in a statement, ryan lock's former schoolmates portsmouth said...ed specifically about ryan lock, but said it was difficult to confirm the status and whereabouts of british nationals in syria. ryan lock told friends he believed in the kurdish cause, but that commitment, it seems, has now led to the death of this 20—year—old former chef who said he had wanted to make a difference. duncan kennedy, bbc news, inch itch itch. one of the largest syrian rebel groups says it's suspended involvement in peace talks planned for later this month. the free syrian army said the regime and its allies had committed "many and large" violations of a ceasefire negotiated by russia and turkey. our correspondent sangita myska reports. this, claim rebel forces, is evidence that the syrian regime is continuing to shell parts of the north—west of the country, around wadi barada. it is, say the rebels, a direct contravention of the tentative truce brokered last week and the reason a number of anti—assad groups have now withdrawn from peace talks, due to be held in kazakhsta

ryan lock had told his family he was going to turkey on holiday. —— against the red card shown to sofiane feghouli last night against manchester united. andy murray plays jeremy chardy in the first round of the qatar open this afternoon. if the qatar open this afternoon. if the seedings work out correctly, he will face novak djokovic in the final. and in rugby league, bradford bulls have been liquidated after the club's administrator rejected a bid to save them. more on those stories in ten minutes. here, a think tank closely linked o the labour party is warning that the party has almost no chance of winning the next general election. the fabian society says labour is "too weak" to win a majority and would need to work with rivals like the liberal democrats to stand any chance of getting into government. john curtice, professor of politics at strathclyde university, told me the report goes beyond the current difficulties faced byjeremy corbyn as labour leader. what the fabian society is pointing out is absolutely nothing to do with the current posi

ryan lock had told his family he was going to turkey on holiday.hown to sofiane feghouli during the premier league defeat to manchester united. he was sent off after colliding with phil jones. former super league champions ra dford jones. former super league champions radford bulls jones. former super league champions ra dford bulls have jones. former super league champions radford bulls have been liquidated after the club's administrator rejected a bid to save them. —— bradford bulls. andy murray is playing in the qatar open, his first event since being knighted. he is currently 3—0 up againstjeremy chardy of france. a think tank closely linked o the labour party is warning that the party has almost no chance of winning the next general election. the fabian society says labour is "too weak" to win a majority and would need to work with rivals like the liberal democrats to stand any chance of getting into government. john curtice, professor of politics at strathclyde university, told me the report goes beyond the current difficulties faced byjeremy

well, ryan lock went to school in halfa nt. young man? well, ryan lock went to school in halfant. out in august. in fact he told friends and family he was going on holiday to turkey. but, indeed, later on he then revealed on facebook he was actually going to join up with the kurdish group own as the ypg. now, he is not the first british man to do this. 0thers as the ypg. now, he is not the first british man to do this. others have done the same. ryan lock, we understand, the ypg informed his family ina understand, the ypg informed his family in a letter, of his death, saying he was killed in that battle for the syrian city of raqqa, which has been an is stronghold. and obviously shock from his friends and family. we read out that statement from his father. his school have put out a statement as well, i think. that's right. his school have said today that he was a well—liked pupil. i have also spoken to two other fighters who had pupil. i have also spoken to two otherfighters who had met him out in syria, who say that he was very committed to the kurdish cause and actually asked hi

ryan lock told friends he believed in the kurdish cause.he institute for strategic dialogue, which is a think tank specialising in counter—terrorism and security. last year he helped produce a report on the western fighters who‘ve joined up with the kurds to fighting so called islamic state in syria and iraq. first of all, do we have any idea about the numbers of foreign fighters and particularly britons who may have gone over to fight with the kurds? it is very difficult to put an exact number on because government don‘t put out estimates in the weah as they do for islamist fighters having said that we found just over a0. i think if i was to estimate, i would say the total over the course of the conflict has been between 50 and 100 britons. what's the moat racial? a range but the key, is a culmination of repulsing of what they have seen happening, combined with the frustration of the international community‘s lack of a response. 0n international community‘s lack of a response. on a geopolitical level. 0na more response. on a geopolitical l

