging to a prominent saudi dissident omar abdel aziz he was close to the washington post journalist jamal khashoggi who of course as we know was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul a little over a year ago by saudi state agents according to multiple intelligence agencies come paintings on the way in the u.k. for next month's general election december the 12th but several prominent female m.p.'s have announced they will not be standing because of an increase in threats of violence and intimidation a new parliamentary report has found abuse of politicians is not quotes commonplace nepa has more from london. it was a dark moment in british politics. an opposition labor m.p. was fatally shot and stabbed outside her constituency office she'd campaign to remain in the e.u. a killer had shouted keep britain independent if he carried out the attack police of wa

of the royal family and shortly after that the spying commenced the spies gather all sorts of information about people making critical comments about the saudi government including their e-mail addresses their ip addresses their dates of birth and so forth among the thousands of accounts that were breached was one belonging to a prominent saudi dissident omar abdel aziz he was close to the washington post journalist jamal khashoggi who of course as we know was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul a little over a year ago by saudi state agents according to multiple intelligence agencies joining us here on the news i'm up owen jones he's an assistant professor had been coming for university he specializes in social media. and technology across the middle east mark owen jones welcome back to the news are all we in effect here talking about a saudi mole in twitter yes we're talking about a saudi mole operating within an american company in america and what's more it's not just the mo the recent court filings have actually confirms what a lot of people suspected which is that this operation seems to go directly to the saudi royal family it can no longer be mr tributed as a

mail. that was really stressful of me. and then also, just, i love you. people reacting to the shock of what happened here. people who were injured were treated and taken to royaltands that two of the most serious casualties were brought here to the world london hospital in east london, when i arrived here at about four o'clock this afternoon, the hospital was on complete lockdown. there were lots of patients trying to get into the routine appointments, we spoke to one man who was desperate to get in for his dialysis appointment, not looking very well at all. this is one of four major trauma centres across london, and these are well practised plans, because in 2017, during that attack, that's london bridge in borough markets, many of the casualties were brought to this hospital and treated by the co nsulta nts hospital and treated by the consultants and doctors, which were subsequently recognised for their work here. we don't know this evening the condition of the two people who were brought to this hospital, we are still waiting to hear that, but they have been treated here at the royal london hospital in the major trauma unit. 0k, hospital in the major trauma