government to please support the family in every sort of way they can in facilitating the return of ryan locke'syan lock‘s former school near portsmouth said, "we are very sorry and saddened to hear the news about ryan lock. "he was a well—liked person during his time at the school, our thoughts go out to his friends and family at this time." ryan lock is one of several british nationals to fight and die for the kurds. most had no military training, but wanted to go after seeing pictures of the violence caused by islamic state. this man was a former royal marine from south yorkshire. in 2015, he became the first briton to die fighting for the kurds. his parents say they're proud british fighters are helping the kurdish people. my son asked me in a phone call, "when are the british coming?" and i said, "they aren't". but as i've seen with volunteers, they are going over. and britain is being represented. even if it's not being admitted by the government. we are trying to help the kurds and fight isis in the best way a lot of young people can. so i'm very proud of them. ryan lock told friends he b

in facilitating the return of ryan locke's body to the uk. —— ryan lock.eral british nationals to fight and die for the kurds. most had no military training, but wanted to go after seeing pictures of the violence caused by islamic state. this man was a former royal marine from south yorkshire. in 2015, he became the first briton to die fighting for the kurds. his parents say they're proud british fighters are helping the kurdish people. my son asked me in a phone call, "when the british coming?" and i said, "they aren't". but as i've seen with volunteers, they going over. and britain is being represented. even if it's not being admitted by the government. we are trying to help the kurds and fight isis in the best way a lot of young people can. so i'm very proud of them. ryan lock told friends he believed in the kurdish cause, but that commitment, it seems, has now brought tragedy to another british family. a british soldier who died in iraq yesterday has been named. lance corporal scott hetherington, who was 22 and serving with the 2nd battalion, duke of l

they've told the bbc that ryan lock, who was 20 and from west sussex, died during an assault on the isghold of raqqa just before christmas. it's believed he travelled to syria last august, and joined a kurdish volunteer group called the ypg. it's reported that the authorities in turkey now know the identity of the chief suspect in the mass shooting at a nightclub in istanbul. 39 people were killed and dozens wounded when an attacker opened fire on a new year party inside the crowded reina club. police have carried out raids in the city, but the gunman is still at large. the islamic state militant group has said it was behind the attack. staring directly into the camera, the face of the man turkish officials say is the main suspect in the deadly nightclub attack. this footage, released by police, appears to show him filming himself on his phone while walking through taksim square, one of istanbul's most—busy areas. it is not clear when it was recorded. following a tipoff, armed officers carried out a raid on a house in the city monday evening. the suspect was not found, but so far 12 pe

ryan locke had told his family he was going to syria on holiday. in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on: the unite union have said their article 48 hour strike amongst cabin crew at british airways starting a week today. british airways has responded and said they are disappointed that the unite union has chosen once again to target the customers. the dispute is over pay. they say the company will plan to ensure that all customers travel to their destinations, mixed fleet unite, the section of british airways cabin crew who are going on strike, represent just airways cabin crew who are going on strike, representjust15% of cabin crew. more details to be published on friday january the 6th. so british airways responding they‘re saying that they will put contingency plans in place after the unite union in the dispute over pay with bosses have called a strike, 48 hours of strikes to begin a week today. britain‘s top diplomat to the european union has resigned. sir ivan rogers leaves hisjobjust months before the gover

ryan lock, 20, died during an assault on and i is stronghold, one pro—kurdish campaigner, mark campbellterms with the news. it is age and is shocked to them. ryan had said that he was going on holiday, apparently, to turkey, back in august. then he had put a facebook post up saying he had arrived in syria to fight isis. for your 20—year—old son, to see that, must have been awful. final confirmation on friday, and then went to visit them on sunday. two days later. so they were just obviously incomplete and utter devastation. distraught with grief. day i of the dayi of the new congress, there has already been a major u—turn from the republican held lower house on the issue of congressional ethics. some of the main stories from the bbc world service, yesterday we would talking about a deadly prison riot in brazil, these men may not be the sharpest tools in the box, they escaped, the man in front has been posting photos of himself on facebook bragging about the whole thing. the man behind him already called, would not be the biggest surprise is the man at the front is picked up before long

ryan lock, who was 20, had told his family he was going on holiday to turkey, but instead joined kurdishritish airways cabin crew are to stage a a8—hour strike starting on the 10th january. members of the unite union have rejected a new offer aimed at resolving a pay dispute. a previous walk—out, planned for christmas day and boxing day, was called off after talks. ba says it plans to ensure that all their customers can travel to their destinations. a court in france has given four chelsea fans suspended sentences for racially abusing a man on the paris metro in 2015. the four were also ordered to pay more than £8,000 in compensation to the black frenchman who was filmed being pushed off a train and subjected to chants. from paris, lucy williamson reports. a routine journey home, two years ago, that became a national scandal. frenchman souleymane sylla pushed off his train three times that night by chelsea fans singing racist chants. we're chelsea, we're racists and that's the way we like it. translation: because of them i had problems. because of them i wasn't able to ride the subway. b

. >> [laughs] >> police and in brazil didn'td evidence to support ryan lock the story.lly apologized and admitted to over exaggerating events. he was suspended from swimming for ten co-months, lost several sponsors, and was charged by brazil police for filing a false report. >> you know, it was still hours after the incident happened -- i was still intoxicated. i was still under the influence, and i am not making me being intoxicated like an excuse. i am not doing that at all. it was my fault, and i shouldn't have said it. i shouldn't -- i should not have said anything. i over exaggerated that part. the gun was drawn but not at my forehead. it wasn't cocked at my forehead. it was towards my general direction. >> and our panel is back with us now to discuss that. at times, it was difficult to watch that story. >> for sure. >> it will get on you man. it will get after you. when you get after it. i think that as a meditation on celebrity and all of that jazz, it was a perfect -- it was a perfect moment for 2016. perfect instructional moment for 2016. ryan lochte got more f

ryan lock, who was 20 and from chichester, was killed last month during a battle for the is strongholdow hope to be able to return his body to the uk. that's the latest bbc news. later, is nutella back to you? jerome on twitter says palm oil is cheaper and more addictive than sugar but does it give you cancer? please get in touch with us in the usual ways. if you are texting you will be charged. now some sport. southampton are halfway to wembley. advantage southampton after the first leg of their efl tie with liverpool last night. the goal from their efl tie with liverpool last night. the goalfrom nathan redmond giving them an advantage. it was that poor performance from liverpool, you have to say. southampton will be frustrated they didn't score more. that poor performance riled managerjurgen klopp. we wait to see who they will face. it could be hull or manchester united in the final. explain why manchester city have been charged over anti—doping rules? manchester city have been charged over anti-doping rules? they have failed to lay out the rules. football clu bs failed to lay out th

lock. >> i wanted ryan to know i loved him whether he won or lost. you play the game. >> love the british wit, this porning, andrew appeared on live with kelly and guest host jerry o'connell. >> andrew revealed ryan's wife was in on the globe joke. it was only supposed to happen if reynolds won. >> if i win, i'm going to turn to my wife, and last minute i'm going to turn to you. >> then, ryan gosling won, they went for it anyway. >> we were both very excited about the possibility. i was upset i wasn't going to get to kiss him. win or lose, we can still do it. >> he's a kisi kind of fella, that andrew. >> justin timberlake and jessica biel. they were out supporting each other again last night. justin was going to show up at the premiere of jessica's new movie. with those two whooknows. >> we've had so many date nights, we don't know what to do with ourselves. screw date night. this is too much. >> jessica produced and stars in the book of love. justin did the soundtrack. but after posing for photos. disappeared to let her take the spotlight. >> having

locked out? that was a component of one of the original ryan plans, you're locked out. and is that sustainable?is that going to say to the texans and floridans. do they even want it? part of the other question will be as part of repeal and replace, what are they going to do about the expansion itself? will it be eliminated right away, which i think is highly unlikely, or will they look at it and say we'll keep it in place and be more flexible, but over the next ten-year window we will gradually phase down the money so it will phase down from 97% federal to whatever your regular state match is. again, these things set into motion a lot of very very difficult state-to-state delegation-t delegation-to-delegation fights that are gonna have to happen we any time we've looked at -- anybody can look at medicaid and say we don't like how that piece of it works. when those people are challenged to find a new way of doing it, there's no way of fixing it and accommodating everybody. it's like i'm going to badly paraphrase is it the winston churchill quote that talked about democracy which is it's the wors

his team and paul ryan are absolutely in lock step and they are in a position that they might be abledo this. charlie: it will be interesting the senior counsel does and what jared kushner does as senior advisor. and what the differences in those roles will be. kellyanne conway is there, senior counsel. as chief of staff and rudy giuliani and chris christie on the outside but always influential. potential fore real computing power centers in the west wing. strategistschief like steve banyan and reince that jared knowing kushner is probably more powerful than those two. >> the other power center will be donald trump's phone. he works the phone all day long and he will continue to do that in the white house. charlie: before we go and i will close on this -- i interviewed the chief of staff at the white house this week. he told me a story that what happens in the white house is that the president wants to be there with his wife and his two children. then he goes upstairs with a bundle of papers and his own devices and stays up until 3:00 a.m. contrast that to donald trump who seems to ge

>> smoochy moment was of course after colbet ask edgar field about this lip lock during the globes. >> i wanted ryan to know that i supported him, win or lose. he played the ame, showed up and it doesn't change anything in my heart. this morning, andrew appeared on live wiih kelly with jerry o'connell. with yet another moment. >> we just popped an altoid just in case. >> but blake lively was in on the globes joke and was supposed to happen if reynolds won. >> i thought okay, i will turn to my wife and at the last minute by will turn to you. >> but went whe rye n ryan gosl won, they did it anyway. >> i was disappointed i wasn't going to get to kiss him. so i said to him, win or lose, we can still do it. >> and the kissy kind of fellow, that andrew. >> aknow, right? >> a kissy fellow at golden globes wab justin timberlake and jessica biel. >> what a great couple. no one knew for sure if justin would show up at the premier of jessica's movie, but with those two, you just know. p> and another date night for you guys. >> honestly, we've had so many date nights, we don't even know what to do with ourselve

rob ryan with the long locks lgo right there he met with redskins yesterday former bills defensive coordinatorlo severed ties with robthr and his brother rex ryan.ther rr both were let go a week beforeeo the season ended.ed pretty impressive resume.ese with the pats, the raiders, the cowboys, the saints and the browns. br >> and finallyowns, a 10ness plr taking a hit to his manhood. literally. te check it out. this is stan wa rin key withey w easy put away smash and sendsen the ball right into his opponent's most sensitive area.e he quickly jumped the net to apologize as march teen quadsn s son went to his niece in pain.np replay show the ball actuallyct hopefully sparing him some ofsoo the full force. for. >> what was he doing? why was s he walking up to the net if thee ball was still in play? >> he was -- right. >> he walk up into the path ofaf the ball? >> no. yeah. exactly. >> this is all happening at thea australian open. he thought the guy was going too slam the ball beyond him.. >> you watch much tennis.nis >> clearly this guy doesn't plaa much tennis because the guy was standing in fro

on best picture for comedy or musical seven nominations overall emma stone lock on best actress ryanher best actor in comedy musical category, people have been talking but hugh grant a long shot but for florence foster jenkins would he beck golden globe win. >> a lot of removes out watch in comfort of home hellor high water up for best motion picture drama -- terrifically. >> two brothers and crime spree but, unfortunately, probably not going to win, for best picture drama people have it down between manchester by sea and moonlight starring allie nominated for best supporting actor favored to win. >> great to see you. thank you so much, i will be watchinghis weekend, big one. >> tune in monday for we cap golden globes fox light host, take out 2.0 what samsung grub hub are going to make ordering food faster. and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink

locks for best picture, as well. there's room for ten films in the category. expect "lion tem "arrival" anse >> ryan area case a affleck will score best actor nods. but other possibilities could include andrew farfield visionio norton son and andrewst actre categ be the exciting to watch of all. emhat ma stone, nat three portman and amydams are expected to draw nomination. don't be prized to here meryl steep's name, too. back to you, kendis and dine. >> do you have a favorite? >> you know i like "la la land." what did you didn't. i was surprised. >> i "la l because i lived in l.a. for a while while. i'm just as vapid and empty as those people are. >> even though ryan gosling is in it. >> it would have been better with ryan reynolds. >> is ""dead pool"" in the running?e also saw arrival" i loved amy adams. there was a little something at the end i didn't quite go for. >> some a phone call this morning. >> we don't understand why. >> "zoolander" nominated for "zoolander 2" nominated for razzies. >> batmannen versus superman nominated tore a razzies. probably not getting a oscar. >> b affleck has gone

locks for best picture, as well. there's room for ten films in the category. expect "lion temperature "arrival" and "manchester by the sea" among them. >> ryan gosling and act areak will score best actor nods. but other possibilities could include andrew farfield, visionio norton son and andrew garfield. the best actress category might be the most exciting to watch of all. em that ma stone, nat three portman and amy adams are expected to draw nomination. don't be prized to here meryl steep's name, too. back to you, kendis and dine. >> do you have a favorite? >> you know, i like "la la land." what did you say? >> i i was surprised. >> i liked "la la land" because i lived in l.a. for a while while. i'm just as vapid and empty as those people are. >> even though my boyfriend ryan gosling is in it. >> it would have been better with ryan reynolds. >> is ""dead pool"" in the running? >>ing. > we also saw arrival" together. >> yeah. >> i loved amy adams. there was a little something at the end i didn't quite go for. >> some movies who will not get a phone call this morning. >> we don't understand why. >> "zoolander" nominated for "zoolander 2" nominated for razzies. >>

peter: it was striking to listen to paul ryan, the speaker of the house, rhapsodize, you could hear his praise of the vice president, like this is my guy, we'll be locked in tight. we'll see what happens with the guy in the oval office. carol: and i think the question is, is it pence? is he going to be the one trump listens to the most? ed: i was struck because if you look at the staff being put together, a lot of that has the touch of reince priebus, the new chief of staff, who was chairman of the republican national committee. a lot of folks coming in are long-time g.o.p. operatives who have experience in washington, yet the speech had touches of stephen bannon, steven miller and virtually none of the sort of mainstream republican messaging that reince priebus and the r.n.c. and broader republican party has been embracing over the last few years. it was a stunning juxtaposition. dan: this was very much a bannon-esque vision he laid out. i guess part of the question is, how did he reassure his chief of staff, reince priebus, who's part of the republican establishment, that i'm going to give this speech but things will be all right and we'll be able to

. >>> ryan seacrest had plans to unveil the new year's ball last night but was delayed due to an unexpected incident. the host got locked inside a time -- elevator. they were stuck for nearly an hour. he thanked the firemen who came and rescued him.>>> last night we said goodbye to 2016. we've been counting down the best of 2016. stanley roberts has gone through all of the video and has picked his top 10 favorites. here's the top 10 for all of 2016.>>reporter: stanley roberts found some people behaving badly.>> so this is a priority you need to re-examine your drivers license. do this within five days. >> yes you heard him right. he will have to take a test again and five days. will have to start from the beginning. this police department around the county include the sheriff's office they come together for a common cause. drivers behaving badly around the county. the driver did not yield to a person and the crosswalk. >> what's wrong? >> my eye. i'm 33 years old. i'm losing my peripheral vision. so i go to i doctor every year, to get peripherals checked, and it's shrinking. >> do you think you should still be driving?

in fact, my protege on the committee, paul ryan and i, will go to the floor at some point with a formal lock box proposal that prevents the raiding of social security, not just for this congress, but i would hope for all. so, we in fact could stay out of social security. >> so, john kasich and paul ryan sitting there on the committee. hadn't been there very long. i've been in the town forever. i heard them talk about this raiding of social security trust fund. why did they still do it and was it lyndon johnson that changed the whole frame on that? in other words, using the social security trust fund so he could stay on a balanced budget? >> so, the problem is, there have been a lot of great minds trying to figure out how you fix this. the problem is because the trust fund has to buy government debt, because that safe, there's been talk, oh, should it buy stocks? people are nervous about the federal government buying billions and billions in private sector stocks, so, the safety and the appropriateness of government debt has been what the, what has guided us to use the trust funds to invest o

i'm just saying under the current system, if you repeal it lock, stock and barrel, like every republican presidential candidate said, like paul ryanll i'm saying is, instead of fighting this, like they did for the last six years, instead of repealing it, just say, look, let's sit down with the democrats, pick top five things wrong with the plan, didn't work out maybe we thought it would work out, never does, once you pass legislation and it hits ground, let's fix those five things. it's a political football again. i think that is the wrong approach. sit down and fix it. you don't need to repeal the whole thing. they are saying i like this provision, like that provision, keep this, keep that, the gist of the republican plan from the '90s they presented. let's fix it and drop politics. stuart: do you think your party has left you behind? when you look at current leadership, nancy pelosi, it is the old guard leadership. it is president obama, it is nancy pelosi, it is senator schummer, that is the old guard. they have left you behind? >> well, look, i did my best to try to play a major leadership, major leadership role. the party is

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this letter from a fellow named ryan in north central maine also makes an important point about the affordable care act. and the term that i refer to is job lock. there are hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people in this country who are locked into the jobs that they have, that they don't really like, that isn't giving them the satisfaction that they want because they can't afford to leave their health care. one of the hidden benefits of the affordable care act is it has allowed those people to follow their dreams, to start a business and not have to worry about having health insurance. he says, affordable health -- this is an entrepreneur in maine, a small business person. affordable health care is a major roadblock to those calculating which they can take the leap to becoming self-employed. as we prepare for next year's season i'm about to leave my benefit-providing job in order to commit to making the volume of ice cream that we need. this is scary. and it's a difficult decision given our financial situation and the fact that we are raising two small children of four and seven years old. the first comment i hear from everyone who